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The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
Personal.

l.. !. Ruth, Of Sat Lake. is in town.
Col. Shoup, Of Salmon CITY, Idaho, is
paying Dillon visit
Prot. CLAYTON came up from Salt Lake.
on Thursday, and went to Bannack.
a. +. Wright. merchant at Lemhi Juno
aon' Idaho spent couple Of days in Dillon,
Mike s. Herr and John Jack were amory
the civilians down from Bannack recently.
: James Mauldin, introducer Of the Per.
cheron- Mormon horses into Montana. was.
in town for day.
VIM B. Devoll, for many wears a sue.
cesstul placer miner at Bannack, was in
town the tore part Of the week.
Mrs. L. E. Hanson went to Salt Lake to
be present at the Thomas musical festival
and to purchase millinery goods.
E. W. Butts will superintend the erection
OF the buildings Of the Philadelphia COM
pany's smelling works, near Sheridan.
Dave McCranor Of Sheridan, called on
us. Through all the vicissitudes of this
Tie OaVe holds his own remarkably well.
Gen. II. s. Howell. of Virginia City.
passed through town, en- route to Butte and
ne!ena, and he was as reticent rs old Grant
while here.
ZION. Martin Maginnis and Mrs. Magin-
MS nave arrived at Helena, and will sum.
mes under the genial influences" spoken
OF BY ex.Gov. Potts.
Tom Deyarmon. proprietor Of the Nt'sit,
s .,. Mrs. Devarmon and Miss Annie
=, ..nexto". all OF the Social City, took ia>.
eanessiav's train tor the nuscial festive
at Salt Lake.
Hon. W. ". Morris. OF Virginia City,
WAS IN town: on honored by his fellow
c'"zens OF Madison with Legislative ho"-
oFs' MIR. Morris finds it his duty * ~
noaose that owing to his expanding .,o's.
ouro's ne will not stand tor the Legislature
any more.
=, ron. Samuel Wo,d and Mrs. Word, Fav
U harrington and Mrs. Harrington. fro"
ssMs'n'a City. lock yesterdays train tor
Hau Lake, to attend the Thomas Musical
Festival. Mr.. Words musical education
S'ng faulty, he viii! not ''chip in in the
grand coneer, choruse..
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
ORE FOR MONTANA
EXHIBIT.

1ohn B. Read, Territorial Com"'ss'o".'
>, the Denver Exposition, has issued CIT
cular addressed to the miners o. Nio"." No.
in which he says that the miners y, Wv
TERRITORY too " ell understand the ao,a'..
taoes Of advertising the resources Oh Tvs"
mining properties to require any enu"e c.m
t;on of the benefits to be derived ny 'a''
and representative exhibit Of Montana ofes
at the j. ..nver Exposition, which begins on
the I7,'r Of next July. II is estimated t''a'
10000 people will visit the Expos'''on'
and out Of this number thousands OF CAPT
ts,;s,s and mining men, from every state
and Territory in the Union ana from Iu'
rome will BIZ in attendance to examine me
ore exhibits and learn facts relating TO the
mineral resources Of the great inter.'noun'
tain division Of the continent. The impo'
tar If having Montana we'll Represented
this year at the Exposition can not be over
estimated. Our Territory, in the near tu'
ture, is destined to become the foremost
bullion. producer If the country, and the
Second Denver Exposition is the place to
make display Of our resources It we ne.
sire to invite the Investment Of millions OF
dollars Of capital in the permanent mines
of Montana. The Territorial approprta-
ton Of $500 for meeting the expenses OF
a thorough exhibit at the Exposition being
inadequate the Commissioner has designa'
ted assistants in each county to aid him In
collecting ores from all Of the districts In the
Terri >r-- By adopting this plan 1t Is ex'
PEI. d that every mine.owner will be reach.
edand afforded an opportunity to contribute
a 81, :i,nen from his mine toward swelling
tn .ibit from Montana. Samples should
be selected Of ten pounds or less In weight
but in cases If specimens whose beauty,
value or interest would be destroyed BY
breaking this instruction may be disregard.
ed. In sending in samples mine. owners
will label them with the name Of the mine
its owners, and the district in which 1t Is
located. Mine.owners in the districts oi
Beaverhead County are requested to send
their ores to John X. Wilson, TRIBUNE
Office, Dillon. Commissioner Read would
like to have the Montana exhibit boxed,
labeled and ready for shipment at AS early
a date as possible. Mine.owners Of this
county now have chance to advertise
their properties outside Of the narrow linn.
its Of Southern Montana and If, through
negligence, they do not take advantage OF
this opportunity it is their own fault.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.

| New sidewalks should be laid down i,
many places in Dillon.
Four plates remained unclaimed at thu
festival. Cali at this office for them.
The champion female whist player OF
Montana inhales Dillon atmosphere.
The Dublin doctor prescribe exclusively
for the night herd and ind'gen, Iniuns.
Bishop Brewer. the eminent divine. will
preach in Dillon on Sunday, June :4,h.
Montana will no. be effected by the con-
soliiation OF Internal Revenue districts.
The foundation for the School House
is so!id.y laid in Il workmanlikc manner.
The Board OF Health OF Beaverh,ad
County weighs over eight hundred pounds
The performance to be given BY III, Bou
Ions this evening will br worth pa,ronizing
The Glendale brewery building on Mon
tara street. is being considerably enlarged
Machinery for the Virginia City concen-
TRAITOR has been received at the Dillon depot
Wanted: Some one to read the Declare,
ton OF Independence. Referred 10 {. OF \
Houses and lots in Dillon are hrinsin. a
much l~,,er price than the. did one wear
ago.
the Coxs1s, do all OF the blowing for Bezc.
man.
The new organ for the NJ. E Church at
Bozeman was shipped 10 Dillon through a
mistake.
Southern Montana has been sighted.
az
this section.
OF all the newspapers printed ON the RAP.
ID Yellowstone the Glenaive Times is the
rew>ies, and best
Our Dillon livery stables arc turning GU,
spans OF pretty horses, with buggie. and
carriages to match.
\, Eiiels. in addition seeing fine goods.
YOU can hear him hu.nming: Thou ar, so
near and yet 50 far
The editorial page Of the Deer Lodge
NORTH U;.ai is headiess-bas the page i. ful.
OF lie withou. head.
The Cleopatra mine. on Lion Mountain,
has reached depth OF $50 fee, and has
yielded $4,000 tons OF ore.
The Butler tombstone company operating
at Silver Star and Tin,ic, Utah, is tempo.
rarilv busted and dead broke.
Tie Dillon meat markets are supplied
with the choicest beef cattle. Al Boldly
the steers killed are fine and fat.
The Cole Brothers. in the Birch Creek
District, have struck exceedingly rich sur
face ore that run. high up in silver.
IS &ntH I al
Ia take $1,000 worth OF stock in the big
irrigatirs canal of the Beaver head Valley.
\ scandal OF considerable magnitude i
mou,hed around. but great family news.
rarer like the TRIBUNE does not dare to
touch il.
Rev. NJ. T. Lamb. Of Glendale. will
preach in Grace N. T.. Church to nsorrow,
Sunday, June 18TH. Services morning and
evening.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
THE BOCLONS.

A large, we'll satisfied and enthusiast.
audience assembled last night at Renshaw
tall to listen to the Roulons. Musicallv,
the entertainment was exceptionally fine
and afforded few hours Of rare enioy.
ment. The closing performance will be
given tonight and deserves liberal patron
age. Lovers Of good music, in particular
should not tail to attend with their ladies'
butte Inter Mo""taix, :1.sc l:th.
The Bonlons, deserving and popula.
company, will give one Of their select mr.
tormances at School Hall this SATURDAY
evening D''lonites are afforded an oppor
tunity to witness good entertainment.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
DILLON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.

The Dillon Drsmatic Association-afeer
Rip-Nan-Winkle.like snooze-has rc.or.
ganized its forces. The Association is now
engaged on new play, in five acts, emit.
tied Devotion" BY the favorite drama,is,
BARLEY Campbell. Rehsorsals are in rapid
progress and the play will be produced with
appropriate appointments. No Mains vii,
e spared to present the piece with com.
p'ste and well selected cast OF costumes,
characters. New and elegant stage an.
continents and scenery will b. provided
Inc programme and date Of giving the per.
Torrance will be announced her, after.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
New Advertisements This Week.

New York Store: Leonard Eli.l.
Doublc.cnl. adv: kirkpatrick Bros.
Legal: Summons for divorce.
Local: Cabbage plants for sale.
Final Entry Notice.
Musical: The Autophone.
Local: Barbecue on the Fourth.
Sands & Bovce. Butte City.
Taken Up N"tice.
Local: Pacific Wagon 4 Implement Co
Legal: Alias Summons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
ROAD CARTS

Another consignment of those popular vehicle.
toar.i in II day or two
SEnREE, FEKRls 4 WmrE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
BARB WIRE.

An,'.hcr car load ot Novelty Lock Barb Wire
just received. Made Of pure hcsse,ncr Steel and
warranted the strongest and most durable wire
made. SEaRE., FERRis & Wnirk.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Consult your interests and buv the "Oshornc'
Irvine Hinder. The only standard machine Of the
world. Scv.ntv-fivc sold in Montana in the wa,
sSS1. Every machine guaranteed.
(;EO II, SAVAGE. Agent
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
DMNw10TRX.

Dr. $. r. Wagner, formerly Of Marshalltown,
Iowa, has located Dillon. Special attention Civ
en to preserving and regulating naura! teeth. Ref
crcnce given on application. Office one door north
If the TRIBUNE building.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
SPRING WAGONS,

Onlv n few more left out Of that las. car load
We have now two Of those iron gear. light Bug
gi.s and onc ircp gear Spring Wagum Als,, on,
Blackboard. Call and examine them II YOU wan.
something nice.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

\ fnc lot nj ex,ra quality L,ccs, Flowers, Ron,
just received ana. for sale cheap ut Mrs. Dinsi,v'>
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
HAY RAK ES.

Tiger Sclf-Dumping Hay Rakcs!
n"llinI sworth Spring Tooth Hay Rakes!
Favoritc Hand Dump Hav Rakes!
Tiger two. horse. wide. Hay Rskcs!
All with either wood or iron wheels rs desired
For sale bv SEnREF. FERRIS Il Wnlrk.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
Dillon. Montana, Nav 70. 1883.

Referring to above notice. wy desire to state that
Sweet l. Baldwin. will please make payment to MS.
-: ons Office IN Dillon All accounts remaining.
paid ON trait date, will be placed in the hands OF
Attorney for collection.
The entire stock nf General Merchandise hereto.
tore owned hy Sweet Baldwin, is offered for sale
at cost to close it out.
SknaEE. FERRIS l. WHITE.
Dillon, Montana. May 20. 1853.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!

BEFORE buying seif.binding Hsrvesters. Of any
Kind, call upon agent 1T Dillon and exan.inc the
Exterly Twlne Binder.
This machine has achieved unparalleled success
in all II the great gran growing districts Of the
Northwest. and is pronounced tho most perfect,
most substantially Iiyhtest draft and most desirable
binder On the market.
II Ia the only Self hinder that has the und,sputed
reputation Of giving the farmer no trouble In it.
continued operation.
See the machine and you will he convinced.
Pacific Wagon and Implement o.,of Montana
GEo. ". DAMr. Agent, Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

II You want Harvester or Twinc R'nde~ c,!l a,
The '1an W. lowcl Wagon Co.'S for the MeCor-
mick. fhvy never have or can be beaten. Salts.
faction guaranteed in nil cases.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
To.ax.tlA Of JSalys

Tables will he spread IN the green hack Of the
TRlsrNE Office and II nice dinner will I've served to
all the Fourth, Of July, ut 60 cents each.
Mrs. NJ. \. DlNGl.EY.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
0RExWo GOODS.

Do no, forge, that Mrs, L. +. Hanson has lary.
es st"k and is selling Hats md Ronncts this
spring than ever. New MILLINERY received every
week. Hair Gs,ods. and ready ,na,,r Primo, IS
Wrappers cheap Ladies' Underwear. New sup
ply nj t,r. Halls cnrsets which sell rapidly aud
give satisfaction. Prices to suit everyone.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
DON'T you FORGET 1T.

The genuine Hnllinyswor'h Spring Tmth Hay
Rake. The Tay:or Hand or Self Dump Hay Rake
Wood iron wheels. For sale only wv
TmE JoiiN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
NEW spnlNo MlLLuNERY.

Mrs. N. \. Dinylcy has JUS, rescve' and
fine ins ot millinery G.s,ls for shc Spring trade.
consisting ot lsxhnFn, Straw and Chip Hats,
..is.lnvd and unt.nnsd: Ribbons, P.umss. Pom
Pn,,s, Silks Satins and other trimmings. Misses
o. all s,.ics and prices. Call and exanlne hv. stock
while it Is new and fresh.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Jus, rsrrivcd ut The john W. Lowell Wagon Cos
yards THIRTY OF thnsc celebrated Fish Rros'
ksrasae SlraMy Wagsns and Duxyis~ which,
van not s beaten in Workmanship. durability. or IL,
price.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
CabbnHe Plants sss.> sale.

The following varieties Of plants can tc had q:
JOS II. Cown, mex door tn Green Il Walters latn.
her office: Early York. Winigstagh'. large French
Expe:srt late Bn,d Red and Early Blood Red.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
DRIVING BlrGGlEs.

We will, soon have some more Of those nice side
liar To, lsugyics, Call and examine them before
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant then, the bcs,
in the market
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
We Are Here to Stay!

Mrs. L. Z. N,nsnn is in receipt Of more Spring
Goods, oi all kinds.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Another car load at Harhed Wire, lust receive,
by The john W. l.nwvil Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

\ fine assortment Of WALL. PAPER Jus: re.
cc.ved ut {. l.. Tha,S MS California Fruit Store
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

ANYTHING. from Hsrrnw tsA,:h. 10 \ thirty horse
power Engine. That's the Kind at pl.sr We run
Exs-vthins Frs; elass-E<esy,h;ng Warranted
"tst,Irs bosto.n."
rHe io,lN ". l.owEiI " AGoH Co,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

One hundred Single and Double Shovel Plows
;..St received hv
TaE JoHN W. LOWELL WAGON Co
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
n O~ q q a a . I

Spring Stuck reviewed. Larger Stock and
Lower rrices than ever At q. W. Darts.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
MCCORMICK BINDEns AND MOWER,

Over ono hundred and Fifty Mccormick Binder.
and Four Hundred Mccormick Mowers sold il,
Montana Territory. Ind thew the only machines
that have given entire satisfaction. Call and exam.
inc them before huvinC.
The Jo,,S W. LnwE,., WAEoN CO.
Sole Agents.
New Flowers and Hats just received ut MIS-
l.. l.. Uanson's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

II YOU want to buy some fine Cigars cheap 20 to
kirkpatrick's. They are making specially Of CT.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

s'ddsas s",p a: kirkpatrsk brothers.
\ car io,d of Rn>hf,rd WACONS,iust received
by This John ". Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Isook Accounts
~ and Notes due and owing tsr merchandise
have been this day sold and assigned to Svhrce
Ferris Il White. who alone are authorized to rccciv.
and receipt 70, the same.
SWEET T. BALDWIN.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
sEBREE, FERRIS / WHITE.
NEWEST AND best WAGONS.
E~r.ae.-s, Attention,

The Caldwell Wagon for sale by Geo. W. d:
Cal! and examine these Wagons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

The Rushst,.a Wayua-Everv one warranted
For sale by the john ". Lowell Wagon Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

\ fine assortment, Ut Rahv Carriages, Revolving
BIRD Cages. and tQaet Sets Just rr>eix ID !, Z. (;
1hSmSeu$,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
BAR r. T. GU E!

7
| Kirkpatrick Rros. keep the celebrated Ruby Val
| lev Flour. You can tuy il cheap now.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

blanchard Churns for sale at kirkptr;ek's.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

II. NJ. OSBORNE & CO.'S
Mowers. Rc1pcrs and Irvine Rinders. 4 f,:
st.eN Ut Wire, Irvine and Extras.
GEO. II. SAVAGE, Agent,
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Go 10 Mrs. han<.,ns. tor DR.. Rails Health
Preserving Corset They ar, the hs>t wearing and
Nest Snn:r:ahc cussess that sn..ic; especially
adapted IL n.<hv WOMEN.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

The r. o. Store IS pretty well stocked up now
and they to sell notions AS cheap rs groceries
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

G,nuine Hil's Concord Harness al The Fish
Wagon Depot
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

\ .arcr assortment OF FANCY GOODS, ct CIV
ers description. lust .vceisrd at Mrs. NJ. \. Ding
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

House ior Sale ar Rent lnqu,fc OF GEo.
SAvAGE.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

\ new 10, OF kitchen and diringro
chairs Just received 1T the Furniture Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Gents Clothing and Underwear, Hats, Caps.
lots, Shoes and luhhcr Goods, ut the loves. prices
ut l.C. FytikiE Il Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
BETTER Goods and Lower Prices than any other
house in Southern Montana al L. &. Eyhric 4 Co.'S.

Call and examine the Immense Stock at l.. c.
EYhric 4 Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Mrs, ]. T. Dinglev is agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

We buy by the Car IA,ad lots, for cash. We sell
cheaper than any house in Montana.
I. C. EynRlR 4 Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

We are hound To sell. We will suit customers
We will satisfy the most fastdo,s. ''Pronptn. IS,
Courtesy. and Fair Dealing" is our motto.
l.. c. fYIIRlE & co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

We arc here to stay, and can not and will not hc
/. c. fInRtE Il Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
Feed and Provision. II, l.. c. Fyhrir l. Cos.

A car load of VAL Blatxs Bottled Rccr received
weekly by l.. c. FSnnik& Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16

Liquors bv the Wholesale. The hest brands in
the market ut l.. c. FYIikiE l. Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-16
THE TIGER.
Business Locals Of l.. c. Fyhrie & Co.

Choice California Fruits, fresh Teas and C"isvs
ut T.. G. FYl,kth h Co.'S
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30
0ADDLERY HARDWARE.

n Leather Riding Saddler and Harness
" Makers Supplies 7. K. l.. HARDEN
BERtilI Il 60. IS6 and isS East Third ST.,
st. Paul Mimi
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30

! thence from the head u Belt creek sl,u !.
The south side Of the ui1hWood mountains
I To square Butte; thence dow. Arrow cree.
i to It's rtou!H III he south sid, Of High
, wood mountains: thence up the Iudit!,
! rlyrr from it. mouth 10 he mouth nf BIZ
F.; Spring creek on the "rti,west side ii tn,
, Juditil river; thence GI Big npri,l. cr,ei< O.:
! the south Side /, Snowy mountains; THENCE
! along the north side Of Snowy mountains
+" the Judith gap.
\ cold blooded murder was committed
! on Trail Creek, about twenty miles soutl,
Of Livingston. on Wednesday last the vic.
tin being Il man named Thomas Rogers.
/, 1t appears shat Roger. and a man named
Lyman were travelling from Bozsmsn to
! the Clarke. Fork mines. The 1rst day
out they stepped at the Mountain House.
bought some liquor, Rogers paying for il
and displayin: a large sum Of money. A
man named Clark, attracted by the sight OF
the money, asked permission 10 accompany
them, which was granted. The same
evening the party camped on Trail Creek,
when Clark proposed to Rogers to 90 out
III the bush and look for deer which
Rogers agreed to- and they set out on their
quest shortly after Lyman heard ihre.
shots fired, and Clark returned saving he
had killed an antelope. Lyman became
frightened and lied AND next day came to
Livingston and gave Information of the
SUPPOSED murder \ party from Living
ston went oft 10 Trail Creek and found
Rogers dead body perforated by two buler
holes. The roll OF money he displayed at
the Mountain House. aEnuntin. to SjpD
was gone. Clark was arrest ed near Living
ston aud sent 10 Bozeinan Jail His rep
utation heretofore has been bad. \ stccis
grand jury ha. bsen summoned and the
case will be tried At the court now in ses-
sion AT BoZem2n.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30
4 Singular Survey.

The brilliant transparency of the sur.
vey Of the route from Billings to the
Bull mountains is very evident to one
who travels over the wagon road which
is used at present from Billings to the
Bull mountains. 1t would appear to
the writer as if the engineer who had
charge of the survey had either endeav-
ored to find the longest and worst route,
or that he did not feel disposed to lose
sight Of the said wagon road which is
now used to the Bull mountains, simply
because part of it was established as the
Miles City stage road; it runs through
a much more broken country than an
almost direct line would and is fully
eighteen miles longer than it should be.
1t has been stated that the coal branch
would not be built from here, but We
believe that the matter has been brought
before the Railroad authorities in such
a way that the best route will be chosen,
and if Necessary we would advise our
citizens to see that a survey be made
from here bva competent engineer who
will have no scruples about leaving an
old wagon track in order to find the
best route for railroad. in which case
we are certain that it will be dem on
strated beyond the shadow of doubt,
that even outside Of the great consider
alton Of building bridge across the
Yellowstone, the route from Billings
will be found 10 he far the best of any
yet proposed.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30
The Northern Paeitic's Last Spike

Information was received III st.
Paul Yesterday that active prepara-
tions were making for the driving
of the last spike of the \orthern
Pacific, thus linking the Pacific
with the Atlantic, and opening up
to this section of the country an
other world. The spike will be Of
gold, and it's driving will be made.
an occasion never to be forgotten by
the people of the Northern Pacific
country. The spike has already
been made, and is now in the po~
session OF President Willard, 1t
has engraved upon it All inscri ption
suitable to the occasion, The place
selected for its reception is about IL
miles out from Helena, going III the
direction OF Portland. 1t was at
first the intention Of the company
to restrict the number Of invited
guests to 100, but the interest mani
tested in the event has been SO grsst
that arrangements have now been
made for 400 people. Quite num-
Der of these will be from Europe,
all Of whom will come to this conn-
try simply for this purpose. The
invitations will be issued from
New York, and by President Willard
himself. A special train will bc
made up at the metropolis and run
from there direct to the spot select
ed, stopping only at Chicago and
st. Paul to take on invited guests.
President Willard himself will give
the spike the first whack, but if it
then should not be driven home>
several other equally as prominent
men will be permitted to try their
hand at spike driving. The spike
itself will not bs the only thing
made of precious metal. The
sledge with which it will be driven
is now being made. 1t is of solid
silver with an ebony handle. Both
the spike and the sledge will be re-
tanned by President Willard, as
souvenirs of the crowning effort OF
his life. From the site selected for
driving the golden spike, the special
train will go on to the Pacific ceast.
repeating the inspection trip recent
ly made by Mr., Willard. The exact
date has not yet been fixed upon,
but it will probably be in the latter
part of the last week in August
fSt. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30

Lieut.. j. \. Allison, Second caval-
ry, has been appointed judge advo-
cate Of general court martial
which has been ordered to convene
II, Fort E-.xs.h At:ntnir3. On the
lAh inst,
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-06-30
LEGAL BLANKS s!

We are preparing; 4 large assortment "i
legal blanks for usc in the various courts
and in transfers Of property. Especial
care has been taken that these blanks are
legally correct according to the territorial
statutes and we offer them Ia The legal fra
ternity and 10 The public generally with
every confidcnc.. in their technical reru
kav