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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
THE A. o U. w.
Separate Beneficiary Jurisdiction Sc.
cured ut Last.

For the past three months the Ancient
Order of Uuited Workmen, Of this juris-
diction have been making extraordinary eff.
forts to secure membership OF 1900 in or.
der to secure separate beneficiary jurisdic-
ton, which Is composed of Nevada, Mon.
tana, Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. The
special incentive for the effort is the fact
that when SO set apart the membership will
only be liable tot assessments on deaths
occurring in THAR own jurisdiction, which is
conceded by all, we'll informed on the sub.
ject. to be the healthiest jurisdiction in the
Uniou.
August 18th was fixed as the date for re-
ceiving official statements from lodges, ,tp.
on which to found the application for the
separation.
From reports received by Grand Master
Workman J. w. Kinsley 1t is ascertalned
that there were over ?, 100 Master Work men
on the rolls Of the several lodges.
The following kilograms passed between
Grand Master Workman Kinsley and Su.
preme Master Fish. On the 18th, and it will
bc seen that this long looked for object has
been accomplished:
Ogden, Utah. Aug. IS, 1854.
NJ: w: Fish, Supreme Master Workman A. O.
y. W.. East Oakland, Gala.
Nevada jurisdiction has over 1000 Master Work
men IN guOd standing. and asks for separate bcne.
hcify Jurisdiction. subject to the laws III our order
}. w. kiNsLEv. Grand Master Workman
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PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING, Ar.
FRAY AT BEAVER CANYON.

In an alteration, the :lst inst. between
}. Thompson and one Watson, employees
Of J. N. Van Nay, proprietor Of the saw
mill, at Beaver Canyon. Thompson wa,
shot BY Watson, the bullet entering the
right side and passing diagonally under the
breast bone and lodging in the lungs. The
occurrence was witnessed byseveral persons
who say It was an attempt at cold blooded
murder.
Watson has been arrested and confined
BY the citizens to await the arrival of the
the sheriff.
Dr. OCallahan, Of Dillon, the attending
physician, says Thompson Is in very crit.
ical condition, at the present writing.
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Our New School.

A boarding school will be established In
Dillon Oct 18th, which is designed to i'm.
part thorough English Education a com.
p'ete business training, and practical in.
struct'on in modern languages, drawing,
vocal and instrumental music. The entire
building now occupied by Kirkpatrick Bros.
mas oeen secured and will be converted
INTO a comfortable and nicely appointed
school building.
With Mr.. A. F. Lazier, graduate of the
University OF Virginia,as principal, and two
'aay graduates, Of Eastern colleges, as as.
sistants We bespeak for this school brieht
future. s">
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE U.s. \.
Fireman George Sears Killed and Enginee
Isaac Cashmere Injured.

AT 1870 o'clock a. IN. the a,d inst.
while engines Nos. 20 and IS, pullings
freight train south, was wrecked fourteen
miles north Of Dillon. A COW jumped sud.
denly from the willows at the side of the
track, throwing both engines and three cars
iron: the track. George Sears, fireman on
engine No. 20, was thrown on the track di.
rectly under the engine, and before he
could recover his presence of mind, the car
following the engine ran over him, man
Cling his legs to fearful degree, besides
injuring him internally. Isaac Cashmere,
on No 20 remained on the engine till the
cab was torn off. In leapin. from, the c.b
his thumb was dislocated, but he received
no injury other than having his legs and
feet badly scalded, and bruises of a
slight nature. The men on No. IS escaped
uninjured. Many OF our citizens, upon
hearing Of the sad disaster immediately re.
paired to the scene Of the wreck, lending
their assistance in bringing the wounded
men to to~n.
MIR. Sears,after suffer ing the most ago.
nizing pain, for several hours, died at 40
O'Clock, Wednesday evening.
lie has lived in Dillon for the past two
years and has, by mis- manly and noble
qualities endeared himself to all. He was
sober, Industrious and in every particular a
gentleman. He leaves wife and four little
children to mourn his loss, and the com.
munity at large tender them their heart
felt sympathy,
The funeral services were held in St,
James church, yesterday.
The funeral services were under the
auspices Of the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, Of which he was member.
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MONTANA CONDENSED.
files City wants to incorporate.

Miles City wants to incorporate.
District court meets, at Butte, Sept, ,-t,
Butte has boy seven years old wb,,
weighs $50 pounds.
1t is said that Chas. G. Cox. Of Mn.s
City is to be reinstated II the army,
The 1NissoMlian office was visited bv ~,
incipient fire last week. No damage done
A wind storm, In Helena the 18th. co,,,
pletely wrecked building 3ox6o feet in
size.
There was six inches of snow, on n.
White tail divide, near Helena, the 21st
inst.
By the falling Of a scaffold in Bozcm,r
last week three mechanics had their leus
broken.
The Salt Lake ball tossers have cha,
lenged the Helena nine for a game durin.
fair week.
Lewis and Clarke county is in debt over
100000 and has carried this debt for sew.
eral years.
Galatin county had severe hail story,
last week, considerable damage was done
to the grain.
Donald Denney, the Scotch athlete. vii,
management.
Helena is said to be the most wealthy c;tv
in proportion to its propulation, in the
United States.
1t is reported that H. N. Mcguire Is soon
to become editor and proprietor Of the Liy.
ingston Tribune.
At Helna a 3ox6o foot frame buildinp.
almost completed was blown down by a
gale, the other night.
The coach between Helena and Deer Lodge
will continue in operation until the North.
ern Pacific is completed.
The Granda Lodge of the independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, of Montana, met at
Deer Lodge the 2and and e3rd instant.
]. Schreiner g. Son, wholesale .liauor
dealers, Of Bozeman, have made an assign.
ment. Liabilities $2S,ouo-assets $4,000.
A passenger train on the National Park
branch, last week, cut off the hind legs of
5000 Durham COW belonging to F. F. Frid.
ley.
c. P. Higgins, of Missoula, is the man
who sold $4,000 worth Of cattle, to Carroll
Buck & Meyers instead of Capt George
Higgins, as reported.
A paper mill will be built at Big Falls,
Oh TIC MIssOuTI river, Oy the HrSt OF DC.
tober next, BY Chandler and Chatter, real
estate agents of Helena.
The Western Union line has been com.
pleted 10 Cinnabar, Mont. from which point
messages to Hot Springs Hotel, Yellow
stone Park, will be delivered free BY the
Pony Express.
By the close Of the present month the
survey will be completed OF all the bot.
tom lands on both sides of the Yellowstone
river from Glendive to the boundary of the
Fort Buford military reservation.
At Helena they have recently discovered
white granite, rare and valuable stone
for all kinds Of trimmings for stores and
residences. A large ledge Of this fine quail.
ity OF granite has been discovered.
The project of the immense hotel, to be
built in Helena, by a Mr.. Waterman, Of
Evanston, ILL.,, has failed and a check
given to Mr.. Wallace Brown, as first nav.
ment has been returned, from Evanston,
unpaid.
John F. Harper, at Meaderville, miner
was arrested Monday for wife beating and
before the sheriff could jail him he died
from the effect Of a dose of poison, which
he managed to swallow without the sheriff
seeing him.
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NJ. f. Conference Appointment.


The session OF the n. E. Conference. NJ
Butte, was an interesting and profitable one.
The following are the appointments made:
r: A. Riggin, Superintendent.
,ie,ena D'strtct-J. J. Garvin. p. E..
Helena Circuit-To be supplied,
Fort Benton-Jacob Mills.
Sun River-To be supplied.
White Sulphur Springs-M. ]. Hall.
Butte uistrtct--W. A. Shannon,P. E..
Butte-S. E. Winger.
Butte Circuit-Geo. G. Stuli.
Deer Lodge-To be supplied.
New Chicago-To be supplied,
Missoula-W. A. Shannon.
Bitter Root Circuit-Wider Nutt,nv
Pc. oeo'se eo"o't
Boze,nan--T. B. GRAY.
Taliat'n Ealley--To be supplied.
CO. Livingston mg'n and Upper Yellowstone.
Billings and Park City-To be stumbled.
Mhes c'ty and Glendive--W. ]. Hunter.
D virginia City District--Hugh Duncan
Virginia City-w. E. King.
S C.au'son ' aIley:-Io be supplied.
Jefferson Valley--F. G, Bovlan
NHCut-H. Duncan.
frontier Dtstrict-Cnder care Of the
Superintendent wv
3'iion and Sheridan-To be supplied.
(na'th and Barker-To be supplied.
Dell. wy 'aa"o--N' a.
Eagle Rock Circuit--E. R. Elder.
E Eemni Indian Agency-John Harris.
Fort Peck Indian Agercy-Snxder
Srow Indian Agcncy-To be- sunnlie1.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
THE BIG HOLE MONUMENT.

~ last the monument to mark the Big
tio!e battle ground, is on its way to desti.
nation. Mr.. J. s. Wilson, OF Glendale, has
the contract tor hauling it. 1t was loaded
on three stout wagons and hauled by ten
yoke OF oxen. The whole monument
weighs ,:,oo pounds. Mr.. Wilson gets
$500 tor the job.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

The report published by the Denver
Ref"bi'ta~ that Utah, Montana and Al.
zona were going to withdraw their exhih
its from the Denver Exposition, and place
them at the Cincinnati Exposition, is with.
out much foundation. The exhibits could
not be Withdrawn even ifthe commission.
ers SO desired.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
New Advertisements This Week,

Chicago Ledger.
iolcomb the Painter.
Territorial Fair at Helena.
Legal: Final Entry Notice.
Legal: Final Entry Notice.
Pigs for sale: J. T. Dingley.
Etray Notice: r. ]. Dunlap.
Dissolution Notice: Holcomb T. Shanxle.
Bon ton Millinery Store: Mrs. NJ. a.
Dingley.
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DON'T YOU FORFEIT In.

The genuine ilollingsworth Spring Tooth Hav
Rake I he TAYLOR Hand or Self. Dump Hay Rake
Wood OF IRON wheels. For sale only by
THE IOHS w. lowell. WAGON Co.
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oVRAXED.

from the pasture of the subscriber one hay stall
non. no white, three years old: branded heart on
Jaw; has wart on jaw. will pay S.s reward for
the recovery OF the horse. delivered 1t u.r Swings
York Ranch. Aug. 9Th $751;
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

have as choice berkshire and Chester White
pigs which will sell at reasonable prices.
j. I. DIS6LEY.
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Mrs. If. Hanson has returned from visit to Salt
Lake City, at which city she made purchases of new
goods. The ladies are especially invited to call and
exa'nne the new stock just received at the M,llin-
Store.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
Pigs For Sale.

Kirkpatrick offering their straw and linen
goods at cost.
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NECTAR FIT FOR THE GODs

Dispensed to mortals without reference to creed.
PARTY. position other distinction. One pr,cc to ali
and only the hest of thing kept in stock Fam
~ the Original Kentucky Whisky Depot and be
convinced.
CHAs. 1IiRscuMAN. PROPRIETOR
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

will sell all kinds OF goods ut greatly
~ tn moving into my New store. Crock
cry. Glassware, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware
aud all kinds Of Farming Impfements
cheap for cash. q. ". DART
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Don't DELAY, but 90 for your IIfDTOGR.lPHS
to PERRY" Browns tent, opposite Scbree, Ferris l.
Whites.
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DRIVING BUGGIEs.

we will soon have some more OF those nice side.
bar Top Buggies. Call and examine them before
in the market.
Tue l0HN w. LOWELL w At;s,x Co
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IN TOWN AND OUT.
An Old Song Revived.

What is a ship without sail?
Adieu, my lover, ad;eu:
What is monkey without a tail:
a dude. my love, dude.
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new lot Of Kitchen and dining room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store
SrRAYED OR STOLEN.

from the undersigned, two ponies. One dark
hay hnrse. branded left shoulder, and ON. roar
mare branded !, on lett shoulder; white face and
feet: reward 81 IS per head is offered for infor
Dillon. Aug, a4ta 1854. ri. DUNLAP.
3i-3S
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Tiger Self-Dumping Hay Rakes,
HollinRsworth Spring Tooth Hay Rakes!
favorite Hand Dump HAY Rakes!
Tiger two. horse. wide swarth Hay Rakes!
All with either wood ~ iron wheels as desired.
For sale bv SEBREE, FERRIS 4 Wulrs.
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CHAs. HiRscmMAN, Proprietor.
HaY headers Z
Portable Force,

Will load ii ton Of hay onto a wagon out of the
"ynrow," in Five Minutes Call and see them
al SLBREE, FERRIS 4 NmrE's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

The AutOph0ue. an AUTOMATIC musical instr,,.
:ncnt. and tive pieces Of music tor &Sun ANY child
can play the most difficult music at sight. Call al
the Furniture Store and examine them,
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Do not forget that Mrs. L. f. Hanson has a larr.
er stock and 10 selling Hats aud Bonnets this
spring than ever. New Millinery received every
week. Hair Goods. and ready. made Princess
WrsPpsss cheap Ladies' Underwear. New sun.
ply OF ~: Halls cxsets. which sell rapidly and
give sattstactiua. Prices 10 suit everyone.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

One hundred Single and Double Shovel Pillow.
just received by
fHE JOHN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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MCCORMICK BINDERS AND MOWERS

Over one hundred and Fifty Mccormick flinders
and -Four Hundred Mccormick Mowers sold in
Montana Territory, and they are the only machines
mat nave given entire satisfaction CalIand exam.
inc them before hMying.
THE JomN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
SnIs. \
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NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.
0FRxWo oooDa.

The Caldwell Wagon for sale by Geo. w, Dart
Call and examine these Wagons.
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II you want to buy cheap for cash and get only
huy close, and give their customers the hcnefit.
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Now oooaaa

Spran1 Seock received. Larger stock ana
Lower Prices than ever It q. w. Darts.
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East Oakland, Gala. Aug. !,

East Oakland, Gala, Aug. u, 1851.
]. w. K,nslcy. Grand Master Workman:
Your telegram received fix the date Of separation
August IS, IS3 rs prayed for, subject to compliance
with laws.
M. w. FISH, Supreme Master Workman.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS,
We are Preparing to Move into Our
New Store.

In consequence we selling all kinds OF n.er
chandise at the LO'resf I'Ossibfe Margin.
Now is the time 10 buy CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES CHEAP,
II you want sewing machine do not neglect to
call on KIRKPATRICK Bios. Dillon. Mont.
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HAY RAKE 8.

New Flowers and Hats Just received at Mrs
L. e. Hanson's.
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:. go to Mrs. Ilans00s. tor Dr.. Balls Health,
Preserving Csxsct They the hest wearing and
most c."nf,rtahie corscts that are made: espeCiay
adapted to lcshy women.
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hne assortment Of Bai,v Carriages, Revolving
BIRD Cages, and Croquet Sets just received 1t C. l..
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25

a nne ass0rtment Of WALL. PAPER lust re-
ceived at {. l.. Thou,sen's California Fruit Store
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9 8 9 8 8 . 9 q 9
To .fd~ersi~~rs. Office Rul-s,


To .id~e~'i~~rs: Office R"l-s.
Ads. in special positions a, special prices.
Transient ads. must bc paid for IN advance.
"A cory Of the paper is not gratis to advertisers.
All bills for advertising are due at the end Of
each quarter.
Quarterly changes are allowed in regular yearly
ads. II more than four changes are made in anv one
adj. charge for composition will be made.
You can buy all kinds Of go,ds low, at Kirkpat.
cks now, as they are getting ready for their new
store.
~~~~~-~~-~-~.~o--~>-~
FOUND.
A door kew between this Of, e and St. Iamcs's
Church. Can he had at this Office by paving for
this notice.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
q. E81E@0C1Z1kAI1s
10 barrels Of English Ale and Dublin Porter.
-~~-~~-~~~~-o---~--~-~~~-
You can buy notions at the r. O. Store now
cheaper than anywhere else.
-~~~->~-~-~~-~~--,-->---~
Choice fresh candies ut wholesale or retail ut the
p. O. store.
~~~~--~~~-~~--~~>~>~~~
II YOU want to buy cheap for cash and get only
first class goods 20 to k1kpatrick's store. They
huy close, and give their customers the benefit.
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y MIbcfs, FfOsPtttOTs or Farmers, Cheap!
SEBREE, FERRIS 4 Wu,rE.
NOW Is THE TIME /.

-~-@~-o-~~~-7~-~---r~~-7-~
60. Broke, Saddle and Work Horses for sale.
Enquire of Kirkpatrick Bros, Dillon, Montana.
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fou can buy all kinds Of goods low, at Kirkpat.
cks now, as they are getting ready for their new
store. -
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You buy notions at the r. O. Store now
cheaper than anywhere else.
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Mrs. L. Z: Hanson is in receipt Of more Spsina
Goods, Of all Kinds.
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a door kew. between this Of, &c and St. Jamcs's
Church.. Can he had at this Office by paving 70,
this notice.
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JUST RECEIVED

10 barrels Of English Ale and Dublin Porte,
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TO THE LADIES.

cheap Tor ess' '' Farming 1 ~ n%%r
TO THE LADIES.
Lake City, at which city she ,n.ds. purchases Of new
goods. The ladies especially invited to call ant
examine the new stock just received at the M,ilin
cry Store.
DON'T YOU FORGET 1T.
Rake. The Tay lor Hand or Self Dump iiay RAKE a
Wood or IRON wheels. For sale only BY
TIE IoHS w. IowEiI. WAGON Co
s-~~~~~-~~>~~-~~~~~--~>
DRIVING BUGGIEs.
We will soon have some more OF those nice side
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant them the hest
in the market
TnEJoHN W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
MCCORMICK BINDERS AND MOWERS
Over one hundred and Fifty Mccormick Finder,
and Four Hundred Mccormick Mowers sold II
Montana Territory, and they are the only machine,
that have given entire satisfaction. Calland exam
III. Jo"sF ". Lowell. wAeos Co.
" Sole Agents.
New u Flowers and Hats ,ass received at Mrs
HAY EAx ~.
Tiger self-Dumping Hay Rakes,
Hollingsworsh Spring Tooth Hay Rakes!
favorite Hand Dump HAY Rakes!
Tiger two. horse. wide. swarth Hay Rakes!
All with either wood ~ iron wheels As desired.
For sale bv SEssEE, FERRIS 4 WmlrE.
NEWEST AND BEST WAGONS.
III The Caldwell Wagon !er .ale by Geo. W. Dart.
Saii and examine these Wagons.
>~~~~-~-~-->~~-~-~>~>>~
0R1Ax1vo GOODS.
IN not forget tina. Mrs. l. =. Hanson h,. larr.
er stock and is selling Hats and Bonnets this
.ps,ax than Hn,, ever; New Millinery received every
ply o. nr: Halls esxsets. which sell rapidly and
give satisfaction. Prices TO suit everyone.
~~~~--~~>~.-~~-~->~---~-~~
ceived ut c. L. Thomsen's California Fru, Store.
'-~'--"~~--~-~~~~~~~
c Mss. + z; HA9so" is in receipt Of more Spring
IF YOU want Harvester or Irvine Binder call at
Inc John w. Lowell Wagon Co. for the McCnr-
muck. They never have ar Gun b. beaten. Salts.
'aeuon guaranteed in all cases.
'-~~~~~~-~----~~~~~-
-. One hundred Single and Double Shovel Flows
'rSs Jo"s W. LOWELL WAGON Co.
s-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~>~~~
Wow oooass
Spring Stock resolved. Larger stock and
Lower Prices than ever It q. w. Dart's.
~~~---~~~>>>>-~,>>>
a., hne assortment Of Baby Carriages, Revolving
1rd Cages and croauct Sets just received at c. L.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The AutOphOne. IN AUTOMATIC musical iuxtru.
:ncnt and tive pieces Of music tor $Ssn. ANY child
can play the mast difficult music at sight Cali at
the Furniture Store and examine them
go to Mrs. l1ansOn's. tar DR.. Balls Health,
Preserving CKsct. They the hest wearing and
most c"nsurtah'c corscts that are made; especially
adapted to acshy women.
a new lot Of kitchen and dining room
chairs just received at the Furniture Store.
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SrRAYED OR STOLEN.
FROM the undersigned, two ponies. One dark
b,y hurse, branded nn left shoulder and one roam
mare branded b on lett shoulder; white face and
feet \ reward 81 IS per head is offered for infor.
nation which will lead to their recovery.
Dillon. Aug. a4ta 1883. RI. cuNlAp.
sa-sS
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Choice fresh candies ut wholesale or retail at the
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01

Ine many temperance readers of the Jour.
nal will be pleased to learn Of q revival Of
the temperance cause among the veterans Of
the Soldiers Home. Toyus, in the organize
tion OF Veteran Lodge, No. 1923. l. o. of G. T.
The charter tas been kept alive for two years
by that gallant soldier, Patrick Hayes, who has
paid the necessary Grand Lodge dues during
that time, and on Wednesday evening the a2d
inst, q persons connected themselves in the
good work and elected officers for the present
term as follows: T. G. Goodwin, W. C. I. :
Miss H. Humphrey. W. v. T.;L A. Fetch
er, w. s.; Patrick Hayes, W. T.; C. C.
Avery, W. T. s. S. P. Hubbard, W. C.; G.
n Holmes. W. NJ; Albert Moves, W. |. S. /:
McCobb Gushing. W. o. c.; James Rea. w.
r. S; Pc Harrington. w. l. s; E Dun
lap, W. A >; Thomas McGowan, W. d.
NJ; Mrs A L. Hayes, p W. C. T.
The installation services were acceptably
performed BY Mr.. j. Thomas, District Deputy,
assisted by other members of Oakland Lodge
of Gardiner.
On last Wednesday evening 20 more were
added TO the number and the Order here were
again encouraged by the attendance of mem
oers from Gardner, Augusta and other To-
callties. Among them was the Grand Worthy
Secretary of the Grand Lodge. Mrs. Estes Of
Waterviile, lady of rare ability and expe-
rience in the work and the members of the
lodge return their sincere thanks for assist.
ance given. The prospect is bright tor large
accessions to the membership in the imme-
diate future.
The address of Mrs. Stevens of the W.
Z. 1. IT,, on Monday evening was productive
OF great good, the old soldiers applauding to
the echo. There is a serious impression max
ing itself felt at the Home that Gen. Stephen
son Is a temperance man personally, and,
while he is kind and respectful to all, those
that are addicted to the drinking habit are
dubious as to his future action concerning
this subject Now comrades. apply for ad-
mission to old Veteran Lodge of Good Tenn
plars. n