The Benton weekly record., 1883-09-29

From Mondays daily.
John Glass, Esq, went to Helena this
morning.
Handsome imported wool plaids just re-
ceived at W. S. Wetzel's.
An elegant line of willow ware, clothes
hampers, etc., at ROOsevelt's.
will sell for the next 80 days my stock
of wall paper at cost. F. G. Roosevelt.
The good work of bnilding smooth and
pleasant sidewalks is still going on. Let
it go.
w. S. Wetze1 has his new stock Of fall
dry goods displayed to the best advantage
for inspection.
have large variety of pedestals of
fancy pattern which | will sell very cheap.
T. G. Roosevelt.
w. S. Wetzel's stock of dry goods is
complete in every article required in this
department of trade.
William Morrow, the well-known cattle
man from the Shonkin, is in the city and
will remain Gay or two.
MI. ID. Chambers, with Roosevelt &
Co., has been under the weather for day
Or two with defective rib.
A. Ell. Bearte, clerk of the district
court, arrived from Helena Satu day anu
is ouartered at the Grand Union.
A full line of upholsterer's goods, consist
ing of jutes, linen, Turkish veours, raw
silk, plushes, ETC., at Rooseyelt's.
Do not fail to take advantage of the offer
which f. C. Roosevelt makes to-day. He
is selling his elegant stock of wall paper
| at cost.
Mr.. George Woods is lying i'll at the
Grand Union hotel. His illness is not
serious, however, and he will soon be
around again.
A large and commodious billiard hall will
be one of the places of public resort to
pass away the dull and rnonotonous hours
of chilly winter.
Murphy, Maclay & Co., Robestson and
A. J. Davidson, widened their sidewalks
to-day and have regular dancing plat
form in consequence.
| To see the many piles of slab wood lying
around in our city certainly gives the
passer-by the idea of how things used te
be ''way back ycnder.'
Owing to an accident Saturday evening
Robert Jackson, the colored horse breaker
has broken leg and valuable horse be-
longing to c. G.. Griffith is badly injured.
M. e. Milner, the well-known ca tie
man, is in the city. He has just come in
from the Shonkin roundup and reports
everything booming in his neighborhood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Woods became the
proud parents of son on the 23d and are
to be congratulated. May the little one
grow to become president is The REcoRD's :
wish.
Eggs are rather a scarce commodity. II
would be joyful sight to see some specu
lative genius pass through the portals O
our city with about two or three tho usan6
dozen, more or less.
/ have on hand a fine lot of cabinet
German, and oil chromos, oil paintings
ideal heads in elegant steel plates, whicl
will sell at greatly reduced prices. Cal
and be convinced at f. c. Roosevelt's.
Charley Richter, Of Richter 6 Hunt, th'
sheep men on the Teton, was in the city
to-day on business. Mr.. r. reports hi!
flock i'm fine condition and believes he has
5000 of the best sheep In the Territory.
James Wells, Mayor of Clagget, is il
the city and can be found busily engaged
with business. Mr.. Wells has host O
friends in Benton who are highly pleased
to have him came in at any time. He vii
remain during court.
If you want lambrequins Of any style o.
grade remember that f. C. Roosevelt ha
a man Of twenty years experience in thl
line and who is thoroughly acquaintee
with eastern styles, that can make then
| for you on short notice.
Mr.. Grant, representing the Nortl
British Mercantile Fire Insurance Com
pany, one of the strongest in the world, il
IN the city. He placed the agency Of hi