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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Weatl,crf0rd.

Miss Henrietta Crcel of Jackshms
formerly n resident Of this city. h M
iting friends here this week.
Miss Bculah Griffith of Austin \
visiting the family Of Senator Shame
this week.
Miss Belle Warner, who has be-,
visiting Miss Allie Caily for som,
tlme, VIII lenvc soon for Big Spring
Miss Mollic Price returned l'ridsy
morning to Fort Worth, after week
visit to her uncle here, Colonel h. ]
Price.
The young people regret the a,
that the Misses Hood viii remove /
the country next week.
Messrs. Chas. II. Millikcn and Boy
Porter left Saturday morning for Il
Mardi Gras In New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
IleltOIl.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon of Chicago an
visiting Mr., Orgain near Saado
Mr., j. IL. Hanson of Fnyette count
has been taking Ia Bell county for III,
last ten days.
CAPTAIN George A. Smith and LADY
OF ralado were on our streets yesef'
day.
Mr. w. +. Hall and several Other
gentlemen left this morning for New
Orleans to witness the Mardi Gras fes
tivlties. We understand that Hoa,
y. u. Saunders will leave Tomorrow
A day or two ago tho Lambeft
Richardson Troupe treated the ladIl
aud little folks TO n charming matIne'
IN the opera house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

Married IN on, city az the residence
otthc brides naeiher, hy tho Rev. MIR.
Riddle, MIR J. NJ, Taylor to Miss ELLA
Ragsdnie, Tiny were immediately
driven 60 the residence Of the hrido's
sister, Mira. ], II. ollphint, whore a
hoel OF friends aud relatives greeted
thcm, The cvoulnr was an enioya-
blc one. white the table did ample ius.
tlcc Go the host aud mir hostess, The
Cleo Club was out Ia nlll force with
vocal and Instrumental mn.ip Prev.
ents. A hnndsono he'd room SCI OF
walnat and ihalioFauy hysr W and
q, w Ragsdalg; hand-pninlyd swing.
Ing lamp w John Aguew: chamber
set, hand painted, is Mrs. T. \. Nnns
nvlce, dinner csedor. knives aud goiks
ten aua iaiiie spoons, by T., NJ Ilcn-
DOM, i. r Noble. y. ilineh. n. Dodd;
silver card receiver hy j. w reolrr
aud lady; hrolte olock ln plush, hy
IL. Y, Taylor aud lady; cologne bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

At present society Is little dull
that is, somewhat dull for 40 lively u
world ~ we usually have. The event
of the season was the grand entertain.
mcnt given last Tuesday night for the
benefit OF the Methodist church by
the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
II was attended by almost every mnp
woman and child of our large town
and vicinity. Commencing To gather
Mt an early candle light, the vast
crowd OF people continued TO pour In
until prominent DR.. j rolled M In his
superb turnout with two of the well
known bellies. Among the last To
make u personal appearance at tho el.
egant affair was the GAZETTE re-
porter, who Viewed the whole
concern with critic'seve and nnsand
no impcrfections by and who cnn
now testify To the elegance OF the on.
tcrtainnent given by the ladies' orthe
Methodist church of Brownwood
lhose present noticed by the GA
.ErrE reporter were the following:
Mr., and Mrs l.. Bacr, Hon.
y. ~ jenkins and lady, DR.. A. Y.
bettis and lady, Judge w. H. Scott
nna iauy, MAYOR John Y. Rankin and
iauy, judge j. ;. Cleveland and lady,
Mr.; and Mrs. John G. Bcrnay, Mr.
ana Mrs. W. f. knight, Mr.. and Mrs.
j, H. Lawrence, Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. \.
toward, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke smith
Mr and Mrs Frank Knight, Mr. aud
Nts' IT, W. Henderson and many
other married couples too numerous to
mention; also, Misses Eta Turner.
Mime Parks, Willie Smith, Mamie
rotter, Dora Lambrcth, Ada
Martin, sarah Rankin, Lima
Mnltohel, Ida Noel. Anna
waugh, Hattie Porter, Ida
Slingman, Lou McCuloch, Hattie
Noe'' Harriet Porter, frankie Bryce
Mrs Daugherty and Il score OF other
young ladies' Messrs, G. III. Wood.
ward, Jack smith, George KNIGHT
WIN II, Mayes, VIII Wootea, w NJ
ipieoden joe Clingman, Il, NJ. Smith
j. II. Nettles, John w, Goodwin
Tart Mickle, Harry Knight. George
1rnmb, John q. Wooding. ". q
Ramsey, II. q. Seamans, Willie EN-.
mons, Jesse Perry, q. W. Davies and
many others whose names your cor
respondent does not now rsmen,her
me whole affair was the grandns,
thing IN Brownwood for many
iitOHtit-,
Colonel j. A. Mckee, United sta,a.
marshal, was here this week, ''''s
air, III. W. Steptoe, wife ana Ma.
Mamie turner a sweet and beautiful
Young lady, formcrlyof our civ IN,
now OF Colorado, ARE here.
Miss Anna Waugh of ilearnc IL ha,o
WISHING relatives, aud has mado h.r
sell y great iavorite with cur yan,,
people. souhg
Joha w Goodwin. esq len 9
southern Texas this morning w
AIR, H. w, Wootcu Is an /, ,,,,
eas, Texas, and madam rnmer tais \,
that he viii return shortly MIN ms ;,
'heiter half. = We hope moi. "aiisa,,M.
loves c0mpany.n "Nefy I
Is here. Wv sieNe Fort 4
~, Mickle Of the Banner Il eo,,i.,.
Wei after serious sickness s''upS
Mr., ), II, Net,les. young man III
ne right type, sricnd OF nn man %
Sharue Woodward, from AIahsraM at,
u iownona visit. lie expr~ss.a I = =
SELF hishly delighted and ths lin n'm,
making tins his home. Mr. w., q
woald be quite an acquisition n = a,,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

EfdurnEs hundred and eighty.
three Is but n little moro than a
month old, but Inns brought u train of
disasters appalling Ia The extreme.
The Ncwbal fire IN Milwaukee, the
circus catastrophe IN Itussln, the rail.
way accident near 'rchlohipa Pass, tie
loss of two stnnneh ocean steamships,
and innumerublo other disasters OH
sennnd land nre not only APPALLING hor.
rors, but omens Of depression and
gloom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04


TilE "sprlng poct' ~ upon ua unus.
unlly early this ycar, aud iheuASErrn
by renson OF IT. being u superior and
unrivnlled medium Tor reaching the
multitude, has been aelcctcd ~ vcld.
Gle for disseminating the prnt up feel.
inRa OF u young aud almost unknown
author In rhyme. Space Is devoted
to acme veraes this niornlng, moro be,
cnuac OF the subject OF which they
treat than because of any real pootlcal
merit they possess, II their perusel
aud their pcr0sal " invited -sheuld he
the means Of saving one single mdl-
yldual from tho path that leads TO
ruin, full compensation Ia had for the
room they occupy, They certainly
contain terrible warning 60 thoac
who arc hihuloualy Inclined, Think
or t. young man drink might
drive you 10 writing poetry,
Tho Thought Is appalling, hut the pes.
cnt case IL true from nature
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

a cALI, Inns been made for u convcn-
ton Of nntl,monopollsis, 10 moet at
Chicago July tth, 1883, "for the pur-
pouo of organizing new political
party, TO capouse the cause Of legiti-
mate Industry IN tho IrreprcasIblo CEN
illct already entered upon between the
confedcrnlcd monopollea aud the pco.
ple.' From the sipnntures appended
TO tho cnll, tho dAHnrrr infcra TINT It
Ia the matcrlolized ghoat of the Into
Urccnbnck party.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

PHorLE arc becoming 30 well ac-
quainied with their own rIghts, and
tho rights Of others, tIint they pay but
little regard 10 sumpinary laws, aud
cal aud drink aud wear what beat
suits them. Tl,c prohlbiiionist found
II that way IN Kansas, and VIII find Il
the sntie everywhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

proiiIgacy. But one extreme Il ~ bad
~ another, and the Urangerr Of ten
years hgo certainly went 10 the limit
~ excess In their efforts Mt reform.
The revival Of the ellen In Mime
sofa will bc watched with much IN.
tcrcst, and no little degree 81 soIIci-
t..d..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

Sn0uGp tho state Of Texas adopt
the ndylcc of the governor aud IL po.
lilicnl adviser, the Stntcsmdn md
clay violent bnnds on Greer county"
and thus settle tho Right OF ownership,
" might find out too late Tint the
United States would bo too much for
II when II calnc TO tho laying on Of
hnnda
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

cArrAis Haas, president Of the
Texas Continental Meat Company, NJ
Victoria, states that his works ARE
progressing fayorabIy, and that he
hopes 10 be- killing by May lat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

IuE New York Teiba,o thinks That
the naval appropriation bill which
pnssnd The house, marvel Of excel
lcnce, considering TINT RouEsos wns
n member Of tho committee that
framed aud the house that passed It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

ypE State Htockmcn's Association
conycncs ut Austin on the 9th instant
next Tuesday, The GAZETTE viii
be represented and will publish full
reports Of tho proceedings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
isouie.

Miss Rosa Whatlcy Of Ellis county
" spending a few days with Miss
Mollie Hubbard.
Miss MUllle AlA,hrpok gave "a party
aud supper to a few OF her young friends
last evening, aud IL was one of the
most enjoyable affairs e has been my
good fortune Ia attend for u long time.
Miss Mollie knows how 10 entertain
the young folks.
Jimmy Caldwell OF the Wichita
H,rdtd spent last sunday In bowie.
One Of our iaircst girls would bc glad IL
he would como often.
Mr.. i. L, Green OF Fort Worth, an
old newspaper man and brother OF our
fellow t0wnsman, Judge Gr.cn, the
largest hardware dealer la Montague
county, has been spending a week or
two here.
G, H. Frost and T.. M. Alvorl ~ the
Fort Worth and Denver city Railroad
were registered at the Manor House
to-day.
Charles l., Affair, esq, aitcsnry.at-
law ami land aeent, Is badly
"masAud' on certain yOnrE lady
visiting ia liowie.
MIR. a =. Smythc and wife spent
last SUNDAY Ia Rcllyue,
Several new husinves houses loing
up aud husiucss brisk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

'TnE LASorny and Houthern Journ-
nIisis seem 90 DO getting on barmopi-
ously. LAsafay Will return from tho
South witt, The opinion that Southern
people know Nh actress when they see
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

TuE locnI butcher markets of Texas
nro calling for cattlc very much IN OK
cess Of the requirements ~ former
years. Tho increase OF the population
IL making Itself felt In The demand rol
home products.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

n " estimated by good authority
TINT thirty millions 81 dollars have
been subscribed by The London stock
exchange for Investments IN American
ranches and stocks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

Ia Is slnccrcly TO be hoped that the
spirit OF t,rangerlsm which seems 20
have hgolsen out afrosh Ia Minnospta.
will not spread 20 the other etatos of
the republic. Texas IA suffering 20.
day from the evil effects ofa sporadic
ease az reform which afflicted The
state In 1874 40, mud will con.
tlnuc 60 suffer until the work done az
that time 4 graduated rho ptlnci.
plea Of the Granger movement, aud the
n,piir and Impulses OF many OF its
members were good. hit unfortunately
1t Iell intp the hands Of demaregucs
who used Il ~ mWlna Of pernonal
preferment and ACKNOWLEDGMENT, The
movement property conducted, and
loft In tho hands or the genuine.
s!rangcrs, would have acted
as restrictive agency aud
~ check upon extravaganza aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
srArr PRESS THOUGHTS.

The san Antonio 1'haes thinks the
state viii purchase the Alan,o,
'rnn urccuyillc BaAaw thinks the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
society, and will have a big weIe,,.
he concludes to remain. 's'V''l
Baird.


Baird.
A very interesting social dam.
place at the residence Of ny NJ
King, on last Wedncs,lav
Mirth rcigned supreme, whIIs a Ss
pierced the hearts of many win N
ing effect. 'N y
The browning social event a. n
season took place last evss,.A
Mr.. Andrew q. Bateman Il VIZ \
firm of Bateman Bros, Fort NJ.
was united In marriage TO ~, s
Baird's fnirest daughters. Mis !,
West. The bridal party took n, I
bound train for Fort Worth u
their lives united be as the meetIas
the waters.
Miss Lula Patterson Of Min.
Wells, who Is visiting her brother
j. II. Patterson Of this city. has \
cluded TO remain u while longer, 1
Is quito an addition to Baird socIety
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

T'UE ponhoodic from MobcetIc, 81
January 18TH. reached tl,Is Office yes
tcrdny. There's rnpid transit for you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
wcnther y,eport.

or SNOW. with winds shifting iocoldef north
ory, anu stationary or higher barometer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

iirNny BEnoii II making M effort
10 suppress boxing maichcs and prize
fighting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04

!, for repairing OF all kinds, so 70
heiifr's carriage mandatory, fhiovs'
morton street, near corner Of seyon"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
rNRMg or NnnNnRLpyYoM

SEHMo ~" obBottifIJDN'
DAiLY.
VIZ W0ntHy VI
Three months SO
~ months %
Ono year ~ M
TINS WEEKLY oAyKrfT
Has, been recently enlarged nnd Improved
And nov srfiinltA Wfv.siJ COLUMNS 81 read
infrhnt.er, made NJ rom tl'e cream # ths
DAILY editions, making " tho beHt ana cheap
eHt paper ~ tho county sent ~ suhsrflb.
ett IN all ppftA ~ tho United Btpt"s ANA ihn.
adas ffno ~ poaiege, ~ tho following low
ratasi
Three months ~
HI months NJ W
One ysar 100
Subscription 10 dsiiy ana weekly " strictly IN
adygiier. and NJ papers stopped when tinc
paid for expires.
nsibnefibrfa desiring the address 81 their
paper changed Will plroan state IN their
communication both tho old and new nd
drans.
ftsm,t by 1ren on Fort worth, pos,1ninc
money oder or Registered letter. sent
ot!,orwlsc W. VIII not DO responsible for
tilsrarfjnEea,
Address, UAzFTrr, Fort Worth, Toxna
HpecIinnb copies scnt freo on application,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Denton.

Mr., a. NJ Bush Of Little Elm. one Of
Denton county's leading farmers, was
IN the city Tuesday.
Colonel b. Shobc and Captain Sew
ard Unity were in the city this week.
We hope they may be pleased with
Denton.
Mr.. j. j. Cannon Of the Exchange
Bank of Denton hns gone on business
10 Chicago. III. We wish him "a pleas
ant trip and safe return.
Mr.. j. A. Ham of the firm Of j. A.
Hmm q CO., has located In our city.
We hope permanently
MIR. o. Robertson of Mckinney was
IN the city Monday.
Dir. +. NJ Taught left the city sat.
urdny morning, To be In attendance nj
tho Grand Lodge |. q. O. II, mt Austin.
We noticed yesterday upon our
streets District Deputy Grand Muster
j. T.. McWhortcr.
Mr.. William Walker Of Whitesboro
his brother, L. -, Walker.
We failed To notice last week the re-
turn of Mr.. Thomas Willis, who has
been In attendance at the Lebanon
Tennessee, Law School.
MIR. Louis II. Monsieur has gone Ia
New Orleans to attend Mnrd Gras
We wish him u pleasant trip.
Colonel Holt pl--leHttrTVru was In
the city Monhay, guest 1T the
Clyde.
Mr.. w. A. Ponder Of Sherman wn.
In the city "Wednesday.
We had quite fire here Friday
morning. Mcssrs. Carter d May, gro
ceries, loss about $500, insured fol
$1,000; VIM. Misply, timer, loss 5000
Insurance Sl5G j. T. Nolcu, dry goods
loss $4,000, fully insured; lain, Perry
u shelton, loss 81 900, insured for $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04
Meridian.

NufIfWlNN.
Mr.. John s. Odle aud Miss Mary
l., Rust were married In Tho Hog
Creek settlement Wednesday, and,
on the day following, at the Workman
Hotel In this place, Mr., Philip A..
Nowlin, Jr., aud Miss Ada II. Randall
were also united In the holy bonds
All these parties were raised In Bos.
que county, and are among the most
popular young people In tho county.
Great regret IL felt here nj the dan
gerous illness of Mrs q. j. Gibbs, wife
of n highly esteemed citizen. Even ut
this writing slight hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery, though the
chances nre against that desirable rc-
suit.
The grand masquerade ball given at
Morgan Thursday night by the Amer
lean Legion of Honor, was pronounced
10y all who attended ns one of the most
entertaining md orderly of such
affairs that ever occurred In the coun.
~. Among the ladies who went from
here were Misscs Sallie Barry, Matte
Farmer, SullIc, lGllc and Sue Greer,
7, &. Alexander and Virgil Maxcy.
The most attractive character of the
evening WAS that tf Maud Muller,
represented 10y Mira. J, G., McLomore
ofCliIton, Tho costume wns excellent,
aud prepared entirely by the admira.
bio taste of the accomplished fair ono
who presented SO naturally the inter
esting character
Mlss Jennie Anderson of Waco, who
has been visiting friends here, re-
turned honc this week. Mlss Ander.
son Is quite n fayorlic with society in
Meridian, and her departure was gen.
crally regretted.
Mr., John II johnson leaves to-day
90 represent the Moridlunlodge Ia the
Grand Lodge of odd Follows, which
meots la Auhtin next week.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-30
THE RACES AT BUTTE.

The summer meeting of the West Side
Racing Association commences at Butte
on July I'd, and continues through the
week, ending on Saturday, July 9Th. The
Association has provided splendid pro-
gramnc, and all the flyers of the Terrific
nv will be on the course. The Utah and
Northern will give excursion rates to Butte,
commencing July I'd and ending July Sth,
from all points between and including D,l.
lon and Deer Lodge to Butte, at half:rat,s
or one fare for the round trip. This will
give the people Of Southern Montana an
opportunity to attend the races which last
five days. Trotting, running, hurdle and
bicycle races are down on the programme.
There will be twenty-five running and
twenty trotting horses engaged in the meet
ing, and as the purses are liberal there will
be fine exhibition Of speed. The coming
meeting offers greater attractions than was
ever offered in Montana heretofore.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-30
SHEEP AND WOOL.

The sheep throughout Beaverhead
County are looking fine. Lately buyers
from Eastern Montana have been examin-
ing some ri the tlocks OF this county. This
week Mr.. w. +. IIenneberry, Of the Can.
yon, sold his band at $,.7s per head and
lambs were counted us grown sheep, and
the buyers cheek was cashed at the bank OF
Sebree, Ferris Il White for the snug sum
of $4,000. At this time last year sheep
were offered in this section for S, 20 to
S,.7s per head, and buyers were scarce.
strengthening is going ON in various parts
of the county and this years wool clip
will excel in quality and exceed in quantity
that Of last year. Montana wo,ls in the
Eastern markets are popular. The follow.
ing extract from letter Of Henry &. Kit.
ridge, Of Boston, to l.. w. Peck, Of Fort
Benton, is quoted to show the popularity
of our woods: "Mon,ana wools are very
popular in this market, but there is good
zeal of wool sold hear as Montana that
was raised in Idaho and Wyoming, the
wool depending upon the popularity Of the
name to sell it. The result has been this
last season to suspect wool coming from
your Territory. A great many sheep have
been driven into your Territory growing an
inferior conditioned wool, and the first elm
sent here as Montana wool, which tended
to deprecate the true character of your &C.
clilnated WOOL"
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-30
A COUNTY FAIR.

Once year, at least, the TRiRU NE is in
duty bound to call the attention of ranch.
men, stock .raisera, and business men, to the
matter of organizing an association for the.
purpose uf exhibiting the agricultural, min
eral and stock products of Beaverhead
County. The annual meeting OF such an
association would be productive of good in
many ways. 1t is true we might not be
able, at the start, to present as good a show
Ing as is witnessed a, the county fairs in the
old settled States, hut that will not be ex.
Pected in county where the Indian trails
are not yet wiped out. Once form Fair
Association, with ranchmen and stock men
taking an active interest in its manage.
ment, and VIC feel sure that an annual ex.
hibiton could be held that would astonish
everybody by its excellent exhibit of farm
products and fine stock OF all kinds, We
have all the elements in Beavvrhcad Coun.
~ tor getting up an attractive County Fair.
II the matter is taken in hand, under til.
proper auspices, it will be- success. Our
ranchmen, stock men and business men
should organize and incorporate an as>ocia.
ton. Annually il would be productive of
BENEFITS to all branches OF business in all
parts Of the county.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-30
sUICIDEOF AN OLD BEAvERHEADER

In the last Hmsbawdman we find an &C.
count Of the suicide Of Hans Hansen, a
brother Of Louis Hansen, who resides ON
Valley below. town. The deceased was for
Il number of years resident OF this coun.
ty, where he was regarded as being an up
right man. The particulars Of the suicide,
given by the H~sbuwlman, are as follows:
Hans IIaneen, a we'll known stock. grow.
err OF the Musclrst,ell, committed suicide
BY cutting his throat few DAYS since. lie
had just returned from a trip to Oregol
where he had been to buy horses. lie ha>.
some time previous to his departure been
apprehensive that his neighbors wanted to
get him into trouble, and after purchasing
horses in Oregon, came to the conclusion
that he was wanted at home; chat detectives
were after him, intercepting his letters etc.
Hence he sold out again, as he stated, at Il
loss of $I,,tO and returned To give himself
up and be lodged, as he said, in the peniten.
tiary. His friends here, however, endeav.
ored to persuade him that he was in error
that the sheriff did not want him, bu: he
still maintained that there was something
wrong, but requested US not To mention It in
print. lie remained at White Sulphur
Springs n few days, then ontinued his
journey home, still haunted by the strange
delu>ion from which suicide resulted. Mr..
Hansen came to Meagher county from
Heaverhcad, and has always borne the rep.
utation OF an upright, honorable man.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-30
TERRITORIAL FAIR.

Our attention has been called to the fact
that MIR. Francis Pope, Secretary OF the
Territorial Fair Association, at Helena ;s
advertising condensed programmes in sun.
dry obscure newspapers Of limited circula.
ton. Mr.. Pope has had s,n.e experience
in the Fair business and it is presumed h..
viii advertise the Territorial Show in the
live newspapers Of Montana before the e.,.
tire season passes away. For the benefit Of
thousand" Of people in Southern Montana
the TRIBUNE grataitously announces that
there will be Territorial Fair opened on
the ground between Last Chance and Ten
Mile creeks, near Helena, some time next
September, to which Montanians will h.
invited to come. The DAYS OF holding the
Fair will Ike announced at the doors Of tn,
country school houses throughout South.
ern Montana in due time, if no other graf
"'to"s method of advertising is adopted. l,
Is reported that the coming Fair will b.
an attractive one, and it is hoped the Asso.
citation will drop on to the proper mean,
OF letting the people know something abou,
Its benefits and attractions.