, 1884-02-23

SNOW enough this week.
More sidewalks are needed.
Our public schools open Monday.
Buy only Echo Roller Mills Flour.
The Library Association is a settled fact.
The Mozart House is doing a big bust
ness.
Ziegler received car load OF stoves this
week.
The REVIEW will be found at Browns
News Stand.
February has an extra day saddled
upon it this year.
Arrivals from the mines have been cur
tailed by the storm.
Grand dinner at the Mozart Sunday.
Everybody invited.
The Globe Theatre continues to give
nightly performances.
Ask your grocer for Echo Roller Mills
Flour and take no other.
The bottom OF the week created a de-
mand for rubber clothing.
Parties talk Of building an ark in prep
aration for the spring melt.
Washington's Birthday was not gener-
ally observed as a holiday.
The winter scene this week was beauti-
full IL not altogether pleasant.
Additions are promised TO our business
firms in the early spring time.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. c. W. Car
son was largely attended Friday.
Taylor, Sharkey a Co. are contracting
to transport goods into the mines.
The Hotaling Company is shipping a
great deal Of goods into the mines.
There are three tent factories in opera-
tion in the city at the present time.
We hear it limited that number OF new
brick blocks will SOC n be under way.
Some Of the brick buildings developed
heal by leakages after the snow storm.
Mat Downmg's new public house was
largely patrOnized on the opening night.
Huge sleigh loads Of merchandise go
out OF town daily heading for the mines.
We see that Taylor, Sharkey 4 Co. are
contracting to carry freight into the mines.
The spring election will soon commence
tortuTing the minds Of aspirants to office.
DIR. s. c. Campbell now has his office
on Main street, near the corner Of Howard.
The party that struck out for Okanogan
last week have not had a summer time OF
it.
The sample Of winter scenery this week
would have satisfied a native Of the Nor.h
Pole.
A small building ls under way on Riv-
erside avenue near the corner Of Stevens
street.
Letters are now sent into Eagle City by
the way OF the Transportation COmpany's
stages.
II you want to assist a very worthy OBJ
ject take stock in the new Library AssO-
citation.
The Spokane Dramatic and Literary
Society give an entertainment next Tues
day evening
John Glover was exhibiting fine string
OF trout this morning caught in the river
at this place.
The trains were completely offtheir base
this week, and did not pretend to run on
schedule time.
Edibles too numerous to mention for
dinner at the Mozart House, Sunday.
Meals 50 cents. -
Our railroad agent has been kept busy
this week answering questions in regard
to absent trains.
Immense snow plows were 4 common
sight at the depot this week. They were
needed east Of here.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial is acknowledged
the best OF all preparations for the cure OF
pulmonary p complaint.
The trains were blockaded at Trout creek
Wednesday. A proof that that is not the
best route to the mines.
The Echo Roller Mills Flour is suaTan-
teed equal to the best California. NOne
barrel will satisfy you.
The City Council meets next Monday
evening when considerable important
business will be transacted.
About time winter was letting go, al
though 1t commenced late and may be
loath to retire from business.
A correspondent Of the Helena Inde-
pendent called at this Office this week dur
ing the absence Of the editor.
One Of the finest signs ever turned out
in this city has Just been painted by Ba1-
ter & Lee for The A. p. Hotaling Co.
Don't forget the grand dinner to-mor-
row Sunday at the Mozart House. All
the delicacies Of the season. Meals so
cents.
Nothing definite has been heard from
Messrs. Cannon and Browne, now in the
East, but it is safe To say the couple are
not idle.
There seems to be good deal Of sick
ness at present. People will expose them
3, ly es and therefore must suffer the con-
sequences.
Services OF the Presbyterian church as
usual in Cannon's Hall, tomorrow, at IL
n. m. and In. m. Sabbath school at 10