davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
ANA TERRITORY, THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 1884,

From these he detlucts the estimated
natural loss Of the past winter ut 49,
QUO head and the number that will be
shipped East (fU,ODO) and killed Mt
homo (15,tWO) 75,OW. Total 123,OOO.
The estimated number Of cattle in the
Territory ut the beginning Of the
past winter was 6OO,t head, and the
estimated loss is 4S,UOO head, or about
eight per cent. Tho average winter
loss Of the past ten years has been
about ten per cent, the hard winter
OF 1SSO-Sl running up the loss that
year to about twenty-five per cent.
MIR. L., who is well informed and
careful calculator, thinks these figures
will closely approximate correctness,
but says that the drive to the terrific
ry may be somewhat larger than his
figures. On being interrogatcd us to
the acreugc estimated to each animal,
he Thought it fair In the East, where
lands arc cultivated and enclosed and
cattlc winter fed two and II half or
three acrcs per head arc deemed s,tf-
ficient, but here where cattle ranxc
all the year on open lands, where
there is but the spring growth Of
I;yrass and little summer rain, the area
required is fully that stated The ut
tcntion now directed . Montana
grazing lands by castern stock raiscrs,
the large number Of cattle being
driven in. and the natural increase,
reaching BIB per cent Of the entire
herds, will soon tax the capacity Of
Montana pastures to their utmost.
New North West.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Ready For War.

The first high power all steel gun
ever manufactured in this country
entirely from Americans material has
just been completed Mt tho Midvalc
Steel Works Nicetowp, Pn. II will
probably be placed upon a new steel
cr,,sicr called the Dolphin. The de-
signs of this gun and some ten others
of like calibrc wore furnished by the
Bureau of Ordnance, and cmbotly tho
general principles Of the Vavasseur
system. For this reason they arc
usually called built-up or hoopcd guns.
The bore il thirty calibres in length
with an enlarged chamber. The six
inch guns will bc one inch ovor six
teen feet in length, and will weigh 10,
OOO pounds each. Fifty pounds OF
powder will be used in one charge,
which is calculated to hurl projcctile
weighing lN pounds. A number OF
these guns will also be placed on tho
new cruiser Chicago.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Barbarous Warfare.

A Paris journal publishes letter
from soldier serving with the French
troops in Tonquin, to his father, an
account of the barbarous manner in
which the war is carried on. Having
described the attack on Sontay, the
writer adds: "Wc made 600 prisoners,
who were all shot tho next day.
When we were in town" he continues,
''thc order came that VIC might plum
der for thirty six hours, aud that we
had to slaughter every living creature.
In every house lay heaps OF slain
and wounded, without any help.
When the enemy caught any one of
our men he was butchercd limb from
limb, and ut last his head cnt off.
And so when We came into town every
soldier WAS innd, and the moro crnel-
ous murdered many an innocent per-
sons.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Remarkable Time,


j. j. Hill and purity of st. Paul,
made quick time from Helena to the
great falls Of the Missouri and return
rs the following will show:
The party left Helena Monday
morning and arrived ut the leaving Of
Sun River, one hundred miles dis
tant, at G:3O in the evening, where
they remained over night.
On the following morning they took
IN early breakfast and drove to the
first fall the Black Eagle Falls
fourteen miles. by q o'clock They
also visited til" wonderful fountain
and the beautiful Rainbow Falls,
three or four miles below, and then
spent II greater pait of the day in in
spccting the wonderful coal mines ut
Sand Coulec. which exceeded in quail
'ity and quantity all that had been
represented to them by the experts
who has visited them before. The
same evening they drove to Sun Riv-
cr, twenty-scvcn miles distant, where
they remainnd over might. They OK
pressed themselves as charmed with
the beautiful Sun River valley.
The following day "wednesday
they returned to Helena, n distance
Of ninety miles, arriving ut o O'Clock
in the evening.
The whole journey Of about three
hundred miles was performed in three
days. Ten relays Of horses were u.s.
I'd. The whole trip was most salts
factory, even exceeding the expccta-
tions of Mr.. Hill and his friends =
Independent.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
OVER THE FALLS.
A Ferry Boat Breaks fts Cable Causing
the Death Of three Men and
Property Amounting TO
About 66, 6,OOO.

A sad accident occurred on the Sth
inst, ut Thompson's Falls, which re.
suited in the loss OF three lives and
the destruction Of property valued at
$1,000. Tho particulars We gather
from the Belknap Suns Extra:
Tho ferry boat started ucross the
river having on board nine men, two
mules and eleven henl Of horses.
When nearly across something caus-
ed the cable to break, turning the
boat adrift in the rnpid current.
! STo men, Jack Stout of Emporia,
Kansas, and John NJ. Benjamin Of
1Gsmark, witnessed the accident from
the shore and went with skiff to tho
rescue. When they reached the ferry
boat, it was about to so down and
five Ut the passengers---Wm. King,
Pete McDerrnott, VIM. Fisher, Perry
Shuck and Erwin Dcnault jumped
into the skiif, instantly capsixing tho
little craft. Stout attempted to reach
the shore but tho current was too
strong anu he was carried over the
falls, ms were also Paul Ducharmc and
Denault.
The balance Of the men miraculous
ly escaped, being carried over tho
falls in the boat After the ferry had
nude hcr pcrilous descent over the
falls she swung over to IN eddy aud
Shuck, Benjamin and Fisher climbed
on rock from which they swan to
the shore. King and McDermott
stuck to tho boat which drifted down
until she struck the rapids, where
McDermott was pitched overheard.
But his previous good fortune did
not desert him, and with the assist
ance Of King soon rcgaincd the boat
where they remained until she swung
in close to the shore when both men
managed to gain terra iirmh.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

"Gentlemcn,' frank Western
Judge il quoted rs saying officially,
'thc Court, ns the bar we'll knows, il
naturelly quick tempered, and If this
court had not taken warning in time
and abstaincd from the use Of ardent
spirits this court would now be in the
penitentiary Or its grave.
A miners utecting ut Eagle City. to
settle the ownership Of II claim. ended
in \ row, and pistols were drawn, but
nobody was hurt. The trouble arose
from the imperfect condition Of the
laws passed ut the first organization
of the district.
The Inter Mountain says: At the
fall meeting Of the Butte racing asso-
citation which will being August 22l.
tho largest purse ever hung MP in
Montana will bc contested for. The
entrance few will 800. half forfeit,
81 300 added: entries to close August
LIST.
The citizens of Livingston have
pctitioned his honor Judge Coburn to
be incorporated under the laws Of
Montana, governing such matters.
From all we can learn, however. the
citizens will not approve it Mt the polls.
A city government is nice bMt it is OK
pcnsive.- Elk.
Subscribe for tho SuS.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

Montahas Cattle interests.

Con. Kohrs in course of conyer-
sation relating to the proposed con-
ycntion of cattle owners to be held in
Helena July 2Sth, for tho purpose OF
organizing II stock association, said:
There will be net increase OF 25O,-
600 hcad OF cattle this year. Estimat-
ing thirty acres per head us the
amount OF grazing ground required
to maintain each animal, this will re-
quirc 10000 acres more grazing
ground this year than last. Analyz-
ing tho calculation Mr.. Kohrs esti.
mated 75,ON as tho number shipped
in by nnil from tho East, 100000
driven from Texas. Colorado, Idaho
and Nevada; and 2Oo,O 900 calves brand
ed in 1854. Total increase 375,OOO.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Colored Nuns.

The number Of colorcd Catholic
nuns in this country is slowly increas-
ing. They arc known rs the Oblate
Sisters Of Providence. The organic
alton was instituted for the ameliorat-
ion Of tho condition Of the colored race
in tho country, rs well us for there
spiritual and temporal welfare. This
community was founded in Baltimore
by the Rev. Father Joubert, II Sulp-
ician, Oh tho fifth day of June, 1879,
with the consent of Archbishop
Wheatfield OF Baltimore, and was mp
yroyed 10y Pope Gregory XVI. on the
"a of October, 1881.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Lucky.

Bob Swan, Of Ottumway, IT,, who
served us captain in the Thirteenth
Indiana Infantry, applied for n pen
sion, which was granted, with $3.50
back pay. To complete the proof his
discharge papers were needed, but
after diligent search in the records
they could not be found, which re-
minded Bob that Mt the time his com
pany was mustered ont no was on de-
tailed duty elsewhere, and was evident
ly forgotten. Inasmnch Us he was
never mustered ont he will draw $i5,
900 as captains pay up to date.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OvFIcE AT HELENA, NJ. T., I
June s, 1854. I
NVrlcEis hereby Hvon that the following
to make final pro.,f in support Of his claim, and
that snid proof will le made beforo |. N. Hsxlc,t
tnna, n Helena, NJ. T. on July ~, 1884, Viz vio
MADE Homestead Application no. 2iO5 for tho a.,
nw,4 and lnts and SOC 81 Of sec tp Is n. Il. W.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
soid land, viz Horny Emerson Jnln.s Emerson,
Nathaniel Collins aud Edward Evans, all Vt
theteau county, NJ, I.
+. ADklNsON, Register.
JSo. w. EnDr,
Attorney for Applicant.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
----------------------- -
How to boom a town
Talk it up.

Talk it up.
Write about it.
Help improve it.
Bcattify it's streets.
Patronize its merchants.
Advertise in its newspapers.
Elect good men to it's Offices.
Pay your taxes without gr,'Inbl-
ing.
Mover let an opportunity to speak
Il good word about it pass.
If you can think Of nothing good
to say Of it, say nothing.
DO not go or send to any other
town to buy anything you can get in
yoi,r OWL town.
Remember that every dollar yo,l
invest in II permanent improvement is
that much money at interest.
BE courteous to strangers that
come among you. Ex.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Mining Laws at EAGLE.

The following new district laws
were passed at Eagle this month:
Locators OF placer claims will he linn
tied to two ten aero lots, the ten acres
not to exceed twenty rods up and
down the gulch, and tho twenty acre
lots forty rods. Each locator shall
record his claim in person. Two
hundred dollars worth Of work shall
bc done on each river claim in the
next six months, and 500 on each
hill claim.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Strayed.

In July 1883, from 1T. Mclcod. I light
lay and 2 sorrcl mares, aud ! sorrcl horse
branded J on left shoulder, light bays
dot in centre Of diamond.
| brown and 2 roam mares, branded j W
dot In centre Of diamond
left shoulder. A reward Of - per head
will be paid for information leading to
the recovery of those branded j with di.
amOnd underneath. same rs above, and II
reward of $40 for the IUt. J. W. DIxOS.
Fr. MCLEOD. n. W. r., May 10, 1884.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

Some ono asked the Boston TRIMS
cript on what occasion the expression
''By tho Eternal WAS used by Cen
eral Jackson. 1t answered that this
was the Generals fayoritc oath, and
that he used it on every important oc-
casion, when swearing seemed to be
necessary, during the whole active
part Of his life.
Theae is one cattle ranch in Texas
which contains 25,OOO acres moro than
the entire State of Rhode Island con
tains in territory.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Stevens SnuH-box.

A gold siiuff box which WIS given
by the people OF Colorado to Thaddrus
Stevens WIS sold last week with other
personal effects of an old colored wo-
man Smith by name, who WAS tho dis
tingnished Pennsylvanian's house.
keeper for half century. This relic
was inscribed ITO tho Hon. Thaddcus
Steveiis, from Colorado Territory.
When old Thaddens takes snuff, Col
orado will sneczc. This box is made
of Pixies Peak gold.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFitE AT HELENA MONT,
Juno A. ISSl. !
nj N0tice IL hereby given TINT tl" following named
settler ius filed mol Ice Of lis intent iO make
final proof in support VI his CHIN. and TINT sad
proof will be made before Charles l.. spencer
in and for thotenn cU,nty, NJ Fort Iicnton IN
July isilisst, viz: John Eldribge who mad. pre-
emptinn ,leclnratOry stnt.,neDt Mo- MtiS for tlIe
Soil swi4 VIA swi-l sec ~ and iicii sri-4 src Al
IT,. ~ u 0f r. W,
lilo names Tho following wi,ncss,a to provo his
cnmti%nn"'s % rsidenec npon, and ~ cultivation Of.
\. McDoIinld pnd Charles W. Grny all Of Old
Agency. chotean county. Territory ~ Montana.
F.ADkINSON, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFicE At HELENA, MONT,
juno d, tkSt. !
NOTICE IL hereby givon TINT tho following
~ nnmesi settler lNs flied notice VI his intAn-
tion 70 mike final proof IN support of his claim.
md that said proof will bo tia.le before JOIN.
Clark. county, Montana, NJ Ulidia, Montana,
0n July -, 1881, viz: Henry w. Kelly who made
IN, NH2E.
III, names the following witncsses 10 prove his
continuous residence iIs,n, md cultivation Of
siiI innd, via: Charles HOLT, John NJ. Wood
George St"ull and Alexander Wcrk, all Of Hum
River, MN F.ADklS6OS, Regstsf.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICk At HELENA, MONT.
June y, Ist. 7
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
Snamrd settler hns filed notice 1f his intention.
tl,nt snid proof will be- mad. before t'llnrl.~ l..
spencer, Deputy llwk Of IL" Third Jn.licyl cOnrt
NJ, J.. IN md for hot.nn County. ut Fort Benton
made prescription for tl,e swi-i swiA ssc. H. sl-2
SELL and nwl-, seiI s.". ., y. 1n, r.1w.
continuous r"sidancn. upon, and cnltivti"n "f
auid land. viz: t'imrlcs W. iin,y, Charlie. VI.
Thonso, John Eldrih.e and August Bruce all of
Old Agency. thon.an County, NJ. II.
+. ADklNSOE, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OyFicE, HELENA. MnrT. !
hny. 81, 1884.
NOTICE IL hereby uiyei thnt tle following
~ named settler ims i'd notice Of hir intnnt-
ion to make final proof in support Of Iis clnim,
and TINT said proof win be made before 7. 4.
Cummings. clerk Of the court in and for chOtcnu
county, NJ. 7. ut Fort Bnnton NJ Il, on July ilth,
tioh d y No. !I67. for tlrt', and swt. of nwi.
section II and SCI, nni4 sec. *, tip % Of W.
lie names the following witnesses to PROV. his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of ,
said land viz: Charles scohin, William i Jones
NM, Samuel I!ushs of D.pmyer, and William n.
Smiley Of Old Agency, NJ. Z;
+. ADKlNEON. Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OryIcr, AT HELENA, Mont,

Juno II, 1885,. /
Nj No,icc is hereby given that the following named
sNse,cr has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made hetirr the Rnr'stor and Re-
criycr Of the = Land Office, Mt Helena NJ T., on
July 2sih 1884, viz: Robert T. Walker. who mude
homestead publication NJ" 2.sa, for the NE'a of
see 10. tn ~ NR3E.
lie mines the following witnesses to PROV. hi.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said
Dunlap Of SIN River Mont. md frederick
Gr"nleuf and William Wheeler nf llelonu,
mont i. ATKINSON, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE Ar HELENA, MONT.


y
MAy 81. lss3. !
NOTICE II hereby given TINT tho following
~ nam"d settler f,.s filed nOti.e Of III. inten-
tion 10 make finnl proof in support ~ his claim.
md that aal proof will be ninde before Y. 4.
cummings clerk of the court in and for Chotra,i
county, II. T., mt Fort Benton, N. II. on July NH
1874, viz: William n Smiley. who lnnle preenp-
ti"n No 1913, for the "a hci4 and Ma sc'n,
snc. 20, tp ~, II rNw.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npul, md cultivation of
said land viz: thnrles Scotln and Willi.n d
Jones Of Old Agency md Oliver Il. Cooper and
Samuel Hugh, of Dupnynr, N. +.
r. AbkiNSoN, Register
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Notice Of Final Entry

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
April II. lssl.
Nnama settler las flied notice Of his in,ontion
to make final proof In support 0f his clninl. and
TINT said proof will be mi! !lc before tho Regjsto,
NJ. r.. On July O. 1881, viz: George q. Adams, wlu
nine presumption d. y. No. 42a7, for the SCI,
NE,a ~, sE'4, swi, sEl..
iIe nnincs the following witnesses to prove h. ;
con,in,,ol. residence upon. and cultivation Of.
raid lind, viz: Charley brwster, Charley Adnni,,
Robert Hay aud slaticl l. Clarke MI ~ uli,lia
NJ. 7. y. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OYyICE, HELENA, MOSr

June .. lss4. I
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
! named settler has filed his intention To make
final proof in snrport Of lis claim, and that ssid
prOuf will le mudc before the Register and RI.
criyrr at the Unisl states and Office In HELENE,
Montann, Jhly Isih lsst, Wis Edward ". Bull
tss W. % fnn ,p swi nsi4 "ioIs n nsi. sec % &
IL soc. y, tp. IL, N Of HlE
He names tho following witnesses to prove bis
cont inunIa residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz: byron Strong and William Wyntt~
both of Ulihin, MeaElsr county, NJ. r.. and Cor.
nelns MeIinnis md Thomas Gain both Of sun
River, Lewis d Clark county, NJ. y.
+. ADKlSSON. Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Dissolution Notice,

Notice II hereby given tho o-pnrtnership here
tOfnrr existing between Alfred Dourk and lss.c
lsourk, under the firm nnine of li0urk lsf0.e II
this day dissolved by mutunl consent. All debts
contracts nnd otr l,flsiness of tho late firm will
ie settled by Alfrd lluurk. ALFRED IsoURx.
Sun Niver, NJ. r., May III, ~. Isaac BouRK.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
$1,000 REWARD.

The above reward will h. paid to amy one find:
ing the following described horses and not ying
ns.. On: crcam lorsc branded Q on left .lomlder
nn,i tgl. end one lmy bnn'lsd on loft shoul-
Of this month. GEO. JANE.
j.. T.. FORD.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

An Oglethrope, Ga., boy has invent
I'd Il cash drawer for which he has TO
fused $4,000.
The S1uaw Gulch claim is rich. A
two weeks run cleaned up 50, 100.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

w. SSUMMoSH
llESny DEAN.
The pcoplc"f Montana, to the above named
defendant, greeting.
you urc hereby summoned to BE- and app.ar
! before mo. Thomas lsOse, Justice Uf the
Peace, In and for Lewis md 'lnrkc county ut my
office In Sun niycr, On Monday, tho nth ~ June,
isss, ut o'clock p. IN. Of .id tlny, md then and
Mcknight h Co, the sbDvc nnne,f plaintiff. IN 4
civil action t0 recover the sHm OF thirty -v. dol
lnrs, for gotrfs delivered to yoi, and IN default
thcrsVf, judgement will Ia rendered against you,
Henry Dunn, the sl,oyu ,cfcnand, for Tho suin vi
thirty five dollars md costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Nay, issi
vhonas Rose, J. p.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19

IL appears from, late adviccs that
the horse thieves who drove off John
keating's herd are stronger than first
supposed and that since getting Keat-
ing's horses they have also stolen over
thirty more, giving them herd of
about fifty. They have also proven
themselves to be
''ON THE SHOOT"
Keating followed them over to the
Gallatin and there offered seven men
reward Of $500 if they would recap
tire his horses and bring them back
to him. The men accepted the Of
fer, and arming themselves, mounted
and took took the trail. They were
joined aftcrward by another young
man in search Of adventure. The
eight men
TRAlLED THE THIEVES
until they hnd almost reached Henry
Lake (southenst Of Virginia City, and
here overlook them. The band were
in camp. They numbered nine, and
there was woman and two or three
children along. The stolen horses
were also there. Near the camp they
ENCOUNTERED A. HoRsEMAN,
n man named Redmond, and us they
drew near him he wheeled his horse
to face them. Every man Of the
eight lcveled his gun and called out {:
''Throw mp your handsr'
Redmond raised his hands slowly
and when they showed from behind
tho horses head it was seen that
EACH HAND HELD A REVOLVER,
full cooked and ready for fight.
"Go to h /! you g. ----s"
hc shouted, and commenced firing.
A rapid exchange OF shots ensued,
and Redmond retleated to the wagons,
evidently badly wounded.
The horse thieves had by this time
seized their arms, and standing be-
hind the wagons, made
A DETERMINED FIGHT
The ammunition OF the attacking
party soon gave out and they were
compelled to withdraw, leaving the
thieves still in possession Of the stolen
horses. and they are doubtless now
continuing their peaceful way to
Idaho.
It really seems as IL Montana is
retrograding in tho management OF
| such cases us this. They did these
things better twenty years ago.
THE REMEDY.
was perhaps Il little vigorous in those
days, but It was sudden, effective, ind
lasting.
It is not n very good recommends
tion for Montuna OF the present to
have il said that nine men can steal |,
band Of fifty horses within twenty
miles OF the Territorial capitol and
drive them ont Of the country leisure
" and with scarcely protest. Horse
stealing, coach robbing and other
kinds of deviltry are
BECOMING TOO COMMON
in Montana and it is time to apply
the brakes. II our county officers are
unable to cope with tho robbers and
thieves successfully, tho Territory
should step in and II necessary offera
sufficiently large reward to
MAKE TIIIEr-HUNTING PROFITABLE
to those whose old time experience
has rendered them peculiarly capable
for such tasks. We understand that
acting-governor Tooker was interview
cd with reference to the case now III
hind and that hc will take some
prompt action to bring the rascals to
Justice. Independent.
| ---------------------
Montaha's Cattle Interests.
| (,n.. Kohrc In nnI1rsa of II c0nyar-
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Estrny Notice.

white feet, strip In fnco. brand on left si,oul-
der. Owner can have same by pnyiny exm'nees.
OiD AaEScY, ~. T., Apr. ~. J.t. EMEHsoS.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-06-19
Sun River Sun.
Job Printing a Speciality.

The. material for this department has been So
lectcsi with grant chfc, and prepared 10 do
my kind Of job Work with neatnees and dia-
patch. onr tyfn IL Of III. lnteet styles Of man0-
fnctnrc, having boon ordered dircctly from the
well known type foundry Of Mardsr, Luse & Co.,
envelopes, cards. counter checks. receipts. ste.,
IN tho shortest notice and nt reasonable ratss.
We respectfully nsk all business mon to call and
exnnlnc our Anmples.