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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-10
To the Voters of Jerauld County.

a feople's Mass Convention is called
TO meet at Washington Springs on Sat.
urday, October %, 1884, for the purpose
OF placing in nomination peoples
ticket for county offices and for the
consideration of such other matters az
may come before it.
90. ENGLAND,
/. n. RICH,
w. Al MILLER,
O.J. MARSHALL,
LIS. B1NfoRD,
WIN. BREMNER,
j. O. GRAY,
e. A. SowERw1NE.
GORDON MCDONALD.
N. E. WILLIAMS,
NJ. w. NEsM1T1I, and
others.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-10
=. il. RocERs,

It M1fcfe SE B. r. 5s1s79 }ss Office
Aetfs s ShsEssy sE f s s
6ist Court lerau1:Co, ut Wessiyton Sprngs rS
D. T. on on Ut xbGulsTfSE q ST, Hlz.i tA.ro1Nr,
,n,der'his d. enfxy Np 22667, for flle seil SEE.
if%nasa town lo7 range g. He names the following
Matthias; {. ~. Bennett +. T r. .''Bj 'Bafretf yH' Il
Harggis, isgi Of Je.s.ul;1 Gn y. T.:
NoTIGE FOR PUBL1cATIoN.-Land once
- NG,ios t Mitchell It As4lh,, p oI;a Sept 1Sst
sssa sS s%ppsrt np1ss q ef {sno csn ds s
Gourf t faf o Rers RseSf W. ad ns % WesgT G n
n,ms.+ss, w. "@ vt' 5}5 '$S%s St /
fSn h sSe tass 1t It ddas Ha the rssSs1 SW
upon, and cultivation off, Sad,land, Wis; Fred
Keises. fred primnerr, Frank Mcintosh, Chas
s12oi; ' GEO B. Evrnrrr, Register.
NoEE4GeE!la y e !las E9E ( bPgHFL!GAT1oN-Land i 4. Office
make iihafpf6of f,ir SUPPORT of :her claim. and ID
that said proof will he made before Chas. w. Nc
Donald Clerk District Court Jerauli county at
WessingtonS Smilfgs. ID. T.,ion!Oct. 81, 1884. viz:
MARY f. BOGARDuS, -.
under her t.. No 92G3F' for the wig ne1a sec 81
town 10y range So She names the: following wit,
nesses to prove her continuous residence upon
and'cultivationN,t said iand, viz: James Barr,
Charles Little, YIN Day, Thomas kenady, OF
SPOT GEO. b. NvERIrr, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUB4ICATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. T., Sep. "a, 1SS4~
Notice is hereby Siven. tllat tffe ollowing-nam-
ed settler has fled notice. of her intention to
make final proof in support Ct her claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dist.
Court Jerarlld Co.. at washington Springs ID. T.,
Oil November 9Th. 1884, viZ >.
- y RUTH TOFFLEMIisE,
md herhu. entry No 2222O for the seq sees.
town 1o1 range 64. And she names the following
witnesses to prove her contin,io'is Residence NJ,
on and cultivation Of, said land viz: Jos. Scott.
B. +: Whey. NJ. Sheppard, c. I. Hall, Of Jerauld
county, j. Y. s..t
s2Gn3i GEO. b. EvERTTT. Register
BRlck-M: w, Young has f'nisfe
burning a kiln Of hrtcs md is nq
ready = sgp9iE aH de4rt:a r
same. Osiea a ae .fa' t'= ,fo
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-10

Abstracts of title to all lands in Jer-
auld county furnished at short notice
and guaranteed correct by
BATEMAN s. MCDoNAtD,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27
The Ressbnd Garden Of Oirls.

This young ladies' were looking ri fine
boqnei. and they began 10 choose which
ths, wsnla rather be.
A rose !. my cbsics. said qaesnly girl.
for II like 10 be elegantly beautiful like
. r~se
Id rather he lily. said gentle girl.
for ot al hovers. ths lily 10 the isirest aud
pDrsst
Oh, psLsw. ssid the air. T. rather bs
tubeross Tor the gentlemen ali lovo TO wear
tsem rear ih sir their hearts.
Ia bc q pisk, rsmsrksds meek giri. 10.
cause they are 80 sweet aud modest
Shoot 4 GnslIy snog out ih. gsysst one
IA tho crowd. hacking her hs. down over
4Uxys ssueily; you can bs anything you
r. ~. but I'm . daisy, am. and dosi
ygu forget il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

I'VE are runnn' away wild do kenty,'
said the solemn voice OF Wsydown Bse,s
A. his name was called 1--WE sm libin'
too fast. Twenty yars ago ! was satisfied
with two reomed cabin an dollar n
day. Nsw has to have two.story house
an u ahillin's day. Wives who nsed
TO go ba'rfut six days = week to save dsir
shoes for de seventh, now wear 81 butss
to mop H. DE Pusson who Arms $40
week mus lib jis! as good as ds one who
Arms $40. Twenty ysrs age ds woman
wid diamond ring could boss a whole
nayburhood. Now, WHOM shs ebsn triss
to boss ds servant gal, de Gal packs
up her pack Of diamonds an quite Ia
job widout walton TO collect any loells
matter like $40 back salary. When ~as
. boy lie man who bought can oh oysters
was supposed to have been left legacy
oh fo'teen millynn dollars Nowadays do
pso' mans back yard am kvsred wild de
empty cass. kin sec sigs artsr sga dat
dis gsnerashun am lpssslih' alssg wiJyps
thought or ear oh whar it will bring up.
Men who am hoein' tatsrs today am NJ
bobs tomorror Men who used 10 bs-
lisvs in ssvin up for rainy day. new
scatter dsir cash aroun as il do sunshine
mus alIus last. Whar used TO be salts.
Gsd wild bean soup now want OK tail. an
dst's what sils dc hull kentry; ws has
got to slow up an simmer down or de top
rail An gwins to give way an' give Us NJ
a drap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

| A Boston man who was coming Est
over the Noltbsrn Pacific few days sso
redo for day at the rate OF twelve milo.
an hour, was aile tracked vt night aud
"sislled" in a snow bank all nsxt day.
Whsn night eamo again hs asked the
conductor.
VIII you push through to.nightS
/ We Will make tveniy.6y mil.s, was the
answer
See hero, SAID tho Dostoniie, as he l"qt
lis placality of mind, I've got ts.VvV "
stock in this line
\ MsllS
Fek will sop sgfse ~ pske que Apn.
dred mils. NY daylaghtit . give you tho
stockp
| Tw0nldnt do was The reply, accom-
Nasi by mournfnl shake Of the bead.
p ~nsl the stock ia tho road ia ditch
IfIs oot ~ snoy shoes, and get TO
the train, vhs,s eonid -e', ibs stpG
some market ~ no . burial lot outside
for enough TO blu. ~osss. Keep youy
oi this internal 60 :, Why, tb. last
bos,l, and you, paiienc ''ssx vAs stuck
l,o.tos man wbs came out t>StLpick
IN snow bank 20 lsng that . ~ ~
hs swallowed in Chicago had Il.
work snt the calf Of his leg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

Ia \ recent csnvsrsation with Union
solaisv. e.rrNspsudsst heard fresh 40
~ about the lsss Prssidsus TAncoin. A.
ssar - possible our friend tells u IN the
soldiers words. He says:
had been in the Finley Hospital sever.
a months, said the soldier Oss day, IN
MAY, 1868, President Liucoln aud Sscrs.
tsry Chase walked int the ward where !
vas lying. You don't know how much
gssd il did us TO see them. one gets 20
tired OF locking at the nurse aad at the
losg rev OF cots. II 10 hard to lie on the
cots day sftS day. fnd hear the boys
moan, as their life sbbs away.
Some msraipg you wake pp Ard see sn
empty cot near you. NO. { - gopsy'
you say TO the nurse.
"Yes; he went at three this mersing,
poor fellsw; but it's better for him. she
answers, in . sympathizing voice.
We boys, therefore. took solid cemfort
in looking at Liacoln's face that sftsrnoon,
and hearing him talk. He didn't say
/ much to me, that day, but il Was coed to
\ hear hin say anything, his words were 80
gentle and kind. And then he was As
thoughtful o. mstbsr, he knew Just what
TO say.
had been vsry sick. Yes. tAt sleeves
empty. loft the ARA II Chattanooga
As / was saying, he only said few words
to me, and passed on to No. 20.
| A Vermont boy, q mere lad, not ever
sixteen, was on it, He had been wounded
mortally and was near his end. MIR. Lin
soln stopped at tho cot, and taking the
thin, white hand said, in tone that
was as tender n mothsr's.-
my poor bsy, what can ] do for your
With q besssching lsok, the little fellow
turned his eyes up a: the homsly, kindly
face, and asked, "won't you write to my
motkor for mel"
"That | will, answered the President,
and called for peu, ink, aud paper, he seat
ed himself by the side Of the cot 1t WAS
4 y long letter he wrote, ut least three pages
4 OF co q me eroial note, aAd wksn 1t was fin-
ishe l. the President rose, saying
| II will mail this as soon rs get back
to my cifiSc Now, is there anything else
could doior yop2'
4 In some way the boy had come to know
tha. it was the President. And SO look,
ing at him in tho moat appealing sort o.
way, he asked :,
4 Wont YOU stay with me, I'LL IT'S aii
over? 1t won't bs long, and ! do want to
held on to your handf
| That was too much for the great-hsartsd
President to resist. The tears came 70 hii
| eyes aud be sat down BY him AMI took
hold of bis band The little fellow did
not move aer speak word. This wa'
| . ,m. time before iosr o'clock, and 1T was
Il. after six that the end came.
But tho President sat there es patiently
az II Ne had been the boys father. Whsr
ths end cane, he bent over aud folded tlh'
thiu hands over the breast, and then look
"a 60 sorrvwiulIy at the pale. thin lace
d The tears strsaned down bis checks un
haeded. We all cried, too.
i DO you wonder that 'ths bsysin blue
loved Abe LincolnY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

Durisg the tigL .a,sr, smss y. seen
goiss dsws the Arlansaw ~ lsg AZ
As ~ss pss.in9 Little Rock, several mes
sprang into stiif, ro.ea on, 10 the lone
navigator. sni said
Climb 10
Climb 10 wharf
In the shin; harry NJ
Wall. strangers. ru pretty ~.ll a,s'l'
Dost take 10 work 10 mo,r alees.
Where are yen goirgf
Down the river.
We ksew that Who're are ysa iram'
From up the river.
OF course you are. but
what made you N, theny
What are you doing on that logf
Travsllin.
What do you vast TO fool with US fo''
Dent you know ysu'lI drown II ycn keep
on in this way'
Wont drown II keep on this or way
III ! wuster git of in the water ! mout
drowu.
How far have ysu como this wsy'
Two como this way oil sr long.
But whore we're you gsisg when yen got
on the log'
On the log
OF course, but where was tho log'
In the river.
Certainly, but hsw far from hers'
Aia't made po calculation.
Where do yop live when you are At
home?
At home
OF course. but where ,n yssr homs'
Whar live.
Whore is ysur fsmily7
Scattered sTlssg.
Did your house wash aways
Sortsr. My wlss back ysnder on >
Gotten. wood log, an' my son Bills comm
alsng some ers on poplar.
Why don't you come to the shoreS
'Capss II don't cost nuthin tor ride,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

The funniest thing vas, iih kss Asd
: wife and three queer little cAiIdrss back
IN CAins. AMI Jack sent for them. and Yik
Kse and his family are a. happy a. they
can be. The children play with Jacks.
(hs has l2 now asa get slsss hsely TO-
sstler
In 1875 married Harry White. which
suppose sas f.rc,sen from the bsg'sning
at least, Jack says anybody could have
sssa IL
The NEST serene and satisfied face at The
wedding Was that OF tho Celestial 10 my
iassr conscience. notwithstanding As u -
"Heaihsn Chipss." have the conviction
tha. - great hero - is seen 10 modern
times il the man OF few words. Yik kss. -
cDafiaenL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

. Yes mr.. ssid the American millionaire
4. eoasvltel the bill " fare ia Par
rs Il. / delight 10 travel. When
i'iane working for $500 week,
was boy, rLss : grssd thing 1t wonl'
used to think adf soald travel all os.
be il had money! tA.s IL ever ] be
he world. rssslvsu :. s0lsd place
came rich ! would see l.. -uossy, ~,
Of tho earth. Well, / made >bsssys
here am at Parss or my tsur OF sil
ton. When an American citizen,
gets the travel fever on him, His csuatry.
big as 1t is, is 10 small too hold him.
Ysss, your country. sss big country,
said his French acqusintancs, who sat op-
posite him.
Big country, exclaimed the American,
striking the table with his hand; it is ths
biggest country in the world.
Tvs bssn there, said the Freaehmxn; il
10 full sf wonderful isLs., Niagara, isr
instance.
Never saw it, said the American; ssyer
could find time TO visit 1t.
And de Yosenits Valley, continued the
Frsnehman.
Never had = chance 10 get there, said
the American.
And de Yellowstone Park
Heard lots cf il. but never could fisd
time 10 visit it.
And de Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky.
Blamed IL ever thought of yisitisg
that.
De palisades Of Dc Hudson =
whss did intend 10 see thsm, but
alsass bad 20 much to look after you
know, and -
And de scspsry msgsifqus At dc White
Mountains
Never could Gpd time 10 take = trip up
there by gosk.
OF courss you have ss.u de Thousands
Islands, and de rapids Of Dc 81. Lawrence. Y
Lake George. Lake CLsmpIsin ssd al dos.
beantiful places
Never had TINS t. risit those places.
Aissys Lad TOO muck busisess on hsns
Why come 10 see dc tame scsssry Of /
Europe wben you havI'. seer de grand /
scenery and Dc wonders Of your cvn
coanlryf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

Seek aud Ys Shall Find. Lusg os
ihs vail ossr tho Grsb bsg At = church
fair Ils iasppfopsiatspess vas fsslIy
noticed sud ,eesiied W psg. sLo cub.
situated. 'Hs Ten pss tie Wlsd TO The
sLors Lamb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

Durisg the high water, smss ~1 seen
goiss dsws the Arlan.w ~ lsg AZ
As ~ss passing Litils Roet. several mes
sprang into b shin, ro.sa on, 10 the lone
uavicn,or anil sail,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27

Because I'm dinsed feel rIlssraL,
home on The neat sosA san vbo sssnt
bees ssy farther wsu1 shss Nsrth Ala,as.
il HE osn eouutvy, has ~ busisess ~
Europe. ---lSmrr~s8s JoarsaE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-03-27
BOsT0N, MASS
SCROFULA

~ - s&S -
aud all serofulous diseases, sores, ErysIp~-
las, Eczema. Biotehes, Hingworm. T,r
I mors, Carbuncies, Boiis, and Eruptisns
OF the skin. are the direct result Of aD
impure state % The blood.
10 cure tliese diseases the blood must be
purified and restored 10 a healthy AMI na-
sural coalition. AtrE's sansArARiLLa has
for ever forty years been recognized by en't-
nent medical authorities rs the mest pow
erfal b.ooi purifier im existence. 1t frees
The system i3asa Rll foul humers, amfiales
aud strengthens the blood, removes adj traces
OF n,ereurai treatment, aud proves itself a
complete master ~ all scrofulous diseases.
A Recent Cure Of scrofulous Sores.
"soins months ago | WAS troubled with
serofaions sores ulcers on my legs. The
limbs were badly swollen and infamed and
the sores discharged large quantities of
offensive matter. Every remedy ! tried
failei nn,il used AYERS sAEsArAhiLl.A,
Of which haze nov taken three bottles,
with the result that The sores are healed
and NY general health greatly improved
/ feel very grateful for the good sour
medicine has dgisv me,
,ggss l,ss,',sss &C., kss ssri. june a. i've,
Nv All persons ihteFeeteu hre ihsues
TO call ON Mrs. O'BriRni also upon the
Rev. u. y. Wiids Of IN East saith Strest b.
New York City, who will take pleasure
In testifying to the wonderful efficacy of
Ayers sarsapariIla, not only In the cure
Of this lady. but Ia his own case aud
many others within his knowledge,
The well-known ,crifcr on fhe boston Hs,sid.
n. W. BALL. OF Rochesfer, Nh. writes. June
7, 1852.
"Iavng suffered severely for some years
With Eczema, and having failed 70 lind relief
from other remedies, have made use. during
the past three months, of ANEn's SARsArA-
RiLLk, which has effected n complete c,0y.
] consider II a magnificent remedy for all
eblool Diseases -
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
PILES! PILES! PILES:
A sure Cure fouad nc Last ,

w oNs HkED
\ sure Cure for Blind, bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered BY Dr. Williams ian In
dian Remedy, called DIR. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment. A single LOx
Inns cured the worst chronic eases Of u
or ~ years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. To-
lions, Instruments aud electuarips do
more harm than good. Williams In
dian Pile Ointment absorls the tu-
nlors, allays the Intense itching. mar.
ticularly ut night after Evtting warm
In bed acts M u poulttce, dives I'M.
slant relief, and In prepared only for
Piles, Itching Of the private ,mrts
and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cot,,n.
Kerry. of Cleveland. sAys nbout ~
Williams Indian Pile Ointment; Il
have used scores If Pile cures, and Il
affords me pleasure 10 say that I have
never found anything which rave
such inllnedlate and permanent yp-
lief NJ DIR. williams Indian Olutmenf.
Hon. JUDO w. 2. Coons, MsysyilIe.
KY, says: I have suffered for wears
with Itching piles. and have used
many remedies. I have used DR..
Williams Indian Pile Olntmant and
been cured while gylsy OTHER reme1v
has failed. For sale by I'LL druRxisis
and mailed on receipt 81 price, % ND.
FRAZIER MEnIc1NE Co.. Ppor1sR
clevf)and, d. [14it <<<Itl :.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
Chsnge of Hallway Time.

As already announced la the col
ulnns ofthe JOURNAL, the time table
of the Northern Pacific road is to be
changed on sunday, next, which will
make some difference In point of time
with the arrivals and departures OF
trains. No. I, passenger. from the
east. H. {" arrive ut l2::21, O'Clock, II.
M, and No. =, passenger, from the
west, at :,:::.,, o'clock. a. IN. The
freight train, No. ~. from the east
will get here AT 7:tj o'clock, y. n.,
and No. II, freight. from the west, AT
4:45 o'clock, ~. ~. Thus. II will be
seen that all the trains are destined to
get In amid the dark hours Of the day
and night. instead Of during daylight
rs So ar,lently desired by many Of our
citisens.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
County Court.

Judge Walker has rendered u decl.
sion ia the case of Freeland vs..
Turner, regarding the possession OF
certain personal property. to the end
that there WAS neither AN illegal TAX
ing nor an illegal detention on part ct
the defendant. Consequently the
plaintiff was mulcted I'm costs.
The ease Of alleged malicious cut
ting of wire fences, which has been
postponed from time to time, in the
county court, H. to-day announced for
a hearing. and it il likely that some
points of much interest will he devel-
oped daring the examination OF
witnesses.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

means Of transmitting matter, In
some instances, ~ that the delay may
be nationally accounted for In the alb
sence of extended postal and other
necessary carrying facilities. Under
Zee. Nl OF our statutes, the language
Is plain that after iifteen days after
the close OF the election, the returns
must In officially canvassed. Had all
the returns been iri. the same. under
the law. might have been canrasse'l
upon any secular day within that
limited 10y law, which il. In this case,
the 10Th inst. Much interest centers
In the result of tomorrow canvass.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

By Using DIR. Frazicr's Threat and
Lung Balsanl-the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. and Soar
Throat, and all diseases Of the throat
aud lungs. do not neglect u Cough.
Ii may prove fatal. Scores aud hun.
dre,ls of grateful people owe Their
lives To DR.. Frazier's Throat and Luns
Balsani, and no family will ever In
without 1t after once using Ii, and dis
covering its marvellous power. Ii !,
put up In large family bottles and soli
for the small price Of y cents n bottle
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Pop'rs
Cleveland, OHIO. i.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
Caster Counsy's Vote.

To-day, has NIL along, been an-
nounced M the day upon which the
vote Of Custer county would iH on
cially canvnssed by our commission.
ers; but this Important work will Ike
deferred until Tomorrow, NJ but ~
out " the "a precincts In the county
have made, as yet, u return ~ their
votes cast ON election day. Whether
amy or all Of the remaining precincts
failed Ia east votes, ar whether the
same I've en- route 0r detained from my
cause Whatsoever, there ARE no means
Of determining Mt present. In this
connection, II must be remembered
that our county covers vasi expanse
ri territory, end with very Inadequate
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
skin Diseases Cared.

BY DIR. Frazier's Magic Ointment,
Cures as IL by magic: Pimples, Black
Heads or Grubs. Blotches and Erup.
tions on the face. leaving the skin
clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures Itch, Salt Rheun. Sore Nipples.
Sore Lips, Old. Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. Sold by all druggists and
mailed on receipt Of price, ~ cents.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co.. Prop'rs,
tlevevand. Ohio.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

netic pole. paintings of the monsters
of the deep the polar and sperm
whales. the.r food, young, etc. do
not fall TO go aud hear the old hero OF
the ocean-a hero Of many battles ON
land aud SEA. You will never regret
the time aud money spent. Due
notice Of place aud time will he given
In t,-morrow's issue.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

Fmzier's Root Bitters are not |,
dram shop beverage. but are strictl,
medicinal In every sense. They acl
strongly upon the Liver and Kidneys
Keep the bowels open and regular
make the wesaS strong, heal the lungs
build up the nerves. and cleanse III,
blood and system Of every impurity
Sold by druggists. Sl.OO.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

The large water tank In the rear Of
Steblins, Mund n Co.'S new building
which broke down "A few weeks ago,
through the giving way Of its under.
pinning, has been thoroughly repaired
and will I've rciilled with water to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
Don't forget Sleeper's auction sal

\ committee of the grand jury yes
ter,lay afternoon paid AN official visit
To- the office Of the county clerk and
recorder. and therein inspected his
books, papers, etc, and the methods
existing for their proper care.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19
Montana Mention.

Montana contributed four carloads
of mineral and other specimens to the
New Orleans exposition.
Montana j. out Of debt, and tinan-
cially il In "a better condition than
any other territory In the Union.
Anaconda may proudly boast Of d
man who has not the decency To- sup.
port his family or the better quality al
nerve 10 commit suicide.
Acting Governor TOOker will proba
bly, order AN election In Galiatif
county Ia elect "A member Of the Lower
House of the Legislative assembly, vice
Martin deceased.
Tudor's Bijou theatre nj Butte r..
Gently had II narrow escape from the
devastating influence Of confiagra.
ton, which, however, WIS speedily
checked Ia its incipiency. 'INh
The total amount Of asscssaDle prop
erty In Silver Bow county M now en.
tered on the books of the treasurer
and collector Il VI, +sj. ~. The supple
mental list yet Ia I've ndded will bring
II up to S7,WU,Wn,. silver How IL the
banner tax county Of the Tertiary.
The Butte Miner IL authority for
saying that SANDERS aud Tooker, Of
Helena and Mantle aud Knowles. oi
this city are each spoken Of M the
probable successor Of Ex-Governor
Crosby. Some eastern n,sh will
probably scoop them all up"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

The most complete stock ever in
Miles city at Orschel Bros.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

Judge Cotter yesterday went out
hunting and when he returns lac will
most likely have Jagged "a goodly
quantity of game.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

Col. +. NJ. Malone. Of the Milwau-
kee 4 ~. Paul railway company, left
this morning for Portland, Oregon,
accompanied by his wife. Afier AN
absence Of several weeks up the Pa.
ciiic coast they will return Ia Miles
city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

stated communication If yellow.
stone Lodge No. vi, "Wednesday even.
ing. November 18th. at 1:3O o'clock
A full attendance Is earnestly solicited.
BY order Of W. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-11-19

he careful when you drink sweet
sherry ia your Zip, for il will soon
make YOU think this world has lost it,
grip.