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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-11

81 de estas regiones pasasemos
4 otras, podrfamos hacer analogos
ealculos. Es IN error grayisimo
en- los agricultores antillanos Ell
Greer que no hay nadie de afpera,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

T. w. ROONE.
L. ID. GILL,
j. a. BENNETT,
A. b. MOSS.
JOHN NJ ROSS,
w. ). GLENN,
JOHN THOMAS,
w. p. HUFF.
J. NJ. STEPHENSON,
r. w. PURDUM,
c. X TAYLOR.
JOHN MCCOLLUM,
I. M. OvERFELr,
E. III. POWELL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Programme of Dedication Cere-
monies Tomorrow.
/. Singing by the choir.
9. Invocation by Rev. j. Earrhart,
mi visionary Of First Baptist Association
of Idaho.
3. Hymn by the choir.
4. Reading of scripture by Rev. l.. L..
Shearer, of Boise City.
s. Prayer by Rev. d. P. Marryatt Of
Weiser City.
s. Dsdicatory sermon by Rev. ID wight
Spencer, OF Salt Lake City
7. Dedicatory prayer by Rev. A. +.
Willard, of Providence, K. l.
8. Hymn.
9. Benediction by Rsv. S. w. Apple
gate, of Mapn's Creek.
EVENING SERVICES.
1. Singing by the Sunday School.
.. Reading of scripture.
3. PRAYER by d P. Marryatt jr.
4. Addresses by Revs. Earnhart, Will
lard, Spencer and Saearer.
5. Closing hymn.
z. Bsnediction by Rev. B. F. Morrow,
Pastor.
All are cordially invited to attend.
REV. b. +. MORROW,
NJ meyer.
A. R. I. NEwLAND,
Il. l.. MORROW,
Committee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28
The General Sentiment.
Eagle Kock REGISTER.


There is an old saying that sit takes
lllinds OF people to make the world ,,
end we cannot but think how often it is
called to mind. A few lines in the Ida
no Statesman called it to cur mind again,
and we cannot but think what a coed
thing it is TO be always finding fault
and creating furore among the party
to which one belongs. We havo noticed
it in this county moro than anywhere
else. For several years j. a. Straight
published q paper which he called q
republican paper but was never any
thing but a matchmaking sheet. When.
ever republican or Independent party
did not do as no thought best he would
bolt the party or convention. S i'll the
party was airaid OF him. Whenever
they bad any advertising to do they did
not dare to refuse to g We him Il share
of it. Every appearance Indicate that
the Register OF the Land Office feared
him to such an extent that all the pat
ronage that could possibly be given him
when he knew, if lie knew any thing,
that said patronage belonged somewhere
else.
Whom tie territorial republican con
vention had finished its work two years
ago and things did not exactly suit Cd
Kelly, Of tie Statesman, scheme had
to be gotten up at once to give hin two
or three hundred dollars worth of prin-
ting to keep Linn quiet and bring lin
around to support the ticket. News
papers that were known TO be al, right,
that would not bolt at every little thing
that did not suit them, were expected TO
do all their work for nothing, or for the
glorysof the party.
And pow when there is 8 call for 6
or the central committee
have any printing or advertising to d.
a paid notice is given to the Statesman
while all the other republican papers OF
5he territory are expected to copy aad
publish it for the good Ct the party. The
central committee would not even 60 80
ar as send the notice by mail for grat-
litious insertion, but al must wait un-
i'll they have received the Statesman
md copy from that.
The delegate who is sent to Congress
orgets who seat him there X ,ept those
hose vote and influence he had to buy.
ye do set wish it understood that we
re whining or finding fault, for we are
ot we are simply stating fow facts
There are tee many who make prem
les and az soon as they are out Of
ght of tho party whom they have prom.
led 10 do something foc rever think Of
until they meo. the party again, wher
neg rei,erate the same promise and
wear it, and still forget as soon rs their
ack is turned
We believe that to DO one reason why
% republican or independent party
as not been more successful in Oneida
1Inty.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

CONDENSED from the Republican, Democrat anC
Satesman.l
Hon. D. p. B, Pride wrn return in g
week.
Governor Bum and family ar1ived
Tuesday.
Father Nattini, of Wood river, is Wis
iting around Boise.
O. Cole announces himself as q demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff.
The Democrat says Old Milt will turn
out with the Hornies. Hooray!
Robert Wilson'S strawberry patch has
Yielded 600 gallons this season.
Emil Lemp, son of John Lemp, has
returned from his eastern school.
John HALEY, Jr., and family have
gone to Pendleton, Oregon, to reside.
Fifty new parade caps for the mem-
bers of Boise engine company have ar
rived.
Jud. Boyakin has new suit. Jdd.,
have you been prospecting on dead gov
ernorsP
Every jackass within the limits Of the
city has been engaged for the parade CT
the Hornies.
Hon. Tom Catalan scrapes the sky
and pulls the eagles tail at Emmetts-
vile on the 4th.
A man named Hefferman was fined
800 and costs last week for an aggra-
waited case of assault and battery at
kuna.
The last Republican corrects an error
in saloon advertisement, and says it
should have been Casino instead OF
Kino. Such innocence!
D. Levy's store was robbed Friday |
night by two masked men who aroused |
him from sleep, tied him up and made
him deliver all the money he had.
Then they helped themselves to guns.
sardines, tobacco and bread, and after
making the proprietor swear solemn
oath not to even wink for fifteen min
utes, they dug out.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28
SU3-CCNNNIIrT'FI'EES.

Committed on ADluSen'ents.
Chris. Fahy, S. Nj. Gotta,
Guy Becker, Geo Il 2 mercy,
Geo. S. b e. lJw.
Committee on FiYeWorls.
George l. tile, L. t. Dali son,
n. B. Sobrse.
Committee on Ice Water.
Jake II mn, George Wootan,
VIM. Siedenberg, Sr.
Committee on Hines and mining.
DR.. E. Chies, T. w. Boone,
M. B. Bowman.
Committee on Railroads and Transport
GtiOn,
VIM. Lanktree, Harry ShUffisbarge-
Brunt Young, w. 3. johnson.
Committee on Chinese Display.
Pony jim, Cabbage,
Fook Lee.
Committee on Hoyvibles.
George Little, Thomas Kuaggs,
Geo. S. Bigelow.
Committee on Programme.
w. j. Cuddy, f. r Craig,
ii. D. Humphrey.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

Copies of THE CALD YELL TRIBUNE
ere on sale at the postofice and Gramm
g. Lttlo's drug store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

Committee on Finance.
T. T. Danilson, A. L. CsllawaY,
Chris. Fahy.
Committee on Grounds.
n. B. Sebree, t. T. Danilson,
George Little.
Committee on InUitdti0n.
NJ. T. Fowler, AbDer Packard,
G. Il. Holbrook, George ID. Reed,
John Il. Mammen.
Committee on Cicic Display.
W. J. Coddy, j. L. Meacham,
II. X. Hartley, =. l.. Haskell,
Elijah Frost.
Committee on Vocal MllSic.
c. S. Mcconnell, II. D. Bla,chley,
n. b. Ssbree, Sol. H. Shainwald.
Mrs. c. L. Lee, Mrs. Geo. d. Reed,
Mrs. Barr.
Committee on Reception.
DR.. C E Lee. Charles H. Ssbree,
81. Heuich, IL. G. Wallace,
q. w. Cooper, Riley Cox.
Committee on Dancing.
The Caldwell Brass Band.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

of at Sunrise
1000 NJ Parade of Iorrie under W. A. Gilmore
Grand Parade Societies. Schools Display
P NJ
300 Exercises at the School House,
Prayer. Singing Reading of
Independence s. Music by the band Singing
ing. Poem. Interpretations
1900 Amusements The Committee
following requested
write to Chris Fahy chairman enclosing stating
for which they
properly recorded and order th may
Time for closing entries
Horse Race 800 yard Z Embodied
@ SoW RioeO0 yards3 o last
across TIC line. 8. archaeological
to Condi.ons Two
TO 2ad hand and leg or st apped 0
hand
-S5t to winner in that Condti others
5 Foot ied$l
f6 MILES,
;r9fol.ad ,vbol,orrou
So the line 10 ding Unbloken
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

FRANK R. COFFIN,
ID. BACON.
+. l.. KELLAR,
M. POFrS,
G.. r. WEATHERFORD,
A. TOUCH,
PETE METH,
S. S. FOOTE.
JAS. l.. ONDERDONK,
FRED. BRUNZELL,
JOIN IRE ON.
Sc I'll II. OLIVER,
JOHN FLOWERS.
SCOTT ". TERRY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

CONDENSED from the Republican, Democrat and
Statesman.
Hon. D. p. B, Pride wrl return in a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-28

Vice Presidents.
GUS. THOMMEN,
FRANK GILBERT,
GOV. STEWART,
ID. S. LOMME,
JOHN Nj. 30 MAN,
JOHN n. LAMB,
PETER PENCE,
p. j. FABY,
VIM. KiNKAlD.
ROB +. HENDERSON,
a. L. SlMONDI,
DIR. L CHlLES.
Il. Z. STRAHORN,
A. j. BOYAKIN,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
4 competent Judge.

j. =. Irvine. the foreman at the
Niobrara Cattle ""mpaB., and who j.
himself quito largely Interested In
stock growing in eastern Montana,
arrived from IlI. ra.t aud south "u yea
ier'iays w'-l h"und train. Mr..
inNine, ia conversation with the hwal
settle, stated that the Ni"hrara Cat.
tie company had purchased '.'"" head
"f cattle in the Indian Territory which
they would drive 4" the company
range II, >'"n a. -pring oI'enei. Mr..
Irvine. like all other stock growers.
says that this county cNccl- any stock
country in the United states and that
stocknch arr all becoming mrIuaint-
el with this fact.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
Milss City's Ensrgy.

The improvements IN Mile- city
still continue notwithstanding the ex-
element incident Ia the food of yes.
terday, and the carpenters are all
sharpening up their tools, and those
which Camp borrowed and LEFT he
hind, ready for the nciual opening II
spring. II is expected that the work
that il now ordered and with that
under way will require another In
voice ~ artisans to complete. so busy
will be- those now residing here. IN
order that the work may be- coni.
pleied In reasonable ieagth Of time.
The movements Of the past few days
clearly indicate that the artisans of
this city require no urgiag and that
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
their energy is equal to the advance
ineut of the city.
Kind Invitations.

Many Of the officers and ladies Of
the fort sent word Yesterday to their
acquaintance In this city, whom they
expected would lie DISCONNECTED by
the rise OF the rushing waters, to come
to Fort K~ogh aud I" make the fort
their home until the waters r,tssied.
This certainly was thoughtful and
generous and was duly appreciated by
the recipients If these invitations.
who however were high aud dry and
out oi the way 1T the fi,Ml's harm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
U.npu, Thirst Critic.

Corpus 'hri~t Critic.
Baron Non Schoeler. of Corput
Christi. has = stran ~ pet. II Is IN i'm
mense snake of the anaconda species
The baron's influence upon his horrio
prisoner has been such ms to reduce il
TO a fawning docility. At the merrsi
sound OF the baron's voice the reptil.
immel ately manifests sense of per.
feet delight bv describing such a vari'
.tv of evOlutiuns ~ 10 amaze one. II
will italy assume a perpendhnlai
position resting upon its head. and ir
twinkle assume the Iesrrse by RESTING
upon its tail, and all this and much
more while the hsron stand.
in the den of the arithiIg, sluirming,
acrnlmti. uopst.r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

The Northern Pacific railroad train,
Of sunday were again sci back owing
To the rapid aud unprecedented ri,e OF
the waters III the Rocky mountains.
The Pacific express arrived punctu-
ally Ia this city sunday on schedule
time, but the Atlantic express, due
here at 2:ji, y. M, Wa, reported
twenty hours late owing u the fioods
west Of Helena aud has not arrived IN
this city M the hour Of going to press.
Number |, "f Monday. was delayed
three hours owing 10 the prccautiOu Of
running slow upon approaching the
swollen streams. The construction
department Of the road ARE on the
alert aud watching the bridges. tracks.
cuiverts and trcstlcs and ARE making
every endcavor Ia fight the rushing
waters and report the arrival aud de
parture Uf trains on IA near schedule
time ~ possible. No. . Of yesterday
IL delayed and all freiphts are of
course In the same fix. The principal
'ause Of this, az learned from the rail.
rond officials at the depot In this city,
II the washing away If the bridge
across the Yellowstone this side Of
Billings. All the other bridges are
intact and the r,,ad il t,thrrwi-e In
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
Direct from the Past.

=. ". Russell. manager al the Mo
brara Cattle company on Powder
river. after un absence of several weeks
from Montana IN the east. returned Ia
this city on the delayed Pacific .x-
press "f Monday. Mr.. Russell in
formed the JoIRNAL man yesterday
that he expert. great result. from
Montana ia the stock business. and
he has no doubt that the influx Of
stocknien TO this country will exceed
even the most sanglinc expectation.
He has been Ia II. Louis, his home.
where he has heard many inquiries
from the stock men and capitalists,
who are constantly watching III" -.
port, fr,tu this country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

The necessary outfit for polo game
arrived from bismarck yesterday and
this interesting gam. will probably be
introduced at the skating rink at AN
early day
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
Rough on Reynolds.

Wash i,eynold, had II bout yr,tsr.
day with piece Of ,,antling, ia th,
haRd- at a man connected with Leigh.
tos. jordan K Co.'S store, In which th,
cpon's Uranium cam" cut second hest.
The trouble was on account of general
eu-.rd ur--. aud the all.sig-,i ptirioin
ing eta box ofcigar-. later Ia the lay
he ran against the right duk. "f an
irair citizen on the corner 1T Main
aud Park streets aud was again worst
ed. Siill later II prominent livery
man Was moved by the spirit and his
abuse Ia give him Que for luck ON the
ear, aud later on he was arrested and
taken before Justice tmier for dis
turhing the peace. Truly he had n
hard row to hoe aud came nearer bc'
ing tn. vanIuished than the victor,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
LOCAL NOTICES.


The hc-t III Liquors AT ,'allagli"r's.
oyur... 0gsrr....
Oysters hy IA, can and New York
Counts siNty c"ut-. AT the krg -al""n.
Group. whoopng cough AMI hron-
chiti- Immediately relieved hy Shiiul'>
cure. At Edwards drugs tore.
II you wish the b"-t :, ~ AMI l.
year old whistles call on Professor
Bach at hi IirN brick building WHERE
l,e keeps ia" i"~t s,",d- IN the city.
Shiloh's cough and consumption
cure il suld hN II "il a guarantee. II
cures consumption. N Edwards drug
stare.
John Garter has removed his krp !~a-
loon next door Ia the commercial hotel.
The Rev. t;eo II. Thayrr. of lsour-
hon. lad, SAYS: Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shi!oh's Con
sumption Curr." For sale AT Edwards
dru. store.
Only wholesale liquor house IN the
city j. Gallaclrr's. Main street. :stf
Shil"h's Nitalizrr IL what you need
for constipation, loss If appetite. div
zinr>s and all symptoms "f Dyspepsia.
Price ~ and Is cent. per bdtlr. At
Ewarl-' drug store.
NOss~s
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Mills CITY, VI 7. Irc. I. Iss:i.
Having been ordered by the honor
able commissioner of the general
land office Ia lakc possession Of all logs
ties aud other timber now eat AND ly-
ing on the banks If Tongue river and
il, tributaries in the Wolf mountains,
hereby forbid all I~r-on~ rnnvinI.
apI,ropriatinr, or interfering with the
same for any purI"'-r whatever, under
p.nalty of law. 4. III. t;orLb.
Il 81 W l04tf Receiver.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

+. ID. Jandell. one nf IA. snirrpris-
ing stock men oi Tongue river, ar
rived in town sunday. aud il visiting
the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Morrison. the artist. secured n good
supply of fire wod by catching the
drift timber and logs a. they h"atel
down Pleasant street past his residence.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

MR.. Philip Brady, "f this city, pre-
sentei her husband with i@uncing
bow yesterday morning. The mother
and child are both doing we'll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Considering the occasion hut It'll.
disturbance WI. noticed yesterday
although whisky was plenty and r"n,
viviality the order Of the day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

J. r. Hample. Of Chicago, arrived
in thi, city nn III. Pacific express Of
sunday. and 10 nov stepping in ID"
city,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

II. Armor, of Helena. after a few
hour, stay in this city, departed for
home Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Much of our space this morning l.
devoted To- rhrnniclina the happenings
during the high water Yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

J. W. Dickinson. well acquainted in
Niles, is a guest Of the Inter Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
Local Prsvision Market !.

The bright sun will enlivcn every
thing to- .lay-should he shine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

No east lnund train has PASSED
through this city since saturday .,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26
TIE DAILY JOURNAL
NILES CITY. MONTANA.
LOCAL TIE MS.
trrirat sJ 1'roiSs.


Ne. /, we-, Round. Due Al Miles 'iy il:E q. m
No. .. Ea.t Round. Du. At Mites 'ity sii y, M
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Taken specially for the YELLOW
STONE JOURNAL.
=. ". L. q. ". IAN.
So 100 3r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

The, churches throughout the city
were visited 10y somewhat B,.agrs
congregations sunday night, owing To
the horribl. condition at the streets
and the bad walking. The union ser
vices ut the Methodist church came In
for the lions share of the rclimi, at.
Tendance Of the day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Bishop brewer. at the Episcopal
dime-r of Montana, il shortly .x.
pected I" arrive in this city, where hc
will perform the rites of confirmation
"a tho-. who desire Ia add their
names t. the roll of communicates 1T
the Episcopal church.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Only wholesale liquor house Ia the
city ,,allaghrr'.. Main street. wi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

There !. na lat. news from til" -'rnc
of III. late shooting nut nj Stonrville,
owing to the non.arriral of the stage.
II j. however kn"wn that the several
posses have divided up aud ar. -cour
ing the country for the fleeing ,lr,pera-
does, the inur,lercrs Of Pearl l.alnld.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

The Rev. Geo II. Thayrr. Of Bour-
hon. lad, SAYS: Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shi!oh's Con
sumption Cure" for-alr at Edwards
dru. store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Oysters hy th, can and New Norl
Counts sixty c"lit-. AT the krg -al"'n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Group. whooplig cough and hroi
rinitis Immediately relieved hy shiloh
cure. At Edwards drugs tore.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

Headaches aud dyspepsia arr prom
i-inp this morning Ia rany at the
viewers of he food yesterday. The
drug store, are apt Ia Il" = good busi.
ness in bromides and waterman and Tia"
saloons 10 doubt will fall in for their
share NJ nerve >tea,iicr, aud appetizer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

II you wish the b"-i :. ~ AMI |.
year old whistles call on Professor
Bach at hi urn brick building wlrr,
hr krcp- tli i.~i .,rsl- in the citN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-26

No :. Ea.t Bound Due At Ni,ss'i'y go p. m
Weather Report.
Taken specially for the YELLOW.
STONE JWrHNAI.
X s;~' 's s. - A.
Local Provision Market.
Butter, choice. rs Cabbage, per III
Eggs. east-rn.....n lard 4" u
Eggs. ranch.....'5 Bacon, " II
Potatoes, per III. /. Oats. 4" :!
luinu. IL ('urn Z" ~
Turnip. I Flour. pei rwt 80
The bright sun will enlivcn every
thing to-day should he shine.
No east lound train has PASSED
through this city since saturday,
J. W. Dickinson. well acquainted in
Niles, is guest of the Inter Ocean.
II. Armor, of Helena. after a few
hour, stay in thi. city, departed for
.omc Monday.
Much of our space this morning l.
devoted IT, rhrnniclina the happening,
during the high water Yesterday.
J. r.. Hample, Of Chicago, arrived
IN thi, city on the Pacific express of
sunday. and 10 now Stepping in The
city.
r. ID. Jandell. one ri IA. snirrpris-
ing stock men oil Tongue river, ar
rived in town sunday, aud il visiting
the city.
Considering the occasion hui little
disturbance wa- noticed yesterday,
although whisky was plenty and con-
viviality the order Of the day.
Mr.. Philip Brady, "f this city, pre-
seated her husband with u bouncing
bow yesterday morning. The mother
and child are both doing well.
Morrison. the artist. secured u good
supply of fire wood by catching tho
drift timber and logs a. they fi"ated
down Pleasant street past his residence.
The necessary outfit for pol" game
arrived from bismarck yesterday and
this interesting gam. will probably be
introduced at the skating rink at an
early day
A larry. cake ri ice struck "A tel.
graph pole near III. railroad bridge,
aad d.wncd il. hut ~ the wire. did
not break, Geographic communication
Was uninterrupted.
Il j. thought by many that the
Tongue River irrigating and Ditch
company dam across the river near
Pumpkin creek il badly dan.gsd. ~
many timbcr- were seen tioatiuy down
the river with the ice.
Bishop brewer, at the Episcopal
dap-r M Montana. il shortly .x.
pected I" arrive in this city. where hc
will perform the rites of confirmation
"a those who desire Ia add their
names to the roll of communicates "f
the Episcopal church.
Headaches aud dyspepsia ARE prom.
isinp this morning Ia nnny at the
viewers of he h""d yesterday. The
drug store, are apt I" Il" good bust
n--. in bromides and valcriau and the
saloons no doubt will fall in for their
share NJ nerve >tea,iic aud appctikcrs.
of the late shooting uut nj Stonrville,
owing to the non-arrival of the stage.
II |. however known that the several
posses have divided up aud ar. -cour-
ing the country for the fleeing 'lrs,era-
does, the Inur,lercrs Of Pearl lral,old.
The, churches throughout the city
were visited by somewhat B,"agrs
congregations sunday night, owing To
the horrib. condition of the streets
and the bad walking. The union ser
vices At the Methodist church came In
for the lions share of the rclimi> at.
tendance Of the day.
Miles City's Energy.
The improvements In Mile- city
still continue notwithstanding the ex-
element inci,Ient Ia the flood If yes
terday, and the carpenters are all
sharpening up their tools, aud those