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Miles CIR, Montana
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The hot weather still continues.

The hot weather still continues.
A good crop of hay this season.
Several of our ranch-men have COM
menced haying.
Montana has cowboys" who are
seventy years old.
Servant girls in town are paid from
$20 to 1885 per month.
Tobacco Juice. dissipated young
Shoshone, will. il he lives, be the
next chief of his tribe.
Miles City is attracting numerous
eastern capitalists Who are looking
for investment in our go.a-head town.
The Anaconda smelter is, undoubt-
eddy, the largest in the world, and no
one can estimate its future magnitude
and Importance.
The days are rather hot, but the
nights are dellciously cool, atf0rding
''balny sleep TO ''knit up the raw
eled sleeve of care.
No animal RECEIVERS SO slowly from
low condition, nor is so apt not to re-
cover at all, as the sheep. Conse-
auentty it is the part of wisdom never
to allow sheep to become reduced.
In the past two years it has been a
matter of particular note among wool
dealers in the east that Montana wool
is superior in condition and loses less
from shrinkage and dirt than that Of
any other state or territory.
A couple of young ladies while
practicing sacred music on an organ
in church in Miles City just before
services, for the moment forgot them
selves and when the pastor came in
he was greeted with lively waltz.
A. " H.
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Mr.. Gurd.' Z. Bishop, from the
JouRNAL Office, made us pleasant
call last week. We understood he
was drumming up new subscribers,
and with good success.
On the 18th we had severe wind
aud rain storm which did some dam
age to crops, fences and timber.
Rufus McIntire, of Toledo, Ohio, is
visiting his brother-in-Iaw, b. IL.
Gilman.
At the annual school meeting here
it was voted to have months school,
81 in the fall and 2l3 in the summer.
The school board has the privilege of
hiring male or female teacher.
Hay is good crop this year.
The raspberry crop in this section
is rather light this season.
There was an increase of one in
the family of Mr.. Cunningham
recently.
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ITnLRREL.

We are having a great deal of rain
and haying progresses slowly.
We had quite a storm here Sunday.
Lightning struck a COW and steer be-
longing to Mr.. lIindahl, and COW Of
Mr. Lier was SO frightened by the
storm that she started to run down a
steep hill and fell over a log and broke
her back.
Green West, of Clifton, is around
again buying cattle.
Albert Lord, of River Falls, was in
town 0n Tuesday.
Mr.. Roche is having the inside of
his house painted Mr.. Williams, of
Prescott. is doing the job.
Mr.. Sorensen sold horse to a party
that went through here from Tempe
leau valley to Dakota.
On account Of Il broken shaft, the
mill is Shut down for q few days.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
- Pierce County.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company, Of
Bridgeport, Connecticut corporation, plAiutlI,
versus Ellen A, Hunter, G. i. Hunter Ida NJ.
Hunter, John Hunter, Ann Hunter, w II. Hun
ter, Mary Hunter. =. Hunter, Martha Hunter,
J. Hunter Augusta Hunter, and Margaret
Hunter, defendants
By virtue OF a judgment Of mortgage foreclos-
ure and sale rendered in the above entitled ac-
ton on the 9th day Of june 4. d. 1854. in favor
of the above named plaintiff aud against the
thousand one hundred aud forty two dollars
and ninety-seven cents falti29llp damages; ten
dollars and seven cents $1,000 taxes paid, ana
one hundred and twenty four dollars and ninety
cents tSi2L9a} costs. and amounting IN all 70 the
sum Of one thousand two hundred and seventy
seven dollars and ninety-f four cents (sI277.931,
aud on which Judgment there Is now due and
owing said sum OF one thousand two hundred
and seventy dollars and ninety four cents
twenty day Of June. \. d. 1851, at the
rate OF ten per cent. per aUnum, l. the under
siEhned. sheriff Of Pierce county VIII, GA the
twenty ninth day OF August 4. y. Iee5s at TWO
q clock III the afternoon, at the front door OF the
p0st-otiice in the city Of River Falls in said
yendue to the highest bidder the mortgaged
premises mentioned and described in said judg'
ment as follows, viz:
The northwest quarter IF the northwest quar-
ter Of section twenty -niue gu township twenty
five t353 range eighteen tis1 west. and the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty t5J5 township twenty-five l233 Failgt
eighteen u.s. west. In Pierce county, Wisconsin
Datel this 18th day Of July, A. u. 1885.
DAVID SCOTT, Sheriff
l2-t ByA IT. LoEB. Under sheriff
smith i Haugea, plaintiff attorneys.
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niamnnA RInn.

The chinch bug is doing consider
able damage in this vicinity.
b. r. Wethern. of Sank Center,
was in the village the first Of the week.
Mr.. McCue has bought a farm near
Brookviile,
On Thursday evening, July both, the
young folks of this village will give
an entertainment and festival for the
benefit of the Methodist minister,
Rev. McManus. All who wish to
spend pleasant evening should at
teEd. 1t being for the good of the
church, come, everybody.
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crArE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT FOR

oTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
- Pierce County,
In the matter Of the estate of Matthias Ander-
son, deceased. III Probate.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of admins
tration upon the estate of Matthias Anderson, de-
ceased, have been granted to Roderick McGreg-
or, of the city ofRiyer Falls, i'll said county and
six months from the 10th day OF July, A. d. 1889,
is the time limited by the Judge of the County
Court of said county for all creditors of said de-
ceased, to present and file their claims and de-
mands in said court for examination and allow
ance
And it is further ordered, that all claims and
demands so filed, be examined and adjusted by
and before the Judge OF said Court, at the gen.
eral term thereof to be held at his Office in the
village Of Ellsworth in said county, on the first
Tuesday Of February, a. D. 1856, at 10 q clock 4,
II. or as soon thereafter as the same can be
heard.
Dated July 10th, 1885.
BY the Court: ALBERT CoMBACKEB,
12-4-t County Judge.
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E{tNsrOFth.

Rev. McM9nns will speak on the
subject of Temperance. next Sunday
evening, in behalf of the w. c. I. L.
Mrs. Beddell, of TrimbelIe, is visit
ing in town,
]. L. Moody is repairing and enlarg-
ing his store,
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Mrs. o. C. Ford has returned from
st. Paul.
Miss Wells, of River Falls, is visit
ing friends here.
Miss L. Thoen, who has been spend
ing the summer at Baldwin, is at
home.
c. Z. Barnes and Charlie Wells were
at saltwater last week.
A sister of Mrs. White is making
her a visit.
Last Sunday this vicinity was Wis
tied by severe storm.
O. &. Ford's store was struck 10y
lightning during the storm Sunday.
Fortunately but little damage was
done.
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The corn crop is coming on incl y.
Glover is about all cut. Timothy
is very heavy ANA still little green,
bnt farmers are cutting their hay to
Get it out Of the way Of the winter
wheat.
G. e. iIawn & Sons are patting in
apparatus for making cheese boxes.
Mrs. GOODRICH of Durand, was the
guest of Mrs II. Bell last week.
Mr.. Farmer, in Dist. No. 5, is build
ing a new house.
Mr.. Bulmer cut off three legs of q
valuable dog with the mower. The
animal had to be shot to end its suf-
fering.
Patrick Trainer recovered pay for
the sheep killed by John Buckley s dog
at 80 per head, amounting to 427.
Scott Cheney was on the sick list
for a few days, but is around again
now.
Mrs. Hawn has a few silk worms as
test, and they have past through the
various stages Of development and are
now wrapped in their yellow silken
cocoons. Quite quantity of mulberry
trees have been put out this season,
and If they grow and stand the elm
ate. silk culture will nc thoroughly tes-
ted here in a year or two.
Mr.. Craig is continually improving
and adding to his apparatus for
handling the milk at the cheese
factory. Good judges pronounce the
cheese of superior quality.
4 ..Sons of Veterans Drum Corps"
is being formed and put under the
instruction OF father w. G. Condit,
to be ready for the Grand Army gath
ering for this fall.
The Institute commenced Wednes-
day morning.
Carpenters commenced work on the
parsonage building Wednesday NOR
ming. aud will finish it off for a
dwelling for Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill,
Sen. who expect to move into it in
about three weeks.
Farmers are harvesting their win
ter wheat which promises medium
yield.
Mr.. Whips family will move into
| their new house this week.
Miss Anna Whip closed her school
at the Center last Friday with a pic
mic. Parents and children seemed
to enjoy it hugely. G.
A delegation from our G. A. r.
| Post went to Maiden Rock Saturday
night TO meet the Lake City Post,
which came up in steamboat char
tered especially for the trip. They
| mustered in the members of the new
| Post at Maiden Rock, with Mr.. Otis,
| Commander.
Mrs. Lout has been very sick but is
now recovering.
The grass crop is excellent, though
thev are indeed fortunate who succeed
in getting their hay stacked without
wettlng.
/ The young people at Mr. Keyser's
gave party to their friends last
Friday evening.
Nearly every family in town has
boarder5 for the Institute or rooms
| engaged for self boarding.
Mr.. Condit and Mr.. Hawn have
each received swarm Of pure Italian
bees from ONO.
The new schoo! house in Dist. No
is about ready for the masons. l..
Haying will be nearly finished this
| week.
| G. 4. Hawn shipped a load Of cheese
boxes to River Falls on the 18th.
Alphonzo Abair and family were
visiting friends in town last Sunday.
E. r. Coudit has built stone base
ment stable under his barn.
/ Cheney & Whip have been at worH
on n house west Of Waverly for the
past few weeks.
| Jacob Gore is building a barn for
+ Frank Sandow.
b. Il. Hawn i Sons have a eontraci
| for SIS, 900 churn dashes Tor parties il
Red Wing.
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J. A. MrEPnY.-----~ EDITOR

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications to the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin,
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Haying is about done in this vicin-
ity.
We want another blacksmith in
town, as Mr.. McNerney has bought
a lot in Olivet recently and intends to
make that place his future home.
Winter wheat haryestis in progress.
A. k. Lever and Geo. Brewer went
to Dead Lake on a fishing excursion,
but had very poor success.
Mrs. Condit, of Lake City, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. p. Blakely who has been i'll
some time is, at this writing, in
critical condition.
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The proceedings of the State asso-
citation having been reported through
the columns Of last week S Journal we
defer our promised report of last
week.
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on GrUPc,
Harvesting rye is the order of the

Harvesting rye is the order of the
day,
Barley will soon be fit to cut.
Haying is nearly finished and the
WELD is enormous.
J. b. Davidson has friends from
Milwaukee visiting him.
George Ambruster has sold his
farm to his brother Xavier, for 81 900.
He will move to California in the fall.
The heavy wind storm of Wednes-
day night did considerable damage to
hay stacks.
Many Of the fields of grain herea-
bouts are badly injured by wild oats
and wild peas.
We hear some complaints of dam
age done to wheat by the Hesslan lily.
Lawrence Seiyert will soon move to
Ellsworth, which place he intends
making his future home.
j. B. Davidson and Michael Fitzpat-
rick are still on the sick list with no
preceptible Improvement. &.
/ Miss Ida Ruth, Of Hastings, is visit
ing friends in town.
| Geo. Wolf has his new barn complet-
| ed and has treated 1t to a new coat
OF paint,
| Onr schools are now all closed Tor
4 the summer.
| Martin Towey has horse fo. sale.
1 Chinch bugs are in the wheat fields.
hundreds of thousands of them, and
already large pieces Of wheat are
/ killed by these insects.
| c. Foley is going to build an addi-
/ ton to his louise.
I Peter Thorn recently sold 4 three
/ wear old colt to L. Firner, for Sl30.
/ August AIier has bought another
team of horses.
There is some talk of a cheese
factory being started IA our town next
/ year hy our enterpfising farmers.
II. Aalneg Is building new house.
q.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
wan AFGHAN DISPUTE.

Lord Randolph Churchill, Secre-
tary for India, stated in the House
of Commons that the Government
had no intention of negotiating with
Ahdurrahman Khan, Amccr of Af-
ghanistan. for the defense Of Canda-
har, England had given certain
pledges TO the Amcer, and if the
emergency requiring it arises and
the Ameer asks for assistance, the
course of England will be clear.
The Grand Nizicr of Turkey says
he recognizes the necessity of Tur-
key forming an alliance with Eng
land. and declares that to be much
easier now than it has been before.
The st. Petersburg Sect (military
organ) reports that firm in Texas
has offered to General Komaroff the
services Of one hundred cowboys, in
the event Of war between Russia and
England
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GREAT BRITAIN.
SIR MOSES MoNTEFIogE DEAD.

Sir Moses Montefiorc, the Jewish
philanthropst, whose hundredth
birthday was lately celebrated, is
dead. His funeral in London, July
3lst, was largely attended. The
coffin was so placed that the head
rested upon stone brought from
Jerusalem. In the coffin had been
placed many relics of Lady Monte
fore and the Holy Land, together
with an account of the good works
of the deceased. Over the coffin,
as the relatives and friends passed,
each scattered handful of earth
from RachaePs grave in the Holy
Land.
POLITICS.
The elections are expected to be
the most severely-contested ones
since the famous campaign of 1886.
Tory candidates will stand in every
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SiE' ROPE.
MISCELLANEOUS.


A special from Brussels of July
29th says: King Leopold yesterday,
while visiting the Exposition at Ant
werp, mentioned to several foreign
Ministers his intention of shortly in
forming their Governments Of his
intention to take the title of Sover-
eign of the Congo Free State.
The Conservative journals of Co.
pcnhagen, Denmark, refer to pub
lie scandal, involving professor in
the University, president of lead
ing scientific society, most eminent
author of Denmark, several wealthy
merchants and some members of the
magistracy. They are accused of
betraying young girls. Ten culprits
have been arrested, two of whom
have committed suicide. The eX-
posures resulted from an attempt to
extort money, which was resisted.
The great bricklayers' strike in
Berlin is ending in the discontinue
of the strikers. They complain
bitterly of the interference of the
authorities in favor of employers.
1t is even declared that the Post
Office intercepted letters containing
money to aid the strike. During
hostilities six thousand bricklayers
left Berlin, nearly all of whom went
to work in the harvest fields in differ
cnt parts of Germany.
Sixty criminals who had been SEN
fenced to exile in Siberia, while en-
route, rose agaist their guards, and,
although unarmcd, began a desper-
ate fight for liberty. The battle
lasted long time and the soldiers
were absolutely unable to conquer
their manacled assailants. Twenty
of them were shot dead, and of the
other forty, thirty succeeded in
making good their escape.
The Berlin INatsM Zeitau,y an
nounces the engagement Of Miss
Emma Nevada to Charles Halle,
Mrs. Mackey will place her house in
Paris at the disposal of Miss Nevada
for the marriage and will provide
the wedding breakfast.
George V. n. Lothrop, Ameri-
can Minister to Russia, presented
his credentials on August 1st to the
Car.
The municipal authorities of &C.
noa are about to ask the govern
ment to subscribe for a demonstra
ton in honor of Christopher Colum
bus in 1892, with an exhibition o.
relics and American produce.
There was a very turbulent scene il
the French Assembly, during th'
debate upon the colonial policy o;
the late Ministry. At one point D'
Cassagnac shook his fist in Prim,
Minister Fcrry's face and cried out
"You are an hnpudent fellow!
The credit was finally voted, by 20,
to ~.
The German Government ha
ordered an investigation into tn
circumstances of the Socialistic rio
at Frankfort -on-the- Main, with
view, it is reported, of declaring tn
city in state of siege. Such
declaration would place the town s.
absolutely under iron rule that th
Government believes it would ell
tirely suppress Socialism there. /
is reported the Government has de
cided to make an exhaustive inquir
into the subject of Sunday labor.
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ceeding mail, until the problem of
steam communication in the Pacific
is solved, will be eagerly awaited
for developments. To.day a variety
Of European gossip is printed, some
of it Of peculiar interest.
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MONDAY, AUG. 10, 1855.
THIS EVENINGS D0lNGs.
THE LATEST NEWS.

On Saturday this paper gave the
largest summary of foreign news
which was ever prepared and printed
in Honolulu on the same day as the
mail arrived. A continuation of the
budget compiled for that issue but
crowded out appears to-day. When
ever the Mariposa hove in sight
early on Saturday morning, the sad
fact of General Grants death was
evident to the few walters on the
wharf. The ships flags dropped
at half-mast in the still air. Although
the news would not have been sur
prising at any mail arrival for the
past four or five months, it can
scarcely be said to have been ex
pected, as pretty general hopes were
entertained that the illuStrious pa
TENTS life would have been pro-
longed in the pure mountain air
through the summer. 1t is some
what consoling to know, in the midst
of worldwide regret over the event,
that General Grants last desire had
been fulfilled. Some time before
his death, he was given the graft
flying assurance that his book Of
"reminiscences of the civil war had
been forwarded by his own hand TO
point from which it could be salts
factorily completed by others and
yet remain essentially his own work.
The world has also q common cause
of mourning with England, in the
death Of one of the most remarkable
figures of the age, Sir Moses Monte
fore, the wealthy and philanthropic
Hebrew citizen of London, who died
July 2Sth, full of years and honor.
War long-eXpected between Eng
land and Russia is still STAYED off,
but so unsettled is the situation that
an outbreak is not unlikely to Occur
at any moment.
The new British Cabinet is finding
that it was infinitely easier to gair
power than to use it well. Already
there is war in the camp, the youth
full Secretary for India, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, having been vir
tually read out of the party by th'
chief Tory Organ. The Home Ruiz
party is, moreover, proving broker
reed as a staff for the present ruler
to rest upon. 1t has once alread,
gone back upon the compact ant
left the Government in q minority
AS usual, too, the Irish party itsel
has split Just when its prospect
were the brightest for the accom-
plishment Of its aims. Michae
Davitt has come out, fair ant
square, as a secessionist, and is s.
much in earnest as to refuse parlia
mentary honors involving his swear
ing allegiance to the Queen.
1t would seem that the exposure
of the Pau Mall Gazette hay
opened the vent of a moral volcan
in the United Kingdom, in who's
eruption may happily be consumed
root and branch, a vast deal of COZ
ruption now poisoning the lii
sources of the nation.
The Mahdi is dead. This woul
have been truly welcome news bc
fore the impostor had wreaked h
cowardly vengeance upon Gordol
Now it seems to have hardly excite
word Of comment-at least it
quite overshadowed by other currel
events. England has received ii
general European consent to a ne
Egyptian loan, which shows the foil
of most of the talk about her isol;
ton in Europe in respect to til
Egyptian question.
The Pacific Mail intelligence give
by us on Saturday was of highl
interesting nature, and every sue
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RNO& SALE.
WANTED,
The Central

NIGAR & Tobacco Emporium, Camp.
~ bells Block. Merchant street, Ho-
nolulu, II. l. The Central has been
opened for the accommodation of the
lovers of the choicer article of the weed.
l intend to keep at the Central fine
variety of Cigars and Tobacco and have
made special arrangements with impor-
ters from abroad. Trusting liberal
share of patronage.
l remain, respectfully,
941w j. E. WISEMAN.
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You must come to the sale TO judge
properly of the assortment, and it will
pay to do so, for everything offered will
be sold, SO that there will be chance
for bargains.
The terms of sale will be very liberal,
running from 3 to months, for APPROX
ed paper, depending upon the amount
purchased.
9O5t Il. Il. ADAMS, Auct'r.