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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
REMOVAL.

DIoEEER FANCY STORE. MRs. B, g.
L Long has removed to IS and 81 e, First
south street, and Oesires all 20 remember
That iuH line of Millinery ana Fancy
Goods Will be kept. Hats and TrimraineE-
Woods, Grewells. Chenille, EnnbsoiderT
silks. ARrasine, Ri bosene, Mae=nmG, etc
Not cns OF al kinds; also Complete as
sortrnent Of " tx + overs ard Fruit Material.
The Only Line kept IN Salt Lake Lessons
given il fancy work Stamping done 70 o
der.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

BuHAcH. the only genuine Insect
powder: sure death to Bed Bugs, Ants,
CGterpiIiars and all insects; harmless to
hnman life. Sold by druggists and
grocers Everywhere. 2. G. NJ. L. Drug
Store Sole Agents for Utah Territory. 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

= Secret, involuntary drains upon
the system currd in thirty days.
Pamphlet giving particulars, three letter
stamps. Address. Worlds DispensSry
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

OFFICE AND REsIDENcG, 70. sez z.
~ Brigha street, Telephone 6S- special
attention given TO eatarrh and I'll tisseesesof
the nose, throat and lungs; also 70 o15stetrics
and diseases OF woman !.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

BISMARCK AND Home Comfort Range,
Crown Bismarck Emporium and
Archer cook stoves at II
WIZ. JENNINGS & Sous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

ROYAL DRAGON. Princess Aladdin, st.
Julien, Clipper Puck and Polo heating
stsvesa at WIZ. JENNINGS & Sons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
NOTICE OF DIssOIUrToN.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between Mrs 3 s. Long and
Mrs a. 7 Lewis. under the EE1n mime Of b.
:. Long ~ Go has been dissolved by uu-
tnql consent, The business will he con-
tinued BY the undersigned at Is aHd 50 E
First South Stree. hrs. 2. . LONG
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
EXAMINATTON or rEaOHEES

THE REGULAR EXAMINATION OF All.
L teachers and those who expect 10 teach
the Present school year IN the Diatgfct
schools Of salt Lake County. the terns OF
no certificates, Will take place AZ { = Sih
Ward District School Moons % eait Lake
City on saturday, Sent. atls. 1885, 81 10 4. -
J. Il Toronto
JOHN MORGAN.
C. + WILCOX,
Examining Aeard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS OhDEQ may be found on flo at Gen.
tItO rhr6n PRowelI s COS NeyssnsssssSrs
Advertising Bureau GO SpruceSt-l where ad verbs
saS CONTRACTS may be made foE IL IN hISfF YORE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
LOST.

A SMALL BLACK AND TAS DOG, WTz.sis
n Red Collar on. Leave at Thompson 4
Jorgensen's Livery Stable and be rewarded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

DE. MLLEN y. FEakeusNn.

TlHKEE eoUETERs. cHEAP. az RIVERS
i Bros;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03
ArSDEBsON BBOTHpEe

DRACTICAL sIGN, SHOW GARD ihsSD
L Priee-Asrk Writers. Room 8, Old Con
stitution Building, opposite z. G. h. L
Lettering done on Glass, Iron, Tin, Wood,
Lenther, 0llclotn, Factory, Pssteisoard. etc.,
etc. Carriage Painting. City BHl PoeteFs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH
l price for household furniture az 1 eii
send postal 70 the BED Front Store. = w
First South Street. A. I60A> -
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WANTED
FOR RENT.

CHEAP SEVERAL SUITES OF ROeos
~ suitable Tor offices DRIED rooms. Ably
at the HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-03

THE STORE NO. co " EIRsr SOUTH
L street Enquire Of " l.. Price. No 6s
" First South street
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.1OHN Vi. FREEnIAN

OOHN n. FEEEMANp
ETsH MARKET, S2f EIGHTH EAST 81.
J. Importer daily Of salt and fresh EakeF
fish Wholesale and retail. Orders solicited
from the trade Hotels and fsmiuesslppiled
~ lowest rates.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March id.-Cattle- STEADY
ena VI ehhneed feeoipu, 1880 hezdi shipments,
Hoss-Firm. Philadelphia. 50 ioas %; hest
1otAsfH, "a sy@t So receipts, 1900 head ship
menlt, 800 head
sheop-firm and 20 higher above last week; r0'
eelpis, 5000 head shipments, 1900 head.
KANSAS CITY, March. id--rhe Live stock Ihdi'
Gator reports;
hogs - Rsoeints, 1000 heed. Market steady
FOOD to choice 81 SOFA Coz medium to fair, 81 ya
"a a..
sheep Receipts, 22b head, market steady. fair
TO good, 81 o09S 2o common TO medium, II 10 )
NEW YORK, March 6-neevea-Rcoeipts, 3 $50
head oven advanced lbes2lc per cwt; eXtrom -,
% .ato per owt To- steers g. 5008 90 for bah,
sheep Receipts 1850 head. Market tribe
6 90.
Hoes-.Receip,s, $4,000 head not much trade.
prices, So@o 81
BALTIMORE. March 1G.-Beef Cattle-Market
sheee hFiner best beeiers. s. 62iaB5 65; fret
quality, S. l2lfMb 90. medium, SLAB. ordinary.
J az 10. most OF sales were ~ 81 2jMj 62H. he
ceipts, eco mead sales. s5o head.
swtne-I!ght supply, and IN fair demand. Re.
ceipH, $40 head. Quoted az g. bal IS.
sheep ana Lamos-Receipts g96 head; sheep
quoted At $500 90; LAMBS. s. 6095 -.
ST. LOUIS, March i6-ueite - Receipts, 100
lSao; shipments. 500 mead Scarce, with q IN
demand expor s. 65@5 ~: good 20 choice sh o.
ping, - 2Oa0 co, common TO medium, q 50G5.
butchers Steers 81 .5at rs; cows and heliers. Il
56; corn.ied Texs ns siaf So
sheep-Receip,s eco head; shipments. - he 4.
Scarce and firm; common 20 medium, s, 5093 -;
choice, s. t044 IS: extra. s. 90.
., oEs-steady Yerkers, 81 6o@i 20; packing,
4 i9gi co. heavy, 81 759i 90, receipts 270J
head; shipments, 100 head.
CHICAGO. March 1.-THE Drovers Journal re-
ports:
Hogs--Reoelpts. 1900 head: sbipmsnu, 1900
al. Market steady aud hrm; rough packing, 81 10
81 90 packing and shipping, 81 7595 Light,
s. Ss0li So, skips. So 50o9i 20
Catuc- Receipts $500 head: shipments. 5 COO
head. Market closed weak; 1850 10 1900 lbs.
81 SOFAS: i, go 10 Loo lbs, s. l095 IS.
Sheep--Receipts, 3, 200 head; shipments. lao
head Market steady; inferior dull AT s29s; ne
dunn TO good. s3Gi Is; extra, 81 loaf rs.
The DrOvers' Journal special IRON LIVERPOOL re
ports cattle &c lower; best American, 1870.
BUFFALO Msrth l6 Cattle Receipu to-day.
460 head consigned through. ~ cars. Stock in
lair demand good grades steady; Common grades
IN fair demand but at lower rates: good to choice
steers. from 1,l00 10 200 lbs. 81 65d5 IS: fair 10
choice butchers grades. 90 75al so: medium 20
good. So 5o@4 % stockers and feeders I'm light in
quiry At 81 255f 81.
sheep aud Lsmbs-Receipls. 1000 head; con
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
COMMERCIAL.

Generally business runs rather quiat though
very little change II noted In prices. Dry goods
did well last week, Groceries have been doing
lood business Tor some time, aud prices remain
sic~dy and unchanged In foreign lralu iemons
and dates show a slight decline Gum opium
IN drugs Il reduced Ina price. Eggs have again
dropped - per dozen, With prospect OF further
change any dag.
GRAIN.
The Board OF Trade circular saysi
Wheat Unchanged, with both fair demand and
onsrlngF. Futures quiet Receipts small. halu.
more 10 on Chicago - higher for April aqd 80
better for May
corn-Nery nrm' feeling and prices show no
sgnsol weakening. Receipts cute liberal, with
n good order demand for all eash deliveries Ia.
lures dun, baltimore '4e OF ana Chicago steady
Oats Flfm aud Ia good request Light rec iipm
aud offerings.
Tho following table ahoWs the receipts 0f EFaiu
n lha paint Tor tha past g. bnty.iouf hounl
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
Oar lots--wheat. 12i: corn. col; oats. 40.
EAtimated receipts OF hogs u. COO head.
REvIEw OF ms british GRAIN /

RINlEW OF NE nHTTisH GRAIN Trade.
LONDON, March i6-The Mark Lane Express, in
it's weeKly review Of the British grain trade. says
The Gather the past week was fine. which was of
grta value 20 the growing crops. sales OF English
wheat inr the week were ST. 7l6 quarters ct sis al
against D. go quarters at s7s "a for tho corrc-
spending week OF last year. The foreign trade
was ruled wholly by ne political outiook. on
the coast trade was confined TO one cargo OF Aus
tralian wheat, which sold At 35s ID One cargo OF
American was yainly offered at 26s Ga, and then
Withdrawn. At TO days market the wheat .rade
was auiet aud but little business was done. Prices
are unchanged. Flour quiet Maize 80 detrer.
Barley quiet. Oats 5000 dearer Beans ani peas
UNCHANGED.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

signed through. c cars Market acti-a and a shade
higher: menium 10 good sneep. s. :, 1 IS; 5000
to choice, 81 3 ga o. sood ~ choice lambs, 81 700
%.
Hors-Receipts to- day. 5000 head. Market quiet
NJ Jcs In fair dcmaud good 20 extra Yorker. 3, 10
a. 70; butchers grades, s. l'@5 2ji pigs, - 0sg
10; market Closed weak.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

flQNroF. March ~ e.0onsnis. n5a-H account
81 ilsld. United Atntss noada-ts, "a i'sA
L., RAILROAD solids frie u, seconds tA'a fHV
fofs Central, bEs. Illinois Central, 100 Fflnavl
vauin Central. u. Reading. Fl, Canadian fa'.nr,
HHt4i g. Paul fhta. Tar Nlfef-ia ilt,
pARIa March 10 Routes -slt G0s
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
DRY Goods.

NEW YORk. March l6 Dry Goods-The mar
ket was Quieter than usual for Monday, and staple
cottons have moved eparinRly. For various col
ored cettons many orders have been taken in the
way OF miscellaneous selections. The iopbing
trade continues fairly busy
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

Rye--No. =. nominal.
Bran-FiFm: $40 60 bid no sellers
CHICAGO NARKKTs.
Furnished by H. z Kinney 8 CO.. Grain ana Pro.
vision Brokers. No. Chamber OF Commerce.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
UinolnnAti, ilemiiton Hnd Indif
tndinna. iiioomtngtoa Rnd t.sstorn.
FHUHIA ufNHfnN.


IfFHIAf hffiHt
Pacific ~ a Mail fl23aEtI H&aHHf sfam
X ATT taueFo hlnfrm Dinoln. apof r.o.iiiulsn.
b&k,lhk, d,H,hpii iiupm Atlantic Fkf x e.. tnpm
~ f0Hm nlFlfllN.
Moofefeld hes.s. q a1pm Mail q Day Nx.ii toasn
sail Day Ef.,s, ufpin Moofaneid Acc, O.iQtm
hAHr.nN DIVISION
FnNfhoas 'd,a 20am raelnoEs 20, dly t.hikm
Day hN.......s.s,. shhu Western NE....... fiAapfe
Atl'c IN,Ic., dly. siQnm lAAnt pof f.c.d no bpm
For tickets aud inll incarnation call ~ the hew
Ticket once, No. ils south iiinoh street. or III
the Union Depot Ticket once. b, Indicates sleep.
err p g., reclining eHla
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
aogHHNNrHT FRcUnfffEs.

Ftertins, 90 daya....fs0 u. =. ~
3eflins, sight ......sssit New D. b ks........ill
geF cent boudA....lel
scru-The parchasing prloo for aogernueut
bsnds "a Indianapolis yirios tfora tba NaE gnrE
a aeatons al per cent
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
Flour. Grain and asay.

fiour. Drain and Hay.
Flour-Patent sl7535 ooi extra fancy, "a Ooe
Z a.. fanoy - 908t o0i ohooe So 75as %; iamtl.,
IS 5Sas 90 treble extra. 81 e082 Is; double extra
g. so02 *; ezra g <5te2 IS; superana. s. Goa
= Is. hne. s. %
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
rIEAECIAb AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Finsaoiai Market.

New York Finsnoiai Market.
asw YORK. March i6. Money -laits Dor cent,
closed NJ per cent.
Prime Mercantile Papcr-ia5 Per oeas.
Government Bonds Quiet: per cents. Z per
cent lower; ~ per cents. = per cent. lover; 9th.
era unchanged.
Railroad Bonds-FairlY actIvc ana irregular.
state securities-Quiet and Irregular.
The feature Of the stock market IL OF great dull
ness Combined with the business OF the past
three days 10 has not exceeded the average trans
actions OF single busy day. A. the opening Of
the stock Exchange 10 day thore were good
many stop orders within small fraction OF salu
day 4 closing quotations, aud many OF the spe34.
l.f0rs who had established the opening quotations.
y snade ebov8 those figures we're thus AIDED iu
waking = moderate advance Ia the some more
active ticckA.
Trunsactions on Stock Exchange aggregated
10 Geo shares. of which b. 900 were Lacxaw inua
~ GO LAKE. Shore 2lo01 North western. III QUO NeT
Jersey Central $500 New York Central, q coo g.
Paul. and $500 Union Pacific.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
STATE RAILWAY TINE TABLE.

Evansville aud Tome hnufH Railroad.
Via Nandaia line
Lvc-indiannpoiif f7tlb am frll % hm htioiia pm
Ieue llauto.. 10 40 ans $500 pm 80 aIn
-hyanhyllle.I 400 pa 1908 pm 2 10 am
I've EyRuavillO. $500 am 30 30 aye % biib PA
AT-IcrFe Hauta. 1000 am' 2ilI pm 1859 pm
Indianapolis. $3.50 pm. 4tOpn 800 anl
Daily. Daily except Sunday. faEIor car.
aslecping car
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EysnsylIIe ana Ierrs neals IaIIFoad.

Evansville aud lerro Hhute Railroad.
Via 4 and 80. J.. Railway.
Lye-Indlanap0lis l7.i0 ami II % pm
Ieue Hautc.. l0;4l amp 1900 pm $50 ana
AFr-HyRnsvllle....I 4:o0 pm 7o5 PM 7.i0 am
Iye-EyansVile..l6 .05 am no 20 an 81 S:l6 PM
ATr-Torre Haute. 1000 AMP 2.lI PA ~ 80 pm
Indianapolis s.lb pm COS pm 8;to am
Daily Daily except sunday. , farior care
saloeping car
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
lndien polls aud yinoonnss.

MI Cairo Ftn q liam NiunfnnN Ar,a.iu isoam
Nlucounee Ae,a tioopm MI 4 cairo TX. iaOfin
fof uChoH and iun Information Call 30 tlckrg
oniCt Penn Lines. northeast corner Washington
nno Illinois streets on Union Depot Ticket once
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Indianapolis.
bepaf Arrive
GIN. Day 4 Toll i.01am Coantfpv. Ace - \ sdar
g. -, T. NJ nlU iltam INin,, II a 81 l., u.il t0am
Connofav, Aee 4i25pmI uin. Ate,,s....,,... ,0oum
u, D. r. a 1n Giaafm en-, ~ q "a Lilo itOpu
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

New York philadeip'a,
Warrington, Hniu
more, frtAbufg, aad
Columbus HApfeaa.as iMa.m. - ii;s7am,
Dayton AColumnuH kxIss 1uss3 Am.ls 1855 nm,
Richmond AUeommC
dailon,,..s,.y.......'..... 400 nm. zen $50 an.
New York, fhilAdelp'ad
Washington, baltI
more litnbufr. Cos
iumhus n Dayton Exlt n t.tb pm. - 1920 IA,
Dayton Expfea.......,.ps t.bb p.m.l'H 1890 pa,
CHICAGO piNmioN, VIA kok0no,
Ioulfyilc and chicago.
East Fsprcea............. : II 100 pm. 100 n,
IouiHYllle aud Chlcagol
Rxrroas. n o........... - IiiibAm. g.shpr,
.oaly. stDauy except Sunday. utioohng car,
u Hotel car.
For tlcEotf HHf fun Information cell el iietc1
orc, Penn. Liner northeast corner Washington
auo iliiuniaatffnfa. or Union Depot Ticket onico
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

wabash. "a. loais snd Pacific Railway,
Depart Arrive
Dc = Chf. Mail. 3iibam bet r.. n ...... siu0aia
To- fLN. an IA }iapm raollo Nn,-..,...i sam
De e.. d'ya.., 7ilapm bet. a Uhl. MI. s,bhpm
t. sNNnuldy n olnm To-, FtNNnalty, eihlt "a
iCkeis fnd fnli information call % city
IL once - o.. ~, A. OK Onion Depot Ticket
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
New York philadelp'a

Chicago. -. Louin and pittsburg.
tfAf.nAkniR And PrHNuYlvANlA fHr.l
Depart Arrive.
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For all Information, rates. maps, time tables.
tc., call Al the Onion Ticket once, Bates housa
ofner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot on ~ ths
lnion Depot. 80
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Is Wai Me nrst and is tho only
PAIN EIRnRxEDY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

inAAmmatiop OF the NJ ineya Inflammation o.
the Bladder, Inflammation OF Lhe B0weln, u0nfO
ten OF tho LUNGS, pAlpitau0n Of TIC Heart, Iva
laficr, Cfoup, piphthoria. Cniaffh, lnfrenan
Nervousness, bletplomnesi, khoumatimn, hcialica
Palma IA the Chest, Back or Limbo. uruiacs
sprninn Cold Ohiiis aud Ague Uhila.
The applicable OF tho READY RELIEF
tne part or part wl,e.o tho difficulty or pain oA
iais VIII ahord caho aud comfort
Thirty % sixty dfopaiu hall iumhler OF FA'T
will IN n tow minutes cure Crampa. hpasns, s0ni
Dyfontofy, Cole Wind ~ the bowels, and ell IN
tewal palma
Travellers fhouid always carry bottle OF kao
wgs's Ready Relief With Thorn, A lew drops ~
WateI VIII prevent nlcfneW az peinf from pArHN
~ water IL h betlof than french Brandy az as
tore nt atinfuisuL
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

Louisville. New AinanF auu Uhionga.
lchioago short Line Diylfl0nl
Depart Arrive
Frankfort Acc. bi00nm indianapolis MI. : lblm
Chicago Ngt Rat lopm Iind. Ma HK d. afa.au
e, 8 ~, CITY A i2.sbpml indianapolis AolO,Ooam
FOR tickaHnud information, call al onion I,s
pot and 90 aouth Illinois street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

rhesallowlae ssple ,aovs nc anoun, OF Eraia
IN store 81 tais rolIts
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IndlnnnnoIIa nna 81. I.nnls.

I'THTTlT NTTTNFl
Day Express rss.. no amin. y q - Exc. 81 Is am
rafiH fkpIcHs .s. 30 pm Local rafn .... 10 am
b. q M. T. tFiu tig1 pm lnd'npO fF., 800 pm
n, \, & 81 T. kzll TO pm bay ltxpfen.., eos pla
Tor tckois and an Information a. ~ city nfloet
No, Bates House Block. Union Depot aud Mas2as
Chufelu Avenue nep0l,
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Dr. RApW Avs
SarSaDar'IilaD iIeSOlyeRl.

Pure blood mskva soupd nosn, strong bGne ans
oloaf fkin N you would have your heah nffi
your bOneA t0und, without oafiha, Rnd your com.
HNAGI.N KNIT tho
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EoI fSlvor.

LoganspOrt, Charlottesville aud souths
wentern--V andaIla line
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07

I. ]. Spurgin has purchased Jack
Armold's bull team interests. Mr..
Spurgin has the contract for deliver
ing /. {. Power * Bros freight from
Judith Landing.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
The May Day Party.

The party given at the Day House,
Reedsfort, on the evening of May rst,
though not as largely attended as on
previous occasions, was nevertheless.
incompatible in other respects. If
anything, the ladies outnumbered the
gentlemen, and of course out -shined
them in personal attractions. 1t was a
dance in which all could participate
without struggling for a partner, an
evidence of the rapid increase in our
population of the fairer sex.
The supper was one of Mrs. Days
best efforts, which is saying sufficient.
The Cottonwood band. composed
of L. Baker. first violinist, John Mar
shall, second, and George Rhobacker.
violin cello, furnished the music. and
done themselves great credit. The
calling was good--a number of new
changes being introduced.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
Price 10 Cents

/ +. ]. Spurgin has purchased Jack
Armold's bull team interests. Mr..
Spurgin has the contract for deliver
ing /. c. Power & Bros freight from
Judith Landing.
The half-breeds in this vicinity are
following the peaceful persuit of farm
ing. but are always anxious to hear the
latest from the seat of war. Some
think Louie will make it Riel hot for
the ''blosted" Brilishers.
W. II. Watson is going to put in
lumber yard on the north side of the
creek, connected with which will he
built a carpenter shop ,4x36, and a
large store room for all kinds of dressed
lumber. Mr.. {. +. Richards will be
in charge.
ii. A. Rediker, who has cast his
fortunes with the future county seat,
has under construction 4 shop and
residence which he expects to occupy
in a couple of weeks. His stock of
harness and saddlery goods is now
en- route to LewistOwn.
John Toombs, l.. Rotwitt, Capt
and George Stafford are the parties
interested in the irrigating ditch now
being constructed to carry water from
Big Casino creek onto the bench be.
tween Lewistown and Cottonwood.
1t will be completed in about month,
when several thousand acres will be
placed in a condition to guarantee
successful crops. Fifteen acres have
already been plowed.
n. NJ. Erickson, manager of +. C.
Power X Bros house, reports an inn
Improvement in trade since spring
opened. We found all hands too
busy to be social. This house has an
immense stock Of goods en- route via
river which will arrive in Lewistown
about the middle OF the month. We
saw an invoice of rs, 900 lbs. of barbed
fence wire and from price quoted
should judge il could be sold cheaper
by this house than than any other in
Meagher county, especially as it comes
by river direct from factory.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07

Last sunday two festive cowboys, II
little the worse for liquor, hy name j.
Coming' and G. VI. Clay, while in town
got into dispute or petty quarrel with
Thos. Ncwcomb, that came near re-
-ulting in funeral. the only preven-
tive being that the third man couldn't
lind - gun though making a desperate
a'.rnIl5
BY pa"ti". that Witnessed the affair
il clalmec that Tom Wa the aggre,-
>ar; whether he was or no we saw
enough to warrant ihe ~, ~tiGn that
the aforesaid cowboy~ dc-eIye in pun
ishnicnt nothing sheIt Of tae reniten-
tiary. In the iiral .i..tr there i, no
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
Cottonwood News.

Miss Hawson is visiting in Maiden.
Ranchmen, cattlemen and sheep.
men are all busy these days.
Ed. Brassey has fully recovered
from his injuries received at the recent
school election.
The Basin is settling up rapidly.
Immigrant wagons can he seen in this
section every week.
William Deer takes his departure
next week for Helena, going by the
way of Great Falls.
Lew Roberts has charge of the
Cottonwood blacksmith shop and is
building up quite a business. Parties
desiring anything in his line should
give him a trial.
Mr. Dewitt. the rustling Cotton
wood merchant, reports 4 wonderful
increase IN business at Lehman & Co.'S.
but nothing to what is anticipated
during the summer. This house has
fine stock of goods the year round, but
the shipping season has just begun
and they now have en- route $4,000
lbs. OF freight from Billings and car
load OF Montana -four from Bozeman.
They expect in fully 100000 lbs. OF
freight during the season. Mr.. Dewitt
says he will be able to retail Montana
Hour at So 50 per hu ndred.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-07
Spring Creek Items.

Times are improving.
New buildings being erected.
Lamblng harvest in full blast.
Trout are beginning to 'catch on. .
as it were.
Cattle ard sheep on the creek are
looking fine
More wheat sown in the Basin this
year than ever before.
T.. DeFrate has a dwelling in course
of construction ON Main street.
Gossi pers say its so. An estmable
young lady and very worthy young
man. Failed to learn the date.
Mr.. Frank Day is working single
handed in his shop at Reedsiort. Mr..
Roberts having gone to Cottonwood.
Tom Leard has returned from his
Eastern trip He says there is no
place like Montana - especially the
Judith Basin
Anderson Bros. blacksmiths, have
fine location on Main street and are
doing a good business. They are
industrious and skillful workmen.
The Day House, Reedslort, is doing
u good business. Mrs. Day, the pop
ular landlady, is known throughout
Montana and needs no introduction
TO the public.
The frame WORK of ". II. Watson's
residence is completed and Mr.. c. T..
Richards. the contractor, expects to
have the bail ling ready for occupancy
by the middle Of June 1t vii be an
to the town when finished.