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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

S6ldssnse Sepcilr ecr JSntiamfsit cru
Soitttter's Rdgtubitterem fRe
in Gjefnlt ysn Grstlihen Afsltrn ionic rrn
3eugniiIen ron rTisafprricutn, pflpe leincu
&ertb pcu Rosumafismuslfirrn trpTcbt bI-
ten. afpitrt uue percTentIibt prrtsn. YSir
AlIf fsuner rem oar tnddisrn 9bnratfcr risies
yeiecns mt Rnnds rrH ms tateH lriurn
perbdngnibrrlcu Nusgdns, rrsnu rs eas btr;
nEsriT. tertahttt. <einen erfcn AnidlIrn su
piesrfrbsu une iIr III rrreiirlu, III rhbsr eis
Sadr rtr 2iusbrit. gSrnn man nadb sinrr
Dur6Hdhuns S6merssn in rfu Gslrntsn
cher RustrIu flblt, 10 tat diau lril6e eas
6rrnnfommCH ees Rbcumatie mus III gsrdr-
tissn. Sn irlFsm Sale rire eann uub raun
eIn gIcinslas rsa 5pfetter's GdgeH=
bitfert ais ein uusIidss GcTt6u9uugs-
mittei tsfunecn peIren. 9SCr nrm Iaub:n
" eltrr cuessirst iit, furst in pspt Bittsrru
zine surerIaii9c S6usptbT. slu6 ilf rieie
NlcoiSin siu per!islifss RineI ;ur atrGne-
Tas mlIlrii6fr llrbel unp sur ueGerpineunJ
rir Iyspspls, SlrtleitisEsit, RGrrrnidpIft
uuo lInttdtisfrit rsr giicrcn une rtr SIlIs.
5GriuGs isiue 9Sirfung uHe iitrr;rusr lid
iclsf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
N9tnng Earmcr.

8ir bnben jebt cine 9roBe 2tn5nbl
ie1bltsemndter Steelbeam 3fliise, better
Aualitdt, OH 6aub, tuel6e mir Den sSor>
meru uulercs 9ouutDs, mas SauerbnI
ti9feit uno Grleidterung bes Yfiisens
nnbetrifft, beitens empfeblen fDnnen.
au6 9olSbaum=8flu9e, ipelfe Den
Stub1buumzEflii9en beiuabe slei9 font
men 6abeu mir uorrdtbig. @benfalls
cine Sln5nbl 5arntz uno Springlpagen
welde mir ju Den niebri9Iten 9reiien
oerfaufen.
SIR bas 8eI6lu9en Der 8fer6e red=
nen ipir nur So Gents per @iien sllte
Sufeiieu bebeuteno bilIiser.
lin senei9ten 3uipru6 bittet
9bas. &ie9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
Suurcnihu1ffc.

llie Stabtmnn 9l0luet Del 5armcr
bate feenen Sinu uno fccn 6cl6mGd
al cene pffentli6e 9tebc Cat lpll bci
utfinncn luenn bci jiit bier NOR, wrnn
ecu MaI6incEnecnt iicne 9phrcpe halt.
gSenn nGmli6 Del 9fcoe i'll guten 9Slatz
oHti6 uortragen marp, bnnn fuitcrt Del
warmer 10 nnodfti9 to- Qnt BET liene
,Sru6 bes 9lbenbs I'M Sett gCnau Der
ucrtellen faun nat Del &ebner aaes le9t
6dt. 9enn iilftisen g9e9 is ct, menn
cen 9anoioat Del Dor 9ountDrl6tcr lUpt
EN- uerteIt Dat ME Stir 10 bod X, In
oat lei, lue1u 9ci ludhlt iuarn, Del Stilr
up Del 6dlite Berlmncr lettcn nil. 6loz
net mnn, nat is @ater np liene Mtoble,
lii 6ci bebdlt bat eben 10 gut ns Del
Stabtmauu be66lt nat Gill gefdllt.
IA tume id up uIe Guuutpridtcrs TO
i6uaffen. 8eG, Dat limb 9rUte Wtdnncr.
Sd meine n6er mid lei liub 9rUt, neil
tluei bauun olUer ioB SCOT be6 iinb.
99ee if meine lei Iino ipnrinm uno ucr-
Iiftie III 9(llem mat Del bpbt, OeuIi lei
liub up Dat gSoG( uon ME GuuniD be-
oa6t. llIe Stir is nie0riger uorcn.
l1Ie 9anoItraaoeu iuoro better uou Gage
70 Sdoc, III odbie X nod plentie 0elo
in Del Saiie. 2t6er ,,ucele S6ppe, ueele
Sinuen." 0ian fnmnt MD jcocn 3edIt
mafcn. 4ie beiulpet 6arners i'll billIe
Suntric, De gl0Uet: ME 0auntDri6tCrs
f0nnen Dit ale beiperfitelli9cn lin babie
Del Stir snnS nbi6affen. Sd ipll bod
mienen, Dat ME 5armers mid 10 ucr9e-
ten ip0ren. Scr eni9en Sn6ren traten
MGnncr up, Del iegten; ipie fOnnt Dit
Gountp billiger ueriualten. Stimmet
f6r us, III iie i6llt icDcu Dat Del Stiir
niebrigcr waro. y8ie uDren Oumm
9eno9, oilne Mdnner TO gl6bcn I'LL iuat
fam bauun? Seoer lueitet Bier Sabr
na6bcr iu6ren ipie oiiie 8efurm allc
bersli6 leib. gSarIImme? Neil Hie
Stiir mid tleerer, iuobl nber ME @elo=
beutels erDter iu0reu benn iuie mOBtcn
mc6r bctablen. Snrum lOQ jcOGr nit
uIc @uuntpri6tcrs 9ub toirieu lien. renll
gan; Del Stiir n6l6uffeu. Dat fDnnt bilne
Oeduncr nid. Sd luuste a6er iupbl
@ede oci Dat fDnnen lucnn oCl quito
gSine oa iuOr. @enu tom Siclpicl cen
9ommittcc abl6idct NOR na YSdnOcrbllo
@pulo uno ;sielo, uieaeid)t iu0ren Del ct
az eene grote Gbre auieGn uIe Gauntp=
ribters TO lien, III iinIme egrc 9antbar
felt TO beiuieIen Del Gfspcnies ut eDrc
eeoen Sai6en betableu, luat ia man IOr
| lei cene Slcenigteit NOR, fOr ns n6er
NOR ct Iebr peele iperth 5pm S6lu6
aber m66te id bitten. Dat ntie fecner
nat uor llebel rintmt bariInImC, Dat i'd
cen 6etcn Don ME friibereu9auntpridters
Iduafte bciu, bcun CT Il mid 9el6e9u. unl
bci Dtdnuer TO frdHfeH. Of i* ia jet
fecne SSagl I'LL fUl9li6 wiu id feer1
Inhltuuital bnrut mnfcn. 2lher nllc5
nat 3eht IL. lie SedmtCH Iino tipr
topp, oarum Ioa fecner hnr0iuer nruticn
Del ct MIDI better mnfcn fam. 0Ht 9rptC
MuEl belpet bier nir weun fcene 2bater
ba iinb, oem bHiic 9rOtmulttigcn 3eIUr.
mer bciu;uet bemieict bat ici YrnbibdulC
ip0ren:
G6rli6 Udbrt am lGu9ltcn,
Gen S6elm nnrO am bdngiten,
,,iegt 8aooer." 9tntiirlid nnt uDl
nod in SutI6lanb.
Slatoiitlbeu 9orrelppnoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
Bon 9r1 nnS llmaesena.

Der S6ulrat6 bes 5Sreue Greet 0i=
itrifts bat Serru u. y. g2alfer picocr
ais 2ebrer uHlerer S1ule en9a9irt.
Die junssu 9eute unicrsr 9tn1bar=
i6aft baben einen 9eianguereiu iu's
2ebeu serifen uno bernIel6en ben Sra
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
WfnId)iuen
&rparatur 8erfitdtte
pan
SPerV-
5rcutifrdsr, ssseniiteT prueUt's 8rOcsrs
HERMANN, MO

Der untcr;ri6nrte ma6t titrmit trtannt
Ia sr in Sermann zine Mial6inen -@Hsrffdtte
statlirt uue ale ;u elmer Samrf. irrie an.
cersr Rai6inen gstTrisen 3triIe Iisfsrn fam
Aar Irraraturrn ron Rem Sctrrn eitts 8e'
pcbrlaufss bis su rinrs Raf&inea- 9SLineers
pcrSrn prompt aussefHbf- 1ie nStbissn
3utebT,e fIr Greines. purpsu &c. ifsts an
Snub; etenfals btiorlr i6 ale Scrtsn aFn'
Itinsn Gaifinss. Sabbittins Scres, SiHirs,
S6afte &c. Dem Auffeasn uue 8erariIsn pom
aafrld NaI6iurn I'M 2anee pire beIcHetre
9lufmerfIamfeit a I6enft. greiie maBis.
Die teite SCrte @usiurl GsIinesr uHe gRI'
i6inrnSl itrts an Sane.
ApTil 10 S5. SbaS Sper9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
Seremias' &lasrlieb iiber Die 3eu9r=
La her 9rn1nrren ,Ier in Nmrrifa.

0eremias' 6laselieb iiber Die 9eu4r
lei Der 1rmperen 3ler in amrrifa.
Same 8ater 9eoab luieher
6eute auf bic Grhe nieber
lin Die neue @elt III ie6n,
@urb' er traurie iuieber 9ebn.
g9eil benz eolen Slut Der &e6en,
0as Sebopa linn gege6en,
0a es Strait unb. 5robIinn me6rt
g8irb bier jebt Der Srieg erfldrt.
Sa er ipiirbe offen ipa9eu
llnI're Renl6beit an5ufla9en
9aB lie oOn Don 6euhelei
llno 9ering OIL 5ugeub iei.
g8Obl CAB es 5u icinen Seiteu,
Nr9e Climber bei ben 9euten,
1leber Die Gott bielt 8eriht
9t6er Ntuder CAB e= nidt
Sn Der Si6el itebt Su leien,
SaB emit fro6 beim g8ein 9eiuelen
llnl're Batter. 9od Die S6rift
&6ten Die 4emperenSler niht.
Gbriitum rlnIcrn 6crrn unb NteiIter
Stellen bieie Semp'reu5 Geiiter
OInten on, als einen Wann
Ser lid au9 tppbl irren fam.
l0alteu es fir Suno unb S6an6e
DAB er emit i'm Morgenlanbe,
Sn Der froben Su65eits 9ta6t
2Sciu aus 9niier fat 9enta6t.
llnb bod nOlleu iie ni6t ruben,
8is iie lelbIt au6 @unoer tbueu,
limb iuie oies 9ei6e6en fann
Sort es Solt NIT Staunen an.
&Dunten itlimme @dnbe reocu
@iiroen iie crfldren, Seben,
gSarum oieie Oeuderbrut
9tur BEL g9nller leben tbut.
0inn fault ii6 Den itarfIten 5uicl
lln0 i'll einem 9eil'9en 9uiel,
Weiht man NIT @ebet i'm ein,
Srnntiuein Nu iOlIit @niier ieiu.
unb ppm bieiem ySaner trinten
9lQe biz Die &0pfe iinfen
limb Der fali6e Ntuderseiit
Sic 6ulctt Su Sobcn rcilt.
9nrum lit cs iiir SnuIbrIoer
2ei6t Ill iucrben SemperenSeliebcr
9eun e5 braudt mn 6eu6elei
Sdnaps 5u trinten itebet frei.
@ebe! Sci lol6em 8eginneu
Sbun lie ii6 nod G5riiteu ueuueH,
g8p5u lie ni6t 5d6len famn
cremia5 15eo ermnnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

Die eiu5ise @eOi5in nui Der grbe,
iuelde jemals nit guloeneu Reeniuer
bebadt tuurbe, lit Der heriibmte Sdmcr=
5enftilIer ct. Safp6* Sel. Su alien
slpptbefen III haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

9ndbcnanSiigc, &od, 0pIcM mn gSelte
filr SuaGcu npn S-I2 Sabreu, nur
$3.50 bis $3.50 6Ci &. G6riitmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

gS. 2enur Ntariueu, uel6er, ipie Ii6
unIere 2eIer erinnern ipcroen, ben 6ano=
lungsreiienben 6. 9trtbur 8relIer i'm
,SOutbern 6otel" in ct. 9ouis ermor=
oete, lit biele gsode in 9luflanb, 9teuiee=
Lamb, per6aitet iuorben, bod fat berIel6e
ii6 Der 9tuslleierung pioeriest, mb
bereits ctnen 9lbpofnteH ;ur Serlbeioi=
auna enaaairt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

9lbonnirt auf bas y6ermanuer Splts-
6latt," Die bette 3eitung in @n@cunn6c
GouHtp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

Ser S6aeantsIetretdr bat leBte
8u6e g8m. 5. Sluisler uon Columbia,
Mo., 6as bemOtrntiI6e Sber6aupt Der
5emperenSler in unierem Staate, ;unl
eriteu Glert bes itatiltii6en Surenus or
uantt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@eisen. ,. Gualitdt. - 81
@ciSen, 3. Gnalitdt. ... 80
@eiSeu, f. SunlitGt ... so
Sprn, in &ulben en.. 40
9ei6dltes Sorn. .... 40
Sufer- 40
9tehl, per SaB, l. Gualitdt. ) so
Wtebl, per 6aB, , SUalitdt. -. 5 90
&prnmcbl, per 100 9SfInh -. 1 20
&leie, per 100 &fluln. .. so
S6ipituff, PEI 100 Sfunh -. so
YrnnRftc.
9orrIairt upn
GEORGE KRAETTLY. 9rurcr
Sie au9egebcueu 9Sreiie iuerben pOn Den
6dnblcrn mciiteas i'm 5auIde beSnblt.
Butter, per HTunO O.. IS
Gier, per SufenO nO....... 9
Subncr, per SuBeHo ....2 90 -3 90
Gnten, per 9useuo. ...-.2 50-3 so
@Gnie. per SuBenb. ....3 5O-5 90
@etrOfnete9lepiei, ,per&iunO 29-3I
6etrpfncteSSiirIidc. per&fh. 4-5I
Sartpffcln, per Sulhcl. -. 800
3iuicbeln, per SuiheI. -. 800
gSei6e Sobncn, pet Suilel. 81 00I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
- . O

Scl-SGttlrue, Scans, 2Srncuitpfe II.
!. 10. bitig bel 0cp. 9rncttln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

N:1 Stctt1tcrct SenRcr.
Trr interssidusts III jsst tsrsit ale aFpli'
FhtirueT, Sfrihie Ine frnitiss Irfumcntr fur
eds Suiane~ Stsusr- { Grartemrut in ccrrftrr
SSciie ais,ufuSrer.
Stto 9iCucnbdbu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

SoIenltpffe finoet i6r i'll Dibi6er
uub Su bilIigcn Hreiien bel
@epr9e &raettfp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08

Ser .iolibe Siioen" lit pOn Glcpe-
lnnb iOueit bel ieinen Grnennungen
INNER nit ber ,fctteIteu" 8iIIen bc-
oadt iuoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-05-08
@O6entlidsr @arttieri9t
Ge.rsiSr. WeaI II. !. 10.

Sehen 6reita9 corri9irt pOn De-
HERMANN STAR MILLS
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
A Good Suggestion.

A very sensible suggestion for the
employment Of the chain gang was
made to JOURNAL reporter yester-
day; which was to work them Oh the
various pumps along Main street dur
ing the day in sprinkling the streets,
The owners of the pumps would will.
ingly furnish the hose If the motive
power could be obtained, and the re-
suit would be that the sitting dust
that now renders travel so disagreea
BILE would be nicely laid. What does
General Carr say?
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
A LIVELY DAY.
An Account of the Doings Of the
Busy Inhabitants of
Our City.
A Clever Scheme Balked-A
Strangers Opinion.
A Clever scheme.

Fred Routhier was sent for in hot
haste yesterday by Sheriff Savage to
make tight wooden door for the Jail
to be used on the tramp side Of the
structure. The occasion for this is
that for some time back whiskey has
been struggled in to the prisoners, aud
very hilarious time enjoyed by
them, instead of figuratively sitting
in sackcloth and ashes repenting OF
their misdeeds and making resolutions
to be better and sober citizens when
their time of incarceration should be
ended. Yesterday the secret Of this
supply was discovered and the pur.
veyor Of fluid consolation corraled and
brought before Judge Staeble, and
registered as John Stone. He had a
hearing, but being disorderly in court
was sent to join his friends in the
lookup until to-day when he will have
his hearing. In the course Of his in
terview with the Judge 1t was discov-
cred that his mode Of supplying the
prisoners with whiskey was to put a
straw in u bottle he carried and stick
the straw through the bars and thus
empty it into bottle on the othel
side. That 1t was successful schem,
il not doubted, but when Fred Rou
thier gets his door done and hung TO
day the prisoners will have to contriv,
some other plan.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
IkenOyRting.

The interior of the rink has for the
past two days been undergoing a
thorough renovation, all the accumu-
lation of theatrical posters and lithO-
graphs having been removed, and the
walls treated to coat of pain, which
is light drab as far up as the hands Of
timid skaters touch, and above that
white. The proscenium partition on
each side of the stage will be hand
somely papered in panels, which will
add very much to the stage effect.
Altogether the interior will be very
much improved, and If the renovation
could be made to include the white
washing of the rafters and roof the
effect would be complete.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
New Bulletin Board.

Agent Tinling, of the Northern Pa
cific, has received an elaborate bulle-
tin board which will be placed In the
waiting room Of the depot. The board
will he used to bulletin the orders for
stock cars, SO that agents, shippers
and stock commission men may see ut
a glance what stock is TO be shipped
and the nunIbea Of cars needed.
Orders from headquarters have been
issued to have all stock shipments on
the n. Z. telegraphed to this city
and bulletined at once, as Miles City
is considered the stock centre, and all
items of interest to shippers reaches
them easily at this point.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

aud commodious cottage under con-
struction, which for beauty of finish
and style aud convenience Of architec-
ture and design will eclipse any other
family residence in the city. The en-
tire house will have but one chimney,
so located as TO be used by all the
rooms in the house, of which there
will be seven besides the usual closets
and bath room. Mr.. Naples, who
has the contract for building it says
that it will be ready for plastering
this week, and that by the latter part
Of August ready for occupancy.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
a Marrow Escape.

An unfortunate mishap occurred
yesterday to one OF the iron columns
while being hoistsd for the front Of
John Carriers brick building. 1t
seems that one of the guy ropes to the
hosting derrick became loose while
the column was being raised into pc.
sition, and the heavy column fell TO
the ground, breaking 1t in the middle.
and narrowly missed killing some
workmen thereabouts. The breaking
Of the column will delay the work on
the building for some time as another
one will have to be ordered from the
foundry at Brainerd.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
That Accounts for IL.

Miles city is up to the times in all
things. The latest addition to the
city is real live astrologist, who was
buy yesterday in distributing his
hand bills. He claims to be the miss
ing Link" but between what he is
the link he does not state. HIS advice
to u couple Of the JOURNAL force wai
that they should always look TO the
north when undertaking anything
and good luck would be sure 10 result.
Ifany bad breaks are made hereafter
II will be because the editors were
looking TO the south, and consequent
ly they are not accountable. The
whole town must have been looking
the wrong way lately to account for
the hot weather Of the past few days.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

Seats are selling rapidly for TIT
Mountain Pink, which is to be giyel
at the rink tomorrow night. Mis-
Laura Dainty, who appears in tbs
leading role, is an actress of scknOwl'
edged merit and a finished elocution'
list. She is admirably supported, and
the play In which she appears Is
wrought from entirely new material
and portrays a class OF people not
heretofore made familiar with theatre
goers. An enjoyable evening is as
sured to all who attend.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

+. A. Stedman, route agent of
Wells, Fargo & Co., was in town yes
terday checking up the business Of
their office here. He found every
thing around Mr.. Sheldon's Office in
first class order and says that the Of.
fee in this city makes the best show.
ing for business of all on this division
except st. Paul and Minneapolis.
None Of the towns in Dfkota doing
anywhere near the amount of bust.
ness. Mr.. Steadman in speaking OF
the new order allowing fruit to be
shipped ms freight In baggage cars,
said that he thought his company
could meet the reduction somehow.
He left for the west last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
Opinions from . Good sourc.

II. p. Rugg, of st. Paul, who is the
head of the house Of III. p. Rugg & Co.,
dealers in machinery and ironworkers'
supplies, came in on the Jobbers'
Union train on Tuesday evening, and
spent the day yesterday with his Miles
City friends. While here he contract
ed with Mr.. Leighton for the steam
heating outfit for the new block. Mr..
Rugg unhesitatingly pronounces Miles
City the liveliest and most thrifty
town that the excursionists have seen
since leaving st. Paul, and telegraph
ed the party last night to arrange for q
stop Of at least half day on their re.
turn TO enable them to form an ade-
quate idea of our importance.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
False Alarm.

At 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
passers-by on lower Main street in the
vicinity Of the JOURNAL Office were
startled by seeing AN immense volume
of dense black smoke coming appar-
emily from the front OF the Skating
Rink. The usual fire alarm was
promptly turned loose, aud with tn,
expectation Of witnessing a serious
couflagration the crowd made its way
to the scene Of danger. only TO find
Mr.. Russell was burning up the ever
greens used in decorating the hall on
the night Of the church entertainment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

The profits Of the cattle business are
now about 20 commence for this sea-
son. August LIST Carpenter d Rob
ertson and the Rustin a Lee outfits
will ship 10 Chicago thirty eight ears
Of choice cattle. This Is the first ship
ment over the Northern Pacific this
season Of range cattle and the reported
sale OF this lot will be eagerly watched
and waited for by all the cattle men
m this country.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
A Cosy Cottage.

But few new residences are now be-
Ing built as all the available force OF
carpenters aud masons are busily at
work on the various business houses
In the burned district. Nevertheless
Charles N. Strevell has a very neat
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

Jeweler Smith watches with an
eager eye the daily progress Of the
workmen engaged upon his new store
on Main street. He will have very
commodious store when Il ls finished
and can then display his large stock
Of jewelry TO good advantage. M
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
Returned.

The trouting party consisting of
Skew johnson, Col. Sheetz, Billy
Andrews and E. Remington returned
last night from their trip to the Boul-
der nicely Drowned by exposure and
with that feeling Of content expert
enced when one has had u royal good
time. Notwithstanding that the ex'
tremely hot weather made the trans
portatioi Of fish difficult matter, they
succeeded in bringing through Il nice
lot which were generously distributed
among their friends. the JOURNAL in
cluded.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30
THEDAILY JOURNAL

The Official Paper of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-30

Yesterday WIS another hot day. the
thermometer In some places In the
ahade registering 1902.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-06-20

Day GaEEK, Juae Is, 1885

Day GREEK, june Is, 1885.
Editor Lake ChErles Echo;
The harvest is completed, and the
season has been very favorable, in All
probability too maeh So. because corn
is IN thAt state Of its growth to need
rain.
Last Sunday afternoon Sabbath
school ras organized st this place,
/ DRY Greek Academy. Mr.. Levi Mil
| Ter, superintendent, j. w. Miller,
secretary; beginning with next Sac
bath. We will be happy TO ask the
EcHo TO favor ms by publishing onr
attendance, etc. In connection with
the Sabbath, was also organized a
Singing class.
This morning, Monday, began the
public school At this place, with an
enrichment of 81 pupils. No doubt
there will be agConsidcrable addition
to the enrolment by the second week.
The school house is large, and when
entirely finished will be one of the
most commodious in the parish.
In the next local vii be gathered mp
for Won the amount of acreage Of oats
raised in this vicinity.
Yours, COMMA.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-06-20

The refusal Of new trial to Clnve-
rius, convicted of the murder of his
cousin and alliance, Miss Lillian Madi-
son, in Richmond, Va, some menths
ago, probably means that he will be
hang. The evidence on which the
accused was convicted was wholly of,a
ciTeumstsntial nature. The Riehmond
Dispatch, in commenting on this re-
markable ease, says: "The strength
of a chain of clrenmstantial evidence
is not its weakest link for in that
case Cluverius would not have been
convicted of murder in the FIRST degree
at Richmond, Va, the other day. The
watch key found on the scene Of The
murder was shown net to belong to
the prisoner the footprints were
larger than the prisoners NOR did be
wear moustaehe, as the witnessesf0
the State swore was the case with Tbs
man last seen with the uHfoFtanate
girl. The popular belief at Richmond
however, Is that ClayeFias is The mar
derer Of Lillian Madison, and a metioI
flor n new trial was denied"