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-arian Governments stating that they do
uo. intead touominate luuce Alexander
az candidate Tor the Bulgarian throne.
and that they do not expect that the
business oI eIecuns ruler can oe pro
l1eDeb VIII io' " Lo''= ''---9
2anA has ASKED b@'o" E''@h5ef' 'he
French banker 10 negotiate Io'" oil
9-i'Nu'ouV ~ par va" pel ,0"' me-
est ON security oI the Larorod ana oAAa-
re4e Railway. A similar request has
been made 10 the London BANK oI
Vienna.
Opening OF 'he soOr""i'-
SOFIA, October 23d.-ihe Bulgarian
Government has announced 10 the
Powers that the SooFahle "ib meet on
October 3l7J' and alter verifying e'e1l''"
returns Will Immediately elect " ruler
\ S"el"'''' "e'e"'e"
LoNpo>' October IoIh.--" 'IH'i"S' u
SOCIALIST leader VINO /" august ''9''
elected 10 serve q t"o-inoh''7 4nlP''So"-
meni rather than pay a me ioI o'7'lu''-
ms the streets last July hN preaching
socialism Was TO-DAY released "'>"'s
passed. alA'y "'l III JAN ''' vas '',''
on ms exit 10y " CROW" % "'e''''7' "'''
gave n''" "a" 'N"''o"'
Death OF Rot"S'hil"'
FRANlFoKr, October 10th. - Meyer
Karl kothschlld, head OF the great bank
ing firm, died suddenly to-day from he''rt
disease.
'onp'e''"S 'he fre"'" Navy
PARIS, October lath.--A bill intro
duced by the Minister OF Marine for the
"Nompleuon OF the French Navy pro
poses an outlay OF 2o,OOO,ooO francs tor
the construction OF men-oi-war,
Reach GA Ass way Home.
LONDON, October 18th. - William
Beach, the Australian oarsman, has
sailed from Plymouth on ms way home
cholera Returns.
VIENNA, October lSth.-rhe cholera
returns for Yesterday are: Trieste, l6
new cases and ; deaths; Pesth, 50 cases
and 20 deaths.
british Politics.
Ioxnox October l7tb.-The Cabinet
councils ~ he held dpripo the coming
week are likely to lead to stormy scenes.
The Ministry is badly divided on leading
questions OF imperial policy. Onthe one
hand. measures which would be satisfac-
tory To = majority of the voters of Eng
land and Scotland would estrange the
Tories. and ON the other side the meas
ures contemplated are almost certain to
estranse the Unionists. Either the Tory
party will remain. to all outside appear
ances, Il compact body, but internally
divided or there viii be Il general open
split The remnant will go over to the
Unionists, leaving Gladstone at the head
of a firm and unyielding majority.
Purchases under Lord Ashbourne's act
continue to be furiouslv pushed in all
parts Of Ireland. The officials of the
Government are working hard in all sec
tons to make the act popular and to per-
suade tenants to take immediate ad-
vantage of the bill. They are appar-
emily Iaborinp under the mistaken notion
that the smaller holders are the most
dangerous class in the country and ought
to be swept away as soon as practicable,
if there IS going to be peace in Ireland.
ChurchllPs men are securing the country,
Il
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Furnished or Unfinished.

4 COTTAGE on LLNALlLO AND pTKpfT Sta
\ Furnished complete Tor kouseteepiug. Use
Of horse auA carriage large garden. Apply &C.
ChAS. ). FLSHFI.
127.ncs-u Coz. Fort end hotel SIS
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BORN.
DIED.

HOWIE-At H0uoiua Ranch, Maui, October 22d
90 the wife of J. q. Howie, daughter.
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LONDON, October 21st.-The "St
James Gazette" says: The French Am
bassador, under instructions from his
Government, has protested on behalf Of
France against British occupation Of
Egypt. The paper adds that France and
Turkey are in complete accord in their
opposition to the occupation and that
Russia supports them. The British For
eign Secretary is engaged in the active
exchange Of communications with the
Porte.
LoHDoS, October 22d--It is believed
the French Ambassador to England de
mands that Great Britain fix A definite
date for her evacuation Of Egypt
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4 Crushed. IT,: Granulated, 5 1918 e 5-s stand
ard A. 7-ls. Nevy York market firm and
isrriy active.
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Activity OF Russia la Asia.

LoSDoS, October 21st.-A traveller from
Bokhara, who has reached Pershawur,
reports that Russia has completed the
Merry and Oxus railway to within five
stages Of Sarakh. The Russians intend
to establish a military cautonment for
1000 men near Bokhara. Russian Off
GERS disguised as merchants are actively
engaged in Badakshan inspecting the
citadel and the passages to India. The
traveller also reports that the Gar is dis
pleased atthe Aneer Of Bokhara for re-
fusing to enlist Russians among ms
troops.
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LONDON, October 19th.-The Marquis
of Ailesbury is dead. He was - years
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Instructions 40 PapnI Nuncios.

ROME, October 2lth.-Cardinal Jaco-
bini, Papal Secretary OF State, following
the Pope's instructions, has sent circu-
lars to all the papal nuncios abroad di-
recting their attention to the principal
political and ecclesiastical questions OF
the day, and urging them to cultivate
good relations with the different govern
ments, with view toward improving
the situation of the church throughout
the world.
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he Emperor MnIInm,s neaIth.

The Emperor William is said to be
suffering from chronic disease of the
bladder It is feared it will be impossi-
BILE, with the utmost care, to preserve
his life for more than a few months
Ton0ar
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TAN COLLECTORS NOTICE FOR 1886

District OF Honolulu, Island 81 oahu.
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-" VT IIII IT'IIII|
london Socialists


LoNDoN, October i9th.--Grand Duke
Nicholas, heir to the Russian throne,
who is afflicted with pulmonary disease,
is in a precarious condition. 1t is feared
he will not recover.
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O those terrible tta ii anger SD dreaded
Icy all who approach the Gear. The
name oi the gentleman mentioned as
having been killei is nc Keu,cru, q
nephew OF the Baron "a Erujlu. ami -
brother OF "a youu- lady with whom he
Grand Duke Alexis contracted ia secret
marriage some time after the Franco
German war. Both the present Car
and his father were furious with the
Grand Duke WING withdrew with his
young vile from the Court The mar
Tiage was declared null and void. but
Notwithstanding this lac continued 10
reside with the lady. vino bore three
lovely children lie, however, ulu-
mately deserted her
InmaR line "a Sell Out-
LoSDoN. October 22d.-At "a meeting
of the creditors oi the luman steamship
Company to-day it VA. resolved to sell
the concern to the International Steam
Navigation Company for the sum of
sos, 900 The liabilities oi the Iumau
Company secured 60 creditors will
amount go eliza 300, and those 10 uuse-
cured creditors tol, 600, including trades
mems bills aggregating I43,30O Tia
company's steamers are valued at 500
600 Unsecured creditors will receive
little over los ON the pound
LOndOn Socialists
LoNpo>, October i0th.-The Social
Democratic Federation propose to have
the workingmen ot London follow the
Lord Mayors show, for the purpose oi
exhibiting side 10y side the aristocracy
and poverty OF the metropolis The
leaders estimate that 100000 persons
will take part in the demonstration
Champion, one OF the leaders, has writ
ten letter 10 the Chief OF Police, saying
that he can't guarantee peace, the
Socialists themselves will be prepared To
maintain order provided they be given
control OF the police.
The Grand DuLe Nicholas AS.
LONDON, October l9th.-Grand Duke
Nicholas, heir to the Russian throne,
who is afflicted with pulmonary disease,
is in a precarious condition. 1t is feared
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David Msuaku has been appointed Assistant
PostIaastss General OF the Kingdom.
r. WUSDESBEKa.
Postmaster General
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Dcath ola RothschiId
completing the French Navy.
Reach ON AIS Way Home.

LONDON, October 18th. - William
Beach, the Australian oarsman, has
sailed from Plymouth on his way home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Close Result i'm County Politics.

An analysis of the vote for county
officers In Montana at the late election
ia interesting in the light of the large
majority the Democratic candidate for
Delegate swung in the territory. Be-
fore the election the general opinion
prevailed that the political parties In
Montana had pretty evenly divided
fcrces, but since the I'd Of November
very few have been heard to give ut
terance to this sentiment. A glance
st the result on county tickets, which.
though not always . test Of politics,
generally show the plAinest demarca-
tion between party lines, would sesm
10 indicate that the opinion prevalent
before election was based upon sub
stantial grounds.
The following table shows the num-
Der Of candidates for county omosp
elected by each party ct the lass alec
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

Francis Palms, one of the ablest and
wealthiest citizens Of Detroit, Mich,
died yesterday afternoon. He leaves
an estate of from $l5.OOO,0OO SIS, ,OoO,-
600.
The Northwestern Lumber Compa-
ny has sold to Ferguson Bros. of Med.
ford, Wis, six, forty acre tracts OF land
on the Eau Claire river, estimated to
contain 1870, 900 feet of standing pine.
Consideration $40, 200.
The great event of the week at Ha'
vana, Cuba, was the arrival of Louis
Mazzantini, the famous bull tighter.
A dispatch from harrington, n. s.,
says that the British steamer Sulina,
sailing from Antwerp Nov. 4tb for
Boston, Is ashore at Cape Sable. The
steamer will probably be total wreck.
The crew were saved.
Twenty fresh cases Of choleaa have
been reported in Buenos Ayres, The
disease has spread TO EDsends, Cor
dova and San Nyolas.
The general merchandise business
Of A. Ericsson 4 Son at Luverne.
Mimi, was closed yesterday on petit
tion of the creditors- Liabilities are
largely in excess of assets.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Drifts from the Blizzard,

BISMARCK, Dak., Nov. .2.-All ef-
forts to find the stage driver who was
caught In the blizzard of Monday
have been futile. He is now nearly
forty hours late and 1t 1, believed has
perished. Al noon yesterday Mail Car.
rier Yates started out with q driver
and AN attendant to look for Scott.
There are also reports that several
miners ut Sims were frozen in the
blizzard. A German woman aud
three children escaped death by sitting
quietly In a depression of the earth
and allowing the snow to form wall
Of protection about them. Large
forces of men are now at work clear.
ing railroads and wagon roads.
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Concerning the Sweet Gras. Fight.

OTTAWA, Nov. A.-Correspondencs
between the Canadian and United
States authorities confirm the report
of the recent Indian massacre in the
northwest. 1t appears that band Of
Gros Veutre Indians passed Fort As
sinnaboine south Of the boundary line
and on exhibiting six scalps were de-
tanned by the American troops. On
being pressed they gave an account OF
the fight which had taken place.
They then took the militia to the
Sweet Grass hills, where the scalping
was done. The fight occurring on
Canadian soil, the American troops
could not cross the line and the Cana
dian mounted police were ordered to
make search for the bodies and found
them ~ represented by the Gros
Ventres In the Sweet Grass.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

About thirty-Gve gentlemen assem-
bled In the Office Of the secretary Of
the navy to-day 10 witness the OPEN
ing OF proposals for rbe construction Of
the three cruizers, Newark, Baltimore
and Charleston and .wo gupbo The
awards will not be made for several
days. Speaking Of the results of the
bidding Secretary Whitney said: II
am well satisfied except with reference
to the cruiser Newark. No bid has
been received within the limit fixed
by congress. of the outside cast OF the
boat.
The commissioner Of the general
land Office has sent to the officers OF
the senate and house copies of new
map of the United States prepared un-
der the direction Of the general land
office. Each senator " i'll receive for
distribution about thirty copies and
each representative about ten copies.
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Grabbing for the appointments.

MINNEAPoLIs, Nov. A.-There will
be several candidates from Minneapo-
liz for positions In the Legislature this
winter, among them being w. +,
Gray and Ed N. 9esaman, who are
desirous OF serving ~ sergeant ut arms
Of the session. Mr.. Gray acted In thai
capacity at the last session. VIM
Gunderson 10 pushing . canvass fol
assistant clerk Of the senate and Wm
r. Thompson, famous - the plaintiff
ip several contests, 10 after q clerk
ship. It's probable that hut one a ~
Hennepin delegation will doUbsiss'
caucus and agree on ons delegate
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Seven More Truly Good Indians.

BISMARCK, Nov. 4.-It is reported
here that Seven Indians, including
big Thunder" the Crow chief
among the number, were drowned
while attempting to cross the Missouri
river at q point about ten miles north
of here. Big Thunder was one of the
most famous chiefs of the Crow nation
and his son White Eagle is said to
have been with the party when the
accident occurred. The Indians were
crossing to join a party of their tribe
who started out to wreak vengeance
on the Sioux, who killed q number o.
Crows several days ago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Chicago Live stock Merket.

CHICAGO, Nov. A.-Cattle. receipts,
10, 900; shipments. 1000; market, slow;
and fraction lower, shipping steers, $50
to 1900 pounds, S3.30G5.50; stockers
and feeders, 81. zoo 40; cows. bulls and
mixed, 2O5@3.2O; bulk. $2.0OG2 65;
through Texas cattle, steers, 81. 75@3.5 so;
western rangers, weak; wintered
Texans. $2.5O(a3.60; natives and half
breeds, 50. .Ios2.S5.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; shipments.
1000; market, steady. natives. t2.25@
400; western, $2.75@3.40; Texans,
81. .OO@2. 80; lambs. So. .50@ i.6O.
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BLIZZARD AND FRUIT
Several Persons Frozen to De ath
During the Recent Da-
kota Storms.
The Crow Chief, Big Thunder,
and Seven Braves
Drowned
While Attempting to Cross the
Missouri River-Old
World News.
Waiting For Free Trade.

MINNEPOLIs, Nov. pa Washing
ton dispatch to the Detroit Tribune
states that q prominent Canadian now
In Washington. who claims to be in
terested in the syndicate, read the
statement of Col. Platt b. Walker as
published in the Journal in regard to
q Canadian syndicate's acquisition of
valuable pine lands within the Indian
reseI walton of northern Minnesota,
says that the statement made by Col.
Walker is substantially correct. The
new company propose to clear the
lands under its control rs rapidly as
possible In order that the sentiment In
relation to free lumber may grow more
rapidly. Then when the necessary
legislation is received through Con-
gress, Canadian lumber will be run in
to compete with the American pro-
duct. He said that the Canadian
syndicate will be represented in Wash.
ington this winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. M.-Ths com.
mission composed Of james = How.
ard, Of the District Of Columbia and
John @. Walker, of Virginia. ep'
pointed by the Indian olIlce 70 make
an allotment OF Iands In sevsralty "a
the Grow Indians IN Montana, hes ~
turned 10 the city. The commission
succeeded In making III allotments -
contemplated. A large majority Of
the tribe, however, refused 70 abandon
their tribal relations owing principally
TO the pernicious infiuence of Sitting
Bull ana other Indians from the
Standing Rock agency, who contrary
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

PARIS. Nov. 25.--A new outcry has
arisen against "Brasseries" in addi-
tiou to their immortality aud their sale
Of German beer. Many of the bar
maids are Alsatians. Austrians and
Luxemburgers, and these are now sus-
pected Of aching rs spies In the inter-
est of Germany. The public accord
ingly demand the abolition Of the
nRrasserieHn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Yankton Court Proceedings.

YANKToN, Dah., Nov, 4.-Tbe jury
In the Barrinber rourder case after be-
ing out since yesterday noon, finally
came into court this afternoon and re-
ported that they were unable to agree
and they were discharged. 1t 10 not
probable that the case will again be
tried at this term.
The case of Ludwig Rielieke,
charged W tn roobing the United
States mails, was tried to-day and the
jury returned verdict of not guilty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Wheat Market

MILWAUKEE, Nov. M.-The wheat
market is dull; cash, 72sc; December.
72sc; January, 73tc. Corn, steady; No.
2. 36sc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Market dull.
Wheat closed, November 744c; De-
cember, 74l; January, 75tc; May, size.
Corn, November. 36ac; December, 36ic;
January, 37tc; May, 4lsc.
DULUTH, Nov. 24-Wheat dull but
firm; opening, December. 75ec; May,
s2sc; the end was firm; closed, Decem-
Der, 74Ic; May, s2s.
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victims of the Blizzard.

MANDAN, Nov. 2.-Two children
named Meisal were0frozen to death ten
miles north Of here while looking for
lost stock and two young men,
brothers. named Sims. were frozen to
death while returning from work. A
Sanborn, Dak.. special says Mrs. Jos.
Hazeltine was lost in the blizzard
Monday night and when found was tc
badly frozen that her recovery ID
doubtful. Her husband is somewhere
In Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Brains and Printers' Ink.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. PA street
rumor to-day gives the staff of the
new evening paper, which has been
assigned by popular report to George
X. Shaw and G. A. Nihocls to start In
Minneapolis in the spring, as E. J. G.
Atterbury, managing editor aud G. s.
BartraIn, city editor. Mr.. Atterbury
said to-day. II do not know as there
Is much in that repor. In fact do not
think shall take the place" George
X. Shaw sdenies that the politics Of
the new paper will be Democratic, "ii
will be as independent as brains land
printers ink will make It," he said.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Dakota Constitution.

Sioux FALLS, Nov. 4.-The con.
stitutiOnal convention met here yes.
terday according to agreement at the
July meeting. Among tnose presen,
were Judge Edgerton. John A. Owen
A. Hines. J. X. McCollum. w. w.
BroOkings, T. HI. Coniff, F. Alexan.
der, H. H. Sheel, ]. A. Ward land E.
P. Beebe. The convention adjourned
to meet at Huron, December 18th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Cologne Ga
zette to-day contains apathetic appeal
to Germans TO bear in mind the urgent
need to preserve the strength Of the
army in the face of the dangers that
menace Germany in the east and west.
The article has been badly received in
Berlin as un warranted by the present
condition of affairs and causing upnec-
essary fright.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Cause for Thanksgiving.

BIsMARCK, Nov. A.-The people of
Dakota have reason 10 give an extra
prayer OF thanks tomorrow, as there
will he no contested seats in the next
legislature. 1t is the only time for
many years that Dakota legislature
has been enabled TO convene without
several ambitious statesmen walking
around with chips on their shoulders
in readiness to fight for the possession
of seats.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

WAsArngToN, Nov. N.--The Prssl-
dent has appointed Bhhop Gordon re-
dyer Of the land once at Redwood
Falls, Ninu. The only documents
filed were Mr.. 0ordon's application
and . note from P. H. Kelly saying,
"this h the man We talked about!
Mr.. Gordon u > hardwa merchant
Ut Redwood Falls and that 10 eli any
Democrat knows OF him except the
firm Of Kelly q Gordon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

ST. PAUL. Nov. A.-Tbe Northern
Pacific earnings for the third week in
November were $297, ,l39, an increase
of S.77 over the same week In 1885.
A new time table will go into effect
on the Minneapolis & Northwestern
next Sunday and local trains will be
put on between st. Paul and Mime
apolis over the new line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Peace will be Preserved.

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 24.-The depart
msnt Of Santa Ana has been placed
under martial law, the government
having discovered conspiracy. Var.
ious arrests have been made and the
arms designed for the revolutlonists
seized. The government has take en-.
ergetic measures to preserve peace.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
Railway stocks.

New YORK, Nov. 4-Northern
Pacific. 2ss; preferred, 6si; Chicago 4
North western, ll9t; preferred, l4l;
Chicago, Milwaukee IL ST. Paul. 93s;
preferred, ll9a; st. Paul, Minneapolis
4 Manitoba. lis; Western Union
Telegraph, 7sl; Oregon Railway d
Navigation. 1851.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

to the orders of the Indian office, and
against the protest Of the agent of the
Crows, left their reservation for the
purpose OF defeating the objects of the
commission. 1t is said that an effort
with the same object In view will be
made In the spring.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Money on call
quiet at 3l97 per cent, closing 4a5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Sterling exchange, quiet
but steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-New York ex-
change, 25c per 81 600; money 6la7 per
cent and time favors 7a8 per cent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

DETROIT. Nov. PA Frankfort
special says that two bodies have been
washed ashore from the wreck Of the
Menekaunee, So that the Port Huron
dispatch about the probability Of the
vessel being safe 10 without founda-
fion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. A.-Charlse
ScheiR, Of Bcheig Bros. proprietor OF
the barber shops In the Wsss and MIC
oIIss holsls, committed suicide by
49, laudunum. No oAnee assigned.
IA - considsrsd the richest bareeS
n ~ vest, bsiss worth, perhaps
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
More Than . Rusnor.

NLINooLN, Neb., Nov. A.-Mr. Egan,
ex-president of the Irish national
league, was seen to-day regarding the
rumored conspiracy to aseassinate
Machael Davitt. He said be believed
there were good grounds for the rumor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
To Take o Better Job.

ST. PAUL, Nov. A.-R. c. Burdick,
chief grain inspector Of Minneapolis.
is to accept the position Of superinten'
dent Of the st. Paul q Northern ele-
vator company, Of Superior, Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25
ton:


rhs re.sm that thrsassnsd on Tuss-
a.v - vss looked upon with ssrioos
.ppsck kension BY cattle men, didn't
melsrialiss In this locality and ysstsr-
dsy wss - clear. bright and halny -
one could wish at this sesson Of the
year.
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q. A. X.
o. 9. Grant Post No. IL. Regular peesinss
Vsdes 10 good standing ere cordially invited,
r. G. wfssrER. y. c.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

rKusADKI LODGE NO. LIZ OF IR.-Nssss
.v.ry fkursday svsainG . oeA Ysliovs hall.
s.srarninv Knishh cordially invitsd.
Ga wHrsnsS, Q. O.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

nilss City branch mssts svsV Sunday evening
a ocIeci al tSsir hsii. vislting Knights svs
,ordfally invited. n. g. CnosBy, Pre-.
EoNRAD BcHMiD Rec. Bee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-11-25

X. Of l..
Msssiar hrst and third Friday q each y month n