The river press., 1888-06-20

by rail are excessive entirely out or all
reason, while men who have teams are
asked to haul goods two hundred miles
north of the road for the pitiful allow
ance of 40 cents per hundred pounds.
Rather than live in such a country they
are leaving it and coming to country
where there Is a navigable river and low
freight rates both by rail and river. Who
says navigable river is not "a JOY for
ever?" 1t counts; SO it does.
From Fridays Daily.
Wool sacks and twine just received at
[. G. Baker & Co.'S.
All sizes of flower pots just received at
I'll. J. Wackerlin & Co.'S.
Extra fine linen laces, u yards for 25
cents, at T. G. Baker & Cos.
All the latest novelties in millinery will
be found at |. G. Baker g. Cos.
|. G. Baker & Co. have just received a
big lot Of wool sacks and tWine.
5OO-From 100 to 500 one and two-year-
old heifers for sale by A. w. Kingsbury.
For sale-Ewes in numbers to suit.pur-
chasers. Address j. T. Arlington, Cora
MT.
For sale-Horses in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Address J. T. Arlington, Cora,
MT.
Special inducements in camel's hair and
balbriggan underwear at I. G. Baker
& Co.'S.
Lawn mowers, lawn sprinklers, vapor
stoves, refrigerators and ice cream freezers
at I'll. j. Wackerln & Co.
Beware of the rainy season, and 60 i'm
mediately to l. G. Baker & Co.'S. for Cos
samers, $1.5O, S1.75 and S2
DR.. Benjamin has received his gas appa-
ratus from the east, and is now ready to
extract teeth without pain.
Wire netting, small and large mesh, for
fencing just the thing to keep out chick
ems sold by FL. ]. Wackerlin & Co.
All those wishing dental work done
should come in soon, as [ shall visit other
parts of the territory after the 10th OF
July-J. G. Benjamin.
Spring is here and we invite all to call
and inspect the stock of new goods, |. u.
Baker & Co.'S Consisting of novelties OF
every description, now in stock.
Our stock of gentlemen's furnishing
goods is complete in every respect. Come
in boys and see the elegant line of neck
wear, as our line Of fancy grapes, silk and
satin ties have never heen equaled IN
Montana /. G. Baker Il Co.
Carpets-A nice line Of extra supers,
ingram. three phys, tapestry and body
brussels Of the latest designs for 1888,
Just purchased in New York and received
by [. G. Baker & Co. We defy any one to
show the same samples and patterns for
the price: I. G. Baker & Co.
Mr.. VIM. Rowe, who purchased Al head
of pilgrim COWS and calves Of Messrs.
Smith and Wright, Of Dakota, some time
ago has another lot on the way out which
will arrive in short time. He wants to
get together first class herd Of two
hundred or more COWS, which he expects
to use as basis in breeding up herd Of
fine cattle.
Whatever name or designation is given
to Fever and Ague, or other intermittent
disease, it is safe to say that Malaria or a
disordered state of the Liver is at fault.
Eliminate the impurities from the system
and prompt cure is the immediate re-
suit. Prickly Ash Bitters is the safest
and most effective remedy for all hillary
troubles, kidney diseases, and like COM
plants that has ever been brought before
the public. A trial is it's best recon-
mendation
Three captains Of the round ups are in
the city to-day. Capt. VIM. Birkenbuel,
Of the Sun River roundup; Capt. A. E.
Allison, of the Teton roundup and Capt.
Frank Mcguire, of the Marias roundup.
The three work their parties together,
each having supreme command on his own
territory, which he Immediately relin-
quishes when the line is crossed into the
territory of another, on the principle that
each knows how to work his own range to
the best advantage. They are all most
excellent gentleman whom it is pleasure
to meet and know
Mr.. j. L. Wright, of the firm of Smith
and Wright, of Dakota, who are purchas-
ing and shipping Montana horses from
this point, met with a painful accident
this morning on the Shonkin near George
d. Pattersons ranch. In company with
Mr. VIM Rowe he was driving bunch Of
horses to town. The horses were inclined
to break away and get back to their range,
when we'll broken animal which Mr..
Wright was riding swiftly down a hillside,
in an attempt to head them off, slipped
into c0nhar hole and fell 0n Mr. WRIGHT