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The great West., 1889-12-20
II 'Tis a Dream.

If tits dream that after while
Wen meet the loved ones gone before US,
And greet again the cherished smile
AND join our hearts in one glad chorus
With friends in an eternal home,
Where death our ties no more can sever.
And sin nor sorrow shall not come
Oh let me fondly dream forever.
If tits dream that by and by
Hopes sun of glory shall be shining
A restful haven in the sky
For which our weary hearts are pinings
And those we gave in grief and tears,
To meet again on earth. no never,
Shall Join US in the endless years
Oh let me fondly dream forever.
The great West., 1889-12-20
Iceland.

In Iceland there are no prisons and
no officers answering to our policemen.
In 1874 it celebrated the one-thous--
andth anniversary of its colonizatio n,
and at the same time became inde-
pendent of Denmark, though subject to
the king of Denmark as the head of
the Icelandic government. Iceland's
new government is thoroughly repub-
lican in spirit, all citizens having equal
rights and perfect religious liberty.
The great West., 1889-12-20
NORTH DAKOTA.

Mandan voted to issue SIC, 900 bonds for
boring an artesian well.
The Fargo bank reports collections in Cass
county better than for two years past.
The artesian well at Portland, is $50 feet
deep, and water flows through seven inch
pipe ut the rate of 500 barrels an hour, and
rises 80 feetin the stand pipe.
Father Parrault, formerly of Watertown,
has been elected chaplain OF the senate in
the North Dakota legislature. He still has
his charge at Mandan.
Senator Pierce introduceda a bill in congress
to create the land district of the State of
North Dakota and the office of surveyor gen.
eral with a salary of $4,000 year, clerk
hire and other incidental expenses.
committee from the North Dakota NJ. E.
conference have been in session for the pur-
pose of determining upon a location for their
college. Bismarck, Lisbon. Grand Forks
and abont dozen other towns are represent
ed among the bidders for this institution
George Holeomb, a farmer living near For
man, objected to W S. Allen paying atten-
ton to his stepdaughter, who has husband
living. One evening Allen called at h Holcomb's
house to see the woman and was ordered out
OF the house by Holcomb. Not getting q
fast enough move" on. the latter pulled q
revolver and shot Allen through the hand.
Allen retaliated by shooting Holcomb in the
neck, infiicting dangerous wound.
1t has been learned that the elevator com.
panies doing business in North Dakota have
been selling to the roller mills wheat for No.
1 hard which had been bought from the
farmer for No. and No 2 Northern. and in
many instances at still lower grades. The
The great West., 1889-12-20

profits for cleaning and storage for a few
weeks arc OF course simply enormous, and
come directly out Of the frost and druth-
stricken farmers Of the state. Railroad Com
missioners Montgomery, Bartlett and Un-
dtrhill are at Bismarck asking the legisla-
ture OF give them additional powers to act on
this and other elevator matters.
There are conflicting reports in regard to
destitution in Dakota. Many Eastern pa
pers, interested in preventing emigration
from their own localities are exaggerating
the hardships and suffering, which ndoubt-
edly exist, while real estate boomers in Da-
kota are not willing to admit that there is
any destitution at all. The truth is between
these two extremes. There are several
counties, in which the carly frosts cut of the
crop last year, and where the settlers need
assistance, as they are like most pioneers,
poor.
The solons Of North Dakota appear to be
in dead earnest in carrying the war on king
alcohol to it's legitimate conclusion. An
irOn-clad bill for the enforcement OF prohibi-
tion has been introduced in both houses,
and is likely to pass without having been
materially modified or softened by amend
ments, Public sentiment at Bismarck ap-
pears to be fercely hostile to alcohol The
Bismarck Tribune wants to carry the war
into every household in the common wealth,
and to punish everybody, drinkers as we'll
as sellers, and promulgates the ukase man.
kind must reform and drink water or leave
Dakota.
The great West., 1889-12-20
Tea Chewing.

The newest thing in the way of .
light, genteel stimulent that l have
seen used is tea. The leaves are taken
dry. just as the stores sell them, and
chewed in the mouth. the pulp being
thrown out afterward like an old quid
of tobacco. It is a woman's habit
and has taken the place of chewing
gum to a great extent; but l have seen,
one or two young men experimenting
with the tea and it may get to be a
regular fad. tried it. but l think no
man who uses tobacco can get any
stimulant out of tea. It's rather harm
less. and the stimulating effect is OBJ
tanned much more quickly by chewing
it than drinking it. Those l have
seen using it con sumo much more of
it, too, than they would if they drank it
The great West., 1889-12-20

Win a QIme, which we know IS more
than he deserves, or follow the exam
pie of his illustrious paragon, Mars
Sam, and give him quarter. Finally,
however, the dread of the unfavorable
comparison he will draw between US
and Mars Sam determines the cOntro-
versy in Sambo's favor, and as he de-
posits the boots at our door we drop
silver quarter into his hand, and he
rewards US by display of as white a
row of teeth as ever glistened in the
head of a darky. Hurrying through
our toilet we hasten down the broad
stairs, through the wide hall and out
into the fresh. soft spring morning.
The two great forest trees that stand
like mighty sentinels upon either side
of the front walk seem alive with the
music of the birds, and the blossom
crowned peach and cherry trees are
quivering with the same sweet melody.
Passing from the front toward the rear
of the stately residence we are arrested
near the window of the kitchen by a
colloquy between the mistress and the
cook.
What in the name of wonder have
you got a fire in the fireplace for,
Mary Ann? Have l not told you again
and again to cook on the stove?"
claws a massie, misses. go inter de
house an let de ole niggah alone. Yu
noz dis ole niggah kant kuk on dat
fetched ole thing. Mars hain't had no
biskits he kud ct since you fotcht dat
The great West., 1889-12-20

Among the doubtful things that are
mighty uncertain are the doubtful states
Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

AMONG ~ many p%r"ul'nrut rerub-
licau- oG the t-Trllory who ure rrceiv
lug Inrntion IN c,uHgr' On with the
p]uv,ruorshIp Of the PEW STATE, the
Journal wishes ~ inc.uie tie nam
OF Alexander {. B,ikiu, n gDllrTap
who by yiriue of inle l'ctua! attain
nIenls, nu.w irving feilty Ia party,
loag rss.d-n'e in tie terri ory and un.
ceIsihg work for the cause, entities
him IN our opinion 10 a serious on
.IderI ion by the party Manager.
The lnduuitaUie energy lh It su.tuus
Bim under II crushing physical mir
fortune would not te out # place ia
the office Of chief executive of our NV
state, aud though there ale others
WHO are abundantly fitted TO adorn
thi- high position, W. feel that Col.
BOtkin should he mus cred in tie
first rank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

A magazine has Just begun TO write
'Ths History Of a Title Page" Itmay
seem a small subject but il isun inter
estiug % 1t has also Il very marked
bearingo on the history Of literature. In
volved IN u we find the questions Of
titles, new, borrowed or initiated; Of
authorship, real Or assumed; Of dates,
accurate. inaccurate, or absent alto
gcthcr In the mere arrangement Of
type on the title page, not much vari-
ETY. is to be looked for Some origin.
atty III that respect Is shown now and
then by publishers with taste aud
fancy. but IL Is obvious that not much
novelty IS feasible. Every how and
then VIC have the name Of the author
at the top OF the page, instead Of IN the
middle, after tIc French fashion the
effect is Quaint aud pleascs. Now and
again, tac title OF The book starts at
the LETT hand top corner aud IS run
on liEg n sentence llll inishrl instead
OF being divided and spread out over
the page, m ORTHODOXY style. But when
all las been done that can be done in
this aud other directions, lap present
day publisher soon discovers tnut the
variations are by no means endless.
The only device which uas not Of
late been greatly exploited is that Of
the illustrated title pace With Ifs
broad margin OF artistic design ln-
closing tho smallest possible amount
OF type. This used TO be- very popular,
but has nos fallen into almost entire
di-rsc The preference low Is for
title pages OF simplicity ia Gl.ign and
brcvity in wording. IN the latter re.
spect we GO, perhaps 10 aD extreme,
rUserylug al our explanations Of the
volumes scope for the preface, and
thus giving trouble To the casual in.
spectors Of books. On Que point one
might almost ask for Legislative enact
meut-on the point Of including on
every tile page the date Of the year
In which the work is published. There
are publishers who systematically
eyado this duty, and the result Is that
ono cannot tell whether their publ.
cations are old or new, without max.
ing inquiries which cost time, and
which should not DO forced upon the
weary student London Globe,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

Since American children are all
kings and queens, it is only natural to
suppose chat they will be interested
in the correspondence between the
Princess Wilhelmina, who is likely
soon to be queen of the Netherlands
Notwithstanding the surprising recov.
cry Of her father, the king, from what
was expected TO be permanent insanity
and The infant king of Spain.
The princess, whoisin her 9Th year
has always been delighted to hear all
that her mother, Queen Emma, could
tell her about the baby king OF Spain.
A day or two before her last birthday,
entirely Of her own accord, she sat
down and wrote her cousin all kings
aud queens are cousins II letter, in
which, after giving him a list Of her
principal treasures, including her Ia
rorite big doll Pauline aud her pei
pony, she went on 10 tell him that
some day she should be Il queen.
though she did not want TO be one,
me bit.
She added that she supposed little
aings liked toys as well as other little
bows, and if her mamma would allow
her, she would send him the biggest
Noah's ark she had ever seen-which
had in it every animal in the Zoology
cal Garden at Rotterdam, and Others
besides.
Both the letter and the Noah's ark
were sent to Madrid, and in due time
the Princess Wilhelmina received
from the king of Spain a charming
little answer, written, of course, by
his devoted mother. Youths Com.
panion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

tihs, In the Dis'ri' Cou't Of the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory u Moatana, In and FIR
the said County Of Gust y, and TO ahsw . the com.
plant filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of
The day of ~seryicel after the service on you Of this
summons-ifse ry,d within this County; or, IL
served out Of his County but In this distinct, hen
wi hin TWEEN days, otherwise within
forty days-or Judgmrbt by ueiault VIII he
taken against you, according to tue prayer OF said
complaint.
Tie sald action is brought TO ohtsin . uecrre Of
this Court fol- the foreclosure If . certain Mort
gage described in The sad Complaint, and exc
Culed by the said Walter a Rurleigh, n, and
Clara K. B%urleigh, on the sh dTy Of April, A ID,
1857, TO secure the payment Of a certain promis-
sorry note for 500, with interest ~ The rate OF :
per cent Ter a1num ~ per cory Thereof attached
10 said Complaint. and reasonable attorney Ices
10 be allowed by the court on lots !, 2, g, rs, Q, 10
and II IN seciion II, Township 6 north Range 40
east, Custer Couuty, Montana, that The premises
conveyed by said Mortgage, may lie sold, and the
proceeds applied TO the payment OF said pr0mis-
ory note and attorney fees aud interest aud In
case such proceeds are not sufficient 10 pay the
zane, then to obtain an execution against said
Walter A. Burlcigh,J r and lAraR BuTeigh forthe
balance remaining de, aud also that the SAID De-
PENDANTS ana all other persons claimed by,lh ouch
" under Il EN- may be barred and fOrecln ed OF all
right, Till claim, lien, equity ~ redemption, aud
interest in and to said noTigtged premises and
fur Of her and further relief, rs will more fully APP
pear by reference 10 he complaint on hle herein,
and for their costs Of suit,
And YOU are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear aud answer the said Complaint, as above
required. the said Plaintiffs Will applyt to the Court
| for the rrlief demanded In the said Complaint.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the Dis
irict CouIt Of The Third Judicial District
49, Of the Territory OF Montana, in and for
| LIS. the said County OF tuster, this oh day Of
49, August, 10 the year Of Our Lord tine Thou.
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty Nine.
THOS A. GARRETT, q TX.
| . rIANFG MEE AEt AYR nanutV fnaFE
JW. KINsLEY aud JoH FAIRFIELD, AttOrneJ s
for Plaintiffs,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

The meek md humble manner In
which the rsnk. and file Of the democ-
rucy accept the dlcium of the leaders
a primary meetings has no parallel
in Inc republican party. The untcru.
h,d walk NJ auu take the desc pre-
pared for them without n murmur.
T. j. not % with he republicans. They
rhink aud acI INDEPENDENTLY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

In the DlNiFltl AuNIl o. tue iIlll buNANlAl
District of the Territory of Mnniaua within and
FIR the county OF Custer.
lthe bistiiCtCuun
b0f the Third Ju.
Mathew Bodies, II. shepard ldicial District OF
Bolles and Richard F. hOllrs, 1.-THE Territory Of
partners doing business as NJ. Montana, In ans
Bodies q Co. for The county Of
Plaintiffs, ItukteT, aud the
Against complaint hled IN
Frank A. Zahl and Carrie Zahl, said county OF
Defendants. ,tusteT, IN the OF.
Ihre OF the clerk
Iof said DistTiu
Court.
The Teople Of The Territory Of Montana, send greet
ing 10 Frank 4. ZAul and Carrie Lahl, !eiend.
auis.
You arr hereby required TO appear in an action
brought agaiIs 81 you by The above named plaintiffs,
in the pistli let Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.
iTict Of he Territory OF Montana, In and for the
said county OF Custer, and 10 answer the Complaint
nlcd therein, within ten days exclusive Oithe day
Of s~,Tvice) alter the service OF you OF this sun
mons-if served within this county. or, II served
oul Of This c1uUty, bur IN this dist Tici, tn u within
twenty days: otherwise within forty oays-OT judy'
meut by default will bn taken against Won, accord.
ing ~ the prayer of sai1% complaint.
the said action Is brought 10 obtain \ decree OF
this COuit for the foreclosure Of a certain Mort
gage described IN the said Complaint, aud exc.
cuted ny the said Frank A Eahl aud Carrie Labl
on th. 9th day OF May, A. ID. 1857, TO secure the
ply ,enf of a certain pTOmiss0Ty note Ter S95l,
with interest ~ : per cent per aunum a. per copy
thereof attached to laid complain. ant rVl an.
able attorney Ice 10 be allowed Ny the court, On
the northeast q OF the southwest a aud lots !.
and 3 iH section T., T. Wuship IL, north Il Range
81 cast. Custer County, Montana, that the prrul'
Uses conveyed by said Mortgage may be sold, and
the proceeds applied to The payment of said prom
issory note, interest and attorney fees aud ia case
such proceed are not sufficient TO pay the same,
then 10 obtain an execution AGAINST saii rank
A. Zahl and Carrie Eabl for the balance rmaining
doe, and also that the SAID Defendants and al
other persons claiming by, through or undtTthcm
may BE- barred and iorecl0sed OF all right, title,
claim, lien, equi y 81 redemption, and Interest In
aud 10 said m0rigaged premises, and Tor other
and fur her rrlief. Ms viii more fully appear by
reierence 10 the complaint on file herein aud ioi
their costs OF suit.
Aad you are hereby notified that II you fail "a
ippfar and answer The ss!i complaint, rs auOyt
eQuired, The saii plaintiffs will apply 10 the our
.or The Keller demanded In the said complaint.
Given under my hand AID the seal ofthe District
Court OF the ihiri Judicial District Uf the
-- Territory 81 Montana a. ana tyT the said
lis. county OF Custer, this 9th day u August,
49, m the year ~ our Lord One Thousand
Eight Huutred and Eighty-Nine.
THOMAS A. ARKEfT, Clerk,
Nv lanes MCFARLASE ~, Deputy Clerk.
}. w. K!NsLEY and ions FA!Rr ED, Attorneys
for Plainiins,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

The people Of the Territory - Montana. send
greeting 10 Walter A. Burleig h. Jrt aud Clara
X Bu reigh, Defendants!
You are heroby required 10 appear 10 ~ action
brought against you by the above named Pain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

Susltl.
Action brought in
Mathew BplI,s, Nj. ibvDi-uIcI Courtof
shepard Bodice the Ihri Judicial
aHu Richard j. NDtstrict Of tie Ter
Belles, partners lnt0Ty If Montana,
Going businesses An and for TIA" Coun,
VI. Bodies d Co, Wy Of Custer, and
Plaintiffs, the COMPETENT filed
Against fin sad County o
joseph ii. Gee, Custer. ia the office
Defendant. uf ihe Clerk OF aid
\District Court.
The people OF the Territory OF Mon
Iaha, II greeting to Joseph H..
Gee, Defendant:
You are hereby required To appear
In al action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiffs, IA the
District Court uf lbe 3Id judicial Dis
trlct 81 the Territory of Montana, ia
and Tor the laid County of Custer. aud
Ia answer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive of the day
~ service alter TIE service uu YOU of
tnI- Summous-If served WITHIN this
AANtAiN : ~ u rNiN'h 'NA W AAllE 'NflilN ,
but III this Ilstric', then within
twenty days; Otherwise within forty
Gays-lr Judgment by default will hp
taken against you, according a. tue
prayer of said complaint.
the said action is brought to obtain
a decree OF this Court for the .Orrcius-
ure OF . crrtsiU MOiguge Described in
the said Complaint, aud executed 10y
tue said Joseph II. Tee Oh the 18TH
Gay Of April, a. ID. lsS7, to sevure the
payment of acertain prprnis-ory note.
Sl,2tO, wliE Interest al s ler cent per
auuum as per copy thereof attached Ia
said complaint, aud reasonable nitDr-
MY fees to be allowed 10y the courl on
the southeast OF The southwest quar-
ter aud the southwest of the SOUTH
~ % ana lots Z aud S. all in SECTION
10, Township0, NORTH Of R,uge IL east
Ia Custer County, Montana, tLst the
premises conveyed by said Mortgage
may be sold, aud the proceeds applied
To the payment 0f said prOm'ssory
note and interest and attorneys fees
and IN case such proceeds are not sufli-
Gent To pay TIE same, then TO obtain
an execution against said Joseph II.
Gee for the balance remaining due,
andalso that the said Defendant and
all other persons claiming by, through
or under MIN may br barred and fore
closed Of all right, title, claim, lie' q,
equity of redemption, aud interest in
ard to said mOrigsged premises, and
for other ard further relief, as will
more fully appear 10y reference To the
Complaint on file herein. and for
thril costs of suit,
And you IRE hereby notified that "
you fail 10 appear snd answer the laid
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiffs will apply TO the Court for
The relief demanded IN the SAID con-
plant.
Given under my hand aud the seal
Of the District CouTt Of the
laird Judicial District 0f the
- Territory ~ Montana, In and
LIS iuT the sain county Or Custer,
49, this 9Th day Of August, In The
year Of our LORD One ThouS,
and Eight Hundred and
Eighiy.Niue.
THOMAS 4. GARRETT, Clerk.
BY JAMES MCFARLANE, Deputy CIpik.
J. w. KINsLEY aud JoHN FAIR.
FIELD, Attorneys 'nr Plaintiffs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

b.. 90 - tgsn 90 A MONTH can hc made
MOI W th-JVs g. working for us, Age pre-
toTrd Fho can idTntsh . bofse ana give Ihelr whole
tIuei ~ thr business, spare momenlH may De prpii.
Ly emplovpd alec. Afew vacaneirg lhiuwus TWl
riiips. Is. h. JOISsOs a Co, lU9 Matn ~
Richmond, W.,
\. R-liuase state uye and busln'ssr Eicricnre
Sever mind about sUuding s'ainp iof lrp4'
III. Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13
uungn

In the District Court VI The THIRD judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana, within and
Tor the County ~ Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

Dele aias elected under the call vii provide
Themselves With credentials from the ludg, 5 0i
primary elections in their respective precincts. in
order that their right 10 seats and vote In the
convention may be determined.
J.. y. COLLINS,
Vice Cam Ten. Com.
= GORDON, Sec.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-13

The EDITOR o. rHG NELLOwsr0SE lOyESAL
10 lot responsible tor any " 'he oplh-
o.. or utterincus OF It's correspondents.
Notice Is hereby given 70 all eonoeInel maj
fHE YELLOWSTONE Journal PrBLtsiiN" 70
holds the Contract 10 DO all printing AMI al
v%ertisiug, Of whichever nature ehaIgeahle 70 Nus-
Tor enunIy and i also the designated and culy paper
in Custer county 10 v lieh services by bubble non
can be legally made. Legal notices PUBLISH VI in
IN r plpeps OF Custer county, are S,td and
; has been decided by the eouris Of
Montana.
No bills against TIE lELLowsTOSE JOURNAL
SuBLtsHISG Co, contracted by al of the employees
VI said paper or OTHERS, will be recognized unless
accompanied hy q written order signed by the cub
'sher o. business manager.