Helena weekly herald., 1889-06-06
TOWN AND TERRITORY.

The Business Educator for June, issued
by Prof. Englehorn, is an interesting num-
Der of that popular publication.
The Northern Pacific trains are run
ming on the new schedule. effective June
1st. No. 1, from the East, arrives at $50
p. M, and No. 2 about 7:3O p. m.
One of the finest collections of rare
and antique coins in the entire West is in
the possession of Louis Israel. Any one
interested can 60 and see them. They
range from the present century to an age of
500 years.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners convened
this morning at the Court House, all men,
bers present. The examination of officers
reports was at once entered upon. The
Board will sit ten days or more.
Capt. John N. Coe. Goth infantry, Fort
Assinaboine, has been detached by General
Ruger to serve as inspector of certain stock
and cattle to be delivered to the Indians at
Fort Belknap agency on the 18th instant.
The officer will witness and certify to the
delivery of the stock.
Dillon Tribune: The Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company completed the
line from Dillon to Bannack, via Argenta,
on Friday, and Offices were established in
DR.. Meade's assay Office in Bannack, at
Fox's in Argenta and in the office of L. G.
Fyhrie & Co.'s store in Dillon.s
Judge Blake on Saturday dismissed
the appeal in the case of Donnell, Lawson
& Simpson vs.. L. " Styles estate and
assessed the costs on Robert Veins. This
confirms the judgment of The Probate
Court in rejecting the claim of $4,000 pre-
ferred against the estate by Donnell, Law
son & Simpson. .s- ..-.s a.4&
Petitions to the President are circulat-
ing in Custer county praying that the
Northern Cheyenne Indians be removed
from their reserve on the Rosebud to some
other reservation and that the Rosebud
tract be thrown open to settlement. Secre-
tary Lamar once ordered this done, but a
special agent reported adversely on it and
the order was revoked
ga number of Judge Bach's friends in
Dawson county, having received notice of
his approaching marriage, have sent him
handsome wedding present, consisting of an
ice-pitcher and service. The pitcher is
handsomely hand painted on porcelain, and
the goblets and bowl are gold-lined. Both
pitcher and tray were inscribed: From
your friends in Dawson county"
Agent Blain of the Pacific Express
company at Butte received telegram
yesterday evening from F. c. Gentch, su-
perintendent, instructing him to bill all
contributions to the flood sufferers of
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, through to
destination free of charge. The order in
cludes money or merchandise contributions,
and will remain in force until formal
notice of revocation is given.
AT meeting of the Fourth of July
committee Saturday, the musical commit
tee reported that they had determined to
make propositions to all the brass bands in
the Territory for assistance on the Fourth.
Appropriations were made for advertising
in all the city dailies and papers
throughout the Territory. Professor
Beggs was appointed chairman of the COM
mittee on car of state and training of chill
dren.
-Glendive Independent: Pierre Wibaux
has just concluded another large cattle deal,
having purchased the entire band of the
Powder River Cattle Company, estimated
at 10000 head. The price paid was $3.50
per head, calves thrown in, delivery to be
made on Mr.. Wibaux range near Mingus-
Vile between the 10th of August and the
18th of September. There is included in
the deaf 300 head of saddle horses at the
same figure. This gives Mr.. Wibaux 25,-
600 head of cattle now on the range,
placing him in the front rank in that line
of business. and under his able manage
ment success is sure.