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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-03


We want a live correspondent
at every post Office in this and adj
joining counties, to give us the
news. Write short letters and
'confine yourself toltems o. news.
Political disquisitions Of more
than three hundred word vi I!I.ssbt
be published, as rule, there may
be some exceptions.
Alex Trent, Of Gilbert, passed
through town Monday on his way
ito Guyandotte. Alex is one OF
our best citizens. He is a Repub-
lican, but at the same 4ime is in
favor Of tariff reform We have
several good citizens who vote the
Republican ticket, simply because
they were union men during the
war.
Reports from below represent
the Ohio river higher than it has
been since 1854, aad the river
was still risingv The Guyandotte
above this place was not SO high
as it has been this year; below
this place it was higher. Island
Creek was as high lis ever known.
No damage was done, that has, as
yet, been heard Of.
Let us all manifest a greater
interest in our Sabbath School
than we have heretofore Let the
old and young put their shoulder
to The wheel, and thereby make a
grand success of the School. The
lesson for next Sabbath will be
Galatians g. f-5. Let every one
study the lesson and be prepared
| to take an active part. next Sab
bath.
During the wet weather of last
week slip from the mountain on
! Peach Creek, run Nagainst the
dwelling house of j. H. Williams
with force sufficient to move the
house some ten or twelve inches.
The dirt is still laying against the
house, nearly to the caves. Mr..
Williams has moved to another
| house. His orchard above the
house was entirely destroyed by
the slip.
1t was supposed that in view of
the facts and the-lseRs, and also OF
fi=tiIe fact-the votes We're not spe-
icially needed that the Senate
| Committee on Elections could at
ford to be fair in making a de-
cision III the Montana Senatorial
contest, but by a strict party vote
it has decided to report in favor
LOT the Republicans. A more out
rageous and unfair decision was
never made by any committee.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-03
Town Directory.

Mayor-U. B. Buskirk.
Recorder-William Stratton.
Councilmen.-Thos. G. Whited,
Pat Christian, +. N. Mitchell FL.
S. White and VIM. Cary.
Scrgeant.-Leander Cary.
Assessor.-J. B. Ellison.
Street Commissioner.-e6i.-Asft.
Morgan. ----4
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-03

II. G. Avis and daughter, Miss
Mary, were in town Monday.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-03

Yours &C.,
West Virginia & Ironton r. r. Co.,
By Vinson Il Mcdonald. It's attorneys
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

~ J. stuart was Ia Detroit yesterday
"a business
c. II. V4a Armaa. q Hastings, vas
IL tae c.iy yesteraAy-
Hon. 4 Ii. Weston : spend dlng
Ihzuksg F.lg 8ltn relatives u Maine.
Chzres II Bromley Gas gone - jack
soa - sDead IaAlS SsglVlDg y III trlel1s
David s1eketee All T. f. Cady, Jr.,
se1t ~ Ch.eago yesterday - spend q
Hee1
A. B. Butler, Of Name Village. \. y
: % tie ciGy, = guest u as iE-ends +.
B. Ls4er.
Mrs.. Edward Dud, Of Battle Greek, 5
spending Thanksgiving slLA Ms. Z. y.
Rapp, of tlls city.
SIR. aud Mrs j j. Emery aye spend
ng Iaanksg wing win Als- Emery ;
parents At Hastings.
Mrs. Charles Fox, OF a Clark ct, 5
| spending Thanksgiving with heT father
J. ". S&ckell, VI Lowell.
| Eugene Carmichael, OF r. L. Polk &
Co, Is AZ home from Ann Arbor u eat
LIS Thanksgiving turkey.
Mrs. George Whitman Is spending
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.. ana
| Mrs G. Ai0us, OF Green Haven.
Mss Frances 4. Pelrce, who has been
| spending some weeks al the Battle
Greek S4niIarlum, mas returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Carstens and
daughter Elsie have gone 70 spend
Thanksgiving With relatives n Mlchl-
gan Cay.
Wm. 3. Streeter, assistant superin-
tendeut and state agent or the State
Public school at COldwater, Was III the
city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Pennis, of West Bridge-st-,
and Mrs. Butler, OF LlncOln-st., have
gone 70 New York TO spent Thanks
giving with relatives.
Mrs. JOhn G.. Camp, OF 80 South
DlyisiOn-st., left yesterday morning for
a four weeks vlsit with relatives and
friends in Oakland county.
Frank b. LeClear left for Grand Rap
| IDS last night. He mas bought the
magnificent \. \. LeClear gallery III
that city Jackson Patriot.
Prof. E. 3. Swift, of Rochester, n.
| Y, the eminent lecturer on the micro
scope and telescope, and we'll known IN
this city, IS the guest OF +. /. May0ury
and family.
GOV. and Mrs. VI. 5. Crosby returned
| yesterday from the trip South, much
pleased with their journey. The TELE-
GRAN-HERALD IS under obligation to
them for copies of Southern news
/ papers.
| Miss Grace Buck left yesterday 10
spend Thanksgiving with her sister,
Gertrude, Il pupil IN the Albion Con-
| seryatory of Music. She Will also visit
| friends IN Teconsha and Middleyille be-
| fore she returns.
f. o. Van der Sluis and family, OF
Big Rapids, are visiting their brother,
Jas. Van der Slu.s, Esq. Today these
two families, together with the family
| of John Van der Sluis, will 90 TO Hol-
land TO spend Thanksgiving with their
brother-in-law, A. Visscher.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
A wyoming Surprise Party.

On Thursday evening last. while
Orson L. Locke was quietly enjoying
himself at MS home IN the township OF
Wyoming, his ear WAS greeted by the
sound OF instrumental muse, and on
opening his door 10 listen he was met
by the GrandVille hand, followed 10y
about one hundred citizens of che Fll-
lage and surrounding country, who
marched IN, took possession, and IA
formed him that the iitty-tltth ann
yersary OF his birthday could not be
passed over as quietly as he had imsg.
med. After couple hours OF social
enjoyment, order was called, and with
few appropriate remarks Rev. /. B,
Jones, on behalf of the neighbors and
friends, presented Mr.. Locke with an
elegant easy chair, and Mrs. Locke with
a beautiful water set. after which lunch
baskets were brought forth, refresh
ments served, and all repaired 10 then
homes, prOnOunclng II the most com
plete surprise of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
GENEROUS EMPLOYERS.
Fir.as whs Rsaeuabsr sAs pap aaa TAsi
Eusp1oges

According o. his custom, Charles X.
: lgh pxesented each workman Ia hls
factory VITA Thanksgiving t0rkey
li.ere were IA 0f taeEa.
Ihs y A. Berksy Company gave
ezca Of Their employees 4 turkey.
Tie Leonard refrigerator Company
usually gives each man q turkey. rel
this year pns on buyng them anti yes
tegd4y and wzs unable 20 get them
Probably On CHRISTMAS the Omission
Wll oe made good.
Foster, stevens A co. gave Their nifty
elght employees bg Tat turkey.
Ihe Grand Rapids Plaster Company
als0 treated Their naads 10 4 turkey
ece.
The employees OF the Crescent Milling
Company VII eGeh eaI turkey At hi'
employers expense. The company also
sent = barrel u hOuT to the L. B- A.
Home, and also one 70 81 Mark /;
Home.
The Valley City Milling Company
sent from one hundred - two hundred
pounds OF Hour 10 each Of the twelve
benevolent institutions OF the ely.
". b. smith, OF Smith Opera House,
gave each of the twelve employees OF
hls house turkey for .tOday's dinner,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

"Briscoe's Battle of Gettysburg" is
coming to our city, and will exhibit in
Hartman's Hall Dec. 2. The comrades
Of Custer post, g. A. r., have done a
good work in securing this spectacle
for presentation here. Every one will
want to see this wonderful reproduc-
ton of the great battle in which the
troops from our own State performed
such heroic service for country and
flag. A special matinee will be ar
ranged IN the afternoon so that the
children can witness the glorious field
whereon their fathers fought SO nobly
and SO well.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

Nearly every nlal, woman &1c cnl-1
ID TIE Valley CITY are 70 hare a hollcay
today. Way should BOT Newspaper en-
ployes be neladeds We have hgured
t1a1 they should, and 81 publish -
PAGER llmaIruH
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
COURT CRUMBS.

Daniel Mcqueen filed a bill for di-
vorce against Laura r. Mcqueen yester-
day. The grounds of the bill is extreme
cruelty.
The Supreme Court issued writ of
error in the case of Godfrey Ralenbach
against Thaddeus Foote, and has or
dered a record OF ali the proceedings IN
the circuit court.
Circuit court cases on call Friday:
Chancery 20, law l6.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

WAsHHGEos. NoTelaDer =. - For
Michigan. snow; mlch colder, wth
severe cold wave high north SesteFly ;
slncs. with dangerous gales or lakes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

We are offering a number of ehort
lengths in different grades of carpets at
a great bargain.
NOIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

zee Arthur 81 Pa.lbr.c's 500 Cabinets.
Al trans were on time yesterday,
despite lhe snow storm.
The funeral Ok Attle Ida Rose Trankla a
all be held AZ the house az p. n to-
day.
The @ r. 4 l. Railroad 5 building a
warehouse near the Phonlx Furniture
Factory
The alarm OF IRE Yesterday morning
was caused by the burning out OF a
chimney az zs7 West LeCnArd-st. No
damage.
The Examination Of teachers for Kent
county viii be- held on Friday OF this
wees .n the secretary's OItce, number
9. Court block.
Charles Wheeler danced and paid the
fiddler, and IS ROW mourning for the
OFercOat s0mebody stole while no was
enjoying himself.
A carload OF crockery from England
was cleared from the custom house by
III. Leonard & Sons Yesterday. The
duty amounted 80 500.
Deputy sheriff Hawley, Of Muske-
gOn, passed through the city yesterday
with ". IL Ctuis. the forger, who was
sentenced % ten years at Jackson.
The Hill small boys take the cake fer
meanness. Yesterday they amused
themselves By -nOw-balling the defense
less gripmen wnO ran the open ears.
Fremont Skeels has begun the survey
OF the south Park q CRYSTAL Springs
street railway. H viii push the work
and get the profile map ready as soon
as possible.
Rev. W. +. Richardson has been pre-
vailed upon TO reconsider his resigna-
ton as pastor of the Church of Christ
and will remain n the city if the church
az Allegheny, Pa, does not hold him 10
his acceptance OF their call.
Johnnie Long, a lad about fourteen
years OF age, was given transportation
% ms home IN Howard City Yesterday
by the superintendents of poor. He
has been attending school at Clarksvine
aud ran away 10 get home for Thanks
giving turkey.
The many friends of Elder I. d. Van
Horn viii be pleased TO learn that he.
assisted by Elder Fargo, OF Greenville
VIII hold services Do Good Templars'
Hall, McMullen block, on Saturday,
November 30. at 10 O.. m; also Sunday
evening at : o'clock. December /. Al
are cordially invited % be present.
Elder Van Horn is quite well known in
this city, and full house Is expected.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
Nearly Five Hundred Turkeys.

Ate O'Clock last night J. w. Rosen-
thai, of the Tower Clothing Company
stated that 463 turkeys had been dis
posed of since he com menced giving a
turkey with each suit of clothes and
with each overcoat that he sold. Quite
a number were disposed of during the
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28

For fine oak sidebOard for $40, 90
to the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
TOWN TOPICS.

A rh41kaEfsi1s F1rsilsA
q sas . g.lrksy. grga1 41e tz4
of EaosI pe-l8soE a-c4-
Asa. - iLsz-ct cert@la. t1zs
hs ls4rsl "a sl1 s4rc0ph-sA
IL ~. a. A-zst, I assrd am tz<
"a lzs ~ uch 1z44@aity,
AiE1oslga 10 yTesscL1s pa<41Az
AroUses aot ~ sa1lry.
A4go-sit1 xsen. prospective eye
Thsy sz5cn tas q,4lex L1cre4ss q II
Dsad -glAt.y sfpesly. So t1sl ~
To snatch Ia kstcesx Diecs 4 msl"
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

The Commercial Travellers Protecting
Association, of the United States, had q
membership Of over sixteen THOUSAND
and is probably the strongest association
Of the kind in the world. Mr.. John r.
Stone, their Natl Sec'y and Treas, 10
Dearborn st. Chicago, in letter states
that he has been severely troubled at
times; for the past twenty years, with
cramp and bilious collie which would
compel him to take to his bed from three
to six days while in St. Louis at their
last annual meeting he procured bottle
Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and has since used IT
with the best results. It is the only
Remedy he ever found that effected a
rarid and complete cure. No one can
safely travel without it. Sold by
Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
Campaign Votes,


Soldiers of the Union will all note for
Major Maginnis and the whole ticket,
Stand by the democratic flag.
BE sure that you register at once.
Let no man be discouraged from reg
lsterlng by the misconduct Of registry
agents some of whom put obstracles in
the way.
Maginnis and Toole are invincible.
They have. never been beaten. Fl
Republicans are trying to eat crow.
Tom Power is bitter dose ~
The Rolfe has at length consented to
but the republican ticket at the head of
the editorial column. Has it been wait
ing for agrease"?
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
vote shall be registered in spits of the
agents efforts to prevent it.

vote shall be registered in spita of the
agents efforts to prevent it.
The Little Belt mountains have thei,
might caps" on as result of the cold
snap this morning.
Miss Ford has an opponent for the
nomination Of superintendent of schools
IN the person of Prof. Swan,
D.. =. Wernecke, father of our popular
gfoceryman, accompanied by his daughter
MISS Wesa Sutton, arrived in town yester-
aay on visit to Q. T. Wernecke.
What's the matter with Chas. Brew
ster as registry agent at Truly? To-
uaY tne commissioners removed the book
from his place and appointed Chas. E.
Hoag agent in his place.
On the Park register today are the fol-
lowing names: G. G. Bourne Jas. Allin.
=. A. Sears, Fl. l. Neidringhaus, j, H.
Rice, J. D. Waite, Bessie Ford, Fl. y
Willette, G. 8. Brown, E. r. Clingan.
J. H. Little brought to the TRIBUNE
ONCE sample Of oats grown by him on
the bench land near Box Elder, without
irrigation. This sample is as fine as we
nave seen having long heads we'll filled
with plump grain. ..- @@"~~
,,;na ~. =. =. thompson, the efficient
pflclpa ~ ma ? OF the city schools, is graduate
" not paIslllo'ltN na,,l college He should receive
heort,, i,eo un's y 'ne gooa wishes, but also the
teraotsd .a..y dqGi-operalon OF every person in
Ealls. Is.e' III 'ile p'iollc schools OF Great
'1'' .@. . ".~...
Mr.. Shlpler,portrait ana landscnne Mn.
tographer, has rented the rooms formerly
coupled by the ssRee Hive. and will onen
np iaovas ~ =, the photograph business. He
m a morrou - - . .r,P over 1'ie M. y X. X. TO-
lina li,,' -" ~ maze some views along that
o ..~#
Hon. j. K. Toole, candidate for gov
ernor, and Hon. W. F. Pemberton, can.
didate for attorney general. arrived
on the afternoon train from He]era and
remain over night in the city. All demo.
Gratis are requested to meet at headouart-
ers promptly at D. m. for the purpose
Of comforting with these distinguished
gentlemen in regard to the campaign.
Later-In order to be in LewistoWns on N
time, Messrs. Toole and Pemberton has to
leave this afternoon. The meeting this
evening is therefore postponed
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

Opinions Caught on The Fly-No Mistake
Made.
"They are all winners.''
"Tis a good strong ticket"
SIT can't be beat"
"Gordon is strong man." -
"Bob Ford assure to go to the state
senate"
"Bill Cockrill made the best speech of
the day"
"Ihe old war horse is bound to win."
"Bob is the grandest man of them ALL"
"Dr. Crutcher's eloquent speech, nom
mating r. s. Ford, was very fine and
brought forth rounds of applause"
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
BOUND TO WIN
SUCH IS THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
NOMINATED YESTERDAY.
The Town and County Delegates work
In Full Harmony-The Ticket
Meets With General
Appreciation F.

The second ballot for clerk of the dis
Fct district court resulted in majority
Of one for VIM. Cockrill. Great excite.
ment prevailed when the result Of the
ballot was announced and loud calls for
Mr.. Cockrill brought that gentleman to
| the platform, when in eloquent terms he
praised his opponent, Judge Dyas, and
his conduct of the canvass. He thanked
the convention for the honor Of the nomi-
nation and promised to use his utmost
effort for the success Of the entire ticket.
The ballot for county attorney gave
Stanton 1s votes and Taylor 20. On
motion Of Or. Crutcher, Mr.. Taylor was
unanimously declared the nominee. In
| response cloud calls Mr.. Taylor made
feeling speech in which he returned
thanks for the honor which the conven-
ton had conferred. He paid an eloquent
tribute to Mr.. Stanton and thanked him
for corteous treatment during the canvass.
Mr.. Stanton was then called for and
responded in a graceful and eloquent
speech. He said that the canvas had
been fair and square contest and he had
been fairly defeated, but although he had
failed to secure the nomination he would
Estill do al he could for the success of the
ticket. @ 4
Other nominations followed and the
ticket was completed as appended:
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

BARLOW, N. y, Sept. 3.-Jack Quinn, the
Scotland lightweight champion, and
Jack Buckley known as the Fulton Mark
ct boy, engaged in prize fight near here
yesterday afternoon, London prize ring
rules. The fight was Quinn's almost
from tie start. After the sixth round
Buckley wanted to stop, but the referee
ordered him to go on. In the twelfth
round he fell senseless on the ropes.
His seconds then threw up the sponge.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

. HELENA, Sept. 3.-At the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Independ-
ent Publishing company yesterday the
following trustees were elected: A. w,
Lyman, Hugh McQuaid, A. j. Davidson,
W. p. Cullen, Massena Bullard, David
Marks and @. D. Greenfield. "".#@.o.."
The trustees elected the following off
GERS: President and general manager, A.
W. Lyman; vice president, Hugh Nc
Quald; secretary, Massena Bullard
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
FavOrably Impressed.

HELENA, Sept. 2-Capt. j. W. Plum
mer returned from Neihart yesterday,
where he has been inspecting several
mines in that section. He is favorubly
impressed with the camp, and believes
that with railroad there every mine in
the district could be made to pay. The
Queen Of the Hills, Gait and Motion lodes,
he said, are well developed and in con
dition to knock down ore.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
OUR HOME GUARDS.
WHITE ANNOuNcEs NEu,
APPOINTMENTS.
a. r.. heazie Appointed Captain of Cav.
a'ry-Wllliam Zeastrow of Helena
Made First Lieutenant of
Cavalry.

HELENA, Sept. 3.-The governor yes
terday made the following appointments:
A. b. keazie as captain of cavalry in the
national guard of Montana; VIM. Zeas-
trow of Helena, first lieutenant of cayal
ry,and Simon Hoaswieth of Butte as SER
ond lieutenant of the infantry. Secretary
walker was instructed to issue commits
sions to the new officers VI
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

"For want of nail, a shoe was lost;
for want Of shoe, horse was lost; for
want Of horse. rider was LOST Never
neglect small things. The first signs of
pneumonia and consumption can posi-
lively be checked by Dr. sAcker's English
Remedy for Consumption. Sold by La
peyre Bro.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Prospects are f1atter-
ing for very heavy crop Of potatoes and
q good crop Of corn in the States. The
present condition of corn is high in
Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa. In Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
the general condition is about 10 per cent
below the average at this season last year.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be secured by the under
signed for the erection of q school house
aQx50 feet, 1a-foot ceiling; building to be
of brick. All material to be furnished
by contractor. For further information
apply to Jas. z. BLAND1Ne,
Clerk School Dis. No. r.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
Married,

On Aug. 20 Judge Erskin united in the
holy bonds of wedlock Jos. H. Pardew,
and Juditha Welborn, at the residence Of
Il. schrambeck, Of St. Clair. May the
young couple enjoy q long and happy
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
Wool in Demand.

BosToN, Mass, Sept. 2.-The demand
for wool has shown more activity and the
number OF manufacturers scanning tha
market has increased, some Of them com
ing here two Or three times during the
week. '@ s ."5.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

The Cataract Mill company have just
received car load of chicken feed,
Send in your orders.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

The finest stock Of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes at Joe Conrad's, ~
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
From Mondays Daily.1

- 'OA'A 4''oAA.A"5 CalAS'l
The postoff1ce at Ida has been discon-
tinued.
Geo. W. Beckett Is in town representing
the honest democrats Of Truly.
Mr.. Barnes, head waiter at the Park,
leaves today for st. Paul. Miss Jennie
Jennings has charge of the dining room
at present.
. The stage line from Cascade to Sun
River has been discontinued. The only
stage route to the north now is from Great
Falls. This line sends out Il coach every
day at 4 p. M, for Sun River, Ft. Shaw.
Choteau, Dupuyer and Plegan.
Chas. Green, of Great Falls, and a
prominent livery man of that city, came
over on few days visit. Mr.. Green was
Il citizen of Helena for some time and
then removed to Great Falls, where he
started livery stable.-Helena Herald.
Among the arrivals at the Park hotel
are p D Hastle, r 5 Ford, Sun River; A
G Hay, Grafton; D H Churchill, VIM
Ulm, Ulm; K Clark, T W Babbing, Jos
Allin, H L Mclntire, D F Wilson, M F
Gleason, @ L johnson, J W Hopkins, j g
~ MeineoAG' wen, WI WeDper, L
stree1; Jonn ferguson, Louis Goslin, 3
= no9ertsoh, . Dunn, Mlck Hayes, =
fefKlns, = waite, II v Collins, L 8
Reed, J Beckett, H Sieber, Jas Gillette, M
Carter, s 5 Heron, Chas Moy, @ D Elliot
ana v " Blckett.
HI, DesComhas tba vo,7 ,,novn o,a
nonnjar res;dent If ~ rora So was m"d nr;n;nai "n
n,pner If tho nrnnartv at tho - oounes -
Grand and Ma;n etran+ Hoiano ~, ,,h;eh
the First National Bank building stands.
~. neseunpes ~ ~ uut1 toa. q onestoly frame
for various business purposes. and after
wa, wary = u1sposer asp ~ . :" y 70 We9oer @Wolf
~ ~. r. Soo 49, ;s Nv euss .ne ifsl Na.lon
of that sum now. Mr., Desc Combes thinks
he would nave prospered greatly had he
Teaa,ne Hn q ana ~ ald ~ E1wn uP WIN Helena.
at NJ the h @ hanonet ~ satnrdav n;"ht ole'y anu was
1,,o ua,o,. ua.a1.
ararn1. im i aEd;tnr Hara1d. Ga,l. cIntalns .nls
Jensen of the newly organized "a" Com
pany of Great Falls, arrived in the city
yesterday from Anaconda, where he at
sehaeu 'ne ue.noGla.ic hs convention us
he dsaw from '1J ad;ntant " nenarai 1 Tnrnon nsan
sixtv comnIata outfits TheW waro taLan
from the equipments which have lain
here for months and OF which other troops
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04
ACCOMMODATION

For travellers going to Barker and Kib.
bey from Great Falls. Good stabling
and teed. Board and Lodging. Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Robt, Bates, Otter
Creek, six miles above Belt.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-04

the fight to stay there from start to finish.
[Applause.l Mr. Ford also referred in
complimentary terms to Great Falls and
SAID that he would do his best to promote
her advancement. II