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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-11-29
RumOred Indian Fight.

| Inc latest from the threatened Indian
uprising is in the nature of rumol
telegraphed from Glendive and Fort
Custer to the effect that conflict had
occurred between the Indians and sol
dlers at Pine Ridge .agency, and that
two hundred soldiers and six hundred
Indians had been killed. The story is
not generally credited, although 1t is
possible that trouble has occurred at
that point if any reliability can be placed
in the serious nature of affairs as de-
picted by the war correspondents.
A special train from Missoula with
three companies of soldiers from Fort
Missoula was expected in this city last
evening en- route to the Dakota agencies,
to be run on fast time, the rate of speed
being reported as forty-tive miles an
hour. Judging from the activity evinc-
ed in military circles it is evident that
the authorities are convinced that
hostile demonstrations are imminent and
are preparing to meet this emergency
Under the Wheels.
AS the east bound passenger train was
the Bozeman tunnel yes
terday morning the horribly mangled |
body of man was discovered lying upon
the railroad track. The engine was stop
ped and the railroad employees placed
the remains upon the train and brought
them to this city where they were placed
n the baggage room of the depot to
await the arrival of the coroner of Gal
attn county, who was notified by tele-
,ram. The body was so badly mutilated
~ the car wheels as to render identifi-
'ation impossible, and as no examination
vas made Of the deceased's clothing it is
It this time impossible to tell who the
Unfortunate victim was. The supposi-
ion is that he was tramp who had I
een stealing ride upon the brake beam
t freight train and fell under the {
7heels. Word was received yesterday
fternoon from the coroner that he
'ould at once come to Livingston and =,
AXE charge of the body. !
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Q1An REWARD For the arrest and convic-
ID lVV tion of any person who defaces our
fence on Sweetgrass river
2m% STOCkER Il co.
NSTRA1ED-From my ranch, at Livingston,
II one Swear old geldlng, light cream or white,
low heavy set, weight about 600 pounds. branded
M on left shoulder reward of $500 will be
paid for return Of said horse to Ennis & Robsons
stable, or at my ranch. Said animal is probably
between Livingston and Saltwater.
Ed. PEASE
4 NNTAL MEETING Notice is hereby gwen
"A that the first annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Livingston Land and improvement
company will he held at the cffice of Savage 4
Day in Livingston, Montana, on Tuesday, Dec. g.
ls9 !, at p. M, for the purpose of electing five
trustees and the transaction of such other bnsi-
ness as may properly come before the meeting.
j. A. SAVAGE President.
G.. L..CAREY, Secretary. 1t
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RED LODGE NOTES.
From the Pickett

The Rocky Fork Coal company are
making good many new improvements
over at the mines in the way of slopes
and entries.
The large lrrigating ditch that is being
taken out by the farmers west of town
will be finished in one month if the
weather should continue good.
The AIRED lode is located at the south
east end of the Mystery lode and is own.
ed by Z. P. Mcdonald. This is a good
looking property and will probably be
developed some this winter.
Rocky Fork coal is being placed in
every mining camp and town in Mon
tana. The people are beginning to find
out that our coal is much cheaper than
wood for fuel and better. The farmers
have commenced to use coal instead Of
wood for fuel
John Hannah located the Alice T lode
this week. The claim is six miles south
OF Red Lodge. The ore from the Alice
/ is sort of sand carbonate an d is full
OF gold. The discovery of this claim has
caused quite bit of excitement.
A lamp exploded in the Pioneer bar
Der shop Thursday night and came near
burning up everything. Ray Austin
will lose by damage to his shop prob
ably one hundred dollars. Ifparlies had
not been near by when the lamp explod-
ed we would have had quite conf1agra-
ton. ="
Ihe Columbia Building and Loan Asso-
citation of Denver, Colorado
E. w. Funk has succeeded in orpaniz.
ing local board of this institution in
this city. The authorized capital of the
main association is s5,OOO,OO6. Quite a
number OF shares of stock have been
placed at Livingston. The officers of
the local board consists of Geurpe A
Gordon, president; DR.. r. D. Alton. vice.
president; Chas. H. Stebbins, secretary:
National Park bank, treasurer; A. J.
Campbell attorney; J. E. Swindiehurst.
fire insurance agent. Board of apprais,
ers: F. L. Mintie, H. Frank, James
Ennis, f. Irvine, Geo. A. Gordon. DR.. r.
D: Alton, Jno. Wright, E. Goughnour.
Chas. H. Stebbins, J. E. Swindlehurst'
local agent. Those desiring to make
loans may apply to the secretary, Chas.
d. Stebbins, and any desiring to secure
stock may apply to the local agent J. %.
owindlehurst. The system of working
has been carefully investigated by the
gentlemen who have organized this local
board and has been approved by them
IS very simple, safe and satisfactory
The Columbia Building and Loan asso-
:iation will bring outside capital into
Livingston. which will be utilized hv
many of the Livingston people, when
hey can build themselves homes which
will cost them much less than paying
ent.
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Order of Business Before the County
Commissioners. December Term, 1890
First day, Dec. Receiving and
auditing reports of county and township
officers and examining official bonds.
Second day, Dec. 2-Hearinq road
petitions and school business.
Third day, Dec 3.-Auditing acc cunts.
Fourth day, Dec. Auditing ac-
counts; report Of road viewers and re-
monstrance same; establishing public
highways.
Fifth day, Dec. 5.-Auditing accounts:
comparing accounts of jurors and wit
nesses in district court and clerks and
warrant issued; cancelling warrants.
Sixth day, Dec. g. Miscellaneous busi-
ness.
Seventh day, Dec. r. Examining
county roads and bridges; examining
business.
No accounts will be received for filing
or auditing after the first day Of the ses,
sion. s. DEurscu
County Clerk and Recorder.
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LNOR RENT House with four rooms. inquire
Il at Harvats meat market n-l5 tt
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Il OF P.-Meets every Let and srd Friday O.
-. each month in the Miles building cor
olaI invitation is extended to visiting brothers
r p,rpc ". I. COLLINS G. G.
ieio"stohe Lodge No. 10, Livingston, NJ. T.
YELLOWSTONE PARK LODGE NO. IS. |. O.
". ~, meets every SATURDAY. evening at
CLOCK. IN the Miles building. Soiourninc mem
oers are cordially invited
A TTENTION. .--Farragut Post No. +. Depart-
= -; meht Montana q. A. r. meets at Masonic
nan every Thursday night, half past sharp.
Nisltihg members are cordially invited
GEO 4. CHAMBERS, Adj,t.
~ TRAIED OR STOLEN-On the 10th of MAY,
- one two-year old flly. (Chestnut sorrej
BRANDED SeG on left shoulder, finder will be
rewarded by notifyin. ne at Hunters Hot
springs, Sprlngda- HENRY McDouGELL. st
ESTRAYt D-Frnm White sulphur Springs
~ two norh horses. Cne light gray four year
Old gelding, short tail and name. hearing dim
brand on len shoulder and one light gray eight
year old eriding. branded "Four-Jay on left
thigh and - on left shoulder. isO S on left jaw.
A reason M able reward will he paid for ;nfOr-
nation that VIII lead to the recovery OF said ami
mails or their return to Fred Coriar, White Snl-
phnr SprinSs. Meyersburg, or at Miles Bros,
Livingston 1l-152t
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ numbered warrants will be paid on pre-
sentation at my office, and interest will cease
from this date:
Contingent Fund Warrants-Nos 1O6, 2lO, 2Ds
.l6 2O9, 21l, 2l2, PA, 2D, 2222 2i 23 226 ~,
ss9 as ssl 31 a3o, Ss s5, ,36, s34, as8s O, s3
as :.39, 24o 2l3, 2is, 2l5 24 247 PSI, go, 2la, 22
- - ' 80 - F. ". WRIGHT,
County Treasurer.
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DANCH TO RENT Near Livingston, with
III or without a numbe of good mich cows.
S23 II. l.. GLENN.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK LODGE NO eIo
- T., meets every SATURDAY. evening at 8
. clock, in the Miles bniidng Soionrninc mem
oers are cordially invited.
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According to the CORE ;ted account
given out by Superintendent Porter the
census Of the United States is 62,622,-
25C
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Dated Livingston, Montana, Nov. 8, 1890.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-13
Farmers Insurance.

Now, l am not able to figure out
from the reports the per cent. it has
cost to insure in stock companies.
My own experience is, that agents
charge from one and half, for five
years, on isolated well protected prop
erty, to six per cent. per annum, on
very hazardous risks. But | can tell
the gross amount paid by the general
public each year, for 10, and the
amount paid back on losses.
There were, at the date of commits
sioner Cheeks last report l55 licensed
companies stock almost universally
doing business in Wisconsin, viz: IL
of Wisconsin, l19 of other states, and
% of foreign countries. In 1887 they
received from the people insured
$2,9l4, 10000, and paid them back on
losses 81 ,692, $4,000, retaining $l,222,-
495 90 for dividends, salaries, agents
fees, etc. And almost all that portion
devoted to salaries and dividends is
transferred to distant parts of this or
foreign countries, to headquarters.
This may seem all right to the stock
holders, as an investment to make
money of, but away here on the
border it is not viewed by us as the
kind of economy that builds up home
places.
This two-hfths fully 40 per cent.
average for 10 years. retained, is by
no means all the profits in the trans
action; the insured pays in advance,
for one, three, or five years, as the
case may be, and this accumulation of
capital, much as deposits in bank, is
necessarily put at interest, one half of
it at any rate can be spared from the
business, to earn its seven per cent,
which adds one hundred and two
thousand in round numbers to the
profits, making 81 1923 1880. AL
most one half really paid out by the
insured never touches his fingers
again.
In my individual case the expense
in the farmers company has been
S3.O4 a year on about 81, 10000 aver
age for Is years. At the very lowest
rates ever obtained in a stock COM
pany it was twice this. Our little
company has saved to itself fully
81 100000 in the aggregate, which is a
voucher, that in unity there is profit
and prosperity. OSBORN STRAHL.
River Falls. Feb. 10th, 1890.
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TrinlbetIe.
C. 8. n y. R GGgLD' Committee

John Booth lost another child about
three years old with scarlet fever.
The dance at Ed Leach's Hall will
be on Friday evening, Feb. 2lst.
Ice is now an article of commerce.
Several of our townsmen have taken
contracts to fill different Ellsworth ice
houses.
G.. Weaver will soon be the largest
land owner in the town of Trimbelle.
lie is now negotiating for another so
acres, and if he completes the trade it
will give him the stated honor.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Cor
nelson, Monday, Feb. 10, a girl.
Thomas Gordon started for Ken
lucky last Monday to visit relatives.
The oldest child of Geo. Gordon is
very sick with la grippe.
A narrow escape Christ. Kullman
had, while hauling wood last Tuesday.
His load upset, burying him under it..
Some of Mr.. GRATIS children gave the
alarm and aid was soon at hand. When
eXtricated Christ was unable to move
and vas taken home on a sled. At
this writing "wednesday afternoon he
is doing we'll. no bones being broken.
A. large number of our young folks
attended the lance at AL. Rodgers on
Tuesday night and report good time.
Born, to Mr.. ami Mrs. Wenzel Oregon,
Feb. 8th, girl. Wenzel has two
pairs now boys and 2 girls.
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First publication Jan. ?, 1s90.l
p1Ticr ne GAZE ~ RFiI EeTeTE.

CIRCJIT COURT. Pierce County. Frank Till,
u plaintiff, VS.. Douglass II. Tandy and ChIrles
A. Hawkes.. defendants.
Whereas. Judgment was rendered IN the above
entitled action on the 10th day OF DecemberY A.
ID. 1889 in favor OF said plaintiff and against
said defendants tor the sum of two hundred ana
seventv-One dollars and Hinety-three cents
damages aud sixty-seven dollars aud seventy
two cents costs which sums were IN ana .! sstla
Judgment declared 10 be a lien upon ali the
Interest which said defendants or elmer OF them
had in and % the premises hereinafter described
on the sth day Of September, A. d. lsSs, and
yrbieb they or either of them have since ac-
auired thereto. and whereas said judgment
directed the sale of said interests Of said de-
PENDANTS in said premises to satisfy said sums Of
money in the same manner that real estate is
sold upon execution.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of said judgment
and al the request OF the plaintiff. shall on the
18th DAY OF February, A. D. 1880, at one O'Clock
p II. at the front door of the Post-Oiice in the
city Of River Falls, Pierce county, Wisconsin,
otter for sale and sell to the highest bidder Tor
cash ell The interest which said defendants or
either of them had in and to the premises
hereinafter described on the sth day OF septeIn-
Der, A. D. 1855 and all interest which they or
either of them have since acquired therein.
said premises are described as follows, tO-wlt:
six acres Of ianG off the north side of the north
y st quarter z the northwest quarter OF section
seven "a in township twenty seven cd OF range
eia lteeIl (Is) west in Fiesee county. WISCONSIN.
dated this 3Oth day Of December, A D. lSoy.
z. ;. Robson,
Sheriff of Pierce County, Wis.
BY A. II. LORD
s-ev Under Sheriff.
Smith & YAsxATTA, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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PERSONAL.

Z. Coggshall is down from Montana.
ID. W. Coon of Hudson was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. L. F. Eccles of Bayfield, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. Elbridge Currier is quite sick
with eryslpelas.
Mrs. Silvia Dunbar is suffering from
severe attack of la grippe.
DIR. G. II. Crary was guest at the
Gladstone over Monday night.
J. ID. Putnam left Monday on visit
to relatives in the eastern states.
Mrs. G. w. Farnsworth is enjoying
visit from a sister from st. Paul.
Chas. Rollins of Minneapolis was
down on a visit the first of the week.
Howard Tozer is home from Mon.
tana, where he has been for nearly a
year.
Bert Healey is home from Mason,
this state, where he has been clerking
in a store.
Miss Cora Bouck has gone to Me-
nomonie to reside for time with her
sister.
Mrs. h. Weed of Downing, Dunn
county, is visiting her sister. Mrs. 5.
Dunbar.
John Stiles and Frank Carroll left
Tuesday for Boston, Mass, in charge
of ten car loads of potatoes.
Rev. ID. ID. MacLaurin, while in
town Monday and Tuesday, was the
guest of Prof. r. Il. Hazard.
NJ. G. Pierce left last week on a
business trip to Superior and other
places in the northern part of the
state.
Miss Eunice Pratt is so far recov-
cred from her recent illness, nat she
will return to school in ST. Paul Fri.
day morning of this week.
Pres. and Frank Carroll have pur-
chased of A. L. Carroll the lot upon
which the millinery and jewelry
stores we're lately burned, and will
soon erect one-story stone building
thereon.
Burea Heffern returned from st.
Louis last Monday. His health is not
as good as when he left US in March
last, but it is hoped that the bracing
atmosphere of this cline will soon eff
feet restoration.
The many friends of Mrs. Abigail
Loring of this city, who met with such
severe accident at Ellsworth last
fall, will be glad to know that she has
almost entirely recovered again-is
able to be about, and is comfortable
and cheerful.
Tie retirement from active bust.
ness of one SO highly esteemed as Mr..
S. ID. Dodge after 50 long career in
our city, is matter of regret to his
many friends who, however, are graf
flied that his home will be here still,
and who wish him many years and
much pleasure in the quiet of his de-
Ginning years.
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In Memoriam.

We. the committe appointed by River
Falls Lodge No. 80, A. O. U. w, to draft
resolutions of respect to the memory of
our late brother, John p. Wyman, who
died Feb. 9TH, 1890, beg leave to submit
the following:
WHEREAS, In view of the loss sustained
by the decease of our friend and brother,
and, the still heavier loss sustained by
those who were nearest and dearest TO
him; therefore be it
Resotued, That it is but just and fitting
tribute to the memory of the departed to
say that in regretting his removal from
our midst, we mourn for one who was in
every way worthy of our respect and re-
gard.
Resolred, That we hereby tender to the
bereaved family our sincere and heart
felt sympathy in this their sad atfiiction.
ResotUed, That as further token of our
respect to the memory of the deceased,
our charter be draped in mourning for
the space of thirty days, and copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of our Lodge, one to be fur
nished to the widow of our late brother
and one TO the River Falls Journal for
publication.
G 6. \ N. Sou GoULD' COMMITTEE.
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ACard.

As | am going to open another
Clothing Store, in GAINESVILLE, Wis.,,
and will spend part of my time there,
after the first of February, my busi-
ness here during my absence viii be
managed by my clerk, J. L. McGinn,
who has been in my employ for four
years, DUNG which time he has faith
fully served, and has won the conf
dence of many. / wish to express my
thanks TO all those who have SO kindly
patronized me during the past seven
years and ask for cont nuauce of the
same, as the business will be run the
same as formerly on a cash basis,
which means quick sales and small
profits. Respectfully Yours,
JNo. WEIsEND.
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nj I'aso.

Last Sunday morning we had little
snow which made the sleighing all
right again.
Frank Hines recently sent portable
engine, 30-horse power, through here.
1t is to be used by Thomas Halvorson
in saving for Mr.. Hines, and is to be
located on James Hurley's farm one
mile east of this village.
Mrs. James Cunningham has been
very i'll for some time, but is some
better at present writing.
A new store in the near future is
talked of here.
Charley Gilman and Hugh Mcdonald
have each put up splendid lot of ice.
August Reinkey was badly hurt
recently in the saw mill. The saw
caught loose board and threw it
against his head with great force.
However, he is able to be around
again.
Toloff Rolifson got his leg hurt badly
by a saw-log rolling on him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-13

When you come to the city of River
Falls look out for the discount sale at
Weisend's Clothing Store, corner
store, in fremont Block. He has
everything marked in plain figures
and gives great discount on every
thing that he sells. He means bust
ness and there is no fooling about it..
1t means quick sales and small profits.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-13

An intoxicated man entered the
Methodist church at Hudson during
Sunday morning, and, passing up to
the pulpit, offered the pastor, the Rev.
John TresSider, a drink. The divine
took the bottle and filed it away for
future reference. while the intruder
was run off to the calaboose. The ep-
isolde created quite sensation in the
hnuSe of worship.
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Crand Institution

Beeman's Actual Business College
of Red Wing, Mimi, has won a repu-
tation for thorough and practical
work. seldom achieved by educational
Institutions. Expenses are very low.
Business Shorthand. Typewriting, and
English Courses. Send for catalogue.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-13

DR.. Barrell, who was to lecture next
Tuesday evening upon The Yankee in
Ireland. has been obliged to go south
on account of the i'll health of his
wife. This will neeessitate the post
ponement of the lecture till his return,
probably about the LIST of March. The
next lecture will be given by I. q.
GIassie of Milwaukee, Feb. %.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-13

Our citizens generally will be glad
To know that the burnt district will be
rebuilt as soon as spring opens, and
will be in better shape than before, as
the structures are TO be of stone
instead of wood, and that the old
Phoenix" is to be rehabilitated and
once more rise from it's ashes.
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1.-THE FavOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Diff
cuIties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. II cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and
Asthma; sOOthes irritation Of the
Larynx and Fauces; strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and.
even in advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of the throat and lungs TO be COM
pared with this remedy.
"My wife had a distressing cough,
9TH pains IN the side and breast We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got a bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral, which has cured
her. A neighbor. Mrs. Glenn, hal the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use of Ayers Cherry PectOral. l
have no hesitation in recommending this
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Educational.

The NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION will hold its meeting
for 1890 at st. Paul. Mimi. July 1 TO
IL. Half railway rates from all points
TO all who attend. Special Excursions
are being provided to the Local Lake
Region, Yellowstone Park and other
North Pacific Points. For particulars
and free copy of BULLETIN contain
ing program. address 5 SHERIN. Sec
retary Local Executive Committee,
st. Paul, MINI.
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GIlnlnIl.

Most of our people have loosened
their grippe.
Mr.. 0fstie has some lumber on the
grounds for the new school house.
School closes next Friday evening in
No. 2 with an entertainment. All are
invited.
Henry JLelson and Miss Kettleson
were married recently. :.
We understand that Mr.. Huber has
struck 80 feet of water at Julius Juel-
sons.
"Pinkeye'' seems to be proving an
impartial guest in town at present.
Several already look as though they
had spent considerable time in think
ing of their absent friends.
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In order that as many as possible
may attend the last of the MacLsurin
le lures at Opera Hall next Monday
evening, the managers announce that
The tickets will be reduced to % cts.
Reserved seats without extra at Tag.
CUTS. The lecture will begin at 8
o'cllck. Subject. "Art and Treasure
Cities of Italy,"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having sold my stock of hardware
to my son. George J. Dodge, and de-
cided to retire, after about tbirty-four
years of continuous business in this
city, desire to thank the public for
the generous patronage / have re-
eeived, and bespeak for my successor
the same kindly treatment which has
been accorded me.
All parties indebted to me will
please call at the old stand and settle
their accounts at once.
5, ID. DODGE.
River Falls, Feb. 8, 1890.