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FOR RENT.

Two hundred acres fine ries
been III rice located in LafsurchI
apply or address,
JOHN, r. CD
Dec. IA At.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

10 shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts, faults or dehts
OF sald corporation, nor shall any mere infor-
nalIty in the mode Of organization have Tho
eHect OF rendering this charter null or ex-
posing any stakeholder to anv liability he.
owned by him. "ie
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

Alltiie sorperate powers OF said corpora
ton shall TWISTED in rexe rcised by a
Board OF. Directors composed of three stock
holders, to be elected by ballot on the first
Monday. Of Deeemfner; 1880, and aNnuaTy
thereafter. atthe office Of said company at
tors under this act of incorporation .shall be
John X. Gheens. president: Charles w.
6heens, vice president and Joseph p. Ghecns,
secretary; VINO snail hold their offices until
the first election of this. charter, TO wifi. ths
nrst Monday of December, 1899. or until their
successors shall have been duly elected and
quaiified. A majority of all the votes cast
shall elect and each share of stock shall he
entitled to one vote. to be cast by the owner
thereof, eltherln person or by proxy. and
the directors then elected shall serve and
continue III office until their successors shall
nave been elected. At their first meeting
after their election, the board shall elect
from their own number, a president, vice
president and n Secretary
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State Normal School Of Louisiana.

We are requested b. the President
of the State Normal School ut Match
itoclies to announce that here after
the annual session will be divided in
to two terms of four months each. and
new classes will he organized in the
normal department at the openin. of
each term. BY this change many
students who find it announcement to
remain ut the school continuously
until graduation will be enabled to
attend during either term for several
successive Years until they complete
the course OF study.
The Normal School has enrolled.
during the present session, 207 stu
dents, Il number much larger than
ever before &; and the demand for its
graduates as teachers is steadily in
creasing.
The next term will begin on Mon
day, February. 3rd, 1890.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Lafourche.
Succession of Pierre j. Boadreaur. No.
1893. Probates.

DCRSU ANI TO AN ID AND De
l. cree IF The above entitled court. and in
obedience tn Il commission to me directed in
the abov'. entitled and numbered succession.
hearing late OF January Z. 1870. | will Of.
fer f"I sale NJ puhlic auction. pursuaut TO
law. 70 the last and highest bidder. on the
premises situated IN The parish Of Lafnurche,
on the lett bank of the BAYOU Lafonfche, at
about four miles above the town Of Thibo-
daux. on
SATURDAY. MARCH /. 1890,
between the hours If II o'clock a. III. and 4
O'clock y. N. th' following described pro-
perry, to- wit:
the uniiviieI half eli IA certain
tract Of band situated in the pa
rash "f laf"1r,.n,. on 'b- left bank nf the bay
OIL l,at"urrkr. al about innr a. miles above
the town If ] ir"odaHx measuring one ar
nrnt and II hall a.. frnut by eighty fS1I ar
penis ~ depth. bnuudc'l hhnve bv lands of
Ms. Francois Ei-knair. ami below BY lnnds
OF Fix Lassri.nc. Iogei her with all the
bullhings and improvements thereon, and all
the apprrttIfa noes thereof. a. we'll H. TIE one
fourth Il interest in and 10 the sugar-house
erected on the Flori-ka plantation Of which
this tract fUrIrs a part.
Also the undivided one half of a certain
tract of land situated in the Brnsle Grand
theue oil aOunt eighty acres: bounded above
by Mrs. A. Naqain and below by Mrs A.
Gauthreaux. together with all the buildings
anu improvements thereon, etc
Also the undivided one hall of the follow
ing:
MOVABLES.
Seven mules. two three-mule carts. one sd-
vance double-plow, two two-mule plows. one
f~nur-lnule pillow. one stubble-slave rel. one stub
BILE digger, one e.. ). NJ. distributor. one La
Dow culfivator, one old sulkv, two cows,
one bull calf. one lot Of gearing, one lot house
hold furniture. the corn crop. seven hundred
and fifty barrels of coal. one gold watch.
Terms and Conditions OF sale-Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes to nay
debts. p. K. LORIO, Sheriff.
Jan. IS, 1850.
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ARTICLE SIXTH.

rms act OF incorporation may be changed
modified or altered. or said corporation may
be dissolved with the assent of two-thirds 81
the stock represented at the general mretfng
OF the stockholders to be convened for such
such meeting shall have been published in /
newspaper or given in writing to each stock
holder.
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Netics to Tax payers

Notice 10 hereby givez that I'll
the tswa Of TAissaaux ara nav
PAYERS ara iavited 10 call at s,es|
in order to avoid Interest and eoI
u
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Dec.-l44t.

LoCxPsRr PCELIC sCHeoL.r IN
At 4 meeting hold w til. ~
the frst Thursday 81 October. Ifs|
RESOLVED, That hsacsferts
be hsld for the benefit Of the ~
the first Saturday ana ssnday.sl
cry year. BY order Of
PIEkEE BARRJas
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The capital stock of this corporation is
hereby nxed at the sum of Forty Thousand
Dollars tA0,o0O.0e9 divided into and repre-
sented ~ fpYr. hundrsd, shares of one hun.
dred dollars each. Any portion whereof. as
may he deemed necessary by the board Of
directors, to be used and issued as full maid
stock for the purchase of any immovable or
movable property which may b~erequircd for
the and objects for which the cor
poration has been organized. Anv OF the
remainder Of the stock, which may be subs
cribed fbr shall be paid for in yearly INSTALL
!nents OF twenty. per cent whenever called
for by the board of directors. Said ~canital
stock may be increased upon the recomnen,
datfon of the board of directors to any
amount which may be deemed sufficient for
the purposes of this corporation upon com
plying with the provisions of the laws of this
state on that subject: No transfer Of stock
company nor shall any transfer of stock be
made unless full paid, and no stakeholder
snail nave the right to sell his stock without
having first offered It to.a s~tockholder ar To
the company.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court for the Parish
of Orleans.

Hugh G. Cage rs. Burch A. Uormald
No. 26S45.
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ARTICLE THIRD.

The objects and o for which this
corporation is established and the nature Of
the business to be carried on by it, are here
by declared and specified to be as follows. TO
cultivate and raise crops of sugar cane. corn.
rice and other agricultural products. to re-
mn and manufacture. to buy and sell or to
otherwise use, any other crops of auricu1tu.
raj products, purchase and sell cattle land or
personal property of every description CON
nected with the business as may be desirable
70 the end OF promoting the best interest of
the corporation, and generally to do all and
everything pertinent to or in any manner
connected with the purposes hereinbefore
declared, or having a tendency to develop
the agricultural and manufacturing resources
of the State.
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UNITED STATES OF AMEEICA-sTATE OF
LOUISIANA,--CITY OF NEW Or
LEANS
u IT KNOWN, That on this seventh day
- OF January, eighteen hundred and

DE IT KNOWN, That Oh this seventh. day
> Of January, eighteen hundred and
NINETY:
BEFORE me. JAMES FAHFY a Notary Pub
lie, in and for this City and the parish OF
Orleans. State az louisiana aforesaid, duly
commissioned and sworn. and in the presence
OF the witnesses hereinafter named and I'M
dersigned,
Personally came and appeared, JOHN R.
GHrESS. OF the p1rieh Of Istfnnrchr. in this
ct t.. md JOSEPH i. GHEENs and CHAR
LES W. GHEENS. both residents of the city
Of louisville, in the state of Kentucky. the
said Charles W. Ghcrn~. being herein repre-
sentcd by his Gully authorized agent and at
torney-in-fact, ThOma' i. Ross, Of this City,
~ per power Of httornav hereto annexed.
VINO declared that ayIiling Themselves of
the provisions Of the roneral laws Of this
~titr, relatives 70 the formation Of Corpora
tons. they do. by these presents, covenant
end agree and bind themselves and those
whom tary represent, ~ well as such persons
who my hereafter become associated with
ITEM, to form and they do form and consti-
tl2n themselves a corporation and body
petite in law, for the objects and purposes,
hereinafter set forth, which they hereby
adopt a their Chart-r. tO-wit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name, stvle and title of said corpora
tion shall be "GoIni.N RANCH SUGAR AND
cATTL. COMPANY, Iimited.) ana Nv thtt
rEfnCrItc narnr. said corn. IA: ion IN Il. i.ayr
po'v"r and authority 70 hiyr rn.l amiov sue
cn~<iyn ft~tic fan tor nr8 pc. u ar r5nctv-
Mn" years. from the first day OF January 1874.
to contract. sic and bas ned, to make ana use
Is corporate seal, ana thu same to break and
alter ~ pleasure to hoiG. receive. purchase.
i"stSc sell and couyrE. aS Wei as mortgage.
hyrcthrcate and pleGgc under it. corporate
name. property. both real and personal. to
name and employ such managers. directors,
officers, overScers. agents and other en- plOy-
ees, rs the interest and convenience Of said
cGrnoratlon may "quirc and to mako and
establish such bylaws. rul = and regulations
for the oItp"r management and regulation
Of the af lis of said corporation as may be
necessary and propfr, ana the same TO alter
and change at pleasure.
ARTICLE SECOND.
The domicilc Of said corporation shall he
in the parish of Lafourche state of Louisiana
and all citations and other legal process shall
be served or the president, and in case of his
absence from the State, on the secretary
thereof.
ARTICLE HIR
The objects and purposes for which this
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THE TOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR EvERY
ONE. YOUNG AND OLD.

2S.inch Fine Gloria Umbrellas, nobby
handles, only S2.25;
One lot Of Ladies' Umbrellas, with the
very latest Of handles, only s2.2o;
Gentlemen's Embroidered Pique Shiru
only $3.50, regular price 500.
VELOCIPEDES AND TRICYCLM
Infants Crochet sacques, handmade
67c., regular price 81
Fascinators. trimmed with silver-beadA
only SIC.
White, Pink, and Blue Fascinators 25o
Boys Cloth-Gloves only 25c. regular
price 37c.
Crochet Shawls only 50c., regular price
81.
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the Holiday Goods
TIDES SATCHET BAGS MOUCHOR CASES These cannot be duplicated in
OF PAPEIEtlf
the usual stationery shown fancy boxes
novelties in BBCBRAC including VASE
spprecated b asthei lover o
MIRRORS $50 and sl
70
FRE-SCREENS n of styles
in DESKS ORNAMENrED THERMOM
BOXES,
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LOTTOS AND CHECKERS

Velvet Shopping-Bags. 5Oc.
silk Beaver Trimming only 75c.
Boys Plush Caps. 2jc.
Gentlemens Colored Bordercd Hom-
stitched Silk Handkerchief. 500.
Gentlemen's Silk Initial handkerchief,
81 worth Sl.2j
Gentlemen's Cream and Colored Silh
Muiilors;
GentIemen's Black Silk handkerchief,
81 worth Sl.25;
Gentlemen's Hemstitched Silk Handker.
chiefs, Doc. worth 7jc.;
Gentlemen's Suspenders, Harris's wire
buckle, l6c TO 81
Gentlemen's Teck Scarfs, 25c.
Fine line OF Teck Scarfs at Boo. 10 be
cold for holiday only.
On entering our store on the right
hand side you will find displayed fins
line OF Table-Coyers, Table-Scaris and
Lambrequins.
Smyrna Rugs, S2.25-reguiar "a siz~
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WAGONS And WHBELRiRROWS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY THIS WEEK.

Children's and Misses Double -knccs
Black, Ribbed Hose only 25c.
They will not crock or stain the feet
Misses Ribbed Hose, overy pair stamp
ed, guaranteed stainless, only SOC.
Bows and Misses School-Hose. inde-
etructable. fast black, a written guar
antee goes with every pair only BIO.
One lot Of Chidren's Black Ribbed Hosc,
3c.-small sizes;
Ladies Fancy Hose from 25c. to 80 spair.
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vELOCIPEDES AND TRICYCLM
DESKS AND TABLES.

Ladies' Hemstitched- Handkerchiefs, 90 I
800 dozen Ladies' Colored- -Bordered
Handkerchiefs, 90. /;
A beautiful Handkerchief for 100.
Plain White with nino cords Hem"
stitched;
Undressed Linen Handkerchiefs for la-
dies, 10 and l2lc.
One lot of Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
1910, about thirty styles;
One lot of Escallopod Handkerchiefss
homstitched, blocks, only Ice.
50 styles in Ladies' Hnndkerchiels at %
and 3Oc.
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CHAIRS AND SWINGS.

Ladies' Mosquotairo Kids for holiday
week. only Sic. F;
Ladies' Gauntlets, IN tan and brown, only
81;
Ladies' All-Wool Jersey Gloves, zoe.
The Louvre Glove only 25c. tho best
glove in the city;
Boys Mitts only Ice.
Childrcn's Mitts, Chinchilla tops, cnly
25c.
Misses Cashmere Mittens only 1910 II;
Boys Double Mitts only 200.
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VASES AND BIsoUE FIGURES

Illustrated Books from 10 800.
Cloth bound Books by the best authors
in the world Il and 35c.
Gentlemen's Shetland Wool Hose, 25c. I
Gentlemen's regular made Knit Hose,
10c. (;
Portieres from Sl.S5 10 Sl5;
Tapestry Table-Covers, full sizes. 81;
8-4 Chenille Table-Coyers only 81.
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tho things
regular stock show articles which, while OF
lsuitb for in
din would the
FRfSt
SHORT CLOAKS FOR HIIDREN show larger
to should
These especially
embroidered ope
sud In GENTLEMENS HA
Large variety handkerchief white and black all styles and
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HALL OFsOUTH COUNCIL No. 8.
Ii. JR. o. u. A. NJ. MANCHESTER, Va, De-
cember IS, is00. 10 THR PUBLIC; This q 70
give notice that this Council has nothing 70 do
Gibb's opsra-Hopss, which 70 rspfsssntsd =
bcfag for Tho Councils beosdt.
By order Of the Council.
csI4-it WILLIAM u. KIDD, Secretary.
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"JAck Frost"

4 character known for ages. and one
whose habits. though somewhat deprecated
at times, are as regular a. that Of our
grandfather's clock. He is said to be al
ready at his pranks a ain and causing
much uneasiness that something may be
''nipped" before tho proper precautions
arc taken to keep him at bay. Such ex-
perienoes remind us that soon preparations
will want to be made Tor trlps to warme,
chimes, whore Jack and Old Sol have had
their bout long since, and the latter left IN
fullpossession of the field.
The Minneapolis 4 st. Louis railway il
the direct line Hot Syringe, Ark. Colo
RADIO points and all California and southern
winter resorts. For full information cal
on any agent Of that company. or address
G. n. Pratt q. T. 4 r. A., Minneapolis
MINI
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The Women DISCHARGED.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE case of Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Field was brought before
Judge Barrett in the supreme court cham
bers to-day on writ of habeas corpus and
both we're discharged. The charge was that
OF receiving stolen funds from the banking
firm of j. NJ. Field d Co. Immediately after
their discharge United States Marshal Bern.
hardt arrested Mrs. Miller upon warran,
issued by Commissioner Shields. who held
Mrs. Miller for examination.
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
The democratic state central committee
has made tho following assignments OF
speakers:
Hon. W. W. Dixon and Hon. W. 7. Penn
berton-
BILLINGS, Thursday, Oct. 16.
LIVINGSTON, Friday. Oct. II.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. Il.
Hon. W. ". Dixon and Hon. A. III. Nelson,
BozExAN, Saturday, Oct. IS.
AHon. W. W. Dixon and Hon. I. c. Bach.
FoRr BENTON, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon. W. r. Pemberton,
CASTLE, Saturday evening. Oct. 10.
Hon. W. Y. Pemberton and Hon. W. j.
PenrOse-
SAND CouLEE, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon. W. NJ. Blckford and Hon. j. MA Glenn
ents-
SHERIDAN, Wednesday evening, Oct. IL
DILLON, Monday, Oct 20.
Hon. w. n. Bedford
SpRNsHrL1, Friday evening, Oct. II:
LION CRY, Saturday evening. Oct. 10.
DEER LODGE. Tuesday, Oct. q.
Hon. j. N. Clements
DEwxY's FLAT, Friday, Oct. II.
GLENDALE, Saturday, Oct. IL.
Hon. W. J. Penross-
| CovrnArv Thnradav Oct 1S
TrMBERLINE. Friday, Oct. II.
W1cKEs, Thursday, Oct. %.
Hon. r.. b. Smith
| MIssouLA, Thursday. Oct. 16.
FRENcHTowN, Wednesday. Oct. Is.
MAnYsv1LLE, Friday, Oct. II.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Hon. W. d. HILL
PH111psBuno, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
GRANITE, Thursday, Oct. 16.
M1ssouLA COUNTY, Oct. II and IL.
Hon. A. II. Nelson
Horn, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
THREE Forks, Friday, Oct. II.
Hon. Frank E. Corbett-
TOWNSEND, Saturday. Oct. 15.
MEAoHEn COUNTY, Oct. 16 II, and 10.
ANACONDA, Tuesday. Oct.'N.
Corbett.
PH1n1rspune, Wednesday, Oct. q.
GRANITE, Thursday, Oct. q.
ELL1sToN, Friday, Oct. "a.
Hon. j. r. Boarman and Hon. Peter
Baum
FERGUS COUNTY, Oct. 20 to 25th.
Maj. Martin Maginnis-
BOULDER, Friday, OCT. IL.
| ELKHoRN, Saturday, Oct. IS.
GLASGOW, Monday, Oct 20.
CHINOOK. Tuesday, Oct. II.
GREAT FALLS, Thursday, Oct. q.
Hon. T. c. Zach and Hon. JAS. Donovan
SUN RIVER, Wednesday, Dot. %.
CHoTEAU, Thursday, Oct. %.
DuPUyER, Friday, Get. "a.
BURcH CREEK, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Hon. stephen A. Dewolfe and Hon. R. r
| Vivian
GLENDrvE. Wednesday, Oct. %.
MILES CRY, Thursday, Oct. q.
FoRsYrHE, Friday. Oct. n.
BILL1NGs, Saturday, Got. %.
Hon. II. u. Smith and Hon. A. II. Nelson
BOULDER, Wednesday. Got. %.
Hon. II. II. Smith and Hon. w. j. Penrose-
ELKHoRN, Friday, Oct. "a.
Maj. Martin Mssinnis and Hon. W. J.
| PenrOse.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Oct. %.
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BozemAn.


Wick Morgan raised /, O6O bushels of wheat
on twenty acres of land.
Born, in Bohemian, OCT. 18th, to O. D
Green and wife, daughter.
Mrs. Dora Lundwall has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband, Magnus
Lundwall.
H. Cleveland lost valuable horse on the
Excelsior canal. A scraper cut the horses
shot she = '"0''' 'Da' 40 '''''n"4 nA0 % %
Geo. Diar, the we'll known travelling man,
who makes his headquarters at Bozeman,
has taken rooms on Grand avenue, and gone
to housekeeping.
Married, in Moreland. Oct. 7th, by the
Rev. Frank B. Lewis, Miss Irene Patterson,
daughter of Mr.. David Patterson, to Mr.. s.
H. Perks, all of Moreland.
Capt. James brennan and Arthur Mars
den left on Thursday night for England
and Ireland. The captain had his trunk
filled with Gallatin valley potatoes and
Arthur was provided with . hand satchel
full of elegsnt views of this country.
Frank Day. a Timberline coal miner, was
badly crushed by stone falling upon him
on Wednesday. He entered a dangerous
part of the mine being timbered; a large
stcne fell on him, breaking several bones
but luckily the backbone was uniniured.
Hon. G. w. Hoffman soon expects to be.
gin work on side track at Mountain Side
which will permit him to load cars from &
trestle, at the opening of his new coal mine
which has $50 entry and is yielding a gool
quality of bituminous coal. He will alse
build boarding house and q number o
dwellings for miners.
A farewell dinner was given at the Nam
moth Springs hotel on Dot 4th, which wa
pronounced by all who attended as one o
the most enjoyable events it has ever bee
their lot to enjoy. The dinner and recer
ton was gotten up by General Manager an
Mrs. W. G. johnson and Mr.. aud Mrs. F. j
Haynes.
Jacob Carolus came in from his ranc
last week and brought with him hundre
pounds of potatoes 40 q sample of what hi
ranch will produce in an of year. The pc
tatoes were brought to w. A. lines, VIII
took the trouble to count them and foun
that there were just forty five Of them i
the sack. The potatoes are called the Gal
latin Belle, and are as smooth-skinned an
dretty as anything in the potato line eve
seen. One acre of these potatoes is wort
Just two hundred aud fifty dollars to MI
Carolus at the present price.
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Ihs facilities Of tho present day for the
production Of everything that will conduos
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup Of Figs vas first produced tho world
vas enriched with the only psrfect laxative
known, . il il the only remedy which il
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and s6ectual to cleanse the
system gently y ths sprinRtime, OF, in fact,
at any time. and the better it i known the
nosp popular Il bseoma !.
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NO. 1o4e.
First National Bank
HELENA, MONTANA
Pioneer National Bank Of Montana.
ORGANIZED IN 1855
Designated Depository Of y. 3
Paid UP Capital, 100000
Surplus and Profits. $65o.OOo
8. 7. HAusER, President
+ H1Sn Second A. A:: G G.sS;sr
BOARD OF D1RDcroRs:
Z: Il 4. h hsitsi, ! 1ke aasss
+ T'f i. ;k1isi1ss5nidt {: (. %s5 81,
John G. Curtin n = p leo. 4. HILL
::s In: .Ss.' 49,; s:ss:' sss:: 3:
-THE-
American National Bank
HELENA, MONTANA.
CAPITAL. 100000.
-
4 Is. {. }oSs Ssa -. S S::S's:
= ! po Dnhohs' s.,,
A. 9. Johnson JAIME. s,,,;1 Richard Lockes
'aD''s ooln'"a'
sns ON az. Enrd 0iss OF sne United states
H. tsis1ranb 81 monsz made
Nll H. n
''''''N'''. - s..''''D' '''''
,,,;..1 co.. n...,..
Paid In Capital, sa5o,ooo
Surplus and Profits. 10000
|. H. Hrasurrnn pr..,a.a.
BOARD OF !. Dn s.ns
a ). & Hse ~ 4; I: Foot
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Glasgow.

Mr.. Peterson, an engineer on tho Great
Northern railway, died at Buford this
week.
At last the big railroad reservoir is COM
pleted water will be turned in and its re-
tanning powers tested.
man we'll posted in stock and their ne
cessities, passing through here the other
day, remarked that he was surprised not to
see more stock ON these prairies. that it was
the best place he had seen for stock.
Jas. Lenahan has bought the Walters and
Heyden residence. Mrs. Lenahan, his
mother, will soon arrive from her former
home in Crookston, Mimi, making Glas-
gov her future home.
The best dance of the season took place
Tuesday eve. The hall was as full as it
would easily accommodate, about twenty
or twenty five couples being present. The
music was furnished by Messrs. Evans,
Sloan, hasbeck, and Laidlaw. An oyster
supper was furnished by Messrs. Walker
and And:ews. .
A public hall is thing badly needed in
this town. and would cost but four or five
hundred dollars. AZ it is now large pub
lie gathering cannot be accommodated.
A good commodious hall would attract
many travelling companies, and the rent
would pay 30 per cent on the investment.