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The state herald., 1890-03-21

Every farmer In Colorado should
hnyc fcw II not mnby swarms Of bees
thn, he may utilize md make profitable
every element Of industry about his prem
iscs. Ono farmer we knew Inst season
grew alfalfa and clover aud by much work
made living md no more. Another man
near by Ind bees that worked upon his
neighbours alfalfa mud clover, and hc
cleared 200 above his living It's these
li,,io things In business that turn the
scnics Of prosperity. M Carson Adpo-
Caft,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
A BUILDING BURNED.

A Barn Belonging to Sanford & Evans De-
stroyed Yesterday.
Shortly after 1 O'Clock yesterday after
noon fire started in a frame barn belong
ing to Sanford & Evans, on Fuller avenue,
in front of Wilmer Bros establishment.
In few minutes the building was mass
of flames, and thugh the firemen promptly
responded, they were unable to save the
place. The ire was extinguished after If
teen minutes work. The building was Fu-
ined and small quantity of hay was lost.
The damage will amount to about $500.
There was no insurance on the property. A
PAIR of horses and COW were in the build
ing when the blaze started, but were re-
moved. Tho origin of the fire is unknown,
ries. The alarms from the Main and Sixth
avenue box have been very frequent of late,
and the fire has always been found in some
old wooden shack. There seems to be a
general belief that certain boys know how
the fires are started.
Joseph Hamnel, . 13-year-old lad, was ar
rested on suspicion of having started the
lire. as he was seen to run from the stable
and a cloud Of smoke followed him. It ia
hardly probable that the boy set it on fire,
as investigation substantiates his statement
that he was in winners blacksmith shop
Watching man repairing the gong of .
hose cart when the FIRE broke out. He ran
towards it, and that accounted for his be-
ing there. He wss said to be one of three
boys who were seen running away from the
stable ON Sixth avenue when it caught fire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
A Nan With Bullet Hole In His
Head Found in Bridge
Gulch.
His Name Was Weber and He
Was From the Mussel-
shell Country.
Tho Body Had Evidently Been IN the
Gulch Several Months-No Clues
to the Murderer.


It was learned in this city yesterday that
the body Of q murdered man Was discovered
few days ago at the head Of Bridge gulch,
which ID about seven miles from Whites
Gulch, on the road to White sulphur
Springs. George Parminton, who was In
town yesterday, found the man. He says
started ont from Whites Gulch to find water.
They went mp az far AZ Bridge when the at
tention Of Parminton, who was several
yards in advance Of his companion, was at
tracted BY terrible stencil. He followed
this until he came to cut in the digging
when he was surprised to find the dead
body of man. The man was lying face
down, and his head and arms were hanging
over ledge, He was dressed in blue over
alls, Q flannel shirt, boots, and soft felt
hat. Parminton did not stop to search the
body. but Immediately sent the news to
Coroner cSnp sn,a Kunps White . snl
70 Tie place, took charge Of the body and
held an inquest. When the body was OK
amined bullet hole was discovered
Through the head entering at the back.
The hat was also perforated and was powder
burned, indicating that the gun had been
how long the man had been dead. as the
place where he was found was secluded and
the COOL atmosphere might have partially
preserved the body for some time. The
coroner thinks the man may have been
dead Tor three or four months. Nothing
Was found in the clothing except . few let
ters In one Of the pockets. Il appears from
these that his name was Weber and that
he was sheep herder in the Musselshell
country. It 10 supposed that he was about
thirty years old. One curious feature Of
the inquest 10 that Mr.. Pennington, who
found the body was not summoned as
witnesS.
There are no clues connecting any one
with the crime, though the officers are not
entirely satisfied over tho actions of young
man named Priest. He left the country
last May coming to Helena whore he pur-
chased ticket for Omaha. He had plenty
of gold coin with him at the time. Priests
mind became unbalanced before he left and
several people were found yesterday who
had heard him plead in an excited manner
to an imaginary crowd of people not to
hang him.
Several mysterious affairs of this kind
have occurred in Meagher county in the
last few years and no guilty parties have
been found. One instance was the myster-
ious murder at the head of Avalanche
gulch several years ago. Il is hoped that
hoped that the sheriff of Meagher county
win spare no efforts in investigating the re-
cent affair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
A Motor to Athi.tic Park,

Manager Muth, of the Athletics, thinks
that the attendance at the games would be
|nuch larger if the grounds were closer to
The motor tracks. It ID quite little walk
rom the oars over the dusty and stony road
b the sun to the grand. stand. Quite a
lumber for this reason do not 20 to the
grounds at all. many Of them being mem
Pere of the fair sex. One % tie nctc. lines
|ould extend its track oTszz 70 10 tit ttsll
kreat cost. Il may be that il would not nav
p do the work this season, but there Is one
hing to be said in favor Of tie uroiett.
When constructed it would DO in readiSsess
|or next season, and could be used for the
emaininR part of this season. The suhiect
made matter OF comment every dsy 8
kame il played at the park. :
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
At THE COURT HOUSE.


Anna 4. Dillingham; wants . Divorce
Fron Hsr Husband.
Anna A. Dillingham; began proceeding for
divorce yesterday against her husband b g.
Dillingham;. In her tale Of vos ahs seates
that st 81. Joseph, NO., March q, lS66 10
Wa married to The defendant, and fpr III
pest four ysars thsy have lived In Nontanas
that tho defendant has disregarded tho
marriage vow BY remaining in . habitual
state Of drunkenness for moro than two
years past. He has also. she alleges, been
guilty Of treating his better half with cru
city. She says that ON New Years day Of
1880, at restaurant In the Diamond block,
on Sixth avenue. he did heep upon her abuse
as profane and vile a. it il possible for the
tongue to use, and continued this conduct
all the evening, and In the public streets,
and did hufl her Oh the street with
the purpose Of injurin2 her.
seriously ill, lost her situation and when
the defendant. While she was lying in her
room sick he throw water ON her. His
general disposition has been cruel, and he
has left her destitute by selling out their
home and effects for the purpose OF crafty
ing his greed for drink, and such conduct
on his part has driven her to seek aid from
charitable neighbors. Further cohabita-
tion with the defendant, she asserts, would
be unsafe to her health and life. They have
had one child, which 10 dead. The defend
ant has nothing, and all she asks 10 q disc
luton Of the matrimonial bonds. A. ].
Craven j. her attorney.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
The Hendrick Route to Kansas City and st.
Louis.

The Hendrick Route to Kansas City and st.
Louis,
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul
railway from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
''Solid vestibuled trains to Kansas City,
Double daily Pullman service to st.
Louis"
''Through coaches to st. Louis.'
Through coaches to Kansas City on
morning and evening trains"
ELEGANT day coaches.''
Magnificent lunch cars"
''Pullman's best sleepers." &
"The shortest and quickest line"
''The best route to Kansas City,
1.-THE best route to st. Louis.''
''The best route to Colorado"
''To Kansas, to California
ssTo the west and southwest"
Do not fail to try it. The Chicago. Mil
waukee d st. Paul railway guarantees its
excellence. Secure accommodations from
the company's agents In st. Paul and Min
neapolis or from any coupon ticket agent
in the northwest.
Open May 18th, 1880.
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five RUNS IN THE THIRD.
That Was All the Cheysnnes Could
Do in Yesterdays
Came
Tho Teams VIII Take q Rest To-
Day and Play Again To-
Morrow.
4 Lazy Game-Lewis Does Good Work
with the Satisfactorily In the
Box.
II was q lazy game.

II was lazy game.
Conley was put in the box and stayed
there until the close Of the third, the In
dams making Eve runs in that inning and
all that they made in the game. After
that occasionally ono If the visitors would
get to third. but no further. Cahill
did excellent work at short and Lewis
played good game behind the bat and was
way up in stick work. Barker covered cen-
ter in great shape. In the first Hubbard
went out at second, Crotty at first and
Lewis died ON third. In the last half Of the
first Taylor reached first and started
for second when balk was claimed
on Conley. Taylor was between first and
second and was touched BY Hubbard. The
umpire declared Taylor ont and refused to
allow q balk. Mcdonald and Gondolfo
stepped up to the plate in the second and
sawed the air three times and Conley was
too slow in getting to first. Croft, Dough
erty and Lynott were thrown out to first.
Hubbard, Lewis and Crotty scored in the
out to Mann and Gondolfo Dew out to
Brady. In this inning Mann gave Crotty
and Cahill their bases on balls, and sent
Conley and Mcdonald to first by hitting
them with the ball.
Croft did good work in the third bringing
in three men with his three bag hit. Two
moro were all when the side was retired on
Lynott's fly to Barker who made Q pretty
running catch. Tut, Barker and Hubbard
went out in one, two three order In the
fourth. When the visitors came to the bat
Conley was put in right and Crotty went in
the box, He gave Mann his base on balls
and struck out Brady. Taylor, the darkey,
hit Crotty for single. Erswell went ont at
hrst and Blanford Few out to Tut.
Lewis hit safe to right for frat in the
fifth. stole second and third aud scored.
Crottv fiew out to center, Cahill fouled out
to Blanford and Mcdonald fouled
out to Taylor. i the last half
Of the fifth Conley went to
the bench and Keas played right. Hynds
went out to Crotty, Croft struck out and
Dougherts 1sent out at first. Gondolfo got
FIRST and d4tt hit safe for second. but Con
dolfo ", shnlared out for not touching the
thirX bag on his way home. Tut stole
thia Barker struck out. Hubbard hit
spGssf for first and Tut scored. Hubbard
vok third on wild throw and came home
<urefewis' hit. Lewis scored on another
throw, and Cahill went out at first,
ring the side.
he rest of the game was uninterestina.
home team pilinR up three runs in the
fifth and two In the ninth.
The attendance was about the same a. on
70 previous day. Dallas. who umpired the
anne, shut of the kicks in tho early part
nd gave good satisfaction. There will be
10 game to-day, but one will be played to-
morrow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
Helena Capital In Oregon.

A company Of Helena capitalists COM
posed of A. NJ. and n. N. Hotter, John T.
Murphy, D. A. Cory A. J. SeliRman, Henry
Klein and T. H. Kleinschmidt have bought
up large tract Of timber land. fifteen
miles ont of Astoria. The investment will in
volve between 1900 and $4,000. N. NJ.
Hotter leaves to-day for Astoria and IL ID
probable that moro purchases will follow.
This timber ID intended 70 be used for man
ufactuIing purposes and ID supposed to be
cut and used in the business Of the Hotter
Lumber company, very wealthy Montana
CORPORATION.
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Notice.

Notice.
We, tho undersigned livery stable keepers
do hereby give notice that after Aug. 18th
the rates for boarding horses at our re-
spective stables will be increased to thirty
$500 dollars per month. The present high
prices of hay and grain compel us to make
this change in rates.
w. r. McCoMAs.
j. 81. MCFARLAND,
G. B. SMILEY,
HELENA CAB AND TRANSFER Co., w. W. Liv-
ermore, Manager,
FR1DLEY & BURKE,
j. A. ZEIaEER,
Jos. E. ALLEN,
PELTIRR d LYON,
MCLEAN & HuFFAKKR,
JAKE FISHER,
PIONEER HACK q TRANSFER Co.
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Herbert Nicholson d Co, limited, deliver dr
cordw0od promptly to any part Of the city.

St. Paurs M. E, Sabbath School Picnic.
A basket picnic under the auspices Of st.
Paul's N. e. church Sabbath school will be
held on Friday, Aug. Is, at Baxendale
Grove, about tan miles distant on tho
Rimini branch Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road. The train leaves the Northern Pacific
motor will leave Main and Sixth avenue at
o'clock sharp and connect with the train.
The round trip fare to the grove, 50 cents,
Tickets for sale at Fred Gamers, ]. A,
Doughty and John w. Thompson, also ct
train.
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Assault and Battery.

T. F. Matthias. of the firm of Matthias
and Heinlein, architects, has little diff
ference with Mr.. Stepen Whalen, con-
tractor. A few days ago this difference be-
tween the gentlemen started in angry
words in Mr.. Matthias Office. Each rushed
off and swore out complaint against the
other. but not in the same court. They
have simpliied this part Of the affair, how
ever, by each applying for change Of venue
to Judge Sanders court, before whom the
case will be tried ON it's merits unlees tho
lawyers attempt to further complicate mat
tiers.
The charge made in the complaints ID as
sault and battery.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
Forbes q Davis, s,ee,.;

Forbes . Davis Special
3.os8 Cumberland. one block, 1t g. Good
Investment.
s68 Cumberland, will sell in lots.
5000 Hefrimac.
loo to 5000 Yellowstone.
5000 Castle Crescent. Cheap.
l.4o0 shares Buckeye, extensioo Bi-Nstal-
g, at TN.
40 Combination at 421<c.
400 Iron Mountain at COO.
1000 0lengary at q.
2,260 Copper Bell ct 2lc.
1,0O West Cumberland at loo.
loo 0. B. 4 n. at 2le.
NMuo EXCHANGE,
rs and ~ Bailey block.
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cHEYENNE.
Tips From the Bat.

What has became Of the Butte agerega-
fion? N
Barker's arm ia still lame, and he may not
be able to pitch this week. [}s;ey.
The refreshment stand on the grounds ia
pot doing much of business. 35i',
Keas made pretty throw from right TO
Fhird shutting the runner out. M if1'st
Orotty made good record in the box and
Caught ON with the Rrandstand.
Lewis is hitting tbs ball In great shape,
hnd receives applause when he steps to the
plate. ,,.6lf,{sE
Erswell played good game at short yes
Ferday for the visitors. His throws TO Tay-
Tor at first were perfect, II
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14

Persons having valuable horses and car
riaRes would be wise to keep them in IRE
proof stable during the reign Of hres ana
hre alarms. Yon would always ssel safe
and rest we'll il ron knew your property
was safe. Then take your valuable horses
Co.'S Stone barn, with brick front, complete
in all it, departments, with drst-olase st-
tention and night watchmen always on
hand. WM. w. Iayrn,ropx. Gar.
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The seventh annual meeting Of H. llon.
tana Woman's Christian Temperance Un-
ion convenes at Livingston August Is. n,
%. Railroads offer one and one nth rata
to delegates paying fall fare going and pre-
sentinG certificate from tho oonventioa foa
return. A state gold medal contest win 10
enc Of the interesting features. Childreu
dseiring % eompete sho1ld apply at onoe
to Rev. d. ]. Hall. Boseman.
LAURA e. HowxY,
6tate PseA ". @. +. q.
AIAA xMRAzzsW, 1so. 1ea
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Jaskson'smusie store bailey block.
Dtnner fFom IL 10 ct the Bon Ton.
Board and rooms Of Nia Neaele'a liz
CAxk atDook, Aee
Sanes -. naxAee, merchant tailor, Main
eseeeA opposite Ftr1t National INK.
Go - Via IL Montana Central ana
.:aa1sooe HailvsyA IT, ~ sIsspine and
S S1!.19 - ro1te 70 s.. Paul and &he go.
asseee trains lsave 6saana daily e ll0
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A public eGeminaticn for teaohsrs' csrtiA.
eases vM - nsId % NJ once OF the county
0pa1aneendeas o. pablo eohoola, Levi
msnoing ct 8 .. m. sharp and closing at
.. =, Candidates viii provide themsalva.
With pens, ink and legal cap paper.
C. L. TuxsI1T.
Superintendent County Schools.
Lewis and Clarke County:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14

eooI1c0 Uon00t0d0 Club.
There win b meeting Of thu Hendricks
democrstio club ct o'clock .. m. ahasp,
ON Thurdav, this evening. August llsh.
1890, In rooms Of Helsna Busius0 Collaea.
corner of Main and Sixth avenue, 0co3
attendance requested. All committees viii
please DO ready TO report.
Rosr. ,. 6lnTn, President.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14

DR.. G. E. Bolton will give a course of lee
lures at MinR's opera house beginning
Thursday, August n. The first lecture,
Mighty Lendou, will be free. The lectures
are illustrated by very Ane and expensive
stersoptioon, throwing the picture upon a
screen 500 feet square. These lectures are
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14
Uaisa Pacific Rates.

Commencing Aug. II the fare viz the
Union Pacific from Montana points to 81.
Paul. Duluth, Ashland and intermediate
points whore rates are higher will be: First
elass, 60 ssooud elaa, e26; round trim to
81, Paul, go. A. e. VxAxn.
FreiRht and Paas. Agent.
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The New Isaker Gum

designed especially for those sportHnsn
no want the best shooting gum that money
Ply buy, and ut very moderaAe priee.
Au and 80 them at
dLKNA HAlDVA1I Co.
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BORN.

6IEDMAN-Born in Helena. Aue, 10th. 10 IL
wife of G. L. Htet1man, son.
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Second ha1d and NV furniture a inseaiI-
msnAA B. O. Lsnsir. Nosthsgn Pacific depox.
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New interpretations.


Articles Of incorporation Of the New York
Mining and Smelling company were filed
yesterday. The capital stock il 900, 600 in
shares Of 81 each. George B. Choate, viii
liam RAIDER, Ole Forseth. N. b. Smith are
the trustees. White Sulphur Springs will
be the principal place Of business.
Articles Of incorporation Of the 4. ].
Griffin Mining company were also fled yss-
terday. The capital stock is 81, COZ, 600 az
sesable. in 600, 600 shares Of 81 each. H. ].
Griffin, p. Il. Dougherty. G. A. Bush, e.
NJ. Wilcox and r. D. Alton, trustees. Cas-
tic will be the principal place Of business.
Certificate Of Incorporation Of the Mon
t.ns 6Gs anH re- Coke a.nt. 3 q %
Of g each. The trustees and incorpora-
tors are w. L. HoRe. s. A. Estes, w. NJ.
Thornton. ]. r. Toole and n. Kirkpatrick.
The stock will be assessable.
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Mighty London.

EFree sand At Hotel Broadwster il hauled .,
OnC0.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage Licences Issued.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to: Edward O. Fluoord Aaanss OConno.,
Of Lincoln, Neb., and New York city. re-
spectively Chas. Cochran and Miss Mary
and Eliza w. Jonson, of Helena, Montana.
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BARGAIN!

8-room frame house, water in
house. bath; lots 50x140, 1884
Boulder ave-, south front
age. Price o, $50, 81, 100 cash,
balance three years at 8 per
cent.
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WANTED-EXPKRIEN STATE, sPE-
" cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home building 4 Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. I n. Clarke. Secretary
Bl0omiAgton. III.
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T OST-gCARE PIN WITH THREE DIA-
- monds. between the city and Athletic marx,
liberal rewaid will b paid for the return at
this Office.
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WANTED 100 MEN FOR IDAHO, 81 80 PER
~ day; ranchmen, so per month: 5 men
cook. Apply at Northern Pacific Empioyment t
Office, Helena avenue.
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'sssvtsaYn " pc h.asss Il ssIs fss- :
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HELP WANTED-MALE,
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO CAN SPEAK
w German. with some knowledge Of real
estate and insurance business. 1873" Helena
avenue.
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~ 6 sAas - !
81 1X.sss :
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SITUATION. WANTED-A DRESSMAKER
wants work by the day in family. Capital
Employment offico, 212 Lawrence street.
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WANTED STRONG BOY FOR STORE
w also delivery wagon. Apply at the Novel
ty store, Rodney street.
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WANTED-A. WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
houseyork, Good pay to the right party
Adde'S g. R., this Office.
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w pillow and scraper work. References re-
CURED. Apply by letter to w. A. Logue, SUNSET,
Oaer LODGE county. Mont.
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WANTED. FOR COLORADO;
day. apply to N. H. Keefe. Helena Mont.
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WANTED-GIRL FOR IIGHT HOUeE-
w work ct 40 Eighth avenue.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work out OF town, $50 per month: fiye rirls
for city. Capital Employment Office.
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WANTED-THREE SMARTYOUNG MEN 10
" run - news agents to run ON Northern Pa
ciac. Apply at news Office at Northern Pacific
donof. = 4 ---
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TORaALk
non 1eSsokS i.1D9S SADDLE
= bore. Inquire Mr.. Rumley. Sixth avenue
TOR sALE-FIyE THoysAND HEAD OF
y sheep Enquire Of John A. Keatins, this
TOR sALE-FURNlTURE, STOVES, CAR
pets, 80. y sood condition Apply At No.
EoR SALE .I1 -sI,Eli!NwAY PLANO. sQUARE,
o. boz u.s. s.. s>'-'-''.'-'' .1ss o''sn As.'' :
FOR HALE-A FINE YOUNG POINTER, II
= ysar old. Apply to Malcolm, lao Broadway.
1..y.
FOR sALE-WlsMNG no. GO OUT o!
= business, 0def for . 10 the furniture and
hoase. oonsissins j Is rooms A and 6ssh room.
Everythin. Y sood condition and doing 4 good
sssas nv e. Ssssns Err, a.op s9a Rodney
FOR sALE-A FIyE-ROoN HOUSE AND a
st.ss eas block ~ q h aeseecf md one block
south Of Broadway, and make IN offer.
FOR GALE SHEEP RANCH ron SALE OR
= exchange; 40 acres located miles from
Philbrook, Fergus county, Montana; good hay
run % inches q wsses r sSsd ao1iss: soed 10
houee and c0rrals; II fenced partly; Will take
$500 cash or equivalent In other property. Adj
d1eGs T., care Independent oface.
TOR SALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
= fruit store, Ice cream pA11nr, soda fountain.
etc., with tools and material for the mAnufacture
ct candies located ON Central ava. in tho caty Of
NOR GALE OR kfNT-ALLEN'H HOTEL
Thompson Falls, Mont This d . well e.
tahlished hotel, doing good business, has been
under tho samo manaGomant for the last sir
yeafs; contains 10 we'll Furnished rooms. Can
giye possession q any timA Apply to ]. 4
Allen, Thompson RallR Mont
TOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CI4ASS 20
= hngss upright stssl boilsn Apply at .thil
Office.
A GOOD CRANDAIL TYPEWRITER TERMS
~ reasonable Apnly 1t th1a QfRca
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WANTED-s ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO RUl
w So news agents ON the N. II. railroad. Ap
ply at News Office, N. p. depot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14

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