Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-04

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&. b. TOWERS & Co.
Chas. Royce left yesterday tor Chi
cago in charge Of a cattle shipment
He intends to return in about ten
days.
Billy Gordon, our local editor, has
been heard from at Fsribault, MIMI
where be is at present visiting his SIS
ser, Miss Marion.
Kid Brown and Henry Moran as
companied one Of the cattle shipments
Yesterday, and intend to spend a
couple of weeks in Chicago.
G. G. Harcum, the Tongue river
ranchman, WIS stricken down with
apoplexy last night, and at last rePor-s
was in a very critical condition.
Tongue river, Vhlch has been 50
low during the past month, yesterday
assumed fair proportions again, caused
by the rainfall in The upper country.
E-tray Commissioner Lick on Fri
day sold the animals remaining In his
posses. ion. They were disposed Of at
public auction and brought fair prices.
The streets are "A sea Of mud, but
that Is n decided Improvement on
the amount Of now which has been
deposited iu the streets Of some Of IA
western u-ighbors..
Ga Tuesday the famous pacing
horses Direct aud Hal Pointer will
Pace for a purse Of $4,000. and the
turf sports think the record will he
still further lOwerek.
Miss salter, who has beec stopping
with Mrs. w. s. smell Of Hathaway
for the last 'ew months, came to trwn
yesterday 10 spend q few weeks VISIT
ing tine Misses AllertOn.
HI Low, new wash house, on Pleas
ant street. near Morrison's. The best
work done promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Ladies clothes II per
dozen. mems clothes a bit a piece. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bill, who VIII
be remembered by our old timers
passed through yesterday on their
way TO -. Paul. Mr.. Bill has been In
charge Of u # the hotels at the Ma
tional Park during the summer.
The trainmen Inform u that there
il Is inches of snow at Billings, ex-
tending to Forsyth, where they had 3
sliqbt snowstorm. Al Miugusville, to
the east, there are five inches Of snow
while We in tue banana belt, are still
enjoying fair weather.
Weather Observer Boynt"n yester-
day moved into his quarters IN the
stock Growers banK building, having
previously transacted business on .
dry goods box in the hall, and he no"
has as comfortable an Office a. any
| body in the country.
Hank Greenvay Is still detained II
town by the loss Of his circle bar horse
The last heard Of the animal was a
Sadie. the horse having swan the Vel
lo~ustone after being turned u Of tn
barn the night OF the fire. Hank vii
but ND II his horse Is BROUGHT in.
Porter Boston desires TO inform tn
public that he has engaged In the WOO
business, and hereafter will be please'
To receive orders for stove wood. ii
guarantees to furnish FIRST cla~s wood
and would like to receive a share G
the public patronage. Orders may b
left at this Office
Chas. H. Rattinger arrived IN Ia
city yesterday fIom the National Parl
where he has been in charge OF III
! Lake hotel during the summer. Nj
Rattinger was &. w. Savage's clerk Il
three years at the Albemarle Hotel
. Livingston, and comes here to act
the same capacity at the Macqueeh.
Berthold Ullman left yesterday
Chicago and the east. While there
will probably go to Washington Al
make another effort to get his elect
. target accepted for army prActi'
His target has proven itself = succ'
wherever Il has been tried, but 1t
quires political influences TO get even
,fl good thing into Uncle Sans service
Il Ms. George e. Hannahs. accomF
MED by Master Roy, has departed
a Chicago, where they will reside In |
H. future. Mrs.. Hannahs will be greA
missed by a large circle of friends
this vicinity. Mr.. Hann:hs viii