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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-07
By +. I. Hoss, Under Sheriff.

A LAS SUMMONs-lN.. THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke.
Adolf Hoist. plaintiff. Va Ihomas Maoksy. de-
The state of Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendants.
You are hereby required to, appear in an action
brought against you by the above named pi.intu
OF the state ot Montana, In and for the county Q.
Lewis md Clarke. and To answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the
day Of ~service) after the service on You OF this
su1mons, X served within this county; or, II
served out Of this county, but within this district,
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days,
or judgment by default will be tak0n against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The rad action 10 brought to .obtsin \ judo.
ment Of said court against you Tor ths sum OK
$40. 70. upon an account for labor and materials
mechanics lien securing said account upon the
property described In the complaint on tile
herein to which You arc referred ior = more par
ticulAr statement, and costs OF suit. including
S2S attorneys fees and 81 for filing lien.
And you are hereby notified that II yon fail to
apDear and answer tho said complaint, - above
required. tbs said plaintiff will take dsfsult
against Won and apply TO ths court for the relief
demanded ~ In the complaint.
trict court Of this. first judicial di.tric. Of ths
and Clarke. this cath day Of May, In the yeas
OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
ninsty-twO.
- by II. c. Fireman. Deputy Clerk.
J. n. Clements. Attorney for -l-1-A
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STORY OF A MISSING DIAMOND
It Broke an Engagement and Was Found
Years After.

1t Broke An Engagement and Wa Found
Years After.
One night a newly engaged couple were
going to a ball, says the New York Sun. In
the carriage he asked her to let him see her
ring for q moment, some popularity of its
sparkle caught his eye. although why she
should have had her glove off no one can
tell. She gave him the ring and he ex-
aminsd it for . time in the light of the oar
riage window. When the carriage stopped
she asked him for tue ring. But / gave it
back to you and you took it," mo you
did not. / have not had it since l gave it
to you.'
Lights were brought, search was made,
clothes werc s~haken--every place whore a
diamond ring could possibly lie concealed
was uncovered. The ring could not be
found. Each persisted. he that he gave the
ring back. she that she did not receive it.
Assertion became argument; argument
changed from heat to ice; communication
WIS interrupted and finally ceased; the
engagement was broken. They went their
ways ana each married another. One day
several years later the woman. ripping up
an old ball dress. found in the heading OF
one of the rufiles a diamond ring. It was
the lost engagement ring. She wrote to
her former lover a letter Of apology and OK.
PLANTATION. but the incident had turned the
current OF both their lives. This is a true
story.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Gins williams proved again last hight n
10 has hundreds Of tisss p~rsviosslys thai
he 10 to-day tho beat German dialect com
sdian before tho American people. The
play waa Kspplst's Fortunes, md Williams,
A. the auddsnly enriched German butcher,
acted the part 10 natural q life. Unlike
the majority Of oomsdisa Of to-day, Kspp-
lsr's Fortunes haa . plot. Mr.. williams
Gang 4 numbsr OF eouQs In his Y inimita-
BILE way, and the number Of sncorea he 70.
osived from all ovsr the house, enowsd how
Rachel sterling. 40 Madeline Kspplsf. tha
hutcher's oldest dAaRnter, did vsry well, a
did Dunno Nelson, a relic OF the old Nov
York volunteer IRE department. The play
horss kind, but iust ths soft 10 leave I
pleasant impresaion. The same bill will b.
given tonight, and II merit counts Gus
williams will have = full houas.
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GHERIFF'S STATESMAN H. SHOWER. AND
y Rosalie shoysr, CHARLES c. c. Shoyer and
Mayer Shoyer. bv their guardian ad litem, !. Il.
Hershfield. plaintiffs. vs.. Isaac Greer hood, Ssllie
Greenhooa and lgnatz We'll. defendants.
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out Ut tho
district court OF the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and ,a%i {, ri. on te;, Sad day OF p,h ta q G. 81 y,
II. shoyer,- ana kosal.s hoyer, Charles II.
khoyer and Mayer sho ser. by their guardian nd
litom. T.. II. Hershtield. the above named
PLAINTIFF. obtained a judgment and docree Of
halIie q reenhood and lgnatz We'll were defend
ants, ON tho 3rd day OF June. A. Z. 1892. for the
sum Of S4,25i.s3, besides interest. costs and at
torney fees, which said decree was on the Srd
book No. "u" Of said court. At page 80 / am
commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece
or parcel, Of land, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Lewis and Clarke: state OF Mon
tana. and bounded and described rs follows, to-
wit:
Lot numbered three $50. in block numbered
eighteen lls). in Story's. addition to the city OF
Heleus. filed and recorded in the office of the
e r1nrfss, r ;n pooE 81. = $40 y mi eoeIni,y ol h esns s rs
Together with all and singular the ~tenemonts,
longing. or in anywise appertaining.
pp Ieli not notice ,, is hereby given ,aat that on p a a'a,nSt
m. of that day, At the front door of tho court
house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana. ] will, in obedience to raid order Of Eale
and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the
as may be necessary to satisfy, said Judgment
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this srd day OF Juna
9" CHAs. M. JERFERls. Sheriff.
BY +. i. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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RAIN IN JUNE.
some Interesting Facts Stated BY Lieut..
job r. FiAley. r

some Interesting Facts Stated by Lieut..
John r. Finlsy.
Lieut.. John p. Finley, in charge Of the
weather bureau, at San Francisco. speak
ing from the record, asserts that
during the past twentty-ons years
rain has fallen on every day in June
from the 1ss to the Gath, inclusive. and on
two occasions 40 late a. the 9th. 1t ia
strange to record that during this very long
period of continued obssr vation no rain has
fallen on the 18th, 26th and from the 28th
to the Both. inclusive. The days on which
the occurrence of rain has been most fro
qnent are the 1st, 4th. 9Th. 7th, 10Th and
18th. The longest period Of successive
days on which rain fell occurred in June.
1884. q period OF seven days. from June
u to Is, inclusive, the total amount
Of precipitation being 2.29 inches.
Again the same year light rains
fell on Tour successive days, from the 21st
the 18th to tbs 10Th. Practically all Of the
rains which occurs in June falls during the
night. but this feature is characteristic of
the months from May TO September, inelu-
sive. During the heavy rains in 1884 the
barometer dropped to about 1915 on the
18th. with south to east winds.
The maximum Temperature has ranged
from 67 to 100 degrees, the latter occurring
in 1891. II is the highest recorded temper
ature since the establishment of the weather
bureau in San Francisco. We have had but
three sold Junes in twenty yssrs-in 1878,
1882 and 1885. yet In 1873 the maximum
temperature did not rise above sevsnty.thres
degrees, and in 1881 and 1884 it was as low
a. seventy-one. The warm periods in Juns
are shorter than in any of the following
months to September inclusive. They gen.
orally last but for two or three days. while
in August and September they may embract
from four to six days, and similar Ions
periods sometimes occur in October.
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DETECTING BAD MONEY.
Young Ladies' In the Treasury Who Have
Eyes In Their Fingers.

Young Ladies' In the Treasury Who lave
Eyes In Their Fingers.
Miss Calhoun, one Of the most expert
Ut Washington, has the remarkable record
Of counting 5000 coins in . single day,
sach soin passing through her hands. and
~ dslicate has her sense of touch become
that should there be q counterfeit coin in
tho lot sho would detect 1t even when
counting at this tremendous rate, says the
New York Advertiser. She spreads the
soins upon a large glass-top desk and
draws them off with the tips of her fingers,
one, two, three or four at a time. as she
p!eases; for her four fingers are all equally
nothing to DO with the detection OF false
coins. Her fingers do it all. They have
become SO very familiar with the exact
weight OF 9 true coin, the feeling Of it and
the amount Of itE resistance upon the glass
desk, that q piece of spurious gold. silver,
nickel or copper money attracts her atten-
ton instantly.
The expert counters of paper money de-
tect counterfeits more by the eye than by
feeling, though if the quality Of paper be
poor they can tell it by the sense of touch.
Mr.. Burnett, the chief of the redemption
division. tells Of a young lady who was one
day counting money sent in for redemption,
~ ~ suEcW Ouu y OlAl anu WSuL On WIN
her count. When she had completed the
count she took up the rejected bill and ex-
amined 1t closely, but could find nothing
wrong about il. Her first impression. how-
ever. had been that it WAS a bad bill. and
she stood by that impression and gave the
bill to the foreman of her room. He asked
her what was the matter with it, and she
said she did not know, only she was sure it
Was bad. The foreman put it under a glass
and pronounced it good. but the Young
lady was SO positive in her rejection of it
that he took it to the chief. That gentle
man examined it carefully and pronounced
il good.
and asked her why she had thrown It out.
She said she could not tell, but she knew it
was counterfeit. Then it was sent TO the
two most expert men in the treasury De,
partnent, and one of them pronounced II
good. while the other. when he come TO il
in q pile of good bills. with which il had
been given him, threw it out, saying it Wal
bad.
10 settle the matter the bill WAS taken
over TO the bureau of engraving and print
Ing. and the man who Ia made the plat.
applied his infallible test to it and found
that, while the bill was almost perfectly
executed In every respect, one little line o.
shading was shout one-si1teenth Of an incl
farther to the left than it SHOULD be.
The young lady's eye had become 80 &C
customed to seeing that shading in exactl.
the right place that. without being able I
explain how. she had discovered its spur
GUS character, and without being able +
give any reason for it, she had stuck TO he
first impression. This might be a goo
case for those persons to speculate on VIII
enjoy the analysis of mental phenomen
and the separating Of intuition from edu
cation of the lenses.
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PERSONAL

/ . -. - TH a.. -rF2eA
A. w. Allie, OF Avon. 10 IN the CITY.
James +. Wardner. the mining man. ID a
The Helena.
A. p. Smith, OF Boulder, 10 4 guest At ths
Grand Central.
G. n. NoNastsr. Of Red Lodge. VA il
town ysatsrdsv.
i. 81. Avav. Of Rad HIM. IN reristered a
Aha Grand Cnntral.
w n nr.x,;a. 80 ,.nxt. i. .-on. n.
$3.50 :. ny. us;sn $500 -
Amnr. IN nr..t van. r.or,. ~ Ha,an,
,..tArss. So ii - pnrtar
NJ. ~ MI. /.
MIs. IA ). n,new ~, - usess ra''s' = =
$3.50 ~
= p fAcsc. o.snws.ssin aesns y. sus
~. SA ~ A. y. fSnw.y' - = sse IVY.
Goa hohrs. the vel Known MONTANA
s'ocA"sn, VA ~ me f1s.enM yes's1uss.
Ar. ma Mra. Jonn ~. Luxe nave r.
tutnsd from thsir briusl tour N tne east.
DR.. A. II. Hersey and wife. OF Boxelnan.
VA. neteatses maze sne'l no"e IN 1Aslons.
Attorney DAY. OF 10 IN he!-
ma on business before she supreme couft.
Among the Butte visitors in Helena are
Attorney George Haldorn n Judge w. ].
Lippincott.
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The lsig Hall Opened.

hall was opened to the general public TO-
night by a grand concert, and the vast au-
dience numbered over $4,000. Al eight
o'clock. upon the conclusion of the ovst-
ture of the opera Risnza. the audience was
we'll seated and received the opening num-
Dor with every evidence Of delight, which
was Increased by Director Wsldon's lively
rendition of "Star.SpsnRlsd Banner
Yankee Doodle" and "Auld Lang syne."'
was suns with great s%plsndor. Various
choruses and solos we're preceded BY a
speech by Chadncsy M. Dspsw, whose com
ing on the stage was hailed with such an
uproar Is only $4,000 persons oan Make.
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l'etroleum-July, 54I

Money on call easy; closed offered N: prime
mercantile paper "a 3: sterling exchange steady;
sixty-day bills "a. 81; demand 81. 90.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. June Cattle Receipta. 1G. 900
steady: weaker; steers, $S.15HA.5G: stockers and
feeders, S2.75N3. IS.
ho4s = hsoeipts. 1000: lower; rough and
common. 81. 50h4 rs: mixed and packers, u q
as, 90; heavy and butchers weights, ~. 70@4 so
eheep-Recelpta. 5000; steady: clipped Tex
ans. $3.25@5.0G: clipped natives and westerns
S.. 00e5. 80.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June 6.-Close-Whsat-Cash, sac
July. S4Ac.
Csrn-Weak: cash, Sic: July, 49hc,
Oats-Cash. 33c: July. 32hc.
barley sc.
Pork-Cash July, SIC. ~.
LArd-t,Ash. 98.27b; July. SO. 35.
Short ribs-Cash July. S8.25.
Shoulder 5.7566. Is.
Short clear $6b5e6. S2H.
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Election in Oregon.

PORTLAND. Ore, June 6.-The election in
this state to-day was for two congressman
supreme judge, attorney general and men,
bers of the legislature. 1t was the most Or
derlv i'll the history Of the state owing to
the new ballot law. 1t is probable . full
vote was not polled. Indications point to
the election of the entire republican state
ticket, with the exception of attorney gen.
eral. 1t is generally conceded that the peo-
pies party cast one-sixth OF the entire
vote of the state, and from the best infor.
nation obtainable it IL thought they
drew from democrats n republicans in
about equal proportion.
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH CORY e 90,
LAS EUMMONS-lN THE DISTRICT
a court 81 ths First judicial district Of the
etAte. u Montana. In and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.

AIs soert s q ~ PIsst 5MSd,ei Eta district Pss q e
i hsMi. :: W A tiat v and Tor the county 81
n; .l!a':a 't,E!s y, hsr 4 sS|:itHs.,s. x. 4 1 2siss.: n:
i. aRscAls sa %. s "a III: = S Sssl:se. s Z assses aasis
T Ts:sei,a af r W., .sso a,s.I lassns.n' his WIFE, AaA
above naMsid sfsndsntv.
You arc hershy required 70 appear in an ,actioa
4 G.e Is a issisa: se sss y z tn H. s SRsss j. 1seSS p distrio.
ct the state OF 4onta4a, In and Tor thu county OF
a aiss tS :ss Sl; 1lis,is sP a. e 81: .n:~ ,... 4: Ss'. z IT
summons i served within TIL, 9oaIsy; e. n
= s.1 ,sdH%s9 y x ;: a ~! !. n. + i s:I:a sSsia't'sa
meat for 1850 Dri ! ssS iat..Ss.t At 4: s.ss
Of IL per cent per annuA, from July, 10. 1891,
9 9sSs' u az lsss Fl 5; !; S fissaa: i r. nv:ess,, n e s.! asss q
M. .Bollss y 90. and assigned to this plaintiff,
and secured By : certain nortgaxs bstwsen ths
e ths city q hslsna, county. q Lsvis md
te-wit:' BEGINNING at the, southwest CORNER Of
ton Of the east side Of Hoback street with the
north along the east sido Of said hoback street.
forty-fve feat. to point. thence east one hundred
yo0t TO q pOA0t IN the N0O D4vW000 lO1 nuWO6x00
two and three. In said block "a" thence south
along the line between said lots Numbered two
and ihres, forty-tive feet. to . point in the north
eide Of Haxth avenue. thenoa west along the nortn
side Of said Sixth avenue one hundred feet to
the place of beginning. And to obtain tho usual
decree for the sale Of tho said prenaises by the
sherif Of said ceunty according to lay, ana tho
proceeds applied to the. payment OF the anounee
due to tho plaintiff, and the costa and counsel
fees allowed by the court, and that the said d..
Pendants. and all persons claiming under them
subsequent to tho execution of tbs raid mortgage
upon said the premises. eithsr - purchasers, y
ncumbranosrs, or otherwise. may beSbarrod and
foreclosed OF Ill rights and claims, or equity Of
redemption Of said premises, and every part
thereof, and that plaintiff. may have execution
axaipst said dsfsndant, 1Nhonlas NJ Everett, foI
any deficienoy after Supplying all the pr1ceeds Of
the sale OF said premises properly applicable t1
the satisfactien Of !hs judgment hersin. and
other and further relisf ~ may sssm mes. and
eauitabls to this court. all ~ appears mora fully
IA the complaint on file hsseD.
And you are hereby notified that i yon fall 70
appear and answer the said complaint, - above
REQUIRED, tho aAid plaintiff VIII. apply to the
court for the relief demanded in his compialnt.
Given under my hand and tie seal OF the. dis
trict court Of the firNt judicial district Of tbs
STATE Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
md Clsrke, this Id day OF May, in tbs
year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hundrsd
and ninety-two. oux pran r-,o,L
~ BY H.. J. CASSIDY, Deputy Clsrk.,
DAVID 2. CARPENTER. Attorney for plaintiff.
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spreekles' Refinery Starts Up.

PHIhADEI.rmA, June 6.-Nearly . thous-
AID men resumed work this morning at the
large Sprecklss sugar re6nsriss here, aftes
q shat down Of nearly three months. Gen
eral Manager Peterson said: o Thursday
We shall pnt our uga on the market again
Mt such prices a. we deem remansrative.
without any reference to such prices as any
trust Nay be disposed TO dictate"
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THE I
S1'OCkN

STOCKS
NEW Yopx. June Bar silver, ssh.
Copper-Quiet.
Lead-Dull; lake, Sill. 7o@1l,so; domestic. SA2o
G4.25.
The stock market was again under the ham
mer. transactions were mainly in coalers and
grangers, Burlington in particular. Heading was
we'll held. On receipt of news Of the passage of
the anti-option bill there was a drive at coalers,
extreme loss reaching 3n. The whole list sym
pathized with the weakness and yielded all along
the line. The close was weak, most active stocks
at lowest of the day.
Governments-Dull: weak.
Iatrnlenm-Inlu aAX
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TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial district e The STATE 81 Montana in
in the matter OF ths petition Of the Citizens
Electric Light, company. = corporation. for al
order Of dissolution, :.
Notice Is hereby given that tho Citizens Elec-
trio Light company has made application to the
district court Of the First iudiciAl district Of the
state OF Montana. in and for the county OF ~
and Clarke. for an order Of the said court, dis
solving said corporation, and that said applioa-
ton will be heard in the court roon, Of depart
ment No. 2, Of the district court Of ths, First
Tor the county Of Lewis and Clarke, in the court
house, in the city Of Helena II said county on
IN. OF said day, ct which time any psr.sn inter-
ested may appear aud show cause. Il aay, Why
said application shall not be gr, ntsd according
10 the prayer Of the petition Of the said Citi.sns
Electric ] chit company.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court of tho First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, this 18th day Of May: in the year
OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred AMI
ninety-two. r ,
| Ky Fl. n. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
MAssENA bULLARD. Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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NoTWJGE 70 CsEpIroRs-EsrATE OF

VAAtAH \. NAcuOlAh. 0ec0A30u.
Notice il hereby given BY the undsrsixnsd. ex-
ecutr.I Of tho last Will and tszt&men. OF Will
lam ., Nicholas, dsceassd, to the crsdltors lof,
and all persons having elaine sxainst the said
dscsased, to exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers. within tan months after the first pub
Ioatton OF this ns1cs. to the sad executrix at
the othcs OF D.. y. Wade. Bailey buibAiny, Hell.
Transaction Of the hnkinsAs OF said estats, in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
kAh6URET NICHOLAS.
Exscutrix OF last will and tsstamsnt Of Win.
lam d. Nicholas. deceased.
Dated 18th day Of No, 1884.
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Killed q Had Man..

NEVADA. No.. June Cone Moore. = dss-
perate character. wanted in California for
murder, was shot and killed to-day. A
poase had been on NoOre's track some time.
when they came mp he began firing.
aNattng that he would never be taken alive.
,fhs posss then Ayed . volley killing him in
etanlly.
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Arrivals At The Helena,

AFFIV1I0 ~ TM0 HOJONA,
Alex Livingstone. Bos- David Ia Bar. Boston.
ton w. T. P. Hollings-
D. W. Archer, Council worth, New York.
Bluffs. =. c.. Day. Livingston.
Henry Longmaid, En- W. A. Wood. Helena.
pire. I. I. Mcbride, Butte.
Geo. II. Casey, Butte. Conrad kohrs, Deer
Theo. Cronin and wife, Lodge.
New York. W. ID. Mcbride. Butte.
]. Nord Kent, st. Paul: A. q. Waggoner, Pitts
G. !. McMaster, He'd burg.
Lodge. J. w. Young, city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry b. b. Ross, st. Paul 9.
Hall. Philadelphia. Mark kolomon. Chicago
N. r. Porter. Great e.. +. Nicholson, New
Falls. York.
Geo. Haldorn, Butte. W. l. Lippincott, Butte
J. n. Goldsmith, St Jos. Davis, city.
Paul.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is hereby given that : meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Mao Mining 4 Milling
compsn will be held 1t the Office Of the COM
pnny, at 5l7 Knight street, In the city Of Helena,
tate Of Montana, on Friday the 10th day OF
June, 1882, for the purpose Of submitting, to such
!tockholders > proposition to Increase the capi-
10 the amount Of four hundred thousand N00.-
pOO) shares Of the par value of five dollars (SS)
per share; the present capital stock Of said con- 4
shares OF tho par value Of five dollars ($5).
BY order of the board of trustees.
A. MCLEAN,
President
FL. H. A. MCLEAN.
.- Secretary.
j.. {. MCCAIN.
THOS. JENKIN.
A. MCLEAN,
Majority Of Trustees.
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TO RRCEIvE THE vIsITORs.

General Reception ComMlttea Ut tAe a.
a q. w. Convention.
The reception committss Of the supssms
lodge. 4. u U. W. met At Henry G. Vac
gers Office yesterday and discussed plans
for receiving and entertaining the visitors
during ths convention. There val 4 full
attendance and 1t Was decided TO appoint
the following additional gentlemen 10 aot
in conjunction with the original commit
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Strawberry Festival.

A strawberry and ice cream festival will
be held at the residence of A. G.. Clarke,
South Rodney street, to-niRht for the ben
eft of the Methodist church South.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE o

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
IN Nebecca B. Ewing. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned, ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of ttebeccA p Ewing.
deceased. to the creditors q. and all persons
hibft them with tho necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the snid administrator at Prickly
Pear valley, county of 1 swis and Clarke, stats OF
Montana. the same being the place tor tho trans
action Of the business OF said estate in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. $500
". H. EWING.
administrator of the estate Of 3ebeeoa B. lwing.
deceased.
Dated April 2S, 1892.
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The Meeting 10 called for this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at the A. y. u. w. hall OF this
committee to perfect plans receiving the
members of the supreme lodge.
Thers was also 4 meeting of the ladies'
reception committee yesterday. At which
Mrs. ]. w. Eddy acted a. chairman. This
committee will look out for the comfort OF
the ladies who will attend tho convention.
One thing they decided on was . musicale
for one day during the session, to be fol-
lowed by a drive. Thsrs will be a further
meeting Friday to arrange furehsr details.