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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12

Rev. H. p. Cooper, presiding elder of
the M. E. church, preached two first
class sermons in the Congregational
church last Sunday. Mr.. Cosper inn
proves right along.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
1t Is rumored that part Of the Palace
hotel is to be converted into stsses. Iks
ir only ranor however.

Attorney Silver Serumgard. Of Devils
Lake, has been visiting his MANY friends
in Cooperstownt this week
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12

The Courier job press has been huu>
ming this week. Bring III your orders
for job werk.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12

We are enjoying another streak of
regular winter weather.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
Sunday is st. Valentines day. Lsok
out for chron,os. 'ss
Veterinary Dentist Rsilssn 5sturned
from Grand Forks Tuesday.
The democratic state central commif>
tee will meet at Grand Forks Feb. 10S

N. j. Olsen, the Sanbsrn hesyr
weight elevator mar, was in the city
Tuesday.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12

ill r. s f =
.Nugent & Brown, stationery. e5 90
7 F Kerr, salary as county
physician, ................. 10 81
T F Kerr. salary as county
superintendent. rs 90
Gull Rriver Lumber Company
lumber. 4 81.
F Greenland, janitor and sun
dries,. .......... 81 IS
Geo d Barnard, stationery,.... Al 10
Geo d Barnard, filing case, 80. II 90
Anton Enger, express. 3 81
Anton Enger, mdssa... ...... 45 So
John Syverson, mdse., .,........ 81 20
On motion the justice report Of T. E
Warner was accepted and the following
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
From where we broke off last
week. Including items
ofinterest
Around town, society notes,
and general county news.
Doings Of a week.
Massns are thinking Of orgasizipg |.
lodge at this point.

i A, B. Ness and family have returned
from their down east trip.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
To the Farmers of GrlgGa
and steele Counties.

Ira s. Lampman, state lecturer Of the.
farmers alliance, will lecture ut the fsl-
lowing places: Hannafsrd, Feb. 18th.
at 8 p. M; Balkan school house, Feb
10th, at p. M; Miller school house,
near Strand, E14s, R. 50, Feb. nth
ut. p. M; Cooperstown Feb. 18th at
1 p. M. sharp;. Michasls school house.
Union Up. Feb. 10th at p. m. Every
body invited. Farmers drop every
thing for this once. Come and hear
for yourselves, then draw your own.
conclusions. BY order of state lecturer.
w. T. McCULLocH,
Pres. Co.. Alliance.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
TREASURER'S ]
PORT.
q7iltasSt
RE-
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.( :
l Report Of the treasurer Of Gallatin school
Dakota, for the year beginning January !, A.
d., 1891, and ending December 81, A. DE-
n.cErPrs.
Balance on hand January !, a. D.,
Amount received during tho year
from apPortionment Of state tut =. -.
Amount received during tho year
from taxes levied by the district
school board. ......................... 70 -
sources !. ...... - ssA
Total receipts for the year. 1891 !. ;. $. De IS
HxPENDITUREs.
Amount paid during the year for =. -
Amount paid during tho year for
services and expenses Of school Of = -
Amount paid for interest ON bonds. 106 o.
Amount psid during tho year for :.
Z incidental expenses. - SSS9
s.s s.ss !. Is
Grand total, ex.5 nditures and cash si
ON hand. to ErlanCe above TOTAL
Roceipte,. ...............s............ ~
GalIatin. January eth, 1Soe. ssssss
BY order of the distri0s scnS0l Goar ssss
A''S Prsssa
MARTIN 3. uELAND,
District Clsfk:
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-02-12
Election of town officers next month
Here is a chance for somebody.

w. q. harrington returned to his du.
ties in the COURIER Office Wednesday
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28
A etlatl 4.,NHI,.

Johnn; McMu.rav, The young ma /.
who "Aa 1%cen,ly arrested Ia Chicago
for mail robtery while uting BY ii rail-
why postal tlerk between Miles City
ant1 He|elln. was here nn Friday, IT,
mining OVtr ne train IN ~e+, eontt
Miles ttsty friends ami IL, u measure
exr|atn bis position, The s'nrv rs told
by him. wi h NIL Tho eHr1na ks of truth,
10 Il sah onr, and Aift''- materially
iron lht highly spictd account pf tho
affair :l4nt WAs telegraph. d all over The
country a' tie tIlne Johnny WA mr.
rested. He freely admits the crime,
nnd snys hr tAp1,nt account fnr the act. j.
Although free from had habits, he
went with n crowd Whtn In :H+lena
thai spent more money aud wore bet
ser c!o,hts thnu he could afford to ol.
Ills sniAry, aud 1t was this that st,g~
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

Inx IT." ''"al membership of fth~: eIuit
up to S. tn'. As4 ure VIM. ule Of tbs
nH'lnttl. Ihkru III last Hight aud the.
E. t1ni,.:i Wyt- i ttkrnStd viii li. -t.ec-:
tane t,I d li:t enthusiastic. y l=uttlicafl"
rlVh ( d: *ts.uN ~f. joug t*+f,.r~ u esm+.
l,A>RFt 1lIl@t lt=:= f4xt:fett .'lts*: present
*s*it;:Eo.<t. q him t't,t viz aN. i'll III Itjch
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TIL W. fitttI1t 'f* gra*lfy-
% tt> Iarve, 4*4tlGt f+f*H bring p :r>-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

tn. tl:+n~1 Of Mli+> tify cal cou'
kra1ulaft themselves TN I;stvin. given
tt,+ lArpe-t nild ltest public: dnuce iu
this i':>te for 'nnry yea,.. aa'd il IL
Il. uh1ful II IL was ever txrcl!eA+ The
Gttlnun ~uciety's tuA-uutradt IT
three nr tuur ytars ngo II 1ht only
rival. The smctt,,s skating rink Was
actually crowded. Three hundred
anu >ixty cItAita wtre cvupie.} by
Spectators, and about one hundred
more wtre III thA gallery. These " er+
exclusive nj III ,squer+, Of whom about
ION thronged the floor aud made merry
from dewy eve tn rosy nI"rutr prttty
neartt. The u stunles wrre very t}ne
aud many OF The characters assumed
appropriately acted out. The bali waa
lit hy two arc ligh supplemented by
II rnw of oil lsmls atl around the
house. in,parting very KAY appeal
Ance. The etaxr wau tccupitd hy tht'
Fort keogt1 band en,ire-~eigflte+il
splendid, X lunch Vt hot II Zee ard
SANDY icnts wn1 etrytt htront mid
ulgt1t. nnd 1t Was then thai the b,ys
hegan tn llnd ntst nuw 1n4ny people
thtte wtre pre>tn Four hullIrtti
sand *iche- melted away like fr,,-t In
the Sunshine. nnd The very lnrtt and
active turl+ Of walters were totally un
able To keep their eu+4 Supplied
Fort l1'o;i1 wa4 largely represented
and 9u'tB a number We,t rrts~nt fr,u
Fotsyth, ko@t bud, Terry and Glen.
dive. The gruss cash .eteipts wtre
| urnrly S400, ami IL II esti,uuted thal
the ret reteiIts will ha something IN
the ne,ghhorhoolt Of S275, ~Airh will
be good enough.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

OMAHA, Feb. 70 Mrs. Cup, burke
has received Ii lett tom her husband
telling Of lively brush he "nd fel~
low c4rtAiu had With Ga:zt. the Mex
irAn bandit, nllh tHn m+I1llrrs ut h1s
band. THE letter was ttAt III At GArzA'a
ranch.
&Apt. Burke an' Capt. CHASE, with
a small dttntt4uiint Of trnors, were INT
lotntiig u new rost north "t Fort
RinKgod, when they nltt GA.za aud
gave cha>e. The revelutiont+ts tied.
aud were sp rln@tlv pressed Tint CARA
dropped ''is revoive:snd *pur~, t's #ad~
dir, and tinally bis personal diary
These were taken by Capt Burke, who
holds them HI trophies OF The chase.
Capt. Burke states that Hatz1's
diary was filled with fuls"me notes OF
GA1zu*~ EreAtItels.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

!. H,:*W'!~t', 37l f'hy NJ, Sht:ls~
:tufE, ~ +. ..x~ b. viii nit h. without
Dr. :kzuE', XIV D'.covt'> Tor cans
@Hnt,,t'",t. '"ttgh- ahd rold-, hat II
rt;r IT biz: wiz vito wa%: threatened
wet1' t,ttuMrtsta afs+r n,t nttark nj "Ia
vftt'l,r,' " hrn various oth+r remedies
and -.ve ri ph>>i"ian~ had done her
~. s"td. f. l'~r1 Ba'h h~t. nf Cooks
rurI, rn>, ria NJ Or. kanr'- New ui=+
crxtry ha> uo,te. t''m mir H4h,d than
he eyer used fnr =.== LUX
trnutIr, Nn'th.g lk- IT,
FRI: trial >Unttle b. y. 49, *v=:t.t i
u1ug -'ote. Large t. tF:t> III ct=ttte af=a
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

NEW YORK, Fen. Ill., The Wnrld
~ny.: fr+l.arat onA f"r Ano'i'er Cuban
revolution are III progress tn this and
other American cities, a. we'll a. ut"tl
lle t~la1tl Itself. The movement j.
stated ~, rord nut utElori'y tn be the |. r.
gts and ulo-t completely organized
ever III .ugura.eh tor Cub+n 1nd"t,en
deuce. There ure said tu be 5000 Gu
bAn patriots ia This cnuntry ready tu
joiu in tie War. In Cuba the Fevo1u
uonist party il a!s actively preparing
for the the outbreak. aud ~hrn the
word IN given the furces OIL Spanish
aud Uulted States sti will ac' in con-
JUNCTION t" lt1t nfl' Ile Spani"h YOKE,
In several cI,t+~ If this f0unlry
th*s st tev1Iutirnt4ts Are holding t.t.+t !.
lt1I-, rn'~'nE stt'lie%. purchasing S1tt~
ll''s .-uA planning Ii tath1Ja'pn. A.
Here WIS y, - nrral @tnn1,"t}t If ttr,~e
Whn t4'1< l,s,s t. u, thu in direction, f. +
!. r 'ui try iii: ' ~ u 4l>tir llve. were
>Atsr. :~.:.
T,rt~,4tttt4 II :ttfvn+d tut4n4 -tIlet.
in r oritIa. wherr uiali> fn'nsl work as
L garln.ak.t+, while uhtr~ e~tlle /"
<+w I>sik :nt=e ur~ the hep T. who
art 1n.w pl+rAtlng t. n.Akt tttng@
lively III tl,e t.t1u4rs from " hlcl, they
r-sl ttr 1il+if lives.
Whtu the 1evo|ntion will break
fo, tn lis VT utkuowu, hn' truth all
Infections MI ,tie ttl< u ct b. !rs.t:r>
viz ntArIy rifr, aud l1e fist hlzaW n.ny
be strtit.k Will IN Ii teW ,jA<$. -..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

W. will r. c-sve biu> {"r fllrn; ;shi i
FINN no to :}tlt, eettouN t,t*d trtt- II, t,a
delivered Within the tt1v i,1iit= be~
t~ern April l=t and May 15tt, 1s:'2.
Tuese trees 10 mel.tlf~ 3 tn4 1nct+- ln
dtrm. ter ut the buu, tn have gnoh and
a.i1iritut ruo,s, tn be II itn llttt ot1 i or
J.. feet from roo'@ aud to have smooth
bark nnd healthy tfet=.
Bids may al-n Inrlude price for set
ting trees in the gronnd ih gofnt con-
d. ion t. grow. All htds sinnld be
hAndsd t" 1ht setretary on or before
March lat.
MILES City CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

WASHINGTON, Ftb :.tt;-~t'it fee
silver democrats Of this huuAe nr<'
masters ut the tiluattou. The c:.,lrts
called by the unti-s,lvtr wing resulted
in ro'hing lc"'klng toward thu haF~
ulonizinE ut th+ differences la The
party. Flnutng themselves lit n l.ot>t =
less minority th+ au,is. Under the
lead of Mr.. Hnrter, madr the te-t nl
Il lad utl.nok. and lla 40 l,t. contents
I'd with All agreement tht the actir1l
nj tue eAutuA should ho binding rr
nN tine.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

A special meeting of the "Toln Car
ter" Republican league club wAs held
lstt night ut he rity hall The speciAl
"tdeF bring the +iertion pf II president
To succeed Mir. Collius who resigned IN
account of change OF residence. Mr..
r. j. Porter WAS unanimously chosen
to the presidency of the club and ao~
cepted the hotlur In roustng Knod
speech. Az he admission ot members
IN afn Ays in rider, twelve new na,nes
Wert added to the list last night bring
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28
When Hobbies Are Not Ho1,hiex

How many people there are IN
the world with ridiculous hobbies. :"
said Il gentleman to Il fellow traveller
with whom he was trying to become
acquainted
Il know 1t, said the other, and
how they do try To thrust them On the
public: I've laughed about it again
and ;.:>ui1l.
$50 :14ay> l.. Now, for example.
there's tl1ut >un *lWt ma1," "--- -
'Excustt .llt: Science III never ridic-
11lou>: lal1 the ntln spot man. =:
Youth = Cu1ltauion. i. -. :: :: III "A:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

The undersigned will receive btda
until March LIT, at the StockHrowers
National bank. for furnishing twenty
(20) culds OF dry pine wond ut the
Electric Light Station in this city,.
N II. r. BATcHELoR,:. j..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

Alll,trsons iul&:b>td to +. r. Collier
FIR subscriptions, which ART due pr
pas' due, and that are In my hands
tor collectlon, will kindly call Oh ma
Au,i etl+art settlement before February
IS h ntxt.
L. r. Cu1IINa.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

Bjenkins-lsnt Bjones a very liberal
man:
Bjohnson- Yes; don't know how
many times have heard him give him.
self faway.~-SOmeryi1le journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-28

t''ar rlaEe Painting. Etc.

On Mnnday, February Sh, the m.
der-ign+d viii open shnp In the Old
Court Hous- 4aInnn for oarriage paint-
il1r. vanishing nf furniture, etc~ First
CLASS work guaranteed. $50:
REN n1Hn
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12
Range of War Ship Guns.

a 12-inch Schneider gun, under an
angle OF projection of 2Oo (average
maximum angle used on board ship,
will throw 9OOft shell 1Ol5 miles.
There are many guns now mounted on
battle ships that have the power to
throw projectiles ten miles, under
maximum ship angles of projection.
So says Lieut.. +. Nj. Weaver in the
Journal OF the u. S. Artillery. At
Portland, Me-, the ten mile circle
passes out to sea some 81, miles rom
the nearest land, Mt Boston q, miles
from land, Mt Brooklyn q. mics from
land off Coney Island. Ships of war,
at the above distances, could bonn
bard the cities named " tn great shells
and make {. ghtful havoc. There is
ressing neel for the Immediate pro-
vision OF eff tive and Nbundant
means for coast defense. 1t - to he
hoped our law makers will make lib
eral enactments for this purpose
Scientific American.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12
MONTANA NEWS.
Tom.

The Great Falls smelter will he running
i'm full blast in about two weeks.
The base ball season for the Montana
league commences May 18th and ends Sep
tember 10Th.
Jerry Collins, formerly editor of the
River Press and Great Falls Tribune. has
taken up his residence in Helena.
The incorporation by Red Lodge capital
lists of the Clarke's Fork Sheep company
company will soon be consummated. The
company will be organized with a capital
stock of S25, 900 and most OF it will be
held in Red Lodge.
Jesse F. Taylor died at Great Falls on
the 5th inst. after an illness OF several
weeks. Mr.. Taylor was born il Kentucky
in 1922, coming to Montana in 1864, and
has lived in this state ever since. For a
number of years he lived in Helena and
was twice elected treasurer of Lewis and
Clarke county. Afterwards he removed to
Choteau, and represented that county in
the state legislature at the fourteenth and
fifteenth sessions. In 1879, Mr.. Taylor
became associated with the Sands broth
ers, OF Helena and New York, and the
Sands Land Il Cattle Company was organ
lied. Uncle Jesse was made manager oi
the company, which owns a great many
cattle in the northern section of the state,
besides having one of the finest ranches in
the country. One son survives him, C.
Wallace, who aided his father in the man.
agement of the stock and ranch business.
Sheriff Ramsey instituted general inquir-
les about the county several days before
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12
Western Sheep.

A dispatch from Washington says
the department OF agriculture fur
nishes the following statement giving
the number and value of sheep in the
west:
Colorado-Number OF sheep, no.
395; average price, S2.49; value, ST.,
263, ,673.
Wyoming = Number, 1,141, 1872;
average price, S2.46: value, 50, ,SOS,-
07O.
New Mexico - Number, 1867, ,4SO;
average price, S1.54; value, S4, $685.
566.
Montana Number, 2,0S9,3
average price, $3.50; value, So, ,22S,-
566.
Idaho-Number, 527,O77; average
price, 50. 40; value, 81 ,264 ,9S5.
Arizona-Number, GIL ASP; average
price, $3.50; value, 81 ,406, $40.
Nevada-Number, 5O4, ,71O; average
price, so, 40; value, 81, ,256, ,233.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

the Gazette was issued last week. endeav-
oring to get some word of the Bartlett cou-
pie, who had mysteriously disappea red
After the paper was published the couple
were found without trouble and people
knew all about it who IA few days previous
could hardly remember the couple. Bart
lett was picked up at saltwater by the
sheriff and sent to Billings by "A deputy,
the woman being in Big Timber. There
was no charge against the man, but John
arrested him on general principles for caus-
ing so much trouble to the county. Bart
lett said that he and his wife usually left
a place in the same manner when they got
tired, and promising not to do il any more
was allowed to leave the county. Any man
who had such fine opportunity for CON
Timing mysteriously absent, and failed to
carry it out to the last chapter should be
gwen six months twice n year, and this
fellow may consider himself lucky that he
was turned loose.-Billiugs Gazette.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

Mr.. ]. p. Blaize, an ext lsive real estate
dealer in Des Moines, Iu'.a. narrowly es-
capped one of the severest ttacks Of pneu-
monia while in the nort rsrn part OF that
state during a recent lizard, says the
Saturday Review. Mr.. D. -ize had occasion
to drive several miles during the storm
and was so thoroughly chilled that he was
unable to get warm, and inside of an hour
after his return he was threatened with a
severe case of pneumonia or lung fever.
Mr.. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store
and got bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, OF which he had often heard, and
took a number of large doses. He says
the effect was wonderful, and that in a
short time he was breathing quite easily.
He kept on taking the medicine and the
next day was able to come to Des Moines.
Mr.. Blaize regards his cure as simply won
derful. so cent bottles for sale by w. W.
Dewitt, druggist.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

The cattlemen of Johnson county,
Wyoming, threaten to drive all their
stock over into Montana unless the
depredations of rustlers are brought to
an end by the authorities. As cattle
are the greatest source of revenue in
maintaining local government, the
people of that county are beginning to
think little. Cattlemen have rights
that should be recognized, and every
honorable method should be used to
ferret out the thieves. Had the cat
tlemen pursued a different course no
doubt they would have the sympathy
of all Wyoming at their back. Tn,
invaders who thought it would be de.
lightful recreation to take the law into
their own hands and make clean
sweep of ''rustlers" and settlers, got q
little experience that will last them a
lifetime. They can thank the United
states troops for their precious lives.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

that President Harrison will be renom-
gates select another to lead the Repub-
lican legions We believe Mckinley will
be the man. But at present Benjamin
Harrison has a strong lead. His great
ability, purity of character, splendid
war record, and wise administration Of
the affairs of the nation, make him
stronger with the people than he was
four years ago. He has been tried
and not found wanting in one single
point. While Mr.. Harrison is stronger
than he was four years ago, Mr.. Cleve-
land has lost prestige, and if renom-
mated more states and more votes will
be recorded against him.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

At the meeting of the Democratic
state central committee held in Great
Falls last week, it was decided to hold
two state conventions, and the dele
gates chosen to attend the first will also
be the delegates To the second. The
first convention, to elect delegates to
attend the national convention, will be
held in Bozeman on June 9th. Fergus
county Democracy is entitled to six
delegates. The second convention will
probably be held at Great Falls, nj
date To be fixed in the future.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12

resign his position as commissioner OF
the general land office at the close OF
the present fiscal year, and return to
Helena to practice law. Mr.. Carter
has made one of the best commission
ers the country ever had, and as rep
resentative of this state in congress he
was true to its every interest, which
cannot be said of the present gentle
man who is hippodroming along with
the balance of the Democratic circus
at Washington. Tom Carter is good
material for governor.
Fergus County argus., 1892-05-12
WITNESSES CAUGHT.
Walker and Jones are Arrested in Nebraska
Cattlemen After Them.

CRAWFORD, Neb., May 7.-William
Walker and Ben Jones were arrested
last night by Marshall Morrison on a
telegram from Wyoming. The two
men are important witnesses in the
killing OF Champion and Ray, in
Wyoming, and escaped from the Buf
talo jail Il day orso ago. Several cat
tlemen arrived in Crawford today ana
demanded the prisoners, who asked
for protection from the cattlemen. a
train was sent from Chadrou and til.
prisoners and the marshal were taken
there half an hour ahead OF the regu-
lar train on which were several rust
lers and cattlemen. Considerable ex-
citement prevails and much feeling
shown in favor OF the prisoners and
against the cattlemen.