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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-28
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j. A. Mullen, of Deer Lodge, Is in the
city.
G. F. Welch, of Bonner, Is a visitor in
Helena.
W. o. Pinkston, of Butte. is visiting in
the city.
J. B. Saltsr. of Bozsman, is stopping at
the Grand Central.
Mrs. W. G. Irvine, Of Butte. is spending
g few days in Helena.
James G. Tuohy, of Boulder, is registered
at the G and Central.
G. Suiter, an architect from Missoula, is
in the city IA q short visit.
Rev. J. II. Crooker for Denver, and j.
Elkinton for st. Paul, we're among the de-
parturss over the Union Pacific Yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Broadwater and daughter,
Wilder, Judge VIM. Chumasero ana wife,
Mrs. j. K. I. Miller and baby. and Miss
Antoinetts 4. Chumasero have returned to
Helena and are domioilsd at the Broad
water.
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connor are the
happy parenss Of \ baby girl.
Alice e, Jsffsraon has aold q lot In Ma
rysyilla TO Chris Olsen for 500.
IA Meeting Of the Commercial club ID tc
81 held next Saturday night. Reporters are
barred.
Ths Nsllis RAY lode. mar Beaver creek,
has been locassd BY Eugene Baumgsrtner
and John He'll.
A marriage license war issued yesterday
70 Arthur A. McCAuley and MarRarst..Flynn,
OF Fort Benton.
j. s. FsAthsriy has located tho Uncle
Sam lode in section tlvs, Town nine north
OF range thrse west.
d. G. II. Mack ID going east to reside.
He has disposed OF his dentistry practice
to DIR. O. A. ssndbsrg.
There will be an important mesting Of
Lewis \ Clarke division A. @. q. Mt tho
A. @. q. W. hall this evening.
A cordial invitation 10 extandedsto all the
msmbsrs Of the Home Social club 10 attend
the party at Electric hall tonight.
the erection of a new high school building
at L%ivinaaton. II will cost $4,000.
Moses Morris. assignee Of Harris Bros.
has sold the stock Of goods at the Main
street store to II. T.. Frank, Of Butte.
A school Of telegraphy will be opened in
the Pittaburg block, May 20. It will be in
charge of Messrs. r. nj. Collins and j. G.
Argyle.
The dancing class that convenes Thurs
day evenings at Encore hall will meet this
evening at seven O'clock instead of the
usual hour.
w. j. Kennedy, clerk of thesupreme court,
an address at Stevensville on
Tuesday night on tho occasion OF the Odd
Fellows anniversary. a#
Rev. F. A. Fuerst, Of the German Luth-
Gran church, during the vacation of the
public schools will open = German school
in the lower part Of the church.
The funeral of the late Michael Cannon
will take place to-day al 7:45 .. m. from
Services will be held at the cathedral.
The funeral OF Mrs. A. G. Logan took
place from ST. Peters church yesterday,
Rev. F. 7. Webb officiating. There was a
large attendance Of friends Of the family.
Huntley d CLARK, proprietors Of the
stock farm. have just issued a
handsome volume containing the %pediprees
of their famous horses. This firm owns
some Of the t1nest bred horses in the north
west. and their publication will be found
very valuable to stockmen.
The Livingston Milling company, to do a
general milling business at Livingston,
tlled articles Of incorporation yesterday
with the secretary Of state. Charles Bow
ers, ]. $. Thompson, F. a.. KrieQer, a. W..
Miles and George L. Casey are the incorpo-
rators: oapital stock, 100000.
The Central Loyal Temperance Legion
has secured the "A. O. U. w. hall over
Parchen's drug store, where they will, in
tho future, hold their Friday afternoon
meetings. The legion is in a hourishing
condition. there being over eighty members
and new names taken every meet
ing. sa- t- rt sFA
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DINING RoOA R~EoPKNED. a
The dining room in this hotel has been
leased to and j. now operated separately by
the Misses Maggie, who are prepared 10 fur
mis- board at IS for tickets good for twenty
one meals, 81 for twenty-one continuous
meals, 50 cents for single meals.
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Legal blanks at this Office.

The Jenness-Millsr patterns at Butcher d
Bradley's, 1O5 Broadway. #t
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Foster kid gloves at The Bee Hive this week
only 81. IS.
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IL .iso Az Trsnn.r ! Hna nsasn.ct. IL
Mitchell also has two Ane claims that will
bs good producers. With other prospects
cannot zee why il ID thsrs has not bssn m
effort made TO build . railroad into this
valley long before this. We ship in about
months, and II the mines could b worked
there would b. four times that shipped In"
OhAA Cooper, also Of Hslmsvills, has. this
10 say OF the mineral possibilities OF the
nelshborhood: 'tOur hills are full Of ore
OF one kind Or another, gold. silver, copper
and lead, and more or less 10 rich enough to
ship. but the amount, OF course, 10 uneer-
tain. There are some parties that think
they are very near their lead on what will
be about the MO-foot level; and shouldi
their lsad prove ia DO anything like -
good ~ il 10 nearer the surface. there will
be plenty Of ore to ship this GUNNER.
Work 10 going on finely at this camp =
at = very early data. There are gate .
number Of other prospects near here that
have small amount Of ore that will pay to
ship; and were there ANY inducement In
the way Of cheap freights there would un-
doubtsdly be other Eninss soon developed,
gard to our copper, ! don't know what to
say. We arc down about eighty feat ON the
foot wall Of our lead. and Our lead dipa
probably one foot in ten TO tho north. Our
Is not as good on the foot wall as it is
on the top. We don't know the size OF our
We cut across the hanging wall ut
tho depth Of thirty feet. There it was
or eighteen feet in width. Other
leads were struck eight or eighteen miles
south or east last fall and there are fine
prospects."
Lieut.. Ahern has made a report on the feaa-
Utility Of the construction of 4 line, showing
eonoluaively that il is not only practicable,
f,,rt oc,, h. 1Y,S1A E~w n hfA 1onrt
there being no great natural difficulties to
With all the facts laid before
railroad officials. and Helena and Mis-
soula working to9ether, the outcome should
be a matter of doubt. -
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A LeOioo.

"Select is the best ten cent cigar in the
city and is manufactured by Swend Carl
son. Cali for some.
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Tho first shipment of green fruit from
California arrived in Chicago Tuesday. It
consisted of cherries and sold for 81 =
pound.
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The oRtirs Brunell stock Of dry goods
and notions has been removed to No, 8
Main street, four doors above Parchen's
drug store. The ontire stock must be sold
before june L ut prices at less than fifty
cents On tho dollar,
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Arrivals at the Grand Central,
Arrivals At Tho Bctena.

Arrivals At Tho B"Iena.
8. II. McIntiro, city. A. J. Hammond. eaei-
Chas. y. brooks, EoB- nav.
ton. J. Levy. New York.
w. j DAVIS, butte. A.-E. Dickermans Grit
VIM, j. Buchs. Broad Falls.
water: VIM. IL. Himler. Chi
Mrs. Whalen and son, caRo.
Dnluth. j. A. Flesch, Chicago.
q. ener, Chicago. Prof. Wallace and wife,
w. K. rolthard, Roch- Great Falls.
ester, G.. W. Herr, Rochester.
Max Kahn. Milwaukee. G. Fl. Locke. Chicago.
+. ., eek, New YORK. fanl u old, Milwaukee,.
{. Heintz, Milwaukee,. Mrs. Bon English, Au.
Mrs l. Kavanaugh. gnstn, Mont.
Augusta. r. M Monnot, Aug'sta
Mrs e. l.. Preston, Bur- q. T. SWEET and wife
llngton, Ia Minneapolis.
j.. H.. Goldsmith, st. Mrs. g. f.. Pennock
Paul; Williams. MINI.
H. T.. Coleman Toledo. Ad Eissnback. Far
T.. Nj. heufeld, New Francisco.
York. l.. Somehow. New Yk
Il. Oppenhelnsr. Chi 4. A. Luke. city.
cage. q. s. bates, city
A.. II. Westf.ll. New Chas. b. Ulman, St
York. Louis
Miss A. A.. Tazell, New i. +. johnson. Mur
York. raw, Ill.
Will Clouston, Boston.
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Go to The Bee Hive for bargains in lad les
misses and ohildren's hosiery and underwear.
Ladies' blouse waists in largo variety just re-
oeiyed at The Bee Hive.
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Baby carriages at The Bee Hive at less than
eastern prices. Call and see their full sized, iron
wheel carriage at ST. so. v ii VII
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DIR. King.

With tho j. Stsinmstz Jeuelry Co. until
May !. Have your yes examined.
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- The New Merohan!

Th6 Now M~erOhAMsS, I--.-."
Operated by the Merchants Hotel COM
pany, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception Of guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
$1.25 per day (parlor foor), 81 per day
(tbird floor), IS cents per day (fourth hoor).
Extra for moro than one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests 1t less rates. All
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout tho house. Ofics, elegant bar
and billiard room, cigar stand and palatial
barber shop on Arst floor.
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"A carload of Chnrch's improved Alabns-
tine just received by III. nj. Parchen Il Co.
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Tho Highest Cash Price

The Highest Cash Price
Paid for all kinds Of household furniture
by g. H. Taylor d Co., lis Broadway. All
kinds Of secondhand goods for sale at low
est prices.
HELENA OUTFrrr1Na STORE.
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M'LEAN PARK.
The Title Disputed by the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad Company.

The Title Disputed by the Northern Pa
cifc railroad Company.
Arguments were made befors Judge
Knowles yesterday in the United States cir
cult court in the case of the Northern Pacific
railroad company against Maria Amaoker,
John J. Amacker, her husband, George s.
Howell. George Gottha dt. Walter H. Lit
tie. A. ]. Steele, Frank H. Pings, John
Blank. Herbert b. Reed, Joseph Gordon
and George Dibert. TIE case is brought bv
the rail- Dad company to obtain possession
Of the Mclean Park additiuK b. the CITY of
Helena. being the south half - the north
vest quarter Of section seventeen, township
zen north north of range three west,
The company claims title by virtue
Of its grant from congress- and places the
value OF the tract at $4,000. The defend
ants como by their title through a United
States patent signed BY Grover Cleveland.
+. n. Dudley, Of st. Paul, the land attorney
Of ths railroad company. and Cullen. san
ders d. Shelton appeared for tho plaintiff.
Ex-Assooiate Justice 4. G. Bach made the
argument for the defendants. Judge
Knowles has the cass under advisemsnt,
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HIS CHECK WAS REFUSED.
The Experience 81 ! Boy From Mn
neapolis At the Merchants
National Bank.
= Cool Attsmpt TO Gel tho Cash
on His Own Ohsok
for 406.
Csntsst I've : Hsmsstssd That Lssd 70 :
Cass u c~sart-Othar news u
b Police.

An e~lsvsn-yssf-old boy from Minnsspo-
liz with The asaasanes and ~csolnsss Of /
eohhdsncs man; entered the Merchants
National bank yesterday afternoon. He
handed cashier Bowman . check for o2b
drawn m the Montana National bank. Of
Helena, signed BY n. Bsrrows. "Who ID
r. Barrows" asked the af1abls cashisr.
II am r. B%asrowa," replied the frsekIsd-
faced youth. NJ. Bowman looked ! little
surprised and asked The boy II 10 had d
money In the bank. He said he had. "You
VAL have 70 CT some one 10 identify you q
you are : stranger" the cashier said. 3.
Bsrfews walked out Of the bank win ths
bearing Of . broker IN the New York stosk
exchsnGs. A few minutes lstsr he rstarned
and passed the ohsok over TO ths cashier.
The latter turned II ovsr. On the back VA
written: "This cheek 10 al right. j. p.
Woolman." II was NOT II NJ. Woolnan's
handwriting and the cashier knew some
thing was wrong. inst then United States
Marshal Furay cams In. The boy was on
gagged In conversation for I few minutes
and then allowed to 20. The marshal went
ont and gave . description Of him to Po-
licemAn Vanasse. He found the boy on
Jackson street near the opera house, and
took him to the bank where he was iden IT,
Aed BY 4sssrs. Hershdsld and Bowman. L..
Barrows was searched and several blank
chseks were found, which Mr.. HershAsld
destroyed. In answer to questions he said
he came here Sunday from Minneapolis to
locate, and wanted some money to buy q
meal. MI. HsrshHeld offered the boy /
dollar, which he soornfully refused, saying
he was not hungry then. He said his father
was Q. A. Bsrrows, Of San Francisco, en-
gagged in the building md loan business.
The bank people decided 10 make no
complaint against the boy on account of
his youth and the fact that no one had lost
anything. He would not say much about
himself, and declared that he intended 30
remain in Helena. II IL thought that he
ran away from home. He wore . gray col
leee cap, on which we're the letters Of the
University Of Michigan. He was dressed
In knee pants, black stockings and !
jacket. He presents . cleanly and bright
appearance, and has The aelf-posaeasion Of
= real estate operator. Aftcr he was turned
loose r. Barrows made an inspection Of
Main street and the business blocks with
the air Of q tourist. ~
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The 6 Meetings Of the Montana Circuit,

The 6 Meetings Of the Montana Circuit,
As shown above, present to the
horsemen of the country 43 actual
days of racing, and provide one
hundred thousandd dollars in purses
and added money to stakes.
The programme includes run
ming, trotting and pacing.
The tracks are all full mile,
regulation, and no expense has
been spared to make them both
safe and fast.
The stables are large and
commodious.
The grounds are located within
easy distance of the various cities
and are connected with them by
steam railroads or electric motors.
The betting privileges will be
in the hands Of capable men, well
known to all horsemen. Last
year, with five meetings, about
100000 passed through the
pools, aside from the books; and
with the increased interest and
high class of contests expected,
it's certainly safe to predict larger
sales this year.
Our circuit is the center of rae
ing for the Pacific coast and
Rocky Mountains. Horsemen
coming from the south can at
tend the May-June running meet
ing at Denver, where $4,000
are offered in purses, and the
mixed meeting commencing June
II, on the new mile track at Salt
Lake City, where purses .aggre-
gate $2o,ooo; or coming from
the northwest can follow the
meetings at Portland,
Walla Walla, Spokane Falls, and
points in Washington and
finishing the Montana
Cir cult in ample time for the Fall
races in other sections.
Nothing will be left undone by
the officers of the different asso-
Citations to insure the comfort and
convenience of owners and train
ers who attend and enter horses
on the circuit.
Table of distances between
on circuit:
Deer Lodge to Dillon. "a miles
Dillon to Anaconda. 81
Anaconda to Butte. IT
Butte to Helena. ...... 70
Helena to Great Falls. eS
Total for meetings .373 miles
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District Court Procesdinrs.

The bond of Eliza Cannon az admins
tratrix OF the estate Of Michael Cannon was
approved by Judge Buck yesterday. Mich.
ael Byrns, N. II. HigRins and w. G. Hickey
were appointed appraisers.
In the suit of Catherine Woodbridge
against j. W.. Thompson for Is, 600 dam
ages for illegal arrest q demurrer to the
amended complaint Was sustained,
All proceedings are stayed until the fur.
ther order of the coutt in the case of Rich
ard Jockey vs.. City Treasurer Walker Tor
q permanent injunction to prevent the sale
OF certain property near Lawrence street
advertised for sale for special taxes for IT, Q
opening of tho stree
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FIGHT OVER A HOMESTEAD.
Il Leads to Ralph Wells Bcing Fined SO
and Paying Costs.

II Leads to Ralph Wells Being Fined A1o
ana Pavin~ Co.t.- "
:, =.
a Jury IN Judge Flelsohsr's court yoster-
dsy decided that Ralph Wells was
guilty. az charged. Of sxhihitino a
daadIv ~a.,or M;n . -. ....
A1~0' "1kiy s1e
.ntoasen'nK "Anns1. 70 jacob Darbsy as
tne iastsr's plass on the Missouri river, near
Craig, IN May 10. They fixed the punish
ment AZ $40 fine and .entarc.d MIN a. ~,
the costa Of tho case. something over sioo!,
Wells gave notice OF appeal 10 the district
court. Hs acted as bis v counsel and
County Attorney Nolan proaeouted. Walls.
who has considerable propertv. has 4 ranch
adjoining that Of Darbev. The latter a.
one time worked for Wells. who at thnt
time used the Darbev claim for . hsv
ranch, George W. Tuli filed nm thu ~,
joining ranch, tho one now held bv Darhev
and il was understood al ths tims that AZ:
land, when finally patented. was ~ Ia
turned over to Wells. Find,ns that Ia
could NOT make proof. Fail shandonsS Az
claim for the purpose of LETTING .Is.aes
Forbes file on IL. for the purnosa a
il stated. Of t~urninu q ovar
10 Wells. Al sonn "a Tnii
abandoned the claim. howevar n.rN
hey came to Helena and Aled on II. and
when Forbes got here he found he vas too
late. Trouble between wells and T)srhsv
followed, of course. A contest waa 6IsH
by Forbes and the local land Office here de-
Cided against Darbsv. The case vans a.
the COMMISSIONS Of the general land office.
Who raveraad tha d.c;s;on .,d naSa ~
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The Missoula Kid Con fesscs.

M. L. Wilson, better known as the Mis-.
soula KID. plead guilty yesterday before
Judge Gage to stealing seven pairs of
trousers from n Main street clothing store.
He entered the store as il to make a pur-
chase. pnt the trousers under his overcoat.
and walked out. He was arrested with the
goods. Judge Gage gave him ninety days
in the county jRil,
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Acquitted of Larceny.

William Orr, a sewing mnch inc agent,
was acquitted by a jury in Judge Wood
mans court yesterday, OF stealing q SO
gold piece from Mrs. Bridget Conroy.
Orr. 1t appears. had sold Mrs. Cobroy a
sewing machine, and had gone around later
TO show her how 70 work it. Sometime
after he loft Mrs. Conroy says she missed q
$2o gold piece which had been in the drawer
OF the machine. Constable Quirk arrested
Orr at Great Fails. The jury did NOS con-
slider the evidence strong enough to warrant
conviction, and acquitted Orr.
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For Isent.

ksanich's grove. saloon and private house
Tor = term OF several years; terms very rsa.
sonable; the only summer resort near Hol.
ena. Inquire q abe grove.
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NJ. - 'A''.'' .'...t 1Zo,Iol W
Inc assignee took charge Of the house
last evening. and an inventory will be i'm
Msalately taken. 1t 10 probable II will be
Of M. Brown. The news OF tie aasiQnmsnt
Wa great surprise. especially in tho sixth
Mard. whers Nj. Theme il very popular,
He has done . great deal to build up that
sectlon Of the city. The Grand Pacific is
one Ct The best built houses in the north
Mr.. Thsims in 4 drst-olass manner. Uni.
vsrsel regret was felt at tho popular sixth
wardsr's Embarrassment, and the hope ex.
pressed that he would tide over his troubles
and % snab!e to rssms business again at
tine old stand in . little while.
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Iwenty-four dozen turkey feather dust
eis, direct from manufacturer, selling from
30 TO 65 cents.
A carload OF Obslisk Akron cement. the
BEST in America. ''
prices, "
sonoar's door paints. the best In America,
II. N. PARcnEN u Co.
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Over 100 dissoivinE views eivhtseu fect
~ dstsih asrr. showing the beautiful ooiors
81 thAt fkM"us Wonderland. tho Yellow.
nssday eva, May "a
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Legal blanks at this Office.

esfth has never produced its conn
terpart-tho YellOwstons National park.
Opera house, Wednesday eve, May rs.
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Tho Bee Hive sells more baby carriages than
any other hons, in tho state, because their prices
are rock
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

Buy a ladiss' elk umbrella for S1.s0 or a rou-
The Bee Hive special sale. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

Select ia the best ten cent cigar" In the
city and is manufactured by swend Carl.
son. Call for some. :
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NJ ust lie Sacrificed

An elegant home, eight rooms. all CON-
%veniences. centrally located, easy terms.
III Highland street.
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Ladies' BLOUSE wnists in large variety just re-
solved nj The Bes Hive.
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DIR. Ktur,

Infants slips from aS cents and up at But cher
d Bradley's, l05 broadway. T
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lsr. 4. II. Pis.ssn,..

Rooms Ii and 10. Granite block. prao-
tice limited to diseases Of tho aye. oar,
throat aud nose.
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Mrs. .Ansa Knrsteit's. midwife. No. o
n. Rodney, services can be had on the
shortest poss lbie notice,
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Sheet music just received at The Boa Hive,
Uomptus,nI me intest sensations. only 10 conts
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The largest line of extra trou sars Il to b, seen
ut THE New fora Clothing Co. s. store,
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Boo Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

Every enc can afford to carry . silk umbrella,
.dcs pteos, !, when the price j. q low = y 50. q
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Furnished rooms with board. Miss Fin
eEty. bl7 Broadway. Woods block.
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DIR. King will BIO with us until about the
hrst. ]. Steininstz Jewelry company.
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just Received.

New books at The Dss Hive At popular prioss.
Largest line in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

80, those elegrsht spring suits thu New Yorl
Clothing Co." Is ~snowing.
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Fence Wirc, Wind Mills and Pumps. Deoro F0W9. lSn8xSvaN
naiIrvasors END Disk Harrovvs, all styles and sixes. xhs@ .x1dI N9s3
Scnutler and Bone Dry" Rushford FARM o0aS$s IND x&SxS
ging WAGONS; Headquarters for Grass ANA vsSetAhA0 tee1S xE
every description. Send tor catalogues ana prtcU iatA E@#RMM MA
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The boats are now running,
making daily trips from Demers-
vile to foot of lake and return,
connecting with stages at foot of
lake Except Sundays.)