The Helena independent. [volume], August 15, 1891, Morning, Page 3, Image 3

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GROWTH OF BIG TIMBER,
Better and More Extensive Sohool
Faollities Demanded by I:nl
oreasing Population.
Other New Buildings' Going Up,
Business Improving, the Out
look Enoouraging.
A Soelal nceldent That Was of Rather am
auwuail Nature-Twer Ladies
Muehloapluueed.
Bra Txuamn, Aug. 14.-[Special.l1-Big
Timber has completely outgrown her edu
cational facilities and we are to have a new
Sohool hones. The building will be a hand
some brick structure 44x50, to cost $5,000,
and to be completed by Nov. 1. The con
tractors are here and work has commenced.
A whole block has been generously donated
to the school, one-third by Thos. H. Lee
and two-thirds by Hatch Bros. & Co.
The contractors are McDonald & Strathern,
of Helena. They secured it through H. B.
Palmer, of Helena, their bid being the low
est, $4,960. The highest was by O. M.
Lamphaer & Co., of this place, being $7,
446.
To Thos. Lee, Jacob Halverson, owner of
the Grands hotel, Newton Budd, W. L.
Shanks, owner of the bank building, An
derson, Harris, Hatch Bros. and others is
due, to a great extent, the upbuilding of
Big Timber.
A. F. Cavanaugh has sold his saloon fix
tureas and stock to S. B. Roberts. The for
mor purchased of the latter the building re
cently occupied by Mrs. Parker as a milli
nery store and has opened therein a first
class saloon.
Mr. Irvin, the confectioner, is erecting a
handsome one and a half story frame resi
denee, which is a credit to himself as well
as the town.
W. W. Bassly shipped a train load of
fat mutton sheep to Chicago last week. He
shipped another train load this week. Mr.
Beasly is the largest shipper of mutton in
the state. He is paying $8.50 a head. He
is also interested in the well-known Poor
man mine of Boulder. He states the mine
is looking well. The ore is free milling
gold, and runs $170 so the ton. The com
pany has ordered a ten-stamp mill.
The artesian well, owned by Thomas K.
ee and George Hatch, is down 190 feet.
At a depth of 140 feet a light flow of pure
petroleum was encountered. The flow at
present, while not in a paying quantity is
of good quality, and all indications point
to a larger flow. The present contract calls
only for 200 feet, but as soon as possible
drilling will be resumed and continued to a
depth of 600 feet.
There are a number of people desirous of
securing ranches on the Crow reserve anx
iously awaiting the decision of the author
ties at Washington.
A large number of strangers visit Big
Timber. They are favorably impressed
with our surroundings.
Big T'imber is the natural gateway to
Cooke City, the Leadville of Montana. The
distance is only sixty miles. We pride our
selves that this is the way to Cooke City.
Boulder creek a few miles above town
is alive with the speckled beauties.
The angler with the patent rod is in his
rlement here. Dr. Moore is the best au
thority on the Bfnny tribe as well as on our
aches and ills.
Big Timber is to have another minister of
the goapel, this time a Methodist. This will
make *iA"Cdngregationalists Episcopalians
ayi lethodista rbpresented here. All have
a good following.
Miss Carkner, a school teacher of St.
Louis, is spending her summer vacation
hose 'ith her sister,Mrs. Rev. J. A. Branch.
'ite latter, with her son and daughter, ar
rived in Big Timber from Pueblo, recently.
Even the Indians avail themselves of the
services of ' minister at Big Timber. A
young couple on the Crow reservation were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony, the
Congregational minister officiating. The
young Indian groom said he did not want a
lawyer to perform his marriage ceremony,
leither did he want to pay him $15 for the
job; he believed in religion anyway. The
minister will receive a load of hay. The
following evening the Indians tripped the
light fantastic in honor of the bride and
groom. This would make a good subject
for a magazine.
Mrs. Merriless and children will start for
C.nads on the 25th on an extended visit.
Miss Bessie, who is troubled with very weak
eyes, will consult an oculist at Detroit while
en route.
The newspaper plant for the Big Timber
Pioneer arrived to-day. Their office is
completed, and the Pioneer will now be
published at home, and will work for the
upbailding of Big ' imber. The people ap
preciate the Pioneer's enterprise.
There was a pretty episode in one of Big
Timber's families last Saturday evening,
and one of the ladies is looking very meek,
yet with an appearance as if she would like
to give freedom to pent up wrath or anni
hilate some one, while the other lady is all
roguish smiles, and it is with difficulty she
has suppressed laughter since she has thie
discovered the joke. Robert Sinclair and
Mr. Hall, the latter the bank cashier,
strolled up to a certain house just to have a
look through the field glees at the grand
old Rockies. Of couree they were invited
in and introduced to the family. The la
dies seemed to delve into the deepest re
cesses of their vocabulary and knowledge,
and Mr. Hall seemed eatisfied to insert be
tween commas and periods, "Yes," "Love
ly!" "Beautiful!" "Superbl" etc., while
Robert seemed uneasy, with a far-away
look in his eyes, and seemed hurt that
he was not more familiarly recognized. The
gentlemen arose to depart, but Robert hesi
tated and, ast:pping to Miss -, shook her
hand cordially-very cordially-and re
marked, "I have enjoyed my visit with you
this evening very much, Anna." Turning
to Mrs. -- he said, "Good-bye, Mollie,"
and departed.
The two ladies stood speechless, their eyes
and mouths wide open, and looking at each
other in dismay. Their dialogue was some
thing like this: "Did you ever?" "Did I
ever?" and the pretty Anna stamped the
carpet with her dainty foot. "Who can the
impudent fellow be that would act and ad
dress us so ungentlemanly? We have never
e met him betore." "No," replied Mrs. B.
"As he was in my house and seemed to be a
friend of my husband's, I concluded to
treat him decently." Robert was well ao
quainted with the ladies twenty-three years
aego and was the fair Anna's lover. Her
mind donbtless reverts to those happy days
when she and Jlobei t exchanged love tokens.
lRobert is married and has sois and daugLh
ters to gladden his declining years.
Sunday Excursion Rates.
T'he Montana Central will sell durinug the
summer tickets from Helena to Alhambra
and Boulder and return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be on sale Batur
days and Sundays and will be good to re
turn until the following Monday.
B. B. LNaeLae,
General Ticket Agent.
How to Prevent Roughness of the Slin.
DIuriug cold, dry, windy weather this
question agitates the mind of every lady in
the land who prizes a smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing moue harmless and effect
ive than Wisdom's Violet Oream for Ire
renting and eradicating the ill effects of
severe weather. T'ry it.
O. K. T.--lesest Resulas.--O. K. T.
Many of the pioneers of Oregon and
Washington have cheerfully testidud to the
wonderful curative properties of the cele
brated Oregon Kidney oes. Purely vege
table and pleasant to the taste ad an he
taken by the youngest child or most deli
cate female. O.K.T. is a never faillng
remedy for paine in the back and loins.
ou retentlion of urine, soldsig or burning
enatlon while uruinating, mucous die
har: nad. all kidney tronublee of either
so, at all drugglite.
Death Pr.e Kidney Diseu ,"
Is the unfortunate and untimely ending of
thousands of the Amerioan people annually.
' Or.go Kidney Jea is gaursteed to cure
llrms or of kiady troubles. T'ake it in
Aseema UsManauere.
BSat time hamgep minds as well as man
arc, though even new when makilg
ehaeps ftrjn one alret to another, it otten
ruires that adaptability which could be
said feund in one who has antematl man..
ners. However, nach radieal changes set
nly pear in drawiag-room repartee,
street Sr es,.ste., eons eople, bhut sle.
Ike oonv .e ni oes and lxurig.s •fordo.
makind. Railroad travel is eme instaune,
A trow yenar ag serp irativsei on had h
eoanmo mush valua ble (ims in a mo Iom.
f.tabhle way to make what is now thought
nothing ef as a nlght'e journey in a seeper.
The meet modern equipment and trans
Ortation faMlllitiee n be found on the
rant trains of the Mlnneapolls A Mt. Lousle
railway to Ohieoag St. Laoue, Hot Springy
Kanlsas cty, ete. Intaire of any agent ci
the eompany, or O. K. Pratt, general tihdo
and psuMn.r agent. Minnaenolta. Mina.
•Ming's Opera House:
4 J. 0. EMIZNoTON, MANAGER. .
E"BTHREE NIGHTS ONLY I
SATURDAY MATINEE 1.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, AUG. 13.
The Pioneers of Fares Comedy,
--HE-
SMESTAYIER-VAUGHN
-CO,
In their Latest Musical Extravaganza
THE GRAB BAG,
A Satire, by W. A. Mestayer. Author of "The
Tooriste." "We, Us & Co." Supported by
an Excellent Company of Artiatl
and Bpecialty People.
THEJRESY VAUQFGI,
The Great Contralto.
WM. MESTAYER'B OWN BILL.
Seats on sale at Pope & O'Connor's drug store,
Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Ming's Opera HouseI
4 J. C. REMINOTON, MANAGER. >
TUESDAY, AUG. 11 and 18.
The Favorite German Dialect Comedian, Mr.
qEO. G. STALEy,
The World's Greatest Lullaby Singer and Yodler.
in his duccessful Comedy,
A ROYAL PASS
A SUPERB COMPANY OF PLAYERS,
PICTURESQUE COSTUMES,
NEW AND CATCHY SONGS.
An evening of rare enjoyment guaranteed.
Under the Management of
MR. HARRY DOEL PARKER.
ea' son sale at Pope & O'Connor's drug store
Saturday Aug. 1., regular price.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. G. DAVIES_ -
Attorney at Law.
Room 5, Ashby Block, Helena, Mont.
Dr . F. C. LAWYER,
Physician and Burgeon.
BPECIA.LTxs-.Eye, Ear and Throat.
Oi ,: )06.i Broadw.o.
CARPENTER & CAVANAUGH,
(D. B. Carpenter, M. J. Cavanaugh.)
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms 9 and 10. Bailey Block.
ASHBUR N K. BAIIIOUII,
Attorney and Connsellor at Law.
Masonic Temple, Helena. Mont.
ABBSENA BULLARD.
Attorney and ('onnsollor at Law.
Will practice in all courts' of recrd In the
.tate. Office in Gold lilock, Helona. Mont.
SIZER & KEERL,
Civil and Mining Engineers
U. 8. Doepot Mineral Surveyors. Mineral oat
Cnts ecured. Rooms 12-18, Atlas Building, Rol
aon, Mont.
DR. M. ROCEMAN,
rhys.cian, Burgeon, Acconchor, Oculist, Anrist,
Membsr oF San Franocico Medical Society,
Il.o Neovada Stato Medical Society. Office *r.
Uain street. over Steinumet Jewelry Btore.
-: C. E. KEMP, :
Also Wax eals. Order by Mail.
Park Avene, - - l olona., Montana.
• " THE ELECTRIC CIGAR CO., o3
-i-- -Saint P ul, - I iMinnesota,--==
+ . Are the Only and Sole Distributing Agents for Montana of the Celebrated ***
AGNES BOOTH CIGARS.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention. SAUL I. GINSBURG, Western Salesman,
ORS. LIIEB!I & GO.
Will oen noit at
IIERCHANT8 -:- FIOTEL,
pt. 1, remellnR to Iept. 7, 1801, and ms sam
dates wll vit eIslana aech mout.thbreafter.
The Oldest, Most Successful, and
Only Reliable San Francisco
Specialists, Surgeons
and Physicians,
Wh havethe majority of Patlents under trea'
meat ia un Franiseoe and on the Peel. e
Ceast for the following diseaes,
are now in Butte COty.
All requiaing expet medleal or snrglel ervi.es
ena be treated by the great Pacifico Cat
Doctors, now in Butte City, with.
out having to visit San
Franetaoo.
latranee to Lleblg World Dispensary. 8 Nset
Broadway, corner Main Street.
Dr. Lieb~p & Co. are regular graduates t
tltoia im " surgery and specal tpact tioneo
authorized by the states of tiuourL Clalitorn q
and Montana to treat all chronic, nervooe an
private diceases whether cansed by imprudenc,
zcese r eontf.bol reminal weakta, nghr
Dse estxa deb ptyifalos of sexual power
aervc debility lcesoe otf erve force], dlsease o
the blood tUfyphil. loTnorrhea, gleet and tria
trel cured. Curable raest ganraneo or money
refundsd. Charree low. hoeuand e of cases
cared. All medicines re eapee•ally prcpared for
each indivlduil M art laboratory. No injtlreion
or poisonous compounds used No time lost
from businooe. Patient s at. a diitace treated by
mail and express. Medicine sent everywhere
tree from gts or breakage.
In dliseas ofo the blood. brain, heart and neos
oune system, as well as liver, kidney and gravel
complaints,. rheumatism, paralysis and all other
chronic diseasee.
Write for illustrated papers on Deformttice.,
Club Feet, Curvature of the l~ p e Piles, Tumors
Cancer, Catsarrh, Bronchitis, Inhalation, MEcric
ftt, Magnetism, Parayl.ie. hpllepey, Kidney,
ILaddor, Eye, liaEr, hkin aod Blood aid all sunrgI
ca operations.
Disease of women a speoialty. Hook on di-e
elee tree.
Th' only reliable Modical apd Surgical Instl
tote makirng a aecially of private disease,.
All blooddiseosee successfully treated. Syph-i
litic P'oions removed from the system without
mercury. New restorative treatment for lose of
Vit.l Power. Persons unable to visit us may be
treated at home by orrespondense. All cm.
mutications confideetiat. Medicines or Inotru.
,ents sent by mail or exprees securely pecked.
One personal interview preferred. Callrud conl
suilt us, or send history of your case and we will
mend in plain wrapperour book free explaining
why thousands canuot be eared of Private, rip
eal and Ner*ous diseases, Seminal Weaknesm,
Spermetorrea, ]nmpotency, Byphilis. Gonorrhce,
6leet Varicoclel, etc.
Dre. Liebig & C.o. are the only qualified or re
sponsible pecialists left in Montana cince the
new medical law.
Offce honrs from9 to and 7 to p. m.; or by
appintment in obscure or urgent oseMs,
CIONSULTATION FBEi.
Ageny for Dl)r. Liebig's Invigorator at Boon
L Pait Brmdway. untt..
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
* " RAILWAY, * *
-AND TIE
* FAMOUJS *
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
2 Through Train. DaIly From Lt.
* * * * TO CHICAGO . * ,
Without chane, conneting with the Fast Trains
of all lines for the
EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
The Direct and Only Line running Through
Care between
Minneapolis and Des Moines,
Iowa, via Albert Lea and Fort Dodge.
Solid Through Trains Between
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. LOUIS
and the principal cities of the Missisippi, and
connecting in Union Depots for al
points Sooth and Southwest.
Many hours avred, and the only line running
two tralins Daily to ANSBAS rCITY, IEAViN
WORTI., ATCHISON, making connection with
the Union Pacific and Atririon. Topnka & Santa
Is railways. ('lose connecti 'nr mRdo in Union
Depot sith all trains of the St. Paul. Ilinneapo
lie & Manitoba, ;'orthern 'acifioc, St. Panl d,
Duluth Railways, from and to all points North
and Northwest.
REMEMBER I '
The trains of the Minneapolis A St. Louis Rail.
ways are composed of Comfortable Day Coaches,
Mag'nicent Pullman Sleeping Care, lorton Ito"
-lining Chair Cara, and our justly celebrated
PALACE DINING CARS.
150 lbs. of Bag age checked FREE. Fare al
ways as low as the lowest. For Time Tables,
Through 'I icker. etc., call upon the nearest
ticket agent or welts to
C. M. PRATT.
General Passenger and Ticket Agt., Minneapolis.
To Chicap0 in Less than 14 lours
-.VIAt
SNORTHWESTERN LINE
C. St P. M. & 0, Ry, C, & N.-W, Ry.
The Shortest and Best Line From St. Paul
to Chicago, Sioux City and Omaha.
The only line rnning alt its Passengor Trains
n lees than 14 hours LBtworr St. Paul and Chi
cago andwhile this time is quick, trains do not
have to run at as high rate of speed to mars
their time as on other lines. beeanue this line i
shorter than any ether line.
"The Pullman and Wag~er Vestibuled Limit
ed," leaving St. atul at 7:80 P. M., makes tihe
trip to (thiNago in 13' hours, returning in 18
hours and l minutes.
"The Daylight Eaprers." leaving St, Paul at
7:45 A. Mr makes tie trip to Chicago I 1II hours
and 50 minutee, returning in 18 hours and 45
minutes.
This is the only line by which connectlons are
assured in Chicagro with all fast line trains from
Chicago to tie east and south in the morning
and at night
Clos connections arr made at St. 'Paunl with
Northern Paific and Qreat Northern trains.
For rates. maps folders~, etc.. apply to
C. . .'TINLINO. (ieneral Agent,
"ailey Block. No. 58 N. Main it., Helena. Lo nt.
T. W. TEAe.Dlra,
Gen. Pas. Agent. St. Paul Mlin.
NcOTPI.E TO CREDITo V, S.-1N THIE I)1.S
trlot court of the first, judici dlistrict of the
state of Montana. in and for tihe county of L.twis
and Clarke. In the matter of the eaototr of JIarid
libean. deceased.
Notice i r hereby given by the undersigned. ni
ministrator of tir e'tate of IDavid lIrnl'rn.
dsceased, to thlr rediterr of. and all elors:n lhav
ing claims guainst the said derres ri, to exhitit
trem with the aeesaary uher, witLn s tenr
mu.nths after the firet pulrlirartron of thibs nItict.
to the said adrministrator at ti. law ofnico ol
Ashbnrn K. earbour. in the etas nie 'r'trrle. in
the city of ielena, ronsty of Iotvi ai.d t'let k and
state of onantaa, the same being the la tag f
the transastion of the bosiness oa thrr aid
estate.
1t'JrtAt ltUBI'N.
Administrator of the estate of IDavid llthbera
deceanred.
Dated. lielena, Montana, July Y8. Ih9L
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE
GRAND SPEGIAE WEEK:
20 PIECES ALL WOOL HIGHLAND PLAIDS,
WORTH 75C. PER YARD, THIS WEEK 49C0.
11 PIECES ALL WOOL NORMANDY STRIPES,
WORTH 75C. PER YARD, THIS WEEK 490.
6 PIECES ALL WOOL, 54-INCH CAMEL'S HAIR,
WORTH $1.50 PER YARD, THIS WEEK, $1.
15 Dress Patterns, Velvet, Silk and Plush Combination,
WORTH FROM $7.50 TO $12, THIS WEEK, CHOICE $4.
The above special offerings are the best of the
season. The goods are new and elegant. Don't
fail to purchase this week, as later they will return
to former prices.
AGENTS FOR BELDING'S SILK HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
NONE GENUINE UNLESS PURCHASED FROM US.
AGENTS FOR FOSTER'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
NONE GENUINE UNLESS'PURCHASED FROM US.
THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE,
Cor. Main and State Sts., Helena, Montana
l5BI5 U I REB AL
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific for IHysteria, Dizziness,.
Convolsons, Fit. Nervous Neuralgia, Headache
Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohl
or tobacco. Wakefulness, lMental Depression
Softening of the brain, tesulting in insanity ani
leading to misery, decay acid detth, Prematnre
Old Age, Barrenness. Loss of Power in either sex
lnoluntray LoseRe and ifpermnitnrlrhea canlsoi
by over-exertlon of te hbrain. celf-abena or over
iudltgonece. FEch box contains a month's treat
ment. $1.O0 a box, or six boxes for $5 00. sent
by mail prenaid on receipt of price.
WCE GUARANTEE 1IX 0'rrTLE'.
To onure any case. With each order received by
Ls for six boxes, aecompani tl by $5.00 we will
send the opur<tia'er nor wrist n geortrante to re
fund the money if the tratml'nit dour not effect a
uore. (Gtaral:toes icened only by 1t. At. l'archen
& Co., druggist3, sole agents, rllena, Mont.
$500 REWARD.
We will iay thie nbove reward for oan ease of
Liver Complaint. Li.spepsia. tick Ileadaheh. losn
digestion, (nstitipalion "r (ostivoneos we csannot
cins with West's Vegeltble Liver P'ills, when the
directions are strictly complied with 'I hy are
purely Vegetable and oiver fail to give sa itfae
tloi. Sugar coated. I ar;o roxes, contltainng
3I Pills, 25 sents. teownw e f ctn outerfeitn anld
imitations. 'lhie innine matenroterel o nly by
'Ite Jhon C. WEST ('OIt'aNYo. ('hicao. Ill. bold
by I. M. Parchen A Co., diruggits. Helolena.
IN THE DISTIlICT COUR't T oF TIlE Ir'alT
Judicial District of the State of Montana.
in and for the tounty of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matoer of the estate of \tillian Kelly,
deceaJsd.
Urder to show cano whly sale of mining prop.
erty should not be lado.
Un readliung and filing the petlition rf William
L. .feels and ialiuaol Kelly. executors of the
lest will soid tosteaucnt of \Villtam Kol y. do.
crroned, and praying, aonng other sting:. for :n
orders ofsale of the mining p(t ,pirty of said Ces
tate o.f William Kelly.
It is orlered 'lhar, a!l persons ilnt3restet in
tlhe o.,t,te oi thUe aid Wil;iai Kelly. dorIeaed.
ILe and aptears before thti lti rt t',urt, in. antiu5
for the oeunty eu ILewis nti Clarke, at the court
roo,m cif said conrt, in thire etorIt heoise n sci,
county, on lhinday. thl tenth day of August.
1st., at 10 o'clock i. im.. tihen iid there s r how
came e"h." nat order of salei shotld inot re made
of tire mining property of said estate. ac.ocdiag
to law.
It in fnrther ordered. 'Tfhat a copy of tills orderl
be tllblsteld foe four i esllt'eeivs weeks le',l'.o
tie r: itl tenth day of AugustO , It.11, i: tinle helena
Inldependent, a nawepatier plined mud pnlr
linsot iiu inthe said lewis aiil (CAeris col.n y.
Sigsned. I IIOHAII it. IUt:CK. Jludge.
lataol Jnuy , ;801.
alT(tCtI(htttl,PTlt' MKETINt--N()TICW' IS
hirrebe givo'l tht a ismetin; of the stonk.
holdtsi of'. lIe le.o Mililon acii Miling (lunt I'y
of Montian. will he hel i at t ol oOiso ot ssio
ct.lillftni"i a l.t Notlth'Ihirlstrsei .t. Loulis. MO .
on Mo! av,. tile 17th day of August. I8:'l, tor the
enrl'nce of eiectitu cne ou (1) trt-tossn to ircce
foe the insuing fsi'r.
IPolls open 'rom 12 m to p. rm.
A. (tOl'D,
Scarotary.
THI E
RUN
Faet Trins with Pullman Vestilbled Droaw.
Boom Plerpors. Diing Ca.rs and Co;ach.b o
latest design, btwoeet hioago a i Miiwankes
and Ft Paul and Miune:rpolis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Drawina
Room Sleepers, Dining (Cars ant C'o.sches of
latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee
and Ashlaud and Duluth.
Through Pullman Vestibuled Drawing Room
and Colonist Sleepers via the Northern Pacific
Railroad betwe u 'hica.., and P'ortland, Orn.
(onvoniont Trains to anil fronm Elastern. Woest,
rno. Northern and ('entlal Wisconsin psontas.t.
fordinl unequalled Service to and from Waae.
she, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Eau Claire, Hurley.
Wis., and Ironwood and Beesemr, Mich.
For ticlkets, sleeping-car ree'rvation, time t..
bles amd oLher information, apply to agentb of
th, line, or to ticket agents anywhere in the
United: Statos or C.nadr
i H. Ain~lio, Gen'i Manager, Milwaukee. Wi.
1. M. HaunafTord, General Traffic Manager.
I at. Paul, nina,
. C. Barlow, Tra.tfic Maniger, Milwaukee: WIJ.
Louis Eckstein, Acat, Gnn 'I Pa'r Ag't.,
&ldwaukee. Wis.
IHE REAT NORTHERH
Railvsayj line.
Montana Central Railway,
Gre t Northern Railway,
Eastern Ra Iway of Minnesota,
Wilmar and Si ?ux Falls Railway,
Duluth, Watertown & Pacific Ry,
TIlE GREAT THROUGHI SYSTEII!:
A solid thronugh train of Slsueprs, Pinia :
(Car, DIay Coeahes :snd lroee Coloni l
Sleepere to liuata;poli,. Et. P;:ul, Da
luth, West Supirlor s nd Fiota t'ity.
('lose crontocti !r, for Cthicgg. , New
York, bloaton anti all Ealtern Cities.
Until further notice Trains will ran as follows.
al.jvrc ALL TRAINS D.AILY ...rAT.
11:01. a. . ..Atlatie l"x.pres... d11:10 a. m.
2:35 p. m .. L'ainc Raic . ".. "2:1 p. tM.
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1l. B. lANCOIL. G. P. '1'. Agt.. M.. I. 1'y.
RECEIVER'S SALE-NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that the undersigned receiver by virtue
of a decree made and entered inthe United 8tates
circuit court, of the Ninth Judicial cironit in and
orthe district of Montan o en Whodneeday. lal
I. 18t), in which Gilehrist Brothers &.Edga ur
plaintiffs, against Helena, Hot 8prings atYnd Smie
ter Railroad company, at l.. defendants, will ue
at pubnhlic auction, to the highest bidder, oa the
let day of September 1891.'t the north door of the
court house, in the county of Lewis and Clarka,
state of Montana, at 11 o'clock m.. of said dA
ill the right, title and interest of the partiems
said suit to the following described property to
wit:
That certain railway known as the Helerna, Hot
Springs and tmelter railroad, commencing olt
boundary line between the Sroedwater ot
rpring Hotel property and the premises of the
Iao Dawight T. Good. running thence in an
esiterly direction to, and through the city of
lilenas. to the Northern Pacific depot. Together
with all the lands, tenements and hercditamentl
acquired or appropriated for the right of way of
Stid railroad andl branches. And all the eese
tmenls. rights. liberties. privilege, franckise, in.
mitiuee and exemptions of said railroad conm
pony appertaining ton the owning, maintaining,
operating, using and enjoying the same; togther
with all the railroad tracs, rlight of way, depot
grounds, station ground and ether lands, struo.
trues, station house, engine hoote, cr house. fuel
hlu.uses, warehouses, shops, machine houses, torn
tables, enperstructluree rolling stocks, cars fur
liture, tools. implements, machiner. of taid
railroad o~npany, and all other propertyijreel
pursonal and mixed.
\i ritten bids will also be rrceived by the under
signed for said property, which sad bid will he
opened at the place and upon the day of sale and
orenly read as the bids of parties making the
samie. The sale shall be rmade subject to the ap
iroval and confirmation of the abshove named
court.
The property will not be sold for less than
f2c,000. of whlrh sum at least 12.000 shallbs
paid in ash, entd the blance may be r aid in six
and nine monthr. e acured by a mortgge lieu
u.lon the property, or such other security as may
be approved by thie court: all ldeferred payments
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cont per
annum. WILLIAM H. CLAIIK.,
lReceiver.
THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE &
SST. PAUL R'lY.
Is the Fast Mail Short Line from St, Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwau
kee to Chicago and all points in the East
eurn States and Canada. It is the only line
under one management between St. V4a.l
and Chicago, and is the Finest Equipped
tRailway in the Northwest. It is the only
line running Pullman Drawlng-room Sleep
lug ears with luxurious smoking-rooms, and
the finest dining-cars in the world, via th*
famous "River Bank Route," along the
shores of Lake Pepin and the beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chica.
go. Its trains connect with those of the
Northern lines in the OGrand Union depot at
st. Paul. No change of cars of any ola.
between Sit. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets, time tables, and full Information,
apply to any coupon ticket agent In the
netbhwest.