Red Lodge picket. [volume], April 05, 1890, Image 1

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REED LODGE PICKE .
VOL. 1. LRED LODGE, PARKI COUNTY, MONTANA. SATURDAY. APRIL A5. 1,,. _:i). ,1.
Pilt OFI4SlONkAL CARlfSJ .
W. F. Meyer.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
g.,LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Red Lodge., Mont.
Allan I. Joy,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
MONEY TO LOAN.
INSURANCE-,-REAL ESTATE.
SOLE AOENrT Fol
Riverside town lots, N. P. Railroad
lots and N. P. Railroad lands.
U. S. LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
A SPECIALTY.
LTivistoa, iLontcana.
Land Office Business.
J..V. Logert.
Practices in all matters relating to the
Public Lands before Montauna . S. land
offices and the department at Washing
ton, D. C.
Speclal attention given Entries and Con
tests. [ Correspondence solicited.1i
Somamni, Mxont .ns.
F. R. MUSSER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON.
Office next door to the I''KEr'r.
Geo. W. Monroe, M. D.
PHYSICIAN ANDI SURGEON.
Omfce at ii. J. Armstrong & Co.'s Drug
Store.
11111, LOD(JI, MONT.
E. E. Batchelor,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office in Conrad & Co.'s Bank.
Red Lodge, - - Montana.
CONTRACTOR AND BUIlDIER
Plastering and masonry work.
WORK GUARANTEEID.
Plans and estimates given.
RED LODGE, MONTANA.
George W. Devin
CONTRACTORS and UUILI)ERS,
Billiard and Pool table repairing a
specialty.
Red Lodge, Motaa.
WASK MAU. RI GISTEMD.
6389 Arch Street Phlad'a. Pa.
Smith & Hawley.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDI)ERS
Job Work a Specialty.
Shop Four doors above Conrad's
fronting on Hauser avenue. 13tf
RtOr T 'nd
5c ' 'n ýowntit@s, &c 00.
Flting, amosts~ind
M S Mdo Teas'.
N..ý C Aiae
A 0 .
S.le' IZrp < Ff" PP'S ETTLER'S
QUID[ I24p.1ceonil 25c. (paotago atamp3.
EL~DES !I' YAVQR5ý1
In!
WQODWOFRK' Af1A 41MN~tl
ý 2BUNIONGQUARENY srr C
5T.LOWU1.MI 31 ~i{ OALASTEX.
GARDEN SEEDS
Especially adapted to this climate.
SC-OOL BOOKS,
PAINTS & OILS,
PAINT BRUSHES
WALL PAPER,
KALSOMINE.
Complete lim-e at
II.. J. ARMSTRONG & CO.
Red Lodge, Montana.
WHOLESALE A N D RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Hardware,
Stoves,
Tinware,
AGRIC ULTU RAID IPLEMENTS.
WVI[EN IN NEED OF A \VA(ION DON'T FAIL. TO) EXAMINE TIIE
BAIN
WHICH FOIE STIREN(iTII, DUIRABILITY AND LIGIITNESS OF
DIRAFT CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
tgi!fulders Hardware a Specialty. ý*
WE HAVE:JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF THE FINEST LINE OF HEATERS
AND RANGES EVER SHOWN IN MONTANA AMONG WHICH
ARE THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Ch.arte Oak.
GUNS and AIM$tUNITION
Red Lodge, Monta~a.
P. YECIEN & GO.
WHOLE - -- ~ TI-
OROERS.
Mail Orders Receive Prompt atten
tion.
OUR:COODS ARE ALWAYS FRESH AND OF FIRST QUALITY
SEND FOR OUR PRICES.
You will find them the LOWEST.
P. YEGEN & CO. BILLINGS, MONT.1
T. P. McDONALD
THE CITY MEAT MARKET
Red Lodge, - - - Montana.
Keep constantly on hand everything usually kept in a first-class market
such as choice meats, fish, poultry, butter and eggs
and vegetables in season.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEIST
STAR RESTAURANT.
Red Lodge, Montana.
PATRICIK JOITNSON, PIT~'
BOARD BY DAY, WEEK OR tlONTH.
Table supplied with the best the naket, afford,'.
FURITýISTIE D ROO1'.S
COUNTY AND STATE.
C'ona.ty News.
LIVINGSTON POST.
George II. Wright and wfl. re
turned Monday from a trip to the
west coast.
The numerous races that are
now being arraigned to tak placee.
again suggest the idea of a racing
-md fair association.
The suggestion made by the Post
to the effect that a stock company
lel orgrnized to build an ope,.ra
h ,ue, is bearing fruit. The scheme
is Leing talked up and Fome p,:oney
guarantced already.
Suit was brought by County At
torney Joy last Faturday. for the
county, against seven partit-s who
own stock on the Crow reservation,
on which they refuse to pay taxes.
Among them are . Stubblefield,
lBrigs and Ellis Cattle company.
. Bi. Briggs, W. ). Ellis ald I'P.
iu2i1::vin. The aggregate mon:unt
of these taxes is about )i:.00.ii0. It
is 1 rob'able that whichlleer side
wins, the cse will go to the supreme
court. T'hi will estblish a prece
dent which will govern such mat
ters in. the future. The same parties
are Ieing sued in Custer county for
tarxs on the samlle property. The
que tion is very mu1ll mixed upj
and ha:. been a Lone of content:ion
fllr sleveral years. It is time it was
settled.
L~rs t.rs.'uN E:;'I'EI:'I:i'E.
Miss Mmiii Nesbit has been en
joying the pest week's vacation by
visiting relatives and friends in the
upper Yellowsto:e.
James u. Nesbit will probably
receive the appointment as census
enuiueratu for r Park county.
C('ounty Treasurer Wright and J.
S. Stuff made a successful pisca
torial trip to the upper Ycllowi:to',:o
the first of the week.
1). S. Mack andl Miss Rachel
Ilodgen were married at the resi
dence of the bride's father, in this
city, on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. II.
S. Taft ofliciating.
J. Frank D)uff brought in several
coyote skins Monday and received
from District Clerk Enmmons the
customary bounty certificate for
the same.
I. J. Galbraith, the architect,
went ever to Red Lodge Wednesday
morning to attend to matters in
connection with the new hotel at
that place. Mr. Galbraith has the
plans for the structure completed.
It is to be a three-story 1nuilding,
100 feet square, nnd will cost, about
,151.(10. The lower floor will be
occupiied by the coal company as
.torerooms and oflices, while the
se(con(d and third tloors will be u:wl
for hotel purposes. The building
will he built of brick in a substan
tial manner and would be a credit
to much more pretentious cities
than lied Lodge.
IlozenltaR News.
1Ml ntina Register.
l3ozelllan ought to organize :a
board of trade, and then the ener
gies of our business men could be
concentrated upon any measure de
signed for the benefit of this city
and surrounding country.
Rev. George Comfort come up
from [iillings on Monday and re
mained a few days in the city and
on his ranch. Mr. Comfort says
that business is looking up at Bil
lings. The opening of the Crow
reservation will be a great help to
the city. The erection of a flouring
mill is also assured.
Some ministers of the gospel are
crying: "Arrest alcohol and liber
ate man." Why not go farther and
say. arrest tobacco and liberate
,uan; arrest appetite and liberate
man; arrest innate depravity of
the human heart and liberate man;
arrest the devil and liberate man,
because man in his natural condi
lion is represented as being "led
c:.ptive by the devil at his will."
Mere human enactments won't
liberate man from his own volun
tary servitude to depraved appetites
or habits.
Several farmers and stockmen of
Gallatin county have visited Len
drum's livery in this city during
the present week to take a look at
the finct specimens of English
Shire stallions ever imported to
this country. The horses are all
young, the most of them being
three vears old this spring. They
are remarkably strong. comlpactly
Luilt, an'd perfectly gentle. They
are just the kindl of draft huorers
that are needed by the farmers of
Gallatin countv.
~T nseld I temns.
MIr. Ilyitt is expected to return
from the east very shortly and the
.,ank will Jthn 1 e startel at once.
Quite a large block of shares in
the Pullion mine of Neihart has
been L.ought iy Towlnsenid lparties.
The iany frit nds' and ac',luaint
Inces in ti c Missouri vally of f ir.
I'rak u.h i` of the 'ino of JZs:.
,ouMien d& Co.. will regrit to, han
of his sudden death L.t i:hi tvy
bei.:g crusheid het ,en twa frigLýt
ears cart of Livingsti.
dlr. al; andl family arrirlh'
fron the east yesterday and will
make their future home in the Mis
souri valley. WVe should like to
see a th,,us:,,nd now srtl -rs comnc in
as there is a chanwe fir everybody
as soon as the canal is brought in.
Miles ,,it';. nw cashir of the bank
at l:ed !L: Ie wa s in the city over
r"unday, vu iting his cousin, Harry
lEat:helor, and renewing acqutint
alc 'er eraly. ner is u'its
ars goud ll:ing s o'f yore, and m ils
his engagement card without dif
ficulty at the .orices dansai te at
Ild Lodge.
Nt York Mt!i a
It is astit'isliig low uay
southiern wtomen there are in .cw
York tiis winter. One heers their
delieiuu:ly stoft iand lazy "eicents at
every gathering and is ofted forced
to slurmlise that theo. poecs., romle
secret of eternal youth not known
to c hilloer e!iln- s. A litle Virginia
Indy in black told the hbest ,var story
otine evening that. I have herd in
S:Ome time.i.
"Do you rememni:r," she said,
turning to a beardless youth "the
surrender of Lee?"
"Why, nuntie," broke in playfully
t girl whom the lady was chaper
oning, "yo/u iinus't think the young
men who come here to \visit me are
as old a:s youli"
"True," said the little lady, who
looked pretty i.Ottulgh hers:elf to
ne d a cil-hacone, "how long it's
getting to be since we girls sat c;n
the veranda aud saw a federal colo
nel witl a squad of cavelry come
galloping up to aski the narest road
to Lynchburg. We were rebels to
the core and answered hinm not too
tivilly, hut lie lifted his hat ais he'
rode aiiiway and assured us that tile
tunion tropis would tike plsiession
of Lvynrh;urg that nigi:''-or wa:t
it Cuoie other uri'g? I tainy not
locate the tale liroprly-"and ion
Wednesday when lie was comfirta
hly settled in town lie woull do
hiimelf the honor of calling anti
paying his. respects to us formterly.
"'TIhat night we herd cannon.
.lubal Early wias advancing, and it
;was he and not the federal troops
who occulpied Lynchburg. \ednes
day came iand with it eanme the
union troops in full retreat gallop
in.l past the house il dalt. We
St watched them from the veranla
and recognized our colonel, sptiing
his horse furiously. lie recogniz:ed
us, nnd lifted his lint in a sweeiing
" 'I'm in too much of a hurry,
SIdies, to call this morning,' he
g shouted. 'but I'll be your most de
voted when I'm not so much pressed
f for time!"
Last Monday Mattie IHerndon, a
girlof respectability and intelligence
answered a matrimonial advertise
ment in a city paper. Next day
the advertiser called giving his
name as Harry Howard of Concor
din, Kan. IiI was a sinoth-t :ngued
good-looking fellow, and the next
day 31iss Ilerndon was in;duced to
imarry him, he pronmi.ing to take
her to his Kansas hoime. 'lhurstday
lie disappeared, and now: the delu
tied girl realizes that she has been
deserted. It has been learned that
no such man as henry Howard
lives in Concordia, and the mnis
sing man's real name is believed to
be Howell.
Emile Zola has made $100.000
by his novel "Nana-."
HADI FUL N WITHi 11KM.
Entertaining, tnhe 'e'l-)reassctd
Ihen ilL ' uto n who is I
a;."=". to a Iny thb l!,tit 1 .i:i V'. I -:
who still Ies linr.,i _ ,_ i -, :n o i
prosperity about hi'. s".pa up t, a
free-lunch counteri i t I t t rla -
ing : of the in:w r t tn. hr.. tar:k .
chances with thi hI.'c'. "!'
place. Tht is t,. .', tt},_ h : . - t1 .
jibe him wi [h.nt r,-gc.:',I t, hi ,..o
der feelin"-... au:' a ; h IId! ".
into an A n .--r,.t .,'., .
for the p repi.. of I t t l.,i, i.
of lu:;-r o i.: gh:.- '
- i',- :nch. I[, .til; 1..: 1 , .l.r .
ki,! ghl v , u ,w,!::t t,
showv for 1pal.t .r'a :d .nr. Th'e y,,l:
said, in a general wy. to tihe
crowd :
"I t.I l y ,. g,,t, . il's k1u.. ".
nan' hl c:-i-1 r, ,kin' v'lhen I - l :I- u 'iI.
M r. -i' ul ,er ilt its ,1 '":
uitk an' ias to hit i i, I' ,,e r-1:u 1
wi,1 do runt of u1.a."
"A ft..r all. it's nothin' l ,:, !,
.T i, .- high olii.,tl . .It, :I::tl t 1 i .
,.fl ni , thatn a a htl i ,it chli,h atil
ihen Il, y (li .' th ,v st: ,- riai', i:"
th ir priv+ ".. ears i a:'i wti lkii i i.i
. e.1t ll ,at for.i: ' i .:t aft r ti.l ..
T . ',11 '.u 'in ii0- 'li .,i .n .
"lt'o t ube too fri. wii d ,er o :-'e-rv
tions, -ents," said a third; "'taiit
no sign that a man heas'nt his fii
lions jest l iec -use i" c ihio
tackle a free-lunch. See? Sounw
aires does thi., to s.":" tin.. ,"" -
he de". has an o'po] nt:m t to ml t1
sonie cap:tal t.i:i wii . , vi,.w o
emakin' su1mt ii , , , nt, n:.1
Idon't hiaV no tli e to go intl",r :I
c;fi" ,ta d f,;l 'Wa V: 'luat l, ti
wid a In1 e. -.,;" ` . The ,oullg
:1nan lunched on,
"'I t I e- ," c- :ini, in a h 'i- .
'eI waz itn a saloon iinst o- d,'
Bowry, twhen a coe ecomnes in wid
kid gloves nu' dia:t mi1:s an I
waltzed ll) to der lun1h counter,
natural as life. 1h- didn't ez much
ez blow hisseef fur tins of ,,cc.
a n ' d er eca tcl e1t h:' rl'm' rk se o f t1,
larkep din't n, nn (.ti',,. .
hinm, nuthetr. VH , :,il chipI)..,I in,
an' 1(llowed dvs,: wat' hn:,'d ti'),.-e
fer de rich : ul' h:u ,t, ; 1 t! tI c f IL; r
et a r 'ay a t dt er Ioil' ed tripe an ' o u: '
krou't un' pail no atbantio'. 1Vh..
lhe i it t:rlii' ,tl.I I1 ..-':-- i:u
-to der ,ark?." p :n' ,d r :
o Peter iI,,id..ink ,n' hr 11, ', ( ti v
for der wl:oh: uro' rd. , t. I tii
ye, gents, he done de :r tin)g up ha:1 ,
sint, and he c uh! ::i.l:d it. to.
tru" he ',as a ,1t:k,, tr, v1 . ti.:t .1 "'U.
am' he h:ulu't .liied :o ' :
Iseo'
Said aniot er:ii' (-f i'e I " c
lunch :ist to iU le wai n to it Is i
an' show us labo:iin peo h, lea df,"at
doesn't considcr (dmsellnv:. ial or
us, an' I t'ink it's right gento I i:.
'eii. too."
iiivi' 1 the young you n ,r,0I cn
tirly tfinii h d his l! um hi T I . ' d
his gloved fingers daintily on his.
trousers, and, parsing ,it ol 'thr
saloon, piused ol tih tltri lu hold
long einough to ay:
Mr. barkeeper, phlase give the''
gentlemen all the hear, I'll hio.h gn
and 1phiskey dyi can drihk-"-and
addl in t a lover key--",;roviing
dry have the stuffi to p:iy for it
See?"
lie dodged out of the door, 1 ut
returnedl inl a few minutes and,
thrusting 1his head in Well] in a
loud voice:
"I say. Mr. Barktep, I forgot to
mention the IHie.rv Clays. [Co:
forget the lli 'ry i,,ys. e?
,Mayor Hart, i "i o t .o.. i h .' .
clined to Iattcn1 th' ptl'li '; c ti
to be held at lawoil :I1l o,: lt lu.
l31 to protest aginst the allhg ,
outrages in Sibt:ria. T ihe- ,'Ii
says lie is autlhori'zed t.I ' ik "t-.r
iBost0on and not Ru -ia, and i ,:
not without violating his convic
tions, take part in the pro cdinii
lie does not believe that the Unit.d
States should interfere in the dio
Snestic afMirs of any foreign coun
try.
IIonry M. t:a:le, has I cen el:c
ted an honorary member of the Sa
'rage Club. This is a reward for
iclu Ling va,,
Why It [ It'r le'ss To 3Men andt
Not to lWiunO.
L.:1,,i, s who sit with thir lim .is
'os..ed to sew or to riad, or to hohl
the hay. are not tware that thei
are itnviting serious tphvsieal ail
it-. lout it is trte' not rth lsis.
s.t; the Now York Mornin Jour.
1. . W n an e.,. hi< lk
flac -s th . a' of one li th
t,'.. itl.' t
r os t -: i t Hl i , t l y , , ,, m .
i. l st . .0. r, tr: t<d in ht r
m rohl.nts. '.sts : , ,"'tirr w;,:"iight
111 O ai i ii her1 O
1 -'o., ?t find e,,. h , i - t of
it i i11011
ii. s<'.-iti,-e r. t: .,.: :..ri ,, ,d . i.f.
-. ", . ,z . :', , , .: .. 1- l ,.. ], , d is
,-, . .tt[...l. l rnigia and othe."
. riou tr..ul:les frrqurntlt y result
f on 1his sipl eans,. The inus-l -
,el and10 Ili,2rV 10 tl t1 pper )por
' 1 i-' " ctreln 'iv
!i :1rlrtt 'n 'l
.- : ]' ' ', . .::, : t <," h.t l. h ole
. . , . , . i tithe
V.t' . l lJy tae ("atic' im s.
-Did I undlerstand rol to say
-o ' wor, ittn lurI o thi:t wil ter?"
he asked of the li.:ii ,ho w s t: lk
Ig- to aii druntter rte:. tie :.,l.
" c:, oui in - ,
"I was there for a moti unlir.'
"Ah! I at gldl to have miet
Vto . I rai tted to ask albo t Iu ilt. it'.
'ou visited the t'at nnils of
" .T.orse,?'y
" i' have to. They r;=ited
o"I (111d yotl n1 ,:11
'\\Viv. i eiver stilr I out of the
,oitl t!hit 1 ( wccrn't ,-t li!ii-il* 1m ,
r iii. !1 , '\C%',O'" 1" h ti uc ll n 11l
1;,nal ,'t in all ml y htlr dlays."
.. . it vol t m at'n the Ltzarolni`"
"')1' cou·r se. 'l'eu (:tl aolut s atl' 1
the. !a:ny:ony are the s a me thing,
!nly ',atici.: (u1' is tie Italian of it,
nd the other is lithe Englih. If
you hlan't (iin over Id advise youi
to go-if Yolu cai raise the dudads.
You tlo: t knowl' l w much a trip
b1r1:, ld will lr .len a dl liberalize
SI:.r 1,in(d."
Aol ih,- other .; ndk 1 ,.k mul hid
I r ,lI: f i a on r., .;', i1i: he. did not
, loolki. g ire for tihe ext
thirty 1. :i .
1. 1;1-a,' 't Ph:L..aopF:y''.
S Ic.t( is oft.. l:. c(. ,rtlr ii what
h i i in th ' .
IYo.,'u can'tl n' ;.y n thin. g w(ithl ut
runll i t .,t t ihe "i ' !: o, il' ri. it out.
Ib ., ..c u::ln in :., i (ll t t(l Ii
notit: at, r ie rrii it is the ten
A :m11 it mor.; t i.. what 1:is
n mi.( s (( L" i th', what he
line11f : E. he ii.
i l nVr w,.s g r 1s1,: wl ,o dihl
Inot li:lk h:senery greater than
his str ngth.
W ir' a m ,i:n oj;" a wro'ig ther , is
atwey Iwime tirwld out little twom:a
'o cry ftr gt en..
l!,,v" !;tl.'., "t::, (l:rI ul1 tho
, '! ,,,. :. ll,,'ar s to t:: rat af',,r ho
l( caug.,ht in thO trap.
Th; 'in wh,1 has sh,.wn hb. ea
bility of tanki'g 'are of hil:=,elf
never lacks for others to talk:" caro
of hhi.
T'fh' arc o o T("e s1 10 dis::aýreenbleIe
!(ings in thi- w ,in i 1h1 .t n 1nu:
:hould only l., ot1, : mi'.(, to thues
that c')ln'er'n'; him.
After a man hnns er:: n ,A : re] u'a
tion of being very wise, he can be
a fool, and hi, admirers will regard
it as t now kind of wisdom.
Poetry h:t(1 avenged- Joan of Aro.
There has not been a woman since
her time who has not turned the
steak to get even.
E disoi has evidently not maide in
quirie~ as to the literary tastes of
English juviniles; the first phlione
graphic doll which has spoken in
Sondon recites 'The Spider and the
Flyv!' Mr. Edison's 'waxes' will
have to be a little nmore up to date
to give sa:tisfaction."
A Frankfort, Ky., man is train
ing his hliens to lay their eggs in the
kitchen, wher e he has placed a
cradle for their accommodation.
This saves the labor of hunting
I be!: .