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SR.ED LODGE PICET.
VOL. 1. BED LODGE, PARK tOUNTY, MONTANA. - TS1 RI_ . fil I1i- . O. -...
pIt)IO' SSICON.tsI (CA RDI)S.
W. F. Meyer.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
an, NOTARY PUBLIC.
$" LANID OFFICE -BUSINESS
PRiOMPITLY ATT'ENDED TO.
Red Lo.lge, Mont.
Allan R. Joy,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
-:.COUNTY ATTORNEY
MONEY TO LOAN.
INSU R'ACE-lEj-=iALT, ESTATE.
EOLE A4ENTr FOR
Riverside town lots, N. P., Railroad
lots and N. P. Railhroad lands.
U. S.--ANI} OFICE .BUSINESS
A .SPECIALTY.
Livingston, Montan-.
F. R. muSSER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
, and
.U..G.. EON.
E. E. Batchelor,
"NOTt'IYr PrBLIC '
Omce lu Conrad & Co.'s Bank.
Red Lodge, - - Montana.
Ssmit. ~i Ha.*leV. +.
CONTRACTORS AND I BUILDERS
Job Work a Specialty.
Shop Four doors n! abov'onrad'V
fronting on lHauser avenue. 13tf
sEICl.:rT SocIIrL.,T .
A. F. & A. M.
Star in the West Lodge A. F. & A. M.
Regular communic-tlons first and thi:d
Wednesday in eaclmentll at 8 p. mi., in
Blackburn's ,uilldig.
E J. Lowiw, iV M.
K. of L,
M3eets e'ery Sunday at 2 p. in., at
]tlackburn's hall.
"-...-". A P.;IM Ax L-r, M. W.
EDI. KEiT, Soc.
;." O,' 0, F.
Garfield Lodge No. 10 I. O. 0. F.,
meets every Saturday at 8 p. m. Sojburn
iug ilretb'erete ue cordirlly invited.
T i T. . s H. HAILEY, N. G.
A ' tK " otfP; .
Knights of Pythias meet every Tues
lday at :30 p. m.
ALFg FAIIiO IEVE, C. C.
JAM. QiunsyK. of : iged $.
EpiscopalF
Cavalry Mission, services second and
fourth Sundays in each liouth ,nt 11.
in. and 8 p. m., in the Raty school Jouse. (
All sarti i%sd.i. ;
"CuAsa II. .LILEY, Rectoy.
ASK FOR. IT!
TI .% LF-THREADING
nlit are com.
est mechanic
al skill. tIhe
most useful
and practicel
elements, and
all known ad.
vantages that
make a sew
ing machine
desirable t '
sell or use.
ELDREDOC MPF. CO.
Aetoer sad Wholesale Ofice, el.l.ero, U.
*71 lats.ash de.., Chicago.
S&road ,$troet New York.
i.s J. ARMSTRONG & CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Drugs,
Window Shades. Paints
Oils,
Fishing Tackle,
Wall Paper,
S ationeny,
Cigars,
Lamps,
Spectacles,
Perfumes, Blank BOOks
Toilet Articles,
Window Glass,
And everything in oar line.
PRESCRIPTION9ýCARFFUf.L.Y 6GMPO4~W4D."
-As large " Stock ns any i Eastern Monta ,it; and P'ri.es rlicASON
ABLE.
.Ied Lodge, MQntatmia.
S WHGCLESALE..AND RETAIL
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware.
j *$ 'Builders Earciware a SPlyfa lty r
We carry n complete line of
LA..I N 1ŽW TAC-JNS
1 Whiteley and CrolwMowers
--AY RAKES, BA.R B WIRE., PLOWS, I AlR..OI S, ETC.-
IDISC AND CUTAWAY HaRrros ..i
TENTS, T'?ARPIULfNS, W:XGON ISHEET,; -SS11 'riind J)OORS.
GUNS and AM.UNIPION
Wool Sack: a. i Twineo.
Babcock: &;i,, s, Red Lodge, Lantana.
P. YEE&GO,
CRBOO E:R&
IaVi1 aier8 ; f irs oeir rompt atten
. ion."
OUR COODS ARE ALWAYS FRESH AND OF FIRST QUALITY
SEND FOR OUR -PRICES.
You will find them the LOWEST.
P. YEGENI & CO. BILLINGS, MONT.
T: P. McDONALD
THE CITY IMEAT MARKET
Red Lodge, - - r 0onti..
iccl) constantly oni lidind'ive?.thing xsually kept in a first-class market
such as choice meats, fish, poultry, butter and eggs
and vegetables in:season.
,RIc S -A. ALOW' -AS TIE . TOWBST.
Eastern Finishing Lumiber,
Flooring.
Ceiling,
Siding,
Mouldings,
Etc.
- BUILDINq AND TAR PAPER.
Orders for Specialties Receive Prompt
Attention.
GET MY PRICES.
E 1) LODGE. MON TAN A.
Look Here :
"Have you a landl or mining contest?
IHave you an Invention?
Have you an abandoned or reject
ed Pension claim?
Soldiers having to work foTra living
having a present disability e n
tracted since the war or of which
they cannot furnish proof of ori
gin in service should correspond
with HORACE L. STILES,
Attorney-at-Law
\V'ashi'gtrin, D.C.
Increase of Pension promptly ob
tained.
H, Oldam,
FL-ORI&S-T,
HIouse Plants of all kinds always
on hand.
Bouquets and floral designs Sup
plied on SIIORT T EST
NOTICE.
Mail Orders a Specialty.
Western Union Mail and
Stage Company.
C'hs. Graham, Division S.pol
inteenet
STAGE. LEAVESI RED LODIGE
EVER Y VWEDINESDAY. AND
SATURIDAY FOR ALL POINTS
IN WXOILNU AT. 1 P,_ I.
GRAND ]DRAWING
(A 'I1.1i"
Loteria de la Beneficenia Publica
ST.\TE oioZ z:ACTA'EAS, M rxio.
A myndicatk hofIlo211:1t1:0,4 have. secured tho e con
cre~loll furr ollrl'ntin;: Ill
ndI will osr ond Its hi, Ii th I tlroughot the
o71illl 331::r 1 1 11 11M, 0 3 lllhhiu.
'i,, tO 1,four Ifwi. ,oili' ,~.~,O~~
*W1EU)NESDAYv,' JUN1E 25, 1890.
AT. ZACATECAS, MEMICO.
Ail A"ntinuITA L o ly
it~lo.." p150 000 00.
1410,000 Tirkke ." i JY a t " y:0; 5::
LIST OF I'IZE7S:
I I'ri of............. $10,0013 I.................. fl£o5.14)0
.l friar of ...... ....... 31.020 1.:..... ......~..~... :,ll IY)U.
.'.I 'rie uf.......... a 4W0'in.. .............. 25..WO,
:1 Iine4o0i.......:.... 10 I 4 e ...... .
2 l'rlzn of............ " 3,00002,' .............. Plt ott .
III I'rl eilo .............. 0010 ore ............... 10.100.J
23U tri ze. 1, f.......... 31,1 .... ............... 10.0011)
12013 rizes of ........... 21111 :I re ............... 4031,30.
:120 Iriz- t f........... 1:.U ofe ..... ........ . A 3)3)NI.
513O I yr$z 4of... ....... . 10$ iire ........,...... 5U0t000
Ii.O t rirlr of ...................$1,-11 llr'..... .........R, ...:1111..
19, L' I l·** .................. 1111 are............... 15,1 W.
150 I'rio,' of................. 5u 0rr ............
WO 1 er0 llual 'rlae* of,. 60 or'............... 4:1,.10.
CtlIll IIATms: (; TICIKETS tfr 30.
special rates arranged with Agents.
Agents' wanted it"`''t- Inn~a stand nd
Ileti{thn A mrier-.
c ia tluoll of I' e le u m ' I
Iun'tl with-i thsle' iet persitif Yt II1re s-i? p -iii
ul13.ego s .lll t ect ntiI n, t1 or~! lnto r
Or' 'inan au'l tbr the ll rllCdmll ' Tun6Ui· u of
e~c.1 sritil et esititm, )rh Ie t1tii i uitittt,i b li the
'i" ('Cli''lIllY ila lti, l 1the Mnte'f WI· lr aileti
uttsiittiit of till priiie tht n ltnitiie .
IttIf\I1it1 Ait7'1't cA(iA. Itlueret tar."
INI'c)11T.t dT!
i7'emit ~taiextrust it, lethen by Nit: Yeek Dralt
1:p lr letr itihtl r l Ihi t Itt. An h i vay nifieti .
t'lw;o:'n e nl ilt Flit ,nn cum lht 1
olr Ilillllr . `l'irt rt, Haut l1,Pr· to Im:)nueY· LII 'II
11111~ itt ie if f titt tletit
[first*r I·1InI ell e ti W fi ei ties")
S\tirr for Final 1 'r oof.
Lan~ld toll'imilCouia unoo
t ilt it ciir'u j Uiren I uf li It1II, in'_
uame, { -tiler hI,11 !'",1 not by of 1f hll i tetlon
!) -. asefrte ' aiofrat
en~t' uat."rnlll i') _'_,'l p.7 xnth rulre:n E He ll oe= Iitae, u o 1,11, I-11
,ninos ssdnc u~, 1:, Pltrf oto
('clt.;ty No .v1 .
Porn-(n .Raurlday. Mary dl:.
-to )Ir. ani rlis. F. F. lbaker of l:i
Sionl. ' -0o .
i Alrmain .. S. Morris of the
First ward is confhined to his hi
with anl attack of lmen h s.
A handsome new 1,urglar-pro!
safe was put into the auilt of th!
Bank of Living-ton \'ednesdat.
day issued a i,erriage licens to
John F. Curt and Zona Frnzee.
both of Cooke.
Mrs. G. GH. Wright is visitingl
friends at Big Tii hber.
John A. Burk, B. W. Frost and
A. P. Vilrniede have filed notice of
location for the Little Boll quanrt,
1ode claitm, in the New. \\orild dis
tl:ict.
II. S. Potts has purchas ed the(
Livingston ranch just trest ef the
city for a c .'n llcIration of $17,0 U .
It i= the intention ,f the ppurehaser
to plot this tract of land at once
and place it, on the Illrk .t
A Mli,t:: :at W~hist
Some of the whist innocns feel
veray mutlch hurt if their knotwhledge
of tlhe game is called1in tquestion.
The following is a ease in Ioint
Victim (uihlly)-"I led It di:1a
wolUd, and you, with an a-ce aIdI
queen, third.h:m1, put on the net!
Surely the quceh is tih t usual
card."
Innocent-"No d+luht, hllt I won
the trick with the ..e."
Vitin-"l 'If you had fi nestsed the
the clquien it woull hay' wtnro the
trick just the same."
Innoren0t--"11!ow c:a T tell where
the king is?" , ,
'i- et ll- I I (sa: en Ic Ially }-- ' 1 cll.
prehas I lIt y be wtrngl' , I]ut with
nee, queen, the third hand ,:nerat
ly, i.nes.es. It is the ondy chant..
yi liI)l a, t fin - ing in tI :e C i-.
: .Ifnnocent .(cre fuyi ativoidmg ::y
Viectimn ( interrupting )-."- (i.
never mind. (Oie would think yo'
dr'yot !now 1 mt lintssingmens!"
Im...cnt (vaxing indignant)-1
:Not know wllat finesi.ng le ius?
Of course I do! It's playing a1 card
you haven't got."--Th I llustrated
The car building industry is evi
dently rather lively- just at plceent,
if the acntivity in the shops of the
W'ason Manufacturing comipal.. at
Springfield can be regarded ase in
(licative of tile g,4eneral condition of
the I;usiness,s.yis the lhoston lerald.
Half a dozen passenger cars for the
Connecticut li\:er Irhilrotad h.ave
just been linishld, nine passenlger
coaches for the Old Colony road
are npproacliiing completion, a
dozen co:ches for the Maine t'en
trld have recently been delivered,
and the (thc rshire road hasi received
two plassengir cars and ai mail car
is to be built for the smine road.
Two long baggage cars for the
Shore line have just come out of
the shoji. A nuhlber of long open
cars for the Brooklyn, Batlh &" West I
End rnilro::,l are being pushed, to
completion, eleven elegant cars for
the government railroad in Chili
have been sent out to that country,
four passenger coaches for the ,po
kane Falls & Idaho railroad have
just beeil ordered, ant d six cars for
the nets Piki's Pealk railroad haive
also lo.en iordered for ,inrmediate
Scompletion. The new departure
iin railrold cars, called the liirris
Palatial Car, is approaching com
pletii.
A Midnight Alarm.
"John," said a wife, shaking her
Ihusband and waking him from hisl
sleep. "there's the third alarm of
fire striking."
"That o'?" lie exclaimeld, sitting
ip; "what's the number?'
Nine hundred and rioty-uir."
;iod graehious. I have a vacrinit
lot in thti district kinld not a cent
tof insurarnce oi it !"-Cape itemn.
Mristres-s (looking into the
kitchen)-D)r you happen to, krov
wihiat iinie your unaster calioe t:rlile
Slast i.tigtit?
r t a iltnt Girl-No; lla'an t ; ] itt
ihin mior ning at 7 his boots wre
still warn.
GCLDEN THOUCi-TS.
XI Iat itihe 3Motana E. I'it. ort Hau
toto tie"th say. i't.
lloiit'te Ag -
.1 \tsl;souian:
. ltl it. l t.ma . salon kcpe.,r
,y the mine of lamces 31. u ,?,uift
to death. Whikey was the <ause.
Bontter Age:
line showers t v` a'r:' r -, tse.
thlrolugl ou tihe slti it o t il e pst
tweit . giving mut.h enco r u te,,: t . t
to f'i n teos llI s took n, ., JIe
tlotn ct.nt y enjoys its 'hart ott thie
rainfall.
Moatana Register:
The Montana R",gister is "getting
there ,E i." tOne u: e I dIl 1In; fit'ty
new sue scriters ,:st week tells ta.
story of its trizmp lhant succ ess,
Butte Miner:
The tiu tep i pi'. are d'setvtriog
their friends. l Iutt, is a candid ( te
lfr thle t nlital of the state am l her
friends are spetking out in her ., -
half. S l n .: , on the pl.rt of ee;i:ni
neewspapers that should ie ort
s ol.ten i'r their fri' n ls .ip is sa:
pis ng, to say the icam[.
treat 1'']6 lander:
T'he lHutte 1liuer app!,arrs to hao
galtlen itself into a ditlh'ulty ]y
publishing a sens a iP<nal (rth.,: ihl
regard to a I.c inua elop",ment. The
fote in the case were, that the
couple were married at the resi
dathce of the bride's paires in leb.
ena with th,.i. kniowletldg< and
Glendive Independent:
The majority of our eitizn.s will
recollect Mrs. Sttsan T, mihs, who
formnrly taught s,,hooo art (l"hive,
and they will lie lined to learn
that she was so adly hurtl'ed from
the xpl]sion; of coal oil that she
dltl at, \V H, , \ a-:.. re,, ty
,elferson C{unty Sýntilneh
Mtr'(;. .A. Dougln ,arrid :
hlag h' ask'. tful of li],b:e to the.
comotelry Menorial lay antl plhed
'hemt on 1t,, grayv, ' f Mr. '.hrr.
who served in t tIlcoIfel.l ,itet, rna y
under G ,n. Ro .ert E. Line.
The Carter hiall, oft l<cl Blrff, i,
nowII cing 1 trun exc.lie.iv ly on cus
ton 1 ores. T he in hin ge 'ment l ir
I chased a ]ar"e Iu1bt'er of tuns of
Richmond Flats ore. this week,
and teias are now engaged in
hauling it to the mill.
Returns have been receivedl fror
a:uther carload of Curlew ore whiclh
ha1d been shipped to (4ieit Falls for
treaII)ent. The result is $.,- tS,
or $230 per to". That is gool
enolgh" ore ill anly country.
Great Falls Tribune:
'the Crotus enumllerator is busy.
Montana cannlot afford to iess ainy
name so he ought to be received
writh courtesy everywlhere. Peopie
need not. answer olinoxious qlueltious
but for the general good the"
should reply to those which are
essential.
The Missouliau:
Mi somla Ihas ia ligger and t tter
tribut.ry country than tither 10n
ver ,or talt Like, and lthe time it s
not distiat owien it will be a larger
and better town. Missoula is a
town of wonderful pasibilitiit; it
is the town of destinyv.
Philipsburg Mail:
The work of excavating for the
new ro.ster at the Bi-Metallic mill
is nearly completed, and grading
sir the sills for the roaster will
begin in a day or two.
Butte ,lining Journal:
W\hen the McKinley" ricnc; reach
tButte. as they surely mi t, the
t inrs will hav e lodl reasni to
Iergret that thev ever voted for a
Srpiiuliclbitii and enllorse the Omenl
iwhio are their worst enulies. :'et
'they did so'wiith their eves open.
fir they \v1er fully iilfoi.rned as to
the probable result. At least they
s' hould have b.1en and wouild have
Sbeen hadl Ithey rue: more and spent
Sless time in be.r saloons.
H- LCPED TOO BLOOIN' 'IGH"
(.w of t , !', , v:~ I :tL . in.
V.yit , t, o rll 6 ii , t l ' 1 r I ' r ' .1.
L!t-k tf: w , ,n , -f : 1,,h ),ears
!!, . 1:. H e iii I I t I nc'
i', t: w iti;. w , t.t ,.: , i:n th
I: liI!u i .1n tmo th h u:w ,,ys.
S'Luk. "a I' Ig En oiimllan t
i[t to tllr olltr- i., ult0 o s,.ont
_It' 'I" i It . III . tii' w . , 0 II t11
I',ll: 'ii ! . O
h," wo ,hl.iernj,.v a ::.v, idi ! ini thile
:'lle, h . fIlu said.l Ie was tusctl to
rid; *.
lirlu 't think ir : hb ola harl,. gE' ouI
tt1 , i '11 t o'sv on: th ' plailnsl
if khe ,k w h'vl to rid, he w.i ,,
llco,: to thl anim:'. l, l, w ,'= 1p
S"'t lI 1 , qu,1 ti~ned al oult
\is 1 1ilIty to ridl ', tnld tnswered
I!.llt I "t (1 hi ride a.y kind of a
w:. 1 b ou,..h: <u ;1:t t1, ,.t :'1,
S: . "',t" 1 ugh h al i 1,:,red
!I:: 'I d, ad l. I " ,-.. lh ' w,,lrst I tu01k,1
. E slit; .: , . il th., freitgmn r
hei thill pI o " wi v I ' I ' l.lht tI' hi.ll .
Thl' 1 n: ,:,i t! : ;:,. wo:hl waIk
Nod ma.ter git in thI saddle. Iu
didn't linger long. The first bi ck
jm"p p"l.ced hi, ltn tle horse's
ltnck t land titter tiht' second he was
in the lgt o ,'Isphere.. liHe turned al
doulhh ..'unniursault! and landed on
Ithe shatrp lt of it lle(l tus opi nt.
\hlen it e picked hi'-cIlf Itlp ill e of
the rI,,vi, askI'd 1hii what r e thntl ghti
f the tlhlal rot1 tghlIrOd now. JThli
qtu,etion itun de the 1.I n iishiinan
Turn pile.
1 ' ' +E's O l till' ti-..,' ' 1 n21 ilethrele
-I lo11111 i' it-l- ·t ll it. 11 1'' I to
lbut 1 , lopeI 1 too b nlo.,lh. 'ii h.'
di.dn' Il . ti, e it , " for fu' m tot ,r loo
Itusy a'cl rittl i- hl iifinwi froln the
::i'rp oints onf the e tut."-"'Tlho
A lman who s,:i h. wa! . : hi'rt
hand nn a f':!rmu in31:u," ntuh county,
entered a sto:e nti (ratoit ,uenut
the other' day a'laie, it wvim au li was
in attendance. Lotblht two s;ticks of
liwoo.ic( Ar two ce, it.s a lI t!, said:
" i da 1ti , hns ltiss it I,,,iI Its;,
ain't it'"
4'1 netV.]. .;.',,t . rouind th u be .
"Nor I, tiiher:"
"I sa.y what 1 itn.n and 1e10t
',whi t I msy,"
"Io do I."
"f like youlr looks. Will you
otaery tiie'?"
"No, S',!"
"That's positive'?"
"It is."
"Nouse conHiig Ilak again?"
"No, irn"
' Very \Vellf We understand
each other. Time it lloney', You
'have ;'aVed me lot,- of timw. (lie,
mre all the licorice and gl.nt and
peanuts .tud candy in the store."
'T h ,o s t ,e! ,; t il r ! :l ' I t o: r 2 i.2 3 ,
and lhe ecrried it out to his wagon
iin a Lox and drove off with the
re utr] :
"No busines, tan who 1h tip mltt
tup nits fail. I h:'ve l .-t a wilft,
i hut !'ve 1.9 supethhig to chaw on
r" for a yeir to rcmu."-T-'h Detroit,
Free Press.
t Batnhi-it; of Ildian lisutchers.
.TheoIndial pi prspurucstcan it[ly
declaiming aigaitist thi .piacticj
if lngo:I native butchers of skinning
"! gats alive, and the imperfect ap-

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