Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], January 25, 1887, Image 3

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rIHE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES C'ITY. MONTANA.
Arrtml o.l 1We..e
`u. I, West Round, Due at Mlesa('ty I'401 In
No 2 FIat hound, Due at Miles ('ty :4 " m
tie mall I. eked at 7:20 o'cloek, p. m.
Itated Is open froa 9 to 10. a. m., iuadye.
Weather Report.
SATI. - -- WIl. WRAT'L
ean...1. 26 - 0 l W, Ilht C.ear.
Ia. S2. 40 10 n .W, Itht ('lear.
rea_. _. 2m 0 N W, Brisk Clear.
IAj., AL ITEMS.
J. H. Collins & Co. buy furs. *
J. W. Hale In regiterel at the MIc
queen from Fort Fetterman, Wyo.
Carver Remington and wife return.
ed from a trip through the east this
morulng.
Clean rag. wanted ut this office. *
The number or arrival, by railroad
bhas ncreMaed somewhat during the
last t n days.
Alfred Myers returned to Billings
this morning, having spent a couple of
days in Miler.
Leave orders for coal and wood at
Skinner's et,,re.. Coal I..50 per ton.
E(. P. 'OMFRT(.K. *
Max Leopold and &am Mincer, Chi
eago knights of thie grip, were at the
Macqueen ye. terday.
Wonderful to relate, both train.s
have been nearly onl time three nIghtls
or rather mornings, Latnd running.
Marcher, in the S'.udan have. |ee-n
lightened ,by the use of St. Jacob|s Oil.
W. L Avery, the new expre.,. agent
arrived frim St. Paul this morning
and wll at once take chlarge of the of
floe t Mile. ('lty.
The sidewalks are tverlaetingly ellip
pery, the nmid-day tihawn helping them
out in that drnaerreeatle particular
with mos.t appreciable effect.
Entirely vegetable. No poisons.
Red Star Cough Cure. No had effect.
Price i cent..
A Methodist s'ciable at the resi
dence of Mr. Frank McKenzie thi_
evening. Lots of musict and refresh
ments. All are requested to be present.
W. B. Jordan left tOWnl yesterday to
look after the progress of work on the
ditch. Much mloney has been spent
on this enterprise, and we look for
great results thls year.
Go to Bill Bullard for Best's Mil.
waukee Ieer in any quantity. *
The ladles of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Fred Whitelsde this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mas. Conntoy, See.
Manager (Cae, of the Western Union
omc., would-er-like to have the--er
son of a gun, or words to that effect,
who stole the office thermom ter re
turn the same and call around early in
the morning for his reward.
special Notiee.
Dr. Green wishes to notify his lady
patients that they can find him at his
residence every day from I till 3
e'elock, p. m.
Jepp Ryan and family, Mr. Ryan
being one of the heaviest stock raisers
an Yellowstone comuty, are on their
return trip to Billings. They have
been south, but will return to reside
permanently in the Magic city.
Owing to a freight train getting
struck in a snow drift this aide of
Terry, No. I was "laid out," making
that train about twnuty minutes late
here, and having the same effect upon
the east bound, which is metat Keogh.
Betlee of Dislatioa.
By mutual agreement the Arm of
Green & Byal is this day dissolved.
Dr. Byal will remain in the omce for
merly occupied by the firm, and soili.
Its a continuance of business.
GREEN & BYAL.
Miles City Mont., Jan. 21. 1887. *
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a "Japanese Napkin l.ooi
able" at the church on Thursday eve
ning, January 27th, at which there
will be some cboioe music and read
ings. commencing promptly at eight
o'clook.
By invitation of Colonel Gibeon a
party of twenty-two, comprised mostly
o otlears and their wives and daugh
tors, enjoyed an hour's recreation at
the toboggan slide last evening. After
the fun the party was treated to an
oyster supper.
NeloUe.
All calls left for Dr. Green at
Wright's r'rut store, or at hie house,
will be pronptly attended to. "
The profeusional services of Dr,.
Lebeher and 'ish were secured by
Owen I)uwd to make an exasniluationl
of the man who was hurt recently
while rilwing with Mlto~kwell, the
bartender. The trio drove to the
oounty poor house yesterday, but ty
order of County Attorney Milburn
permlsion to examine the nature of
the mau's injuries was denied thern,
Governor Young acting in accordance
with orders received.
Red Ward can always be found at
the Maverick saloon with a tine stock
of liquors, ciinars, etc.
Chas. II. labor, of Iotebud, went
east on No. 2 iast night. He will go
to) Bioto,n,. lhaving been called there iby
t hlsed Intelligence iof the dekt'. of a
si-ter'whl, i- at New Bedflord. 'lThe
synl-matlhv oif IIany frienids go with
hll onl this sad and moIllurnful trip.
Whlether or nlot the salary law will
be repealedd and a return t, the hod fee
y/*tel oublainl, hai beeln the unIcVersal
sUbject of onnliVersatiOnl eillOig Cllilt3
olcicials lor several tauys. It alpeare
not to be favorably received Iy our
o ,Unty olemcials who are satiiled withl
the present sy-,lens.
Ayer's PIlli cure constllation, inm
prove the appetite, promote digesticen,
restore healthy action, and regulate
every function. This medicine is
pleasant to take and gentle in its oper
ation. See article in Ayer's Almanac'
M. H. Piatt, for sometihmae lchal agent
of the Nortllersn Pacific Expreae co-u
pauy at Miles City, has accepted a poe
altion at Fargo in tihe samel capacity,
and will leave here abeut Wedlllnesday.
Hie is sue'ee-ded by W. L. Avery, a
messeinger wl,,ho has tenll ruoonnil west
from St. Paul fEr s.,ue tullle.
\\hitn'ide' & t I'tetrr sle.int a co',ule
of heoure last Iight, after the toh',ggau
er hald 1LI1 tlrec'l the'llle.lvese out andl
uillt the slide, ill repairing and flod
lig thle ic'y surface of tile slide and the
expected crowd of this eveniing will
hlave a iperle't coiurse, in whlich all the
wear and weobblle La beeorn eliminated.
Cautiou.
All patients who were treated by
rme personally duriug the existence of
the firm of treen & Hyal, will pay me
only tortlle sat. _DK. W. A. BYAL.*
livingston Is credited with having
organized a vigilance committee, and
ordered all the Chinese out ofthe town.
The reason for the action taken was
that too many oplum dens were doing
business in thetown. About sixteen
Chinamen are reported as having al
ready left the town, and others are
m.aking preperatious for a hasty exit.
The local dramatic club, that so .uo
ce.afully rendered the drama "Ten
Nights In a Bar Room," last Satur
urday eveuing to a lirge audience, are
fixing a date with the Independent
OrderofGiood Templars at lendive. It
will be reudered at an early date, per
bapl in two weeks, or as soon as the
arrangements can be perfected for the
reception of our troupe at Olendive.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla I. prescrlbed and
recommended by emnent physicians,
and ls taken with perfect safety by
old and young. Its cleansing and vi
talizing effllects are sure and speedy,
and it is universally conceded to be
the most effective of all blood purifiers"
The system of express money orders
used by the easteru Expresa CU,'. for
the past few years has become so pop.
ular and convenient that the Northern
Paitlec Expres have decided to ex
tend the same to its patrons. They
now have for sale at their omlces these
money orders that can be procured
without trouble in shape of written
aplications and at a very reasonable
rate. A receipt is given and the won.
sy is refunded in case of loss.
One of the oldest and largest cattle
owners in Yellowstone county says
that many cattle men are driving their
herds to other counties, not on ao
count of taxation here, but because
there is no winter range in that part
of the county outsid , of the reserva
tion. He says if the Crow reservation
is not thrown open, giving the cattle
men winter ranges on the mountain
slopes, it will not be long until there
are no cattle in this county to assess.
Blilinlg Gasette.
H. K. Hitchcock did not make the
connection yesterday morning and
leave for Billings as be intended to,
but this morning he gritted hie teeth,
grabbed his grip and gold.headed cane
and tore himself away without formal
leave taking. Hitch likes Miles City
awfully well. Not desiring to dszzle
the eyes ef Billings peopl eby wearing
the gold-headed cane, Hitch at the
last moment confided it to the care of
the donor-Ullman-and will prepare
his Billlngs friends before appearing
in their midst with it. He will
be in Miles again in about a week.
Hunday was the Chinaman's New
Years, and their festivities of eating,
drinking and making merry will con
tinue almost through the present
week. In company with Johnny
Carter, of Leighton & Jordan's, three
of the JOt'KNAL people visited the ('e
lestial residence of the washee man
west of Leighton's store and were
most handsomelly treated by the hea
then celebrants. Choice morsels of
Chinese imported candles, nuts, chew
ing gum, rice liquor, and a a string of
unnamable viands and luxuries were
sampled and the Chinaman took pride
in explaining what each awful decoo
tion and mixture was and enjoyed the
Imtaret.$lou, l n~tr'la- uI)I1I U" lay the to-teC
of onlsof their highly Iit/Ad c'teh igiq
were luI, lout ill-- 1t. . tamtr*Iniit logu
sitter the In~ast-" we'r* fergetteni.
j)i~irivt (.inui I I as'k 'ii N.,r~auie h~iai
ul'l'""lltal It·.lijjllllt \1'. 1'oo4Olt, uI
Ileleiiu, eia'! ut~ %ei ca lir l'wtle
e~alat'iA I t.-c i~tat. 'f J. L1, %I Tilk
rr, wAhii hl1M Iorforiiieih Itit (et di H tif
the omeie teaan;.ewrurnlv 1inhce Yellow
Ot~elnrce, utlty ma- mIih*tI- iii t l'e, thie
fou~rth, dnatrta·1. MIr. F(,40..· i" a ya'UI1g
er terit hier o !I)e-le .ui " 'I .I. alel 1» a
yieiInu andnl raa.I-n11 iL.. yar. Clerk
M.hI'rhliIe''t r",Nna l olli Ii :. tagi au( of
tie' (aiiti l3tip lii ke t h ii ill..hiilt ueso
isle Kie~cel aini -uflhIeii' il, fn will liar
iIV'e. of the'n Ilu h ugiin t. Inrlouh toll
I'oro~nbly h~e huff';: wliii the kouwl
edtte· of the Hl'l"'''ltnr i ill i, hrcugyii to
'Ii.' Iwvut.riti." of ii.-w~paper
make-u p wit. broughiit to our attention
recerntly by reeivi-ung a copyl of hle
$uiul'ar, a daily iIull~li d in Mlem.
phis, TenIn., wluich in it- lour pages of
eighut clu~un4 iatch, lawu not a licue to
dtiiote tbe location ofi ipubliatiou rave
and Pexptling the ran i ftllarion requir.
ed by the pioal autlhorities of flu en
try in the Memphlais pIo-tiMcre as u.C
wad .laaus uaett. r. Au'ithtr lwcullarity
of tliis BouthIro I r ductiou is that ais
heuauling Is eluuuag.iI aela clat in the
w'.-k thu~is, %IomlAVia' mranin cll tu
aiur, il't-I,\Y tluuiii g Sauaaatair, o *
W. ~oll I r.--Wrý'ý" aae cy an ai curt
icy of autw.p.af r litera urt'.
Addiressinig it I,,dy ol IiU~IiIPM 111t
at Itrikig."ittrt It h. othr day,. 1'.T.
Barnum iaui: "Yaid de o nIt, aniy if
you, it(vetti'.e enughu~. You ougiht to
usie jeri ietr'!. i ok e" ery dlay. You art"
attlet p and wa alnt y.oUr ,ut.ihij.. to ruln
iteelt. t,ýtaiidiii advertifent tutis ini a
plper t'tnianmnt iontid..nere. 'T'het itoan
who for a year li*ea in one' ct.mtuuihy
aid Iitla a reputablel IiIc, even though
Iie ie~ oif iii' derate abltity, will grow
in the conftideut~ and eptetmni (of hiia
fellowet. onlii U we princjipIe a
niewpapeltr ailverti -eniit bec'rei.e
faIiiiliar in the eytes of the- reader. It
may seldomr be read, still it muakea thle
namYle and IiU-itepok, tif the fIan famnil
lar and its preta.uee in the eiilumnas of
a reiiedahblie japer inapirta c inIP
deoce in the sttaility of htis Iuaine,.a.'
Another German HalL
The Deutseber Fortschritts Verein
is always to the front when it comes
to public spirit and generosity in the
way of pleasure. On Zaturday even
nlg, January 15th, after the election of
the new omf.ers, it was thought the
proper thing to extend to the mem
bers of the club a complimentary
dance This thought was no sooner
suggested than it was executed-and a
very enjoyable time was experienced
by all fortunate enough to be present.
Now the members of the club have
c ncluded to return their compli
ments to the oficets, and will do so by
giving a grand ball for the benefit of
their leaders. The date ban been
fixed for Saturday, January 29th. A
limited number of invitations will be
extended to intimate friends by regu
lar members.
To Attend the International Lamge ('ou
Ventiom.
S. H. Standart, chairman of the
C'lorado Cattle Grower's Association,
announces that it has been arranged
that stock men and their families comrn
lug to Denver to attend the Interna
tional Range Convention, which is to
be held on February 8th, will be sild
(upon certificates from the secretaries
of their local asuociation), round trip
tickets, (tor one fare to Denver), to
commence ltebruary lst, and close
February 8th, and will be good return
ing until February 29th. The arrange
ments are from all points to Denver on
the following systems of railways:
Union Pacific, Burlington & Missouri,
Atchison, Topeka & Banta Fe, Denver
& Rio Grande, Denver & Rio Grande
Western, Denver, Texas & Gulf, Den
ver, Utah & Pacilfc, and it is expected
t:,at the local associations not on the
above lines of railways, will make
aimilhr arrangements to connecting
points.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
For dympepsia and liver complaints
you hive a printed Euarantee on every
Ihottle ofi hiloh'a Vitalizer. It never
fails to cure, at Wright's drug store.
"Hackmnetack," a lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price .5 and 60 cents,
at Wrighl'n drug store.
f Mhiloh's cure will immediately re
lieve eroup, whooiping cough and
bronchitis, at Wright's drug store.
I A nasal intjector free with each bot.
tie of Shilohb' ('atarrh Remedy. Priee
fifty cents, at Wright's drug store.
' Prof. Bach is sole agent for An
heuser.Bush i~t. Louis keg beer, Bei
den berg' fine Key West and La Con
t fession, celebrated C'uban hand.made
cigar,.
T , would enjoy your dinner
S g and ar prevented by Dys.
wepela, use Acker's Dypepesis Tablets.
u They are a positive cure for Drspepest, l
e dlestion, Flatulency and 'onstipatio.
· e guarantee them. 23 ad 60 mag.
| John Wright. Ii iiggimt.
'' I t l t h In & us t l - t
;," itre . 11 I ote i~Iui iy
alone on se-Iimt of I) iYsIa. Adl.c
Ihynpppes T'[fLt1 will cure I~yNIJtlikl·
ndligucstion ndl teuustilptlon; sold on a
poUitIve. guII:Iwt.. at Ti and 00 centa. b;
John WgrlLut, Druggist.
Ev ýr
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MOST Pr*,r~r:c :MDUE
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A Toilet Lluxury,
In every respect, Ayer's Hair Vigor
never falls to restore the youthful fresh.
ness and color to faded and gray hair.
It also prevents the hair from faiiiug,
eradicates dandruff, and stimulates
weak hair to a vigorous growth.
Five years ago, my hair, which was
quite gray, io,,rlllen' ed falling, and. in
spitte oif tottii.i. a.il %ariot, prepara
titn faithfullll :appilieidl. Ir', i.nn thlinn'er
I eery ilay. I wta ti.allt irrutladed to
try Avyer' Hiair V'i.or. Tw,. hittles of
ties reInely ItviT ,tily otpl"ld the hair
from failttng, bt ai re..itre. its orlg
illl ,olor, an t l alllllate a new growth.
- Eli F. Doalln, .latia, .1he.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Bolk by lirrtiste and Perfumers.
Eacrtoss or Tri SKIN, whether In
the form of Pimples or Boils, indicate
impurities in the blohl, and should su.
ge.t the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
For the rahlital t.re of Pimples. Boils,
anTd ('arlbullnie, I know of noI remedJ
equal to Ayer's Sarnaparilia.-G. H.
Davies, Pawtucketville, Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer a Co., Lowell,
sold by all Drullsiut. ric1; 1sxl a oi
J.H.
CONRAD
& CO.,
HAVE MOVED
Into their Mammoth
New Building, corner
Eighth and Main tes.,
where they have on hand
and offer at lowest prices
an immense stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
At prices that defy
competition.
1VE US A CALL
Jno. Carter's,
MAIN ST. MILfy f iceI
MAIN ST. MILE8 CITY
LEIIHTON& JORDAN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLIES,
Goods Delivered at Ranches.
THE OLDEST an LARIESTIHOSI
IN EASTERN MONTANA.
!. ;!IU , !II:~ 11 Vt
riUtftCtu r. ".' .'..b rt oI
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
BUFFALO ROBES
-AMD ALL lIUSH OF
F[lE COATS.
Large stook
-ANC
LOW PRICES.
316, 218, 220, EAST FOURTIH T.,
St. Paul - nn
NORTHWESTUN
SiOemn SHOP
ami )Me wer NeMYg
PUIPS FOR SALK AND DMiVE
All wortk deme with pre=ptU mad asi
bWimtlein gsaraeatmod.
(Water Works CeMreter.)
T. BERTRAND.
p'frq um tbtb tt, tar rwtt w Pyfw
~lw(bps ihhss o wb~ m*
WI. OE CITY
IRON
A"n
PUMP WORKS
B. IJLIHA, Proprietor.
Fittings in braus, iron, pipe
and hose.
)eter is engises, bilers, ud
anl kins of sten, oree and liit
Geeil tpalmn ll kind1 of M lmeMsy
dma e.y sohobro a ,m .
b.ops as o ut stnres .ppooshi Sleek Gsews
C. N. PA3I1e . H. W. TOPPING
NOTHERN PACIFIC
FO UNDRY
PABe TOPPIi&,
PR tfeetertrs of all atia of
IRON and RASST
GASTINGS.
8BRAINED, MINNESOTA
STOCKM EN'S
BInith sh
$50 WORTiIOF TOOL0 FOR IN
FORGE.
WfIBhustI3inIa .
4 h lVr. AN"L vA U.
Iq luch Tb4Oi6.
S l. IAM.ES with fladSI
I gl. UOST O I L. , wLh -
1gilb. COLD with Bummý
No. 8I AID IhIIM .
A3ill:1" I'1 MA .
With this Forge and Kit of Tools say
Farmer can soon accustom himself to de
ing all odd jobs nod save more than h
price of the whole in time and money
every year; especially in localities whue
It is some distance to a Blacksmith L.
'Time lost in Harvest Time waltirg I)
Repainr or the faaipa for sharp
SHone Shoes In an Icy time, wod b
auently save the cost of the whole ouaLt
These tools are all of tim best Wqslty, a
will last a lifetime.
Jobbers sad etaeeo ofa
HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tinware,
BARB WIRE,
WAGONS, MOWEBS,
AID
Blacksaiths' Supplies.
7LT OF PATRONIZING
jno. OQatr's 3..taUraai.
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