Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], March 01, 1887, Image 3

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MHE DAILY JOURNAL
MILZ& CITV MJMNTANlA.
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urs j wa ua
L(,..AL ITEMS.
Moran, Collins & Co. buy furs. "
C. W. Anderson was in the oily
yesterday.
H. K. . Hltchook departed on a fly.
log trip to Billings.
The pries of rubber boots is raislng
as the supply dlminiabes.
Clean rag wanted a this olee. "
Both trains are again late, No. I ._i
hours and No. 2 two hourn.
Attoraey A. F. Burleigh went west
last night on legal business.
Mrs. W. D. Knight left lt st night
for a visit to friends In Bosenian.
(3o to Bill Bullard for Beet's ?ilI
waukee beer in any quantity. *
Girt Wanled.
For general house work. Apply to
Bastuinakl's.
Pete Jackson, a well know rancber
of the booming burn of Forsyth was
here yesterday.
Ben Ma ou, the Powdes ville mer
chant, was lu the city yesterday pur*
chasing supplies.
The Silverman, stwlk was hid iu yes
terday by Audrew F. Burleigh, and
Maj. Borchardt will again assume the
post of chief salesmanll.
Leave orders.for coal and wood at
knnooer's store. Coal 1...O per too.
G. 1'. (.OMnTO)K. *
The ilendive school ma'ams will
visit Miles City in a body on Friday,
so says the Independent.
J. H. Hay and E. S. leemran, of
Irtmeliud; H. Imc* kty, of Helena, and
A. L. Goodkiud, of Bi3uauarek. were at
the Macqjuecn yeiterday.
It. (A. Itiehiuaond yeaterday amoved into
Wright', drug store and will bhortly
anhicbuni~e the opclDin of hui+u spring
a13 it-o 'f jý lrs ndirv ichue.l .
Ihe m.pace o*.uluned in the IpmtofMee
by l0"iuliaud is 1" r reut. .f'i i'iy t'i
John Mc"Aorlnud. "
It'orge 4. ItanUiulphla, city au tor.
11Py fif BUtte, Ptliiutl te U nSatur
day last. ' 4uM Ir.' i a-'.ligedl flor ihec
rash set and thet un fort ii ate nIal left
no4) word or tessage.
Yesterdlay's west bound train arrived
at 7:3k) nd the vidnitly of the depot
remtldeld one of a great railroad junc"
tion. 'rwo freight trals and a crowd
of visitors ntade thIngs lively.
Msaj. Borchardt, lo so advertisement
on our first page annouuce some rare
bargalln in gents' furnishings, clotht
Log, etc. These goods are first clam
and will ie sold extremely liw.
It is a good rule to accept only such
medleuis as are known to be worthy
of confidence. It has been the experi
once of thousands that Ayer's Cberny
Pectoral is the beet medicine ever used
for throat and lung diseases.
Jas. Harn, a Tongue river rancher,
war in town yesterday and states that
anticlpating a flood be buha moved hil
family to a place of safety back some
half a mile from the site of his brne.
The west bound train of Bunday
afternoon, thirty-ltx hours late, -.s
cei~lved by a large number of city resm
idents, who were tempted by the sea*
senable hour and balmy air to take an
airing.
Dr. Jay J. Wood, aooonmpaled by
his wife and child are at the Ma..
queen, having returned from a win
ter's visit in Illinois. The Doctor will
be welcomed by old friends and so
qiuatatenees.
The visitors to the public sahool en
tertainment last evening were de
lighted by the succeseful rendition of
the programme In commemoration of
Lonfellow's natal day.
A gold ring with a small, white
stone set. The finder will receive a
liberal reward by leaving the same at
this offoe.
"Coming events cast their shadows
before," and the number of high water
boot eneasing the lower limbs of male
and female yesterday evinced a desire
to be found prepared for the flood
when it does appear.
The failure of the BHlliugs firm of
H. Clark & ('o., seems to have been
brought albout by a desire on the Irt
of the hiead of the firm to drop thel
reldent partner and Maaglltgr, Tom'
Hainon, In which rlhelnie thi'y will
doubihes be suosessfuL H. Clark &
Co. are adepts In that line and sn ob"
JeOtional man does not ing continue
an assoeiate after they have resolved
to get rid of him. That Arm onoce did
business here and A. H, Bertrand wes
let out to asimllar manner.
C. C. Gates, one of tlp pioneer set.
tiers of Mlles and some four years aso
holding the omce of county assessor of
Custer county, was in the city yestr.
day for the frst time In nearly two
years. Case was well entertained but
was obliged to make his visit a brief
one and returned on yesterday even
itJh's train to his present location at
Hathaway.
W. Modesty Carter arrived io town
Tuesday from the ranch on Red
Water. He says Judging from the
amount of riding be bha done sond the
battle mel while riding that the loss
will be havy on the other aide of the
divide. He ha all Texas steerp on
the range and hib lore wll.ot be as
heavy as his eighbors. Willie is too
modest to give an estimate of the los.
-Olendive Indeemndent.
I. Jostse Birkle's court yesterday
the se of the Territory vb. (umpel
was on trial, and the jury brought Ib
a verdlect of $ and costs. Mibdarn for
the prosecutloo and C. R. Middleton
for the defense. (umpel and Bloomer
had a row Sunusy forennon and a reg.
ular set-lo foliawed, first one and then
the other getting the worse of the c',m
bat but finally B1moruer retired from
the field de.idedly the worse condi
tioned of the twain.
Word was received by Lute Dear
yesterday that his elegant homestead
in the valley near Forsyth had been
lonvaded by cattle during the winter
and that the horuse itself was packed
and Jammed with dead cattle wbich
Lad attempted to enter the aback for
protection and warmth and had died
there. Lute as very asilous over the
prospects of his prairie dog herd being
lamentably delkient, and thinks the
calf round-up will show but a poor izi
crease.
Nprilg mad nummer Multlnas.
Call at I. Orachel & Bro. uad inspect
sampler of the finest Iue of spring and
summer suitinge ever displayed in
thin city. At the prices put on them
you can afford to wear a custom-made
ulit almost as cheap as a ready-made
on., securing iI the forlmer a perfect
fit and elegant make-up.
The legislature performed some good
work vesterday. Council bill No. 4.i,
the wruuielpal corporatiou act, whichb
hau been anxiously watched by the
resident of thli part of the territcry,
was put .,. st, final passage ill the
t.inii.i I and carried. In the house the
u$unda3 law, contrary to gelueral opin.
Ion wns palied. Thl, relief resolution
for .I. X. lteidl'l r pia-eld tl.he h11butse. al."
projriatilng 12,4i1 In recog/n tion of the
servies' rendered the territory in
early days by the irrepre.baile X.
Tre Iulhanr Rewrard.
If t..e party who took my bulitlo
role from the sleigh at the l'res'lyter
ian church on Thursday night will re
turn the fame to the YEl.l.OWHTroNE
JoltNAl..ofltle any time during the
coming week, he will receive a reward
of ten dollars and no "uestliou will be
asked or further steps taken in the
matter. F. A. LIBK. *
Ome Overshoer ad a Shirt.
Edmond Butler incidentally visited
hie rooma at an unusual houryetterday
afternoon and ran acroes a full-fledgcd
speclmen of the genus ee.anp helping
bimaelf to such wearing apparel as bap.
pened to be convenient. Ed believes
In the wide open policy and eldom or
never locks the door to his anartments
during daily absnnee but was some.
what amazed to wsee the scamp helping
himself to the goods uad chattels
amassed by perseveranoce and hard
work, so rather indignantly demanded
bb Instant relinquishment of the
same, not. however. before the scamp
had ignified a desire to carry some
coal wbleh happened to be at the foot
of the staie up to Ed's room for a
slight remuneration. Ed having re
covered the red flannel undershirt and
lone overshoe, took the offender in
tow and delivered him to the custody
of Constable Carr, who promptly
transported him to the Jail. Com
plaint was made against the light
fingered gentleman and be will doubt
less receive his Just deserts.
W.erol by the Chileok.
All day Bunday and yesterday the
glorious chinook with unabated vigor
bhas been undoing tbhe work of the ice
king and under its warm influeuce the
snow has disappeared as if by magic.
Drlppl=g eaves and slushy streets
give evidence of the good work per
formed and the bill tops loom up
black and rugged, a strong contrast to
the appearance presented during two
long, cold months. Our stock men
emiling; our merchahts lIkewis. At
the risk of a set back we csannot re
frain from the third and last call,
spring time lhas surely coIme gentle
Annie, Viewing the Ye'llowstone yes
Iterday, it was disovered that the
snow had all melled upon its broad
course and ,pools of water warmlled by
thle sun's rays were slowl'y buht surely
working thile lestruc.tion of lthe icy
fetters whieb have enebalded Its tur
bulent waterm lorso long a tiLe. On
the Toegue the sºe state of affairs
was observable. Telegram reseaved
yesterday oanounced the breaking up
of the Yelloweuone in the vicinloity of
Livingston. and as Tongue river is
solid as far au beard from the Yellow.
stone may go out first, and thbn good
bye all fears of a flood. We feel for
the high water boot owners in such
event, but they can find plenty of ex
ercise In the mammoth pond which
flashes back the morning sun in front
of this ofoce.
T.e talon. Agent' Aeimelatlo
A larg number of the .tation agen.is
employed by the uumurous railroad
companies operating throughout the
territory, arrived in Helena yesterday
morning for tbe purpose of formiog a
state dlvision of the National Station
Agents' Aswociation of the United
States, a meeting of which had been
called to meet in this city, February
2th at 3 p. ma. At the appointed time
the meeting was called to order In the
parlors of the Grand Central hotel by
J. H. Williams, of Townsend, who,
after stating the object and benefits of
the organization, proposed that the
o•.cers toeserve for the ensuing year be
nominated and elected, which was ac
cordingly done, and the positions were
filled by the following named gentle.
men, viz:
President--U. F. Carpenter, of Bii
lingn.
Vice President-J. I Wooldridge, of
Avon.
. e,.retary and Treasurer -J. H. \ViI
liams, of Townreld.
The association will be known as the
Montana Division of the Htation
Agents' of the United State.. and i.
somewhat similar to the Locomotive
and Firemen's assoclation. It was de
cided to hold the next annual umeeting
at Helena (owing to the central loca-
tion) on the third Saturday of Feb.
ruary, 18IM, at wilkh t!.i. ". pplica'
tions for membershil will be 'on.ider.
~l and general umatters attended to. -
Helena Independent.
Cupid's Arrow.
One of the drst indications of the
gentler and more reflned growth of
civilization in a young community Is
the acquisition of works of art, and in i
this direction we are glad to note that
Miles City is slowly but surely devel.
oping. We lhave amloug us quite a
numbewr of amateur connooiseurs in
pinting. noun of whom, however, ex
hibit better taste or more enthusiasmn
in the enjoyment of their bobby than
Mr. E. J. ('halin. He is ever o.l the
alert for any gena that is within hib
reach, either pthyelselly or pecuunari
Ily, and it was thi- aIlsterring las
-ion that led him yesterdlay to betrcme
the ls -se.er of a lijoiu anv'as that
had junt ie-nll reveltred fro~l tile east
,by Abe LeRoy, bhimelf a devotee to,
tihe art. The considleration that in
duedrl Mr. Lelto to part with the
pic'ture has int Iweu made pbiilic, I ut
it moist !.ve Iwen ra tolalderatle ,ts;;,
as it is llhe mostt perfet.t of iit kitld
that we have ever seen, and hltvlug
just added it to his gallery it is re-an-ml
able to suppose that its full value or
more must have lIeen l.ei- lwef,,r.e lie
would be i lduetll to part with it. The
picture is a dainty little gemn, about
twelve by fourteen inches, entitled
"Cupid's Arrow." The subject Is
most effectively bandled by the artist
(whose name we did not learn and
hand, tripping gaily away from fur
young maidens, who are in hot pur
suit of him, eager to be transfixed by
the arrow, which pleasure the little
(lod of Love ooyly den) s them. The,
flesh tint. on Cupid are superb and
counterfeit nature so closely as to
cause an enthusiast to go wild with
pleasure; the four maidens, though
slightly in the background, are clearly
and effectively brought out by a thor
oughly artistic perspective, that per
mits them to be shown as clearly in
the act of pursuit, while the expres- I
slon of their teeas-no two alike- but
alil onsumed with anxiety lest the
prize should not fall to them,J Indeed
a study whioh has been mo elabor
ately and auooeeesluly handled by the
artist. That such a chboice work of art
should be In the possession of a citize
of our town Is a matter for oongratula
tion by us all; and when It le added
that Mr. Chopin has kindly consented
to place it on exhibition for a few
days, at his residence on Pleasant
street, we feel that the acme of good
fortune has been reachebed. In order to
avoid a too continuous demand on hib
time, Mr. Chapin has set the hours of
exhibition at fromIn 2 till 4 o'clock
ever" afternoon until further notice, at
which hours a strong north light is had
in him gallery, and "'Cupid's Arrow,"
as well as other valuable piotures ln
his collection, may be seen to best ad
vantage. Mr. Chapin's residence is
No. 46 West Pleasant street, where.
at the hours snamed, he will be pleased
to reterive all who like himself are ad
iairer. of fine' art.
1.44111 enmd Hurtful NMdlclne..
Ther a is it ertaim leas of remedies for conetlipa
tlon absol, iv u'laeu 1l'b.. are boluaes and
polooa mad. In gr.'at part of pudlo;hyllln, aloe..
rhubarb. ¢sndloge. ... u·;l. unhleee IIre
dlentalb ThLeamamie they du to I th sloa, h" if
ti e vi,, u.e Ithiti iI nt alculabmle. Thai y evcu
ate the I,,. Is it I. trie but alwara ii, so, v.Ioently
and profl· I. and bsled. ll~tI4 . toeelS Their
U slb tlao C. akei oIh them m i nd tin atumah, i
DIi.r forto anth. IpulIas and ýinawp
,i..t. HaCeuer'a Mt mac sºlit. the laud'
alee( whiaº b ame'r ,pmd.4 by piai or so
cemypnlad by a convulsive, vl'iolnt ecti. of tl.
Imeeb. 0.e iie astrary it iuvlpta· ibia.
or-ainS. the smach card ciitir cyst... As a
mewa o urlng mad preqatln malarial MOMSI , 5
edieli can cupr. vii It. aid it roemeka
norveau dbuttlty. romatih., kids..y sad blaidar
bash wilty, 55d othar, i505ic Sliliuebia.
Propmy. For Army Trumspa.aj.
HIRADOVABUUS 0l'3?AEU TOP DAKotA.
OFFICE Cuing QUA NEpMUANT.I
lT. PAUL, MINN.. Feb. 514, 1687.
CI ALED PRUPISALs, . tripleate. &aaWetl
the usual endimlowu. wilI.. roal eeei,.h
nt alII ofhieb somes the xt6 day .
Memob, 1M7-at which time sad pleam Imey wll be
opied an time os ,.lddru-for the trace.
rtatla of t cry, tores, by land, ff the follow.
duig thcbed rostr lin the ~epaatmento Dakota,
during ueAeal year cesmeuiagl July 1t, IMP,
end aeding luxe Sah. rNk.
Mot'TES I4 MONTANA
No Mike.
1 endie to CampPoplar R iver.......r....... NN
g 4 ua.r , motlo to YFrt (Cu ,Ier......t.......... Mt
3 CosIer stealea to Yen Yaulnts........ 110
4 breadete,'s Luaadaag to Ft.Aaunlbole 110
SHel.asto Vorn Aealnsibolto........,_._#
* CInnabar to amp abhrlda. WMy...m.... 6
IaODU IN I'AKOTA.
7 TteUI hItlI oeteFort Tattea..»........ II
S Brume to For' bhntoLu...... - _...._.... 15
SBlmarcst to Fort Yaa .......... ..-. 60
10 Armour to Fort kendall.... - 7.......6..
it Permito Pert leads . .. .. ..... 177
oW Rapi ti to or eade...»»...... M
Tyr ovanan reser'u the right to reset any
or all Pi yura*.
Msk 3m and t inlestructions meto bidding,
., mayhbe badnapplcaUIoo thtbinel, or to
the oboe of the Qwtermeagers I'epatm.t a
Chicago, Ilila; li emarck. i. T.; and Helena, M. T.
JAMES M. MOORE.
Deputy Quartermaselr Oeneral, U. S. A.
: blat Quartermasr.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Fo.r IMIame Isat'k.itde oir thest, ug*
BbIInh'w P'oroig. JI'iwfrr. Pricy 2i etae.
At WVright',, drug witor.-.
Shlloh''* Cough Mud t' .-u-owptlou lol (ure
Is ,nfIl 11y top 4111 M gIllrtrllP.. II eures
coiInUIuig.Ihe'ii. A? W-'ri ha'4 drugstore.
flchi ll. r."Ii" vll)\ .ll .d Iv SI111 II'.
1"u rre. Atl \'' r¢Igt · 'I d a ki. re.
ýIiiI *a'.. VIIahIz.-, f. N lust ý ..u a,,.p
P'ri.." l hi ~ ':41 i 4."01" i- jr ladt I.". At
WVriglit'- .r1" nI -9
No! Iii iii h. rj-j, ive v tn Ist
the un' air-hilt tie."' ore tx irt
log .. i. " t """ LDii E.-" nb-rg slid
Lee Et..orl.rg urel. the firm
Milleu ýi vit~e 'if 1) 111 Elp-eia.
berg & l:... iha- .. ii Ihldayv diii .lDvu
by t imta """,u t"I of r, Dill Ei-entter
withdr.jwa, g Irio ie tirm,. Ihe lm"Il
n"Po - tultl I.." , ..n. ." Fr illthe o Im; b
14ll ''I t-tiui.liiigl 144iiiii14- du- thema.
*All lI r.,+ m kn.~t',ing It.. riiaoclveh iii.
ueleed Iii tII " hte Beiru will pltriue aiaI
'Arid uetle I :sII e t I heir tliste 5ii.
iIhlPV'fl.-t.tii. I AN EISKNBERo.
A~ nuii~i''r ."t ;lr.iii ii hii4Iiiiiilti fulr
ollur. it **I''.riiný a ii"A Fi-i,. r ;.iiuiu.
W 'NI 1 .IWItEN.4 Y
fIr, -, 1411 I.' Potlet al;. lit for An
lieu-. r Ii-l -h i..iii. k-g firer. i4.;-i
A iiw ml~rIL.lI 1,"..,. 1,1.i "".1 .Iu
w il . " 1 I' iit i. " . "
KLOSE KUTTER.
J.L nra CL
The leaders in
Low Prioes
FOK
FIRST QUALITY GOODS,
Will 1M tound in theirnet ,ao ;nu , corer
Eighth and aain.
l' STOCK 01
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
II ALWAYS COMPLETE.
OC1 !RICER.D cINT BE lEAT.
A FULL LINE OF
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
IAY AND lRAIN
A SPECIALTY.
LEIGHTON & JORDAN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLIES,
Goods Deliveredlat Ranches.
TIE OLII STmI u IiT OUSI
IN EASTERN MONTANA.
Hardware,
STOVES,
TIN ARE
BARBED WIRE,
Wagons, Plows,
HARROWS, Etc.
Do not .edoet for Gatds baeds. Our lrothN grewl
wed are here wslaig for speitg-ad year uder . De.'
forget Ui
Miles, Strevell & Ulmer,
SILVERBERG'S
PALATIAL SALN00.
lIEtll IiQl TTF. FPi# GETLEIE.l
PRIVATE CARD ROGY.
Fine Lunoh.
FRESH BEER and LIQUORS
FINE CIGARS.
Zveryone invited and made w.elom.
GEO. B. SILVERBERG
C. N. PARKEL 8. W. TOPPING
NONTHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
l'llinBI &W1 o,
IRON and BRASS
CASTINGS.
BRAINERD aiNNESOTA
Jno. Carter's,
MAIN ST. MILES CITY
k. I. CIIRCB&I L,
Preti, a . r the
park StreetUlveryStable
I1 .I1USIT AND MLt.
Ampl aem dl.MInoae b taaI(g ..i of .eek i
either ber or ral.
Filmn Livery p iu ti CQt1.
lddlc Iraie N a lame ua rlan
MILE8 CITY
IRON
ANfD
PUMP WORKS
i. IJUJaN, Prepriet+r.
Fittings in brass, iron, pips
and bes..
kerw m mg..9 hut, in
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h.ap w Olath nw . mm Ae3 G.
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