Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], July 16, 1887, Image 3

About Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893

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SiIEDAILY JOURNAL
uJi CI r. MONlrTwA.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Trea free the west reported hour
" -lat__e.
.ia bb Iaab
h I Oh (m . sheep rner is Ina town
t his hually.
I.gh ts & Jordan will today ship
s iared of wool to the east.
Mr. Ore, the sheeop aleer of Al
blh s quartered at the Maoques.
hClem ia wanted at asbl omoe. "
Win. Boek, of Eran Oalatin. has a
di 1e whseat thbtuameds Ave feet high.
Albert Pepusm. breuma of the LAe.
aeats satle eoeipeny returnad yests
day to bhis duties a the ranoh.
Lee, a eand 'Teemer won the
Idl bae i tla e the Tbdays prolsalea
al rqaply at Lake Qolasegamend.
O" I Bln Bullasr for Beet's 1iI.
wankes beer in asy qgstty.
John Magule is reported as lylng I1
of arvems pematLti at Heles. His
phyi~les epea him to be about In a
hw days.
Owing ithe raid on theAreasury by
gIr" d squrrel zerts, territorual
warrena ae mnow soaling at a discount
aeme per oot.
Bke Holliday, the pioneer of west.
4l eklliastlon. Is deed, ad notwitb
elanding his many giganti enter
priae, he died poor.
Liet. H. Llgget. Fifth infantry,
ha. eeon appointed poet oommlssary
at Fort Topen, vice Lieut A. J. Ruo.
eell, Sevathb avalry.
t.he balsae of stock of the Frew._
uStA wil be o sa le today at tbhe
Lesk yauiJjust below the oily. Time
of the sale will be 4 n'olook.
Blmarek uore the erstblisbmen of
a owag amd polishlg worksb fr
workag oever the graslte botldere
t are ustsred over the prairie l
that vielalty.
-urs was"e
A spable wemma t do conklag,
wublag sad gea nIl beasowork for a
aly two; ood - wage. Apply b
* car. MonvLa, Fort Kse
The arrivals at the Masgemo R-oose
have b,.s: T. K. Wisbell, MYspab; W.
R. Moelroy, Cbleago; Jobshn d,
Madalo, Dak.; Miss Carlstee, Misno
44*Lk
eobert Hurdsmlbeo, "The Drumo
er By of the appsbuanuao" Is at
PariUmd, givtl drum eonooerts. He
will probably the lm Motana o his
way e _ _
J. L. Doe arts d ee, B. B. D.
art, o tbe Do Har lad and eatle
ampeasy Mspped off thbe mormnig's
4amd sad r*gitered at the Maequeee,
emu Lins, Wi.
a.uII ar Soo.
Ninty (99) grade Durham bulli
tw's and thre'e.-doubla wintered
- 1LAMet lam ramg bulle. Apply to
Wu. CoTartXAY, Mile City, or
S. J . D. Y, Gleodive, M. T.
MirN Boo Sullrva ad lke LIll
lRyolds who have been at the
Dover RIae fr th lat tyear, were
pasgeam on the weas bound train
hbi moalug sad Intead to make Bill.
t0 their Ihater home.
u,, Ws L
Mar. aUarTwoo Wmw r wa @ ID
w.rkln partonrhlp wihb Coloel
abuet., arrived yeterday from eol
ema. They will soon it out a party
sad eommena work on the contrus
te : rvu y the land on the upper
Teomsu river.
A myMrleh same robber at Ana
eada Is exuling the woeder of the
- people of that towa. A merahets
a .rged .H.H 8tmtoo o.ls to have
had O$,00 abutraets fom hri mrh
wl may foro keing used or say
evidease of burglary.
1.kWm PrbM ay has reeolved a
or thtre .can orf CHOI
m ndi1d D ibam thoroughbred
isd bigh Irade bullk hem the oler
beate Wreeding hm of D~avi., Whtt
rq a Ow, ObI$ WI eol eheap and
as ketslo sl t yem The bulk can
haisee St one's putheseer tow.*
The Sollowlus weale will ha a.a
aeMtered at the Muaqua Rooe,
that we arrivals yesterday: Tamp.
UM , Alseda, Mont.; R. L. Word.
wil, Mloneapoli; Mrs. J. W. Lewis
CIaJasl; W. R. Cannon and R. H.
WaMlt, Powder River.
The artbe had a Plesant oall at the
eoart hoes yrsterday and was shows
over the jail department by the Jalel
Jaek Hawkins. The ag :oontelne
only five prLsor In all, who *eem too
well oontented ader the olrom
aMMoes. The courts have leaned the
dAhe prat t asm hw a that the
jl m n* in the e.u4o d aldtloe. It
need to be. X]jrtytla about the
Iherisf depar. t s kept Iola ppl
ple doder,plawty of d fehn ter to make
It healty and eleh. The omoopante
food I pai but wholeoome, ad plea
ty of It, gi. l to hm Ltwie day,
with estres oas huday.
The kid take luaslaealy to the
peort of ber ball as well aU their
eldes. Ye+stedq the youag stalwarts
froa Ieogh same to town and eeooped
Sthe Mil City athletes, the yeung
_Marooa. The oooe was 16 to b ln
ivoer of the reservaleoa.
armra.
SWord ha ben reoeved by Tom Al.
Ion, of the marriage In bChilo of his
brother Lieut. H. T. Alle, of the U.
8. A. The bride is a Miss Johnbn.
who as a guet of Col. Ris st Fort
Keogh some time ago. The ereomony
was performed on be 1ath et thbi
mobth and the bhappy couple will Im.
mediately sell for Europe on their
weddlag tour. The Liestenast has
rena ly re;ved a si month's leave
of abseoe whloh be will now put to a
good use. The groom is well known
n tblis volnlty and was at one time
stationed at Fort Keogh. Slooe then
he was In oharge of a government
expedition for the exploratie. of a
e srtaln part of Alaska. Whloi gave
blh a reputation as a brilllnt explorer
of that almost unknown region. The
bearty well wishes and oongratula
tons of all their friends In this ose
tloo go with the newly made couple
In their; pilgrimage abroad uad also
through lift.
A V'ew.
We had a view from the court house
Syesterday for the Brst time, and
were surprised at the panorama whloh
was spread out beneath us. It is the
deas position In the country to view
the town sad its surroundlnpg. A
sight is obtained of the glstenoling
Yellowstone and the line of green
trees that mark the beak of Tongue
river. The town whieh, looked di
reootly at our feet, displayed broad
streets that were laid out in a regular.
Ity that was pleasing to the eye, well
grassed lawns sbaaed by busby trees,
und relidences that would do otedit to
a town of larger proportions. Mali
ste.et showed an almost unbroken
line of brisk business houses, giving
a metropolitan air to that portion of
the eity. The foundes of this our
western home did their work well.
Nothing mae the symmery of the
whole exeept the Ilse of railroad that
makes Its entrance ianto town sames
ways. One earn hardly realise that
eight years ago his spot was free from
olvilsation, where now staad town
of several thousand souls. Su-h rapid
development ls known nowhere e.
ept in the west.
ag Mew raru.
A stranger arrived In town yeste
day who brought news from the Ynlt.
row.'ox JovnxAL expeditioo. They
have resobd the ity of 8beolda,
where they are reouperauieg awhile,
before pueeing o Into Ibe mouataius.
This stranger resolved a verystarthg
but withall a very piemasat itrodue
tion to the membert f Ioexpedition.
It seems that Gov. Mooollght, of Wy.
omlng wase xpected ln town that day,
and everybody was on watch for the
distinguished personage, ready to give
him a herty welcome, the coterie of
four were a sxioues any to show
what a Montana weloume could be,
espying this individual acro. the
street, the manipoulatr of sourdough
stopped to the door, sayinl, "Hey,
there, come over," and without fur.
ther ceremony be proceeded to ntro.
duos "'ov. Moonlight" to his rends.
The gentleman In question became
rather uneasy. seeing the situation he
was placed in before a mob of wild
looking men with unkept beards,
flannel ebarts, and dirty bands, when
the sour dough man turned around
and very quietly remarked, "'It'd your
tarn to set 'em up, Gov.," wbioh he
willinagly did, and soon after the mis.
take was retlld. Everyone of the
party is n good health and full of
spirits, whib I believed will last
till they return.
n".. . R .
On Tuesday evening, July 19h,
Mle. Rhl will premon hb now sad
ver nmsese aloomedy of Fairy Fla
gI.: The BuPlo ia prees of this
play: "The play has the old-hlowd
ro.uatUo eaStve undeylalng itl plot
bhe lmpedlmimte to the union of two
young heaim whlkh result In tempor
ary estragumeat, but Inevitably are
swept away to prmlt a bileMl el.*
minstion. In ose easethe obsteele
to earll matriamoy are proposed by
the desigingl villiat; In the present
Inslance, by designigl puaris. In
some the hero makes the mealoes nla
this It is the heroaine. Alike In all,
the ostanoy of the one who goes
Oth Is maloonstrued Into peedy
o eter, and the msunadesteading
s _eaiNd up by bhe defeat of he 'op.
Ig bes.w. In "Fairy Flags' a
daibM mtes dresmaker; and em pes
Almthy nus ss a mdIte enable
um n aly the man she loves, de
9G s plasn of the dowen
aý. She i , o ones
le--ah
he b .liadw of .m
appaurda hs mllwsety ame eaue
all the glass of the Idl la the m
dissea to be leveled as th sada.
Mil4 Ihes plays with alvegnsepau d
hsrella address; uad, raokiu an st
tempttobe melodramle Ia the mild
A emas of the play, Is easmleuttiy
and emably demoanstra.ti thoeqh
A Wmeal West.
Two of the boys of the I--N smp
at Crow Rock had p sdvetereo with
buflo reonetly. They disovoerd
two of the animals ea am opposite
bloff, and pro.ulnag dbr started in
peurslt. They soooedod In bringing,
down one of them as they appesd,
pad then tared their attention to the
other, whleh was not so easy to 0cap
ture; It took to llght and was followod
by the irst one. The boys started
after the couple and puonud them for
twenty-fve miles sad then did not
bring them down. Budsloes an sly
birds In this country now, where onoe
the plains and buttes wero eovered
with themn.
fiLa lrW als.&
Most .eryone talking inoorpomr.
tion-aod why not? What is there of
more vital importance to the welfare
ofthil community ? If thre are to be
objections advanced, as of course there
surely will be, will not the pressing
need of ouch an ot be so selfevldent
and apparent as to sweep away nay
and all petty obstructIon? Bome
economist may my that the extra oet
willbegreat. It does follow that
it will be. To be e tbhere will bea
small outlay at the beginning to get
things In running order, and then,
after the expense for offiias can be
reduced to a nominal amount. After
it Is once sacompllshed, a pride for
home institutions will be gnerated
among o~r people, and everyone will
feel like helping by word and deed
the mantenanoe of all home enter.
prises. Mile City Ie known abroad
for its hospitality and generous treat.
ment of all strangers that come within
its midst. With how moch more
prestige could a wecome obe made If
it were known to come from an ergtn.
lIed body, rather than Individuals?
That if capital should cas an eye to
our town for investment there would
be some appolnted body of oltsses
that could lay to view the advantages
of sne a venturend t readyin the
name of the town to welcome seek
partles.
T!i O 0I C u0W,
Th spreme woart In neas at He-l
ins e. Wedaesday made the followlig
rra gemenb and bterm o eoort:
First Distu.it-Assolate Jodtle
KeCosnel presidlag lJdg, eompris.
eg the ooatle of Lewis sad Clarke,
JeffArs and Cheteaw.
Seoand Dstrle,-Assolate Justley
Galbralth presidnlg, aomprag the
#eates of Bliver Bow, Der Lodge
and Mlmouls.
Third Distr.te-Assoolale Jotloes
MoLeary presedlng, eompr lmg the
PoOutlee.of (Galeat, Park, Medlean
and Beaverbhed.
eForth Distrlct-Asselate JeuSe
Bseb presidlng, comprlsag the maon
es of Meagher, Fergus, Yellowstoeo
Wad Uster.
The tm, for holding term of ooue
veo been ixed s follows:
UKITUD WTATm COURTS.
At Helens-FlrstMoedays Marob,
fuly and November.
At Der Lodge-First Mondays in
May and Deeember.
At Bosema--Thlrd Mondays of
May and November.
At Miles City-Third Monday In
April and fifth Monday In October.
The terms of the distrlit court have
been .ized as follows:
FIRMT DIUIRICT.
Lewis and Clarke county-First
Mondays in March, July and No
vember.
Aprif sad d.plimbs,.
O7bosu oounay-FIrst Tuuiqe
other tbs tint Moodyq Ia April sad
SNOOND DUW3ZVT.
Wielvr Bow soumly-Falis Yo@dy
o N.Iuh mad Osobsr.
DssE sopty-1Ius Mmid.s~
MII. suamy-aosssd Mindyr
otlune sad Naysober.
T!'IN DIEIUT.
GasmA. eshaty-FiM lomd s ls
May mad Norombr.
.Park eoasly-VIM Meade" Is
Msrb sad Sptsmbsr.
Madsoa oonaty-Thbld Yomsys o
April sad Oieber.
Usaverbead oofly-FIlM ~amby.
In April sad Otober.
Inn, npu ff3m.
Meagher county-Fourth Monday
In Mamh and N aond Mobday in Sep.
Ilumber.
Forgum muty-Firt Monday in
April and fourth Modar In loep.
tember.
Yellowstone ouabty-FbuS Aftday
In March, and third Monday la Oo.
lobar.
Coster movuly-Third Moadi in
April sad FIth Monday Is OIsbr.
Dwsma oanoty-Third Monday in
Kat, sad Fbeu Momiw h X.0
?S.a. ·
swmo amd Eouimas.
Thu. an bw who oad. bho llssboH wkbh
PU- hosa LIM roeu .owmm&i wwas S
aso lbos hare bu-m WIth a ysilewlk a"S 01
"mass"o aMA a"th i~ oat aalu iPausgmily
rhhsh go Mmatmaprotii eye" mesplem No the
ievil a U rnwr&d , 11" r. mat & em.
"ist, MA Pa" be, of - tho s o the M
in, baL ws o dyoeoIo symIP14o. soupaisan
ad headashe? Of swun.ye Youn "Nad. Md ad
i the imuidual was NOT uo* Hoittu'
iomink UNM or bae met so have lo
a havs souglalaui To p_"f the hhsd wh
Watammsowd Wih hile, "d *"dse the moitie
to Its omeese l, thama. roawiblhgbaulwity
4ih bthe h. aLah billoUw hUadahe nmd mos
uP"si'mA to aviu eo dmupt-ookutbe cam
Wretseh inLa omss th * eshl.ausimio MA
*mis. Malautal las ways oebtthe
l.v ead Idy ""Aj TAIY., ans rm.
Uby it. lsias Is a ppfthnr.
S would asJoy you diosi
an usprtevd byDYu
-SIM I am k Dapejala T".Mas
Mayarsa Pddy ors or MIA I
Veosmotuo Sham. t , ald 50 Glo.
John Wright. Druggist.
%%Nks Of the good things of this
life ao orron rw ally Wt
lome on account of Dyspepsia. Ackois
Dyspepsla Tablots will cars Dysopula,
Indigestion and ConLstpatlon; sold on a
positive guarantee at 2 sad 50 cents. bI
John Wright. Drggist.
40t
BUSINESS NOTICE!.
Prof. Bamb I. sole m t for An
beumer.Bueb St. Iol e beer, 8e1.
eaoberr's Ie Rev Wear sad La Uon
eslon, oelebrated Cuban hand-made
9gars.
Aiieuee IBelles.
Notle l hbereby given that Louis
Payette, of Mile ClIy, i She county
rf Custer sad territory of Montana,
bus this day made ao aesigament to
th undersigoed of all his property of
very desoripton for the bonetl of his
rediton, who re requested to pre.
a-t their claim. for settlement; and
ill indebted to said Louoi Payete are
hereby notiied to make paymeit to
re. CHAs. W. BBYD3L
Ad nt C Je.
Dated at Miles City, July 8, 1681.
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R. ARTHUR FORREBBT.
JULY 18th a 19th.
MONDAY, JULY 18th,
Pygmalion and Galatea
TUESDAY, JULY 19th,
Fairy Fingers.
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brfkA auLhruy sm be hrL~ ~*W
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CIAI
The Biggest C
In Summer Weih 'os Of
CLOTHING
Furnishin Goods,
FINE SHOES,
Seersucker or Linen CoatsiVes ,• ,;
EVER KNOWN
AT
I. ORSCHEL& BRO.'SI
Bargains!
Bargains!!
wm.U
CaliforniaFruit
2 oanIm fr 45 oQes.
TOMATOES
Per cam S$8.00.
W. B. SKINNER.
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I. !loers &Co.
J I
On p d Gouts aid Urn
be k $LVwk pff p*ir,
a dkr O
Fritz&Leonard's
MIT.S (ImY
EXCELSIOR
BREWERY
[s now prepared to ftis.
rh the best BEER in th
market in any diered
quantity, by the keg or
Family trade molintt
orders promptly filbd
and deliveries made t
omy part of uMil O1V
mee of harge.
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WATER
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