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

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MFE DAILY JOURNAL
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Tongue river is hosen over in some
pinaes.
W. J. Ritibie, of St. Paul, is again
I. the olty.
Chab. S. Norton came in from Pow
der river yesterday.
F. W. Tanner came up from Fargo
on yesterday's through train.
Leave oil orders for Batemau's coal
at D. A. Beibop's grocery store. *
8. (. Hotchkils, the Pumpkio Creek
rMob e sme in from his ranch yester
day.
C. H. Loud, acoompanied by Mrs.
Loaud, oame i from their ranch yes
terday.
His Honor Judge Butler closed the
pellee court yesterday ad gave
thanks.
Leave orders for W. K. Smith's
coal a Birkie's or Conrad'.. All or
ders promptly filled.
some of the boys were kicking at
the amount of time left them to brace
up between fire and daylight.
The town herd is rapldlyneoreasing.
Yesterday Poundmster Klog added
eae spotted cow and a vagant steer to
the bead.
The Grinnell oettle are only a short
* distes from these stock yards and it
is likely they will begin loading to
morrow.
R. B. Wilson returned from Helena
yesterday morning, having been in
attendance at the Helena-Manitoba
Nelebratlon.
Jake Reels and Larry Lendall were
among Milae City boys who attended
the deseelast night at the booming
borg of Forsyth.
Cbsh. M. Joyce and ftmily regis
tered at the Macqueen from Butte ye
terday and partook of Manager Calla
hdi's good dianer.
The moat remarkable cures of srof
ula oe record have been aecomolilhed
by Hood's Sareaparllla. Try it. Sold
by all druggeists.
Owing to the immediate probalility
of the Yellowstone closing up the up
river hunting party have postponed
their time of departure.
The Drover house was crowded with
guests yesterday who did full justice
to the best Mine Host Arthur Max
well had prepared for Thanksgiving
Best oemmenee now tagging your
dig. The period of probation will ena
plre 0a week from to-day; them the
rope sld revolver will be used with
meatone sad dispathb.
James Atell, restling represenat
give for the St. Louis wholesale paper
hou of Oo. D. Barnard A Co., ar
uived from the ast yesterday and is
eo his regular western tour.
Manager Callahan set before the
*lit of ti'e Mcqueen house yester*
Sgmoust splendid repst. Many of
. mils City families ate their
5lwS~jII ja turkey and plum pad.
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dlg there, and Port Keegh was re
easntd by Col. Otieso and a number
of the ofieors, gaet of Ma4. Mar.
queen.
Billy elpanker. Custar eousty's
favorite moe horae, will be raMled at
the saloon of Pepper & Jones, on oste
urday nlght, Nov. 8. e
Neoble red men to h number of
about too were loitering about the
trate yesterday, beasklg 1. the sun
lilbt and eating turkey bones.
8lush lee Is rumning In the Yellow.
atone to msuh oeztont that the ferry
boat people doellned to take chances
of attempting to make a croeing eas.
alght.
J. W. Bachb, of Bacb, Corry & Co.,
was a psseoger on yesterday's No. 1
en route bome from the east. Thbi
Mr. Bach is a brother of Hon. Thue. C.
Bach, our distrlct judge.
Reocepts of cattle at the C:ileago
mark o the Cbo23rd were 14.000. Ryan
A Ream mold 177 head, averaging 1,214
pounds, at $3.35 per owl. Dlllwortb
10 bead, averagngo 1,838, at $3.00.
The Are alarm salled out the swains
from the lub danoe last nlght with
le-s perturbation but certainly in as
greathurry as the boom of Waterloo
guns broke up the ball Into "Belglum's
proud capital."
There was a daoe given at Forsyth
lest nalht doubly in the honor of
Thanksgiving and the marriage of
prominent and well known dwellers
of that locality, a notice of whose wed
dIg appears lswhebre.
Col. Malone and Mrs. Malone will
start to-morrow for Cbhicago and Kar:
w- City. The Colonel oexpects to be
seat to the southwest by his road to
put in the winter worklng up new
business on the Kansas City extension.
Tbhre year old Kentucky whiesey
60 oents a pint at Ben fmith's. *
At Fort Snelling on the 2tbh Inst.
Col. A. F. Rockwell. chlef quarter
master of the department. opened pro
posals for fifty cavalry horses-two for
Fort Keogh, thirty-eight for Fort Cue
ter end ten for Camp Sheridso. Mar
telli Brandenburg of this city was the
lowest bidder at $108 eaob.
The cou&t martial ordered convened
at Port Keogh fbr the trial of Captain
Garvey, and postponed, has been
ordered to convene on the 6th of De
cember. The department commander
has ordered Lieut Col. Leslie Smith,
Twentieth infantry, Capt. W. W.
Gray, assistant surgepo; Lieut. P. E.
Traub, First cavalry, as witnesses be.
fore the court martial.
Io to Bill Bullard for Beet', M IL
Waukee beer In any quantity.
Some diffioulty Ie being experienced
on the railroad, trom untoward elr
oumstanoes, n gettinl the trains
through on time. Snow in Dakots is
causing some of the trouble east of
here and on the mountain divisilons
the ame obstale prevails. Yester
day's No. 1 bhad made up the time lost
on the Dakota divisions and came
into Glendive on time but a hot
box and bed axle on one of the Pull
man cars caused a tbree hours' delay
at tbat point. "All will be running
smoothly before many days," says
Agent Oridith.
Wanted.
A nurse girl. Apply to
WM. COUnTENAY. "
Col. Malone, wbhile on a recent rall
road journey traveled some distanee
with Hugh Early, (Commodore) who
it will be remembered left here to the
spring fiat broke to seek a chang of
fortune to the westward. Hugby, a,.
cording to his own account, is now on
the highroad to afluence. He is hold.
log down a job as timber man on the
kooky Fork A Cooke City construction
at a salary of $100 per month; owns a
third of the townsito at Red Lode,
near whore the railroad company In.
tend to open one of the best coal mines
and his wife is running the ranch
while he Is on the road. Hugby is in
bis element as ie man in a railroad
contract and with his other prospects
has good reason to fol elated over his
ahblevements of less than six months.
A Blomiln' Blae.
At 11:) last night the residents of
the city who had betaken themselves
to their repose were startled by the
continuous shrieking of a locomotive
whistle, followed immedlately by the
hoarse roar of the electric light station
steamboat growler, sounded with the
strength lout by I.1 pounds pressure
of steam. Five minutes before that
ooourred a suooession of pistol shots on
Park etreet and the alarm of fire was
resgulsed and answered by the rattle
of shot In all partsof iun street. A
lurid glow and a volume of black
maske rising In the moonlight Indi
eated the loality of the conflagration.
Dire had broken out in the coruer
building of ro of row of log and frame
houses on the southeast corner of
Bridge and flUth streete and in a mo
mort Mqae Cobb'. place was a soeth
lag maee of fOame The wind was
blowing gently W the est and fire
was quiekly oeasmm.am~a to aI ad.
jolalng houses. A tweaty ' bs l.ey
and then a log shack with dirt gs_
eabookd the further progrss of th
.mses. & Campbell's row of e..
tages was nest this but me dam.rg
was done tbem at alL The boese tI
whbloh bhe re started was the eon
one oceupied and it Is believed the
possessi one of the ooopasnte weor
saved. A red bot stove was the pr.
mapry ases of the Are. To proteet d
jonnllg property the lest bouse of the
thro was pulled to pieces after violent
*sbrt a .d the "heave bo" of two sore
helpers. Louis King and Wm. Van
*asken geuerslled the foruce and kept
the baed of workers where they could
do the most good. In half an hour
the Are was under control and the
crowd dispersed.
The corner boue, where the fire
originated, was the property of R. P.
Knowlton; the next o.e was owned
by Henry Tusler and the third by
Gen. Brisbin. All three of them were
nlsured, but in what companies and to
what amount we failed to discover.
The loea would probably beoovered by
$2,600 and there is litle doubt the in
suranVe companies will be the losers,
as the owners of this property are bus
lame men and not likely to have left
them uninsured.
blief of Police King was, as usual,
the first to give the alarm and in the
lead fightlng the fire, ably seconded
by scores of willing hands.
Whe. alas.. Belgeed.
Dainty little f.t peeped from be
neatb beauUful gowns tbhe Thankse
giving hop given by tbhe Mile City
Club at their elegant parlors lest
night. About thirty couples, comfort.
ably lllnlg the dancing room, tripped
merrily through the square dances
and floated In time to the fine walts
music. Dancing commenced prompt
ly at 8:80 o'clock and continued until
2:30 a. m., at that time the programme
was ooncluded. dupper was served at
midnlght, and it was a very elegant
collation. The araurpmeuts entire
were pertent, everything seming to
contribute to the euooes of the affair.
Climatlo onditions were in full as.
oord with the event, and the young
moon looked lUinlgly down upon the
many couples, who diedaining the use
of a carriage promenaded through the
slient streets of the city to their
homes.
Thaarkualtg. 18tr.
'banksgiving day passed off more
quietly than any national holiday ever
did before In our eity. There were
bhe usual servloe at the churches and
a dance at the club in the evening but
no particular or general merry mek
lag. The stare, were olosed In the
afternoon but most of the clerks be.
came tired of seeking amusement and
opened up after supper. The most
noteworthy occurrence to many was
the general introduction at the saloons
of unlimited Tom A Jerry. King &
Ward set out an elegant lunch after 9
p. m. and many there were who on.
joyed the Thanksgiving bird.
KENIEALY-..NOOK.-At the leeIdee of Mr.
J. A. DeBeue, Feorsyth. M. T., MNe,. rWed. by mev.
.L ISyder, Mr. 5. H. Keiat sad Mine ale
ISs,. bot, ot HMwemd, Custer C.sat, L. T.
Mr. Kenealy is one of Howard's eno
terprising men of good babita and has
tus bshown his good judgment by tak
Ing to himself one of Howard's favor.
Ite girls asu belpmeet, which un
doubtedly will break the monotony of
bathling on a renob. The young
couple bave the hiat wishes of a bhost
of warm friends for their future bhappl
amss and prosperity.
Lutter List.
The foil iwing letters remain un
called for iu the Miles City, M. T.,
postoMfoe, Nov. .25, 1I87:
D)yer, A CL
Emerick, John H
Harrison, Miss Lulu
Mlllford, Miws Jennie
O'Connor, I)aa'I J
T
Townsend, C W
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Wateon, R 0
Y.akam, Johln M
Personscalling for the above letters
will please say they are advertleed.
JoHx McAuszLoD. P. M.
Catarrh Cured
f'aarrh is a very prevalent diseae,. with dis
tre.lag and offenlve symuptom. Hund'i tar.
saparills gives ready relilef and sIly urre, as It
partles the blond and tones up th. alule system.
,I sadersd with catarrh i.$year.. I took Hood's
KaraprtilUa and now I am not troubled any
with eatarrh, and my general lhalth Is much
better.'0 I. W. LILLIC, ('bChiaig IIL
•I .a lered with estarl h ix or eight yeare
trielany wonderfulr ares.Inhale r.ete. spend
:m h oue hundred dollars without lineat.
IlJ -lrdtk .A Itar8a ,s and r. tly Wll
-;,. M.l A. All ý., W ster., amu .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
old by1 all drllgist. SI; al Ior L Mmade
.-_7 b C. !. HOOD (CO., Lo.wllwMa.
100 Dm6* One Dollar
.ic. ..rterS,
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A cheis TeadIsme7 Oiessap
neaypemes se Sue.bles wi'h a hebadse is
da *sihpae.. The wl e of bMses M..
pmment. The emplleta a wb.sh mll as. sub
-, momUbo .wir N immda r ser/
-el. IS0 --s-.ea-ss aeeeiM by a s 'eel I
_.1ak eilu-,,' ebs. k jedisem
-e sme, amd beelsu ve liaed whh a dsi
me.bsusemd, a wee ibs %aIe, sh. msn
wish"m l ,su. sensla si estsd u sse
a hab.imi .aisme a e.mslpanda as Lsesa i
- asslelsss heeme issmee Ites Isahl e
i mlle and pIsqels. is aelther eas.lb
wa-hem Sb latu. ss, md M Orets a ems
em-ssd mu rmdal peim. seems. Sbe ..st
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a, w~q seus, er Seah. a n. d is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
THAT HACK(NO COUGH can be
soqutikly cwed by Mbilobh' Cure
We guaraute it. Fur sale by W. E.
savage.
WILL YOU bUFFEl with Dye
pepalm raJ Liver Complaunt? l8tlluh's
Vitalils' I. guaranteed to cure you.
For esle by W. E. Havute.
BLEEPLEMS NIUHITd, made msal
erable by that terrible cough. Ibilob's
Cure ls the remedy for you. For sale
by W. E avage..
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by bhilol 'a
Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 oents.
Naual lnjector Ifre. For sale by W.
E. Savage.
.,ripmas'Ira ,o .Nes.. Asm.meenr.
Sealed bide and propouesl will be re
oelved by Lte board of coauty com
aniasonere of Cueter county, for wed
loze and mwdical attendanoe for the
slek and poor of Custer ouonty Jun
Gned in tie poor boum and toasty
jall, for the period of one year. Biade
will be recelved until Monday at
no0n, December 5 1887, the board re
servlng the right to reject any or all
Aide, all bide to be addressed to L. C.
Deer, clerk of board, and marked
"Propoeuls fur eare of sickt and poor."
By order of tbe Board of Coommie
Lsoures. L. C. DLuA,
C'erk.
Pr.e~p.s bc Weed uand (the.
Notice is hereby Riven that propos
al. are molaeited and will be received at
the omlce of the county clerk of Cueter
county, M. T., up to uoun on Monday,
Dc. 6thb 1887,for furnlabhig the ounCty
pIVE OORSOeF WOOD, to bedelivered at
the court house and TEN ComDi to be
delivered at the oounty poor boer.
Wood to be good, sound and esesoned.
Bidders todeelgate the kined of wood
bid on.
Also there will be received af
the esme time bids and proposals
for furnishing to the county, coAL
for the ensuing year price per too at
the court house and at the county
poor bouse. All bide or proposals to
be stled and marked as euob and
fled with the county rlerk.
By order of the laurl of cemmie.
ionene L. C(. DEAR,
Clerk.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varns. A mar
vel of purity, strength and whole
someness. More eoonomical than the
ordinary kind,, and cannot he sold in
Oompetition with the multitude of
low test, short wellght, alum or phb
phete owder. Bold only in cans.
RrOYAL BAxKIrO POWDER (... itM
Wall street. New York. For sale by
WM. HARMON, Miles Cityv.
BUT.INESS I
A business to be healthy must start
right and go on right. A business is
as lIable to disese as a man is, in fact
more liable to get a mortal ailment.
The easy thing is to kill a business,
the bhard tblug in to make it thrive.
There is no mystery about the healthy
growth of
The magic is selllng such goode as the
people want, at prices consistent with
the times.
BARGAINS OFFERED DAILY.
McINTIRE'S BAZAAK.
Mites City. . . a t.Mt .
ISUL'T OF PATRONIZING
lao. OusimA 3m w.mas
it. ',
lo IT YI, I~ksI~~i Tm-.-
The First Htoric F
Was tha q/ Adam, ten coase the qf .h lrtA. e, the sh *meu t O
the Roman &npire. Later on ue read qf the Fa![ qf Ike Du"ath
lic; But the fal widr . I. of para.,ount ltoportonoe todapy i the
bi qf Pries at the GABL T I. Z. L., Mardbh e
Willing, Wary and Wise
WUiting to bury your doubts and give our goods a te.t
Wary of the outrageousoe rm made by.our ounpelo;
Wise in plAdaiingfith In our abilty to please you.
SEBAONABLE, SATISPACTORY, SUBSTANTIAL BAR.GAI
In aothuing, (ents' PunirAiings, Boot., hoa. Sot, Eaet , ,Lvah,
MittU, wlove and Bedding our .loek y unbroken aud ca ot
fit everbody. Don't dek, too long. Al we aek
for our good. is ACTUAL COST.
NOT an advertiu.in COST like other stores. Look uw over. sing I s .sl.
I. J.. L.
Clothing, Boot and Shoe Store,
Miles Oity, . Montanef
1S Mall Orders promptly filled.
JUST RECEIVED:
NEW CANNED GOODS.
Consisting of Tomatoes, Corn, o ,
Sweet Potatoes, String Beans, Spinach, and In fo
everything in the Canned Goods line. Bemmbnr
these are not old goods carried over from last yIe,
but bran new Goods, 1887 pack. Als a compl
line of Dried Fruits, New Hams, Eta., Eto. I1
DRY GOODS
Gents' rFrnishings, Hat s, Cl. lothing, Boom
Shoes, Et.. we have an endles variety and new
oods constantly arriving.
J. H. CONRAD &
Leade lm loaw aprice £ -* o