Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], May 22, 1888, Image 3

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

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I'H K DAILY JOURNAL
--LES VITY, MONTA'NA.
Psnt 0e1 Iegu.lationi.
Ruaar mall closes........ ............... 11:15 a. m.
Wedtrs mail cloaes...-..............6... 6:0 p m.
OBce open Wundqy 7 to 8 tp m.
JMO. McAUSLAND, F M.
Ierthern Pacific Time Table.
LEAYS MIES CITY 01ING WEST.
140. I. Paciflc EZprTus...-............. :P...6: P,
* 5. Paisenger .................. ..... ........ 20 r. M
18. Exprese Freight...... ........:6 A....5: A.M
15. reight...................... .....11:. A.M
LEAV3 MILES CITY OO1IN EAT.
No. 2. AtlaUtle Eoe................12 P.M.
S6. Paemngr. .... ............. _*:26 A. _.
, 10. Eipriwe Freight.......................6 0K P. M.
14. ?reatgbth....-*..... ................._12:%5 P M.
OFFIIAL DL.RlECTORIY.
FEDERAL DIRECTORY.
Del.gat to Congremg ........Jah K. TOel, Hlena
Oor t.Or...« .............. II. Lrie. Helena
-rse late a.........l.......... W i B. Webb. Helena
T-e .ee...al ..... Green Preultt, Hieein
Aetr.... ......»....... Js. .atllvan, Helena
...... " . C I ,ll. Helena
C I~ lo- (lttt.pLbe.n DeWolfte
reate . J.atlee-....-.-- M. J. Liddeli
. .... rThee. C. Oaeh.
,ber, o,,eeaI ....... ...3". H. Ove. Helena
.t--.ate ent od Public InttUo..... ......
U ........ .«........-...... C.C. I.ea Heleon
e lI.yor U.-... L... ..........a.... R. . .-J . Rhelda
leg orM U. S. Lend O. ee...- .A. Oro cr. MI ke . ey
Coalter U. B. Land Ol·e.Abra Hall, iles City
COUNTY OFFICERF.
CoAnellmnat.... .................. AU W . "Burll gh
mbel of t Bom.. ......-... ... J. I. Holt.
euef..... .....«.«................. .hos If. Irvine
rk and R.ecorder ..........................L. C. D
Clerk of District Court .............Jame McFtlane
Jde of Prbate.. ..._......... Wm . SB. kle
.-s...--or.- .....e...... . eo. R Mllbur
Oeraor.. ...Dr. . tI. 3.4dd
Co nty Ple.... c ........... ............ R . . .. ed
Cogu-H, r . *Ie h*~-t *ool* .........* S I Loule ( ooleor
ul AdmlnIsr. , to ................E. B. Weeiritk
(L. A. HuEfaa
Comuletlonere .................' W.'AltBtoo
L. J. Whitn.
MILES CITY TOWN~HIP.
tWm. Birkle
Jutlc of t he P ...... ............ Iobn (bb.
Ceetble ............................... Wm. H. Canr
CORPOIATIOK OY MILES CITY.
.f«..... . . .............. " , hee
CLt ... . . .... ..................... . ior. o
Tnmusawr...... .»........»...........H. F. Betchelor
Qhief of Pollee...................! renk C. WI terwlt
Polle YIgIsataie...»....................b dmund Butler
ALD3I3LK.
Fillt Ward-A. K. Fliger. B. K. Holt.
lecond Weri-Cbu Hrown, W. U. Bullard
LOCAL ITEMS.
And bih name was "Ouan."
Saratoga chips at Smith & Haynes'."
Again the "ohosen people" won:
Boors, 100-67.
W. J. Keatin g was a visitor Sunday
from Aurora, Ill..
Leighton & Jordan pay caqh for
hidae and pe trie.
Harmnn Orcbhel has been absent up
country for a few daves.
S. V. W uliguohn was here Sunday
from Fan Franelcio.
(o to Bill BulltarJ for Beet's MI:
waukee Beer in any quantity. *
Capt. Elmhirst's party went out to
the ranch on Pumpkin creek yester
day morning.
W. H. Whiting and James Galls
gher, New York traveling men, are at
the Macqueen.
A torp'd liver means a torpid brain;
both are brought into healthy action
by Tarrant'e Seltzer Aperient
Pael MoCormiek was here from
Junoction Saturday and Sunday on
buoineas connected with his contracts.
Emil Itenaas and Mie IRenar' were
visitors from the country Sunday.
Mine Renaw has gone on a visit to
Iowas.
Mr. Wm. Ward's friends tendered
him a surprise last night in the nature
of a dancing party; ali had a good
time.
Lieut. Mille arrived y iterday to
join his company at Fort Keogh. He
has been absent in te erlt severil
months.
What you need iea medicine which
Is pure, eflcient, reliable. Such is
Hood's taruaparilla. It possesses pe
utilar curative powers.
A number of tramps dropped in on
the elty BSunday and one of them wre
lodged behind the bers foe "begging
his bread on the street."
C(eo. Colbert, wbo i-' engaged in
horne raising, was bhere yeterday. His
rahob is ln the viiolnity of Branden
burg, on Tongue river.
Louis King has returned from a
visit to his wining lo:allons west of
Livingston and declares bimself much
pleased with the prospects.
Gor Han auer has gene to Spokane
Falls to look after the branch estab
lisbmoet there and will return to
Mile City in about a week.
By a oiroumstance over which it was
evident no one bad control-not even
herself--gun lub iractice at the range
wa greatly shortened Munday.
A carload of sheep from Nick ldlel
linberg, of Deer Lodge, paused
through SIunday. Two more train
loads will be skipped and all grades
across country from Bismarok to Win
nipeg. A man by the name of Bell is
asso.lated with Bielinberg in this pro
ject.
For s1le Cheap
Two mules, wagon and harness,
one three seated ambulance, one two
seated carriage. Inquire at this
ofice.
Geo. Meyers came in Sunday night
from a trip up country for the purpose
of buying sheep. He was not alto
gether successful in the venture.
The renowned "Eli Perkins" pimeed
through, west bound, 'on Sunday
evening. He was accompanied by his
wife and daughter and is en route to
Spokane Falls.
Dogs tihat are licensed and properly
tagged may be declared as much a
nuu'ance as others. The worst brutes
about town and most troublesome are
the licensed animals.
The numerous tramps infesting the
city could be utilized by the corpora
tion in cleaning up the streets. They
should be given a chance to earn their
board and longing.
District Clerk McFarlane expresses
hiniself highly as to the qualifications
of Judge Liddell. Mr. McFarlane ob
served the workings of the Livingston
court several days last week.
0. H. Wallop expects to leave to-day
for bin Tongue river ranch to take up
the small band of horse- received Miat
urday. He will return after the carload
which comprises horses and doge.
W. L. Lansing returned from the
Bozeman me ,ting of the grand lodge
of K. P.'s Saturday night. Other rep
resentatives joined the politicians aud
went off with them on their jaunt.
Wm. Ferdon and J. Mc(Gurk re
turned from a horse selling trip in Da
kota, yesterday. Most of the horses
they took-three carloadb-wdre dis
posed of at fair prices in Oakes, Dak.
Capt Kriedler, of the Custer county
delegation, returned from Livlrgston
alone. The rest of the delegates took
advantage of the opportunity of visit
the hot springs and enjoying a longer
holiday.
J. L. Wilson, accompanied by his
wife, has returned from a wintering
in Net raska and will go out to his
ranch on Pumpkin creek in a few days
He was running a band of Elmhirsts
horres in Nebraska, during the winter.
Saturdaysedition of the Helena Her
aid reflects credit upon the manage
went. They for that day discarded
the old blanket sheet arrangement
and oppeared in a seven column
quarto, out and pasted and beautifully
olean. It is to be hoped that style of
publication will be made permanent,
On last night's delayed train from
the west Cot. Bryan, A. T. Campbell,
S. Gordon and Dr. Whitney returned
from an absence of several days. All
but the last named gentleman were
delegates to the Livingston oonven
lion. Dr. Whitney has been attending
the Bozeman meeting of the Grand
lodge, Knights of Pythblas.
Quite a bit of excitement was occa"
sloned by a runaway Sunday af
ternoon. A saddle animal r;dden
by a )uung laly became unmal.ege
able and took a sudden spurt down
Bixth street. The fair equestrlenne
pluckily retained her seat and guided
the horse to the stable wbere she was
furnished with a more tractable beast.
At Russell's Rink, to-might, Paul
t'btllpoteaux's eyclograma painting
of the battle of Gett)sburg will be
shown, for the beneft of an old sol.
dier. This great historical cyclograma
was made to order at great cost to the
manager. The programme of four
parts will all be presented, cost of ad.
mission being 50 and 25 cent Att 'nd
and bring your cbildren.
Andrew 0. Tod, repreeentiig J.
Kennedy Tod & Co., a New York
banking house, stopped over in Miles
City Sunday to pau the day with his
old friend Benton Hatch. Mr. Tod
went to Bozeman last night to look up
certaln mining properties In which
the firm are latersted, and from there
will proesed to Spokane Flils on a
similar errand.
Whatever name or designation is
given to Fever and Ague, or other in
termittent diseases. it is safe to say
that Malaria or a disordered state of
the Liver ls at fault. Eliminate the
inmpurities from the sye*em and a sure
and prompt oure Is the iomediate re
sult. Prickly Ask Bltleit is the safest
and moot effective remedy for all bill.
ary troubles, kidney dlsasee, and like
complaints that has ever been brought
before the public. A trial is its best
recommendation.
Dola'
Let that cough of yours run on. Y\',u
think it to a little thing. But it I.ay
run into a'Jtrbh. Or into pneunlni~.
Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pnumnonia
is dangerous. Consumption in death
itse f.
The breathing aipeistus must be
knot healthy and ,m. a .r l.a-..
tlons and offensive matter. Otherwrlse
there Is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, bead,
nose, throat, bronchbadl tubes and
lunge, can be delightfully and entirely
cured by the usa of Boachece' (German
Syrup. If you don't know this al
ready, thousands and tIhousands of
people can tell you. They have been
cured by It, and "know how it is,
themselves." Bottle only 75 tents.
Ask any druggist.
Oliver Wallop Is Iridng hblmself
upon the thoroughbred stock he Is
raislng at his ranch on Tongue river.
Besides warm blooded equines a pack
of imported stag hound. ire already on
the way and Oliver is thinking seri
ously of importing a few wavy retriev
era and Euglish aetters. It is his dt*
sire to establish a lordly demensne in the
Tongue river valley, with horses dogs
and gamne keepers sccord:ng to Hoyle.
It Is recommenldtl that a few foxes be
bred as the crop of cayotes will soon be
played out.
Montaua Aibroad.
A writer in the I'liilidelpbla Rail
road Record says of us: Montana is
the rteheut territory Iu the Union in
natural reh.urce", l,articilariy in gold,
silver, cohpper, lead, and we might add
coal and Iron, which form the basis of
so Imuch weiltb. and which go so far
toward mnskint a ciuntry great and
prosperous. Montana dues not nerd
the machinery of exaggeration em
ployed by the modern i,oomer to call
attention to her advantages. The
beautiful ecenery, healthful climate,
inexhaustible mines of gold and sil
ver, forests of timber and fertile val
leyw need only to he known sod un
deretood to draw within her borders
people seeking emiloyment and
homes, tusines8 men, manufacturer.,
and capitalists desiring to make in
veatmentu.
An Assurance of Heallh.
Amois the assurslces of hesa!h afforded us by
the rreglardischarge of the lody functions, nons
is more imupoitaut ..od reliable tha. that wh!ch
regular'ty of the bowels gives us. If there is any
even a temn a, v .n.eiruption of this-the ;irer
at dthe ,.toacn rsuler conjointly ,wth aaelt'se
orgcrs, and still greater mlschiel ensues if relief
is not speedily obtait.ed. A la.ative, above at
evald on the score of m!neral compAition or vio
lent effect, i iloetettcr s t-tou,ach Bitters, ap
prosed by the medical p-ofession and a most im
portant item of tle tamily ly ateria medicI o
Aw.uri aIn houx holds. It Is oLt lric, pain'les la
action, and if persisted ir, effectual. 'lhe atom
ach and liver. in no ass degree anld wa l1es
promptly and tloroutly than the bowel are r"eg
ulated and toned I,y it, and it is an admirable de
n.se against mawlaral and rheumatic ailmeots,
and a bwi:nn reoedy for kdney complaints, noer
vusnesu and debilay.
HOBD'S
mmo
The Imn~prtn.. c of nurifying the blood can
not be overeslrna.. . , 'thout pule
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At *his season nearly every one needs a
goon c.leule to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is worthy
your confidence. It Is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give it a trial.
Ilood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C. L IHood Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The best ad seanet Remedy or Can C e
all diaseue ea ed by my dampsemat of
the Luer, ldeera, Stomach sad bowels.
Dyapepua, Slek BHesacke, C.outlpatloe.
U11ioum Complaintsa sad Maariat all kinds
ell eedi lly to the beelesat lhemeue o
It I. peaa t e tal, teoee p the
syste, restore ad pe.m.r health.
It Is parel Vepetable, and earnet il bto
ipvo beadelml, both to old uad yo .
As a Blood Parller It s sperlor to all
oeten. old evlerywhef at $1.00 a bottle.
Ir:SU I' OF PATRONIZING
Jno. Carter's R.staIurmnt
I slb 2d M1t. r d 5 nth. wt .eb,
FwU. wseIgr
PURE
PIPRIIEb
bAKING
Itsunperlor ezcelleace prove In nmlllons of
homes for more than a quarter of a century it i.
ued bytbhe United Stteat Government. knired
bythe uheead of the Great Univeretien I the
stronoet. Purest and most Healthful. Dr.
Pl.ces Cr earn Baking Powder dees not
contz!n Ammonia. Lime, or Alum. Fold only in
PRICE BAK!NG POWDER CO.
N;l YORK CHICAGO ST. LOUIS
COLD LUNCHES
Meals to Order at all
hours of the day and
night.
WINI':, IQUOR( AND CIGARS.
NI! RIBERG & CHRISTOPHER.
BIl;XLE & TRUSCOTT,
Wholesale and Retail dealer. in
-CHOICE
FAIILY GBOCERIES
New goods oonetantly arriving and
EVERYTHINS FRESH.
We handle the largest and moot
varied assortment of
In the city.
We reespectfully solicit an increased
patronage, pledging ourselves to give
the best satisfaction.
ARTHUR MAXWELL,
Dealer in
ARTESIAN
WAT E R.
I am now prepared todeliver freeh
ARTEl'rIAN WATER to any part of
ibe city. All orders entrusted to me
will be promptly attended to. Order
slater may be found at the stores of
J. H. Conrad & Co., Birkle & Truscolt
and at the Drover House.
ARTHCR MAXWELL.
TIM
AMERICAN
MAAAZlNE
Uurtffllj Illustrated. 25 sts.,$3 aYW.
31 ScwUP-TH3 Ar331OAJ
.Sys.po pref Memos se matIn. IIJe m.M
3. IiwSttt and mM an hhah·
~TVml nIrntiIm mthnS
mm.e mII nd intohsl Sktisim. t4e týe
-.e faoimvumne mm L.. Neaa
a j a~luw emot p obm.m N lbS1ý
Dltinctively Repmntativ of
American Thought md hvopuu
Ills MuOWlrdIld br the pv m m gSI Il S
mosS pezs~ ed md.aallyt
IMPORTANT.L t"
lSmlemS Pvims.m IesC .d I. I.
umoe Em C.\ or Ve
sal Raf be wita. Has tt snwl
If U Patew er S. meesmg
-o he erruneCrCleaege
Isds AUON lARE w1
s 7ets 'ri~,~ B
13 WTEHK8.
The OlI rE O1AZETTE will be
nimiled, steurmly wrappied to anly ad
dree.. in tihe ialted Mtatte for thri e
tiUl lhle (iii reref-ijt of
ONE DOLLAR.
Ibterlne i (H eutlt 'ilo pi ip~ci p I st
mealetre agt utm. and c(lus. 4rample
copi.s mulled free. Addreuu all order,
o RICHARD X. P1'X.
FtKaxKW:4rQfglhU3 k
STOCK FOR SALE!
We have for sale a very desirable lot
of about
id OF IDROa 1AMI
and about
70 Head of Hore, In and Colt,
Tbe bulls ar. PUItE IHRED SHOl I -
HORNS. Th. rtaree and colt, a,,
GOOD GRADES, Iucluding a few
EXTRA FINE. Stallions are by
MAMBRINO ABDALLAIH.
ALL MONTANA BRED.
For a bargain apply to
PORTER MUTH & CO.,
_elNes, Mweit.
FOR SALE.
dome fine full blood and high grade
Short Horn Bulls
Well acclimated and strong constitu
tions. Apply to
THOS. H. OANFIELD,
Lake Park.
Kinn
FOR BALE I
-A LOT OF CHOICE
THOROUGHBRED REGISTERED
SHORT HORNt
AND
EMBB STIC
TO BE ROLD.FOR WHAT THEY
WILL BRING as I am going out of
the bulinew.
Apply for pedigree and prioeu to
CUYLER ADAMS,
SPIRITWOOD. DAK.
CORDON & FERGUSON,
U*enuatlur ss aud Jobb.ms 0f
Hats, CaP Fu,
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
BUFFALO ROBES
--AND ALL N10S OF
F FUR COATS.
Large Stoolk
-AND
LOW PRICE I
No. 216 218. 220, EAT l0roTE SI
st. Paul mi*
ills Iii& Sp.rfist
Stage LiUn,
Connecting at pearfbsh with Rodge.
Daily Stag. for
DEADWOOD
STheNt t.oea M..1 Cit7 MYor4., Weha-
a. Pn a o o'o k. o.a _
M asliwou SSW
NORBTI prciiii
RAILROAD
THT DIBROT LINl BEIZ WEB
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Or DILrIT
Idaho, WaIIzhi.tol Territory,
And all Points to
Minnesota, Ikota, Montau,
OREGON,
Brtish Colulbia, Pgct Sud I
ALASKA.
NO CHANGE OF CiIU
ST. PAUI, and PORTLAND.
Ohr (ny m of Ttka
EMIGRANT SLEEPERS FREE
The Only All Rail Line to the
YELLOWSTONE PALB
ZpreI Traie. Da.ly., whhe amna.s
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
AND
ELESAU T OIIMS OARS.
tr full Iatoatull r a i. Time. Lean 1 s.
OMAS. S. PEE.
A .'1 P Ja.. ASep
FT. PiUL. Mtag
OIITAMA SHORT UIl
When travella every one should cs
sider well the questions of economy
comfort, rfty aa speed, these quneticin
being of the nme importace in a jours
ofan hour a in ome of several days' rid
An examinatio of the mp will convin.m
anyone that this is the most direct rowe
to and from all the principal points ti
Cen- tu - tra
and 'N N e
thornde
ness ratlanv t so
Dakota and MeMaam. Our epalpesdt
and time are excellent. Our rates s~
the lowest, but this btct is eomething
which speaks for Itself. Definite figure/
and maps can be obtained by applylaug t
any Agent of the Company, or the Gea
eral Paenger Agent.
The following are a few of the PIadpi
Points reached via this Line:
Tr. CLOrn, PArt (I 'rn, FnrfI FAIrs
'nuuaTro.%, Sr. "Vr;c..T, Htr-Iamos,
PAT xMVILLZ, Mon.si, ArL'rms s A
Bur cjNiiuxsMiiiui. WATrsaToW Aim..
D)EK1, E.LLENDALFE, iUAEH.'.IO, kAau
IjA1u~ FuoES, U;nrrN, DvntJ LAsi
1f irrIELU AND Bur( Is, DAzOrA; (aW
hw IArA(e (Fr.BELIKNAP), AIuWImOSM
iT. l rrNs, Rnuir FALIA, EsHXrA As
Srrt, Movr.\.NA; 1XstrNaO, MAIHOag
,Y) .% LL LI'. .rIC COAST PomSm.
'artie, peeking farms or business lom
tius w i!l tiit.! unuual opportunities fa
i1 th on ibhi lina in Northern Dakota.nd
M1ontnia,aRlo in Minnesota wherethe
(.oipa.y' has for sale at low prie as
on ug, r:J;!le te:ras 2,OO,000 acresof ez.
cnleI t farmingli, c.zi~i and t:iuber lada
for muai and t. .U ninuorm--io-adna-.
J. nTnWAT rea, C. IT. WC ms,
land Coammim ioner Gen'! Pau. Ag?.
ST. 5' 44L, MLS.
A. MArn., W. 8. Anasumu,
sl .i nse, Om'lI.&treMema
No Otiher Raillm i the I l
has In abhort a period gained the rep
utstion and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CKNp TRAL LNL
Fromacomparatively unknown hetor'
in the commercial world, it has bees
transformed to an independent, ilfts.
ential. grand Thle.r h Rl ue., with
msltidcent depots, superb eyuItmsea
and unsurpased termnloal tdUles.
through careful catering to detaW It
has won for itself a reputation of loUd
ity, safety. convenience and atte tles
to its patrons, second to no railroad
the country. P.detmos leapea s
els of palatial comfort, dlning ears
which the oulasi addoeloJ appoda
ments are up to the hlgheb t ,mtad ,
and ooaob especialy built fe M
route, are amog the cbicf elee.Uts
whlobh bhar cotributed towarda eslei'
Infsweessfully to a dieesrhlmlatlu
pulle. Located direetly on its I
between Minneapolis sad St. Palt
MItlankee and Chicago, and DIlIth
Milwaukle and Chicao. are the . Ollq
ag thriving eitles of Wimsesel arN'
Micbigaa : New Rieheead,
Falls, Rau Cl-ire,Ashland, _tlley, .s
Irowood, Mich., Bessemer, Mkh.,leeg4
ens Point, Neemal, Menabsa, Osbh
Fond du Lac, Waukesau, and Buly..
ton, Wis.
For detailed information,lowsti eg~
rent ratue, btrthb, etc., via thi rneu
to any point in the Sbuh or g
ply to nearest Ticket Agent,or
WM. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKR. . ,L
MsrraI Maes.. ose. Pme,, a Teisb Ag
MILWAUKDI i'
P. N. M. aS, s eeen u
pa 1 lsle ht StasagI