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Jefferson County Sentinel. -V 1 •ETCETERA. Buikiig and Tar Paper at Groesheck - Co.'ea Everything at cote at Dougherty Bros. Louis Beck was in town on the 26th. The Wit - el.:or Louse is crowded with guests. Will H. utenbrell dined at the Grand Central on the 28th. , The ladies of the Presbyterian ee- ciety gave a pleasaet sociable at Good Templar's hull Wednesday e.. - ening. The losses of stock throughoutthe Territory has reached a -bout 25 per cent. and will no doubt tes doubled' by the first of June. J. D. Allport is in Bolder; he is to be _found at the Grand\Centaal. Vining Cook and family returned . from Helena last. Tuesday, where they spent the Sabbath with airs. Stein, sirs. Cook's sister. • Charles E. Stevens, our efficient county clerk and recorder, has been quite sick this week, hut at this writ- ing is some better. Thos. Dailey and wife were at the Grand Central this week. sir. and mra. Landsman are regis- tered at the Grand Central. mrs. L. will try the good properties of our healing springs. From fifteen to twenty trains with material for the Manitoba road are passing -Devil's Lake daily. That looks like business. - Wm. Flaherty of the Lower valley eAMO up to see his friends in Boulder on the 27th. Paradi-se & McDonald, Boulder, will set your axles and tires better and for less money than any other shop in the county. Joe King gate an enjoyable dance at the Grand Ch•a•eal Tea. - -elay aven ing, the ocettaioe kegler the anniver- sary of Joe's birthday. Henry Athena, :he gentlemanly book-keeper for W. N. Pierce, .teene visiting in the city last week. • Mrs. W. H. Parkison has been vis- iting this week with her daughter, arise mary, at Helena, where she is attending the Episcopal school. . Mrs. Parkison was the guest of mrs. Joe Murphy. ITnder Sheriff Lindsey received a line collection of house plants yester- day from the east. He kindly re- membered the See - mer.1 with a Bird of Pant fuschia. Frank E. Ware, teacher in the 23d district, called at the SENTINEL office this week. Ile is on his way to Spring- field, Ohio, where Le intends to study 1. law. We wish him success. m. O'Donnell, the lucky prospector ! of Basin, registered at the Grand Central the first day of the week. An expert on plows and other farining implements at Paradise 4.t McDenahre, Boulder. Prompt attention, and prices reasonable. the followieg which will be of gen- W. II. Deirdorff, has departed for I eral inteirest to the public, but if sus - 7 -- The Mc -Gowen boys ares making fair progrese on their new reaidencte The Main street is being cleareduf looseirock by Sopehisor Northrup. He did not be*in a day too soon. The excavation fOr cellar of the Windsor wieg is completed. The stone facings ; of the building are reedy to be laid into the wall. A. M. Tho nburg, of ,Helena, has been in Boulier adjusting the loss occasioned by !the fire that destroyed the residence; of County Clerk Stev- ens. I - The political pot is just boiling in Helena. The 1.)einecrate are in coun- cil to -day, end will nominate a straight ticket. The election takes place next Menday. Paradise & McDonald, Boulder, are the only experts in the county at setting tires and axles. Their prices are no higher than other shops and ev;a1 lees on carri- age and wegoablacksmithing. - 17 2 . Helena ha h had another blaze ---a small one thla time. Ross Dego!) iá again a victim. His stables seem to have a peculiar way of taking fire. It is quite evident that he and the fire -bugs arc not on friendly terms. The outpet of the Helena Milling and Reductihn company for the last six months of 1886 was C575,901.88, divided as folldws: Gold, 75,664 cwts; silver, 293,953 ounees; lead, 4,880,- 596 pounds To -day .tho old firm of William Morris ceased to exist. - Its place is taken by that of. Parchen & Morris. The change is beneficial alike to the town and . tbe members of th; firm. It inures ;a first-class Ong house as the new firm have abundant capital Rare Treat in Store for Our Citizens. We are creditably informed that a grand concert- is on the tapis, given under the auspices of members of the Presbfrterian church, in N . vhich the best ttueical talent of inv. both mstremental and venal, will be eontribUteil. The musical part of the pregraintne Will be classic and well rendered, and sit :1 , .r.s gen tri huttoe ,, y,f talent fi astitred. Willowburn Prteete We take pleasure iuregresenting to our reader!ts to -day the advertisement of JamealMauldiu, of Willey/barn Farm, tie* Dill's. le speaking of this eeterirising horignsan, the Miner says:, \Jk m es Mali ld in, i How - born Fartto returned from t he east on. Sunday l#t with six cars loaded with Norman-Percheron draft horses and taking the twenty animals . together they aro the finest lot of horses yet seen in the Territory-. There are fourteen Stallions and six mares, the latter for breeding purposes on Mr. Mauldin' ranch, while the majority of the former are for sale. They are all young aelmals, being principally twoeted three year old, highly bred, and in every way the most desirable animals of their class.\ 4 Portland, Oregon, whither he went to attend to some businkv matters. We wish hima pleasant journey,and should he take a notion to return, his ninny friends here will gladly wel- come him back. We have heard much complaint lately regarding the new wagon road in the canyon just beyond Basin. The Northern Pacific grade occupies; the old road 41, and the new road is'so steep that linInled teams can hardly pull up it. Peter Moran, of Helena, after * are absence of five years from Boulder, showed up at the Grand Central on the 30th. All the old-timers were glad to see him. Quite a number of Boulder valley folks were in our pleasant burg last week. We noticed Messrs. John Brady, John mcKeena, John Smith and matt Smith at the Grand Central, W. A. Clark,thet - Butte millionaire, is authority for the statement that a twenty per cent reduction on the price of transporting matte and bul- lion between Montana and Chicago will be inaugurated about the 20th of April by both railroad linea lead- ing out of Montana. Ross Daegan, Jr., has been bound over to appear before the grarel jury of Lewis and Clarke county for kill- ing a beef steer, the property of Tom mason, of Spokane creek, Jefferson county. There is doubtless something in the case or Judge Clements would not have held him in $.1000 bail. It costs the comity of Silver Bow $6,000 to keep her paupers a year at the Sister's Hospital. The outside relief furnished the indigent amounts to about $17,000 a year, a great por- tion of whiah is : used in kee her healthy \grass widows,\ Accor lag to a Miner informant, it is a common thine fur a woman to leave her hus- band and then ask tho county emu- otiademers to support her. New Fee Bill. The Butte Miner of March gives tainted bly the courts will be a calam- ity to the various eounties as it will cut off about one-third of the reven- ue derisfed from the Clerk and Sher- iff's ofqes: \County Attorney De- Witt\ fOrnished the Sheriff with an 'official ()plaice) on the subject of the new fee bill which is now, in effect. In it he says that \under the law of the 14tb session, page 62, the fee of you office go to the county, you being mpdnsated from the county - by a s ry. Therefore the House bill 88 doe S not fall under the inhibitions of the Restriction act of Congress in refererice to increasing the dimen- sion's of your emoluments.\ Death of Old -Timers. Mr. J. E. Cole, one of the•old- timers, having located in Alder Gulch early in the '60's, died of heart dis- ease in Helena a few days ago. A fire alarm was sounded and he start- ed to go to the scene of conflagra- tion,„but after going about one block ho became faint, enteral a livery stable and expired almost instantly. It is tupposed that the exertion of runni g was the immediate cause of his d th. He was well known in Helm a, and highly esteemed. Ile leave two daughters—Mrs. John H. Ming and Miss Ida Cole. Heim; Yergy, nnother of Helena's landinarks, died a few day's since. He had been one of her most enter- prishig, and respected citizens since 1890. No one of her citizens bad more or warmer friends. City Hotel at Jefferson. Tile old doors of the City Hotel at Jeff. son have been swung open agai1 to the traveling public, and its es geniel and gentlemanly proprietor, J. E. Crawford, will spare neither time or money to make his guests comfortable. It is first-class in ev- ery particular, and the weary travel- , er can here find shelter and food fit ' for it winner.: Prices reasonahle. A GOOD TIME COMING. ASTONISMNO strocEss. a • I't • It is the duty nf ever person who has The Contract Let to Construct tho used Boecheee German Syrup to let its Montana Central. wonderful qualities be known to their - Larsen, Keef & Co. the Successful Bidders. The Big Bore to Begin at Once. -- - On Wednesday last the contract for constructing the Montana Central railroad from Helena to Butte was let to Messrs. Larsen, Keefe & Co. Their contract corers grading, bridging and rock work. The mpat important piece of the work will be the big tunnel four miles north of Beulder. As it is upward of six thousand feet long it will be readily seers that the contractors have a big job on their hands. There were sixty-six bidders, whom hom were some of the most • prominent railroad builders and tun- nel contractors of the country. No terms have yet been given to the public. The 'successful bidders are young men, but have have had con- siderable exnetience in railroad build- ing, having had large and difficult contracts on the Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific and Montana Cen- tral. They ere largely interested ill montane preperty and for this reason the SENTINEL is pleased that they have got a job. According to the terms of the contract work upon tho big tunnel must begin at once. New Mercantile House. Within a few days a large mercan- tile establishment has been added to the business houses of Boulder. W. 11. Green & Co. have bought .itit the interest of Evl & Co. and have n- ed a large and finely app__ - es- tablishment, where groceries, dry goods, and general merchandise can be bought at the lowest possible fig - urea. Mr. Will Buskett is the mare ager, withiMr. Dickinson in charge :eel no tele young men in the wide west are - wove competent to manage the affiiira of thi house than they. We wiah the e re firm abundant sue - ceas e . itELErA To the Editor of the SENTINEL: Hil.ENA, March 30, 1887. Stu: -Haying a eminent oi two to spire I thosight I would keep my promise and write vou satitein or two from the capital. !!lotniat . evening Horsky, Miller& Co's. delivery team ran away on low- er Main street, turning oven l the wagon, and running over the driver, who was an old -tinier here, called Joe Bush, and who has worked for the firm some years. Tuesday evening there was a fire in the Fourth ward, which destroyed a stable and some sheds belonging to .Ross Deegan, also *yearling cult be- longing to J. P. gleCabe; value ; of property, $300. The Helena fire de- partment, got, to the front in great Shape. There is a report on the streets that a dressmaker,, who lived next door to the burned building, was scared so badly that she has since died from the effects of her fright. This a. tn. a man was found out at the old smelter with his throat cut from ear to ear. He appears to have been dead three or four months. A knife was found tightly clutched in 'his haul; $25 in money was also found on his person. the has not heel' identified as yet. Last evening J. E. Cole, aged 60, J. II. Ming's father-in-law, ran from Mr. Ming'; residence to Zeigler's stable to hear where the fire was, and dropped dead when he got there. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause. Things are lively here --rail road contractors, etc.—bye the bye, Keefe and Larson are reported to have got the contract for the road from here to Butte. Electioneerers are on every corner registering voters, as Tuesday is elec- tion day. The democrats have not made arty nomination for mayor yet; the talk is for republicans, Joe Davis. Silas Creense, T. II. Klineschmidt arid John Steadman, all good men.. More anon. IN Something You Need -Shorthand. \Why?\ Because it will aid you more than auythiug eLse in acquiring knowledge. Because it will help you to a good business. '-how can it be learned?\ BY the aid of a book studdied at home and leesons by mail from an accomplished teacher. -At what expense?\ The trifling sum of $6, including book. \Why so cheap when colleges advertise the same course of instruction for $25?\ Because a new text -book is used that re- duces the labor of learning proportionately to the difference in price by the system being made simplier than heretofore, acd more practical, besides being the most pop - tiler method, having the Indorsement of our congressional and professional report- ers everywhere, together with over 1000 graduates of our Chain of Phonographic Colleges. Boys and men on the farm, in workshops and elsewhere, --girls at home, in factories and at school have learned the art in from three to six mouths' study dur- ing spare momenta, and been helped to p°, salons in offices by Mr. Seott-Bmwne where they have earned from $12 to $20 a week. Write and ask for a free sample copy of Brown's Phonographic Monthly and full particulars. Address D. L. Scott -Browne, Clintou Pleee. New York. N. Y. friends in caring consumption, severe coughs, croup. aetiima, pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per- son can use it without immediate relief. Tame (toucan will relic s any easa, and we consider it. the duty of all druggists to re- commend it to the poor, dyiug consump- tive,- at least to try one bottle, as 80,000 dozen bottles -were sold last year, and no one case v.hN.e it failed was reported. Such a mediciee as the German ayrup can not be too widely known. Ask your druo- gist ebout it. 'Sample battles to try, sold at 10 coats. Regular size, 75 cer ta Seld by all dragalets and dealers in the United States AO t'anada. -------- FROM T.1IjORN. Petty Thieves Who Need Looking After -A Building Boom in Pro- gross- -Should R pair the . Park, Etc. ELKHORN, March 28, 1887. To the Editor of the Sentinel. Pursuant to few remarks made in these columns a week ago concern- ing larceny which is being perpe- trated in this camp, both petit and grand, mention may be made of an- other 'outrage comnaitted ht -re !rat Thursday night. A gentlemen, C -a rancher from Willow creek. came to it town Thuraday morning , a load of produee--•among otbl etriings 240 dozen eggs. During the day he his- pfee‘d - of 42 dove' aed in the even.: ing feeling that the remainder would be safer in a building, put them in the meat martiet of Ilat Gutherie, and during a temporary absence of Mr. Gutkerie, unknown parties en- tered.the market and removed the eggs. There seems to be a malicious forgiving and a fiendish satisfaction +- Tnjoyed by some of the members!ef the town to steal arid destroy the property of others. What Elkhorn needs now is live member of Jeffer- son county's constabulary force- -one who will ferret out and hunt down these emissaries of Hades and put then) in durance vile. The building boom has struck Elk - bore, mildly. ' Theo. Furkin, the handaome bachelor merchant and co- tary public, is erecting a lerge frame building on upper Nlain street, 3400 feet, to be two stories high. On the lower floor he is to one a large gen- eral merchandise and Mrinshing store, while the second awn is to be util- ized as aim opera house --at least that is the reFort. Should this prove true Elkhorn will soot' rank with the first cities in the Territory in point cf aesthetic privileges. In regard to eiatne of its surround- ings Elkhorn is sadly behind the times. The public park, though eentrally located, is tumily need re- pair; :he bore ho eiding Labrador avenue on the elect, is down in many places, and some of t ha ffnuagains to- ward the tiorth part of the paile are out of repair. This letter is pfrob- ably due to the water pipes haying become filled with tailings from the mill. To this, the board of Water commissiooers should attend at once, an spring is fast approaching and our little ones and some of the oldli ones must enjoy. the elegant settees re - small/ purchased and stationed be- neath the shady pines by the commit- tee on permanent improvement ap- pointed at the last 'council meeting. ANON. EST;LBLIAED 1s67. N. I 040. FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF IIELENA. U. S. 1 - se1st,r5itory, Paid up Capital, $500,000 • Surplus and Proflte, 325,000 DIRECTORS: S. T. Hauser, Prest. A. J. Davis, Vice Pr. E. W. Knight, T.H.Kleinschmidt, Cashier, Asst. Cash. A. M. Holter, John C. Curtis, IL M. Percher'. R. S. Hamilton, J. H. Mine, C. P. Iligains, T. C. Power. SHERIFF'S S.ALE. - By virtue of an execution in my hands, Issued out of the District - Court of the Third Judicial District of Montana Terri- tory, in and forAfte county of Lewis and Clerke t ba_the suit of John T. Murphy, plaintiff, and again-st The McGregor Min- ing Company, defendants, duly attested the 21:4 day of February A. D. 1887, I have levied upon all the righastale and iuterest of the said McGregor Miuing Company in and to the following deeeribed property situated in Jefferson county, Montana Ter- ritory, viz: 1st. The West Union lode situated on the east side of Boomerang creek nine joining on the west the fence of G. S. Markey. 2d. Also the 11-aomerang lede,more fully dacribed in Book M of :Lodes, on page 10, of the Records of Jefferson county. Sd. Also the Freddy C.ebhart lode, more frilly described ip Book 0 of Lodes, page 48, of the records eforeeaid. 4th. Also the Jersey Lijiie lode, more fully described in Book 0 of Lodes, page 50, of the records aforesaid. 5th. Also the W. II. Werner Lode, more POULDER CITY fully described in Book N of Lodes, page Sgalti &Dm SIT OP. John F. Sheehy, Prop'r. Having purchased a stock of harness , leather and mounting. I am now prepared to make anythine in the above line to or- der. All work warranted hand -made and no cheree if not satisfactory. Buggy Trimming Done to Order. FRANK S. LANG, Ifore nit, Mont. ileadquart's for STOVES, RANGES, CROCEERT, GLASS -WARE, TIN WARE, ani ITIOUSF.SURNISIITYG Goode of p.11 desoriptions. Cornloo Work and. Tin Roofing. All kinds of Job Work a Specialty. Boarainek Loaging Also a choice lot of . ' CIGA 1-1 S , NUTS, PRITITS A CONFECTIZTS. TAKEN UP. Caine to my place about 18 months ago, one pale red and spotted or roan steer, 5 or 0 years old, braoded on left thigh with something Ke nit N. Owner can haee same by paying charges and proving propert el Wm. LAIIERTY. Cold Springs, March 12, 1887. --- Notice of Election. There will be an election held at school house in Bedford On Saturday, April 21, 1887, between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m.,f r the purpose of elect - in one trustee for Bedford School District No. 8, Jefferson county. By order of the Beard of Trustees of said district. Jons Chairman Board of Truteees. March 16, 1887. School Election. On Saturday, April 2,1887, :le elec- tion will be held at the schoel house at Gregory, to elect one school trus- tee. The polls will be open from 10 o'clock a. at. to 1 --AND-- WM. DWYER. Chairman Board of Trustees, Dist. o. 25. M nmcimn, The lady who lost her arm on the Fourth of July, 188-4. - Main St. Wichem., Mont The Palace. Viines, Liquors an Cigars I mportlital Wines anti Brandies a Specialty 73 II.A.R..D 1-1_A_S__ FI-N FARNHAM, Prop. Posh cc Store BOULDER, MONTANA. Stationery, Toilet. Art icles Cigars and. Tobaoco, Fruits ani Con- feotionery. alio a fim strply of AILUTZB .AND rornroxuas A choice variety of everything in the -stationery line alasys in stock. Ed. MOSORLEY. Proprietor. CHARLES POND, Dealer in Chiuse and Japanese Us: 107, of the records aforesaid. 6th. Also the Weetern Union Miilstte, more fully deseribed in Book I' of Placers, pege 125, of the records aforeaaid. 7th. Also the Freddy Gebhert Iffillsit•e, more fully described in Book Fe! Placers, page 126, of the records aforesaid. ath. Ale,o the Jersey Lillie Millsite, more fully described B ok F Placeni, page 127 of t ha records aforesaid. tith. Also the Boomerana. Millsite, more fully described in Book F of Placers, page 124, of the records aforesaid. -10th. Also the Hoist House, Machinery and Toole therein situated on the Emma Belle lode, together with all buildings, machinery and other appurtenances situ- ated thereupon of any character, or situ- ated upon any of the above described property, a1,1 of the abovetescribed iodes and millzitea being in the Boulder Mining District, county of Jefferson, Territory ef Montana. Notice is hereby given that on the 2d day of April, A.D. 1887, between thahours of 9 o'clock a. no and 5 o'clock p. m. of said day, at 10 o'clock a. m., in front of the court house door in Boulder, I will sell all the right, title and interest of the said McGregor Mining Company, defeudants, in and to the said above described proper ty to the highest bidder for cash is hand. Given under my hand, this the 9tia day of March, A. I). 1887. DANIEL McNEILL, Sheriff. Fueax LINDtEY, Under Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution in my hands, issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial Distriet of Montana Terri- tory, in and for the county of Jefferson in the suit of Thomas F. Murray, plaintiff, and against J. Williams, defendant, duly attested the 8th day of March, A. D. 1887, I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the said j. Williams in and to the following described property, situated in JeffersOn county, Montana Territorv,riz: That certain Boarding toad Sleeping House situated in or near the town of • Comet, Jefferson county. Montana Territory, known as the Williams Bearding House. 'Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of April, A. D. 1887, between the hours of o'clock a. no cud 5 o'clock p. m. of said day at 1 o'clock p. m., in the town of Boulder, in front pf the court house. door, I will sell all the right, title and interest of the said J. Williams which he had on the..30th day of April, A. D. 1886, or any day thereafter, in and to the said above described property to the high- est bidder for cash in band. Given under my hand, this the 9th day of March A. D. 1887. DANIEL McNEILIe Sheriff. SUMMONS. In the District court of the Third Judi- cial District of the Territory of Montana, in and for the county of Jefferson. Charles Falen, plaintiff vs.. Mar ee earet Fadsn, tli..tfeudamk. • 'us people of Mon- tana send greeting to Margaret Faien the ftt;T\ticanaartne named defendant required to appear ta au aztien 1:roughi aping yon by the above tele. is ti's .A (inset- PIZ& named plaintiff in the district court of the it \6 Li t .stitil Third judicita distrisa e si t the Territory eft iN Montana, in and the county of effer- n it o aar, eon, and to answer the complaint filed therein withiu ten days-exclusive of the day of . 2r ice after the el:vice on yeti of 1:::III. 2 „\ 4 } at:, Tte• t I . ,. aviamions, if terved in this county, but brl\ .4 i \ r d if sere. ' aut sf this county and in this roe!. ea, si. roared .•.' e district. treentaeciays, otherwise forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint. The sell action Is brought to obtain the decree of said court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existhig between the pleintiff C'harles A. Palen and the defend- ant Margaret Faleu, and for such other relief as to the court may seem proper. And you *re hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as above required the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demendsd in the complaint. - Given under my hand wed Seal of the Dietrict court in and for the :i:orsta Elles Imposit SINGER SEAL county of Jefferson, Territory t!\ of Montana, this 16th day of re P I. March, in the year of our Lord one thou- .° \ 1, 0 sand eight hundred and eight seven. B. H. TATEM, Clerk. By A. E. WELLS, Deputy Clerk. .Cartsr at Clay burg, Pit's Att'y. Notice of Final Entry. Land Office at Helena, Montati3, • March 23, 1887. Notice is hereby given that tue fellow 'FANCY PORCELAINE ing named settler ha- filed notice of his l• t kfiler — DOLLAR for oath so (-eel i•er. (or If suy r.ibitc-ihcr c.o5 7 Notieo-SehOol Electicn. The animal meeting of School Dis- trict No. 3, of Jefferson county, for the election of Trustee and for the transaction of such other businefs as may hie -hilly come before it, will be held at the District school house, on the first Saturday in April, 1887. The polls will ho open between hours of 4 and 0 p. tn. Dated, 'Wickes, March 18, 1887. E. II. DEA N, Henste t FIZR J. R. G Trustee* Attest: W. M Reef -tee, Clerk: • ATTENTION, FARMERS! Northein Grown Grass, Garden and Field Seeds Are earlier, more productive and more feird than any others and best adapted to this climate Bend a trial order to H. A. D'Acit see, Wateeaale Druggist, f..1pm Mote faty, Mont Ilonte -for Tra‘elers. he City Ho JEEFFRSON CITY, MONT., Newly Fittd Up. Newly Furnished. T. E. CRAWFORI`, - Proprieto:. Patronage Respe 't fully licked, Charges ▪ Reasonable. Strayed Away. :stayed away from - Comet, sometime iii November, ti Ouckskincoloredmare; white tripe in lace, one, loot white, dark stripe Ilong back, white saddle marks, branded 9 on left shoulder, weight 80o to 91an his. chtobably went taward Pony with .othee horses. A liberal reward will be paid for her return or for iuformation heading to her recovery. C. E.1 - 10FE.R. (apr1-4) Comet:Vont N °deo to Creditor. Estate of Edwin 31. Batchelder; deaea.sed. Notice is hereby given by - tha noder- -dried, administrator of thenstate of Ed - Win N. Batchelder, deceased, to the cred- itors of and all persons haring claims egainst the said deceased, ea exhibit then', with the necessary vouchers, within four .nonths after the first publication of this: notice, to the said administrator at his office, in the court house in the said coun- ty of Jefferson. • Dated at Boulder this 29th day of March 1.887. A. S. KELLOGD, Administreeor of estate of Edwin M. Batchelder, deceased. School Election. • :;otice is hereby given that there wilT be an election - helki at the school house in' district No. 15, on Lower Beaver Creek, Jefferson county, Mont., Saturday, April 2.(1, 1887. for the purpose of electing trus- teas. -• The polls will be open from 1 to 4 o'clock p. in. By order of Board of True - tees. Ficasnr A. Fates, Clark. HAY RANCH FOR SALE. One of the best hay ranches in Boulder valley, known as the -\Jones Ranch,\ 'amd belonging to the estate of the Iste Halpin W. Dildine, is hereby offered for sale. It is situated three miles -northeast of Bould- er City, and is well adapted to dairying, stock raising, er growing hay -fox a -good and cenvenient market, in wide -lathe de- mand for geed hey is steadily 4ocreasing. For further particulars apply to (ap1-4) Callatin, Mena W\..r2lX.:: ar.Ea'N INTER PRESS. NEW FEATURIEZI, NEW TALENT, NEVI Paztv;:r..:Pett. The MODEL WEEKLY (Cr the Farefly, Farm one FICUeehold. tiVrillf NUM nr.F rentals§ the news of the week is oondrnsed tetidai,:e form ; cheats &tortes; a live Farm deparcr.int edited forthis field; s W017,611 . 111dejsare . in.ot (hy special editress): * Your Pelts department:. a puzzle corner. \ Nt•tes and Queries,\ with mrplies me tegel. rivem.l. sod vrterinery T iest(onii, Ly exp o rts ; also editorials. correspondence, hurcor, sod gent:t1 litarstoie. PIiC or.iLY o Loo PEn YEAR. OUR COMBINATIOR IRMO& $1.10 E ON V EAR'S SURSCRIPTItiN and . floe Years In Poult:y Yard,\ 51.10. A pranphirt s e. :try inn:lux!. i5Spxee. ol re di vs! Sc. Pos . tpaid. $1.25 'ar.e Y ff A l l ett B o g r c 11 1 2; u 4ro a rV,..',T.?$ : e at, one. :tithe preface %rite:: The present rol4me .0 sop f dy greavm s a rlety of excellent desi g ns useful ter dress, or hoo rehoitt decoration, tilt] bore e'er before bees gathered (Es 1....fo r,f one maanol. 469 illustration', • t R ia n t ' d t r A i rlr.M'rifi;noPi e nr e - tot's Practical Dictionary twit Ths cat Web- i um a y . h ,,,,,,, de gd etronary poi:dished; 1,500 ilhostra• tots 0-mo .61: a h. (S. S. Wood, 13i diW. 3d1 • If Jr ITS $1•90 Lod 8o4 rat Caster, by Vise err I:Iris:ire i:?:ctes orb e resit )i. castor* -N Retied It has 1:11SCRIPTL aror n:z t o od os a\ , : tin o: pop of tiv ir mager it: • Am ommilituAl : laatala mot lamMommtlaiots4m) $15.0 nON L V LA S I PTI0 N snd the Pith- ‘ir Doer Prase (Slept) Sewing Idsciolne. 111515. A perfect Singer machttie. drop-leaf utile, p.ml box cover, to dn. ere. Pali set attauhraeota, warrtuaod 3 yaan. Frei g ht from Chica g o paid Ly euleoribet. OUR CLUB FREIDA& Any subscription under thew Clubs may As a sobrta- tit! reward to friends ishe week to ineresee p_a Sunport. the sohsornitios I ist..fthe W xtstr Picts an R PRE,51„ o'f•-r C 1 . \/ - - w - IR , his claim, and that :odd proof will made f Iowa c s pre o ri 4 me to those ccnding cl nisi, with ON Fl CIGARS an TOBACCO, Boulder Car t - Montana. BRADLEY 13 1-2 Main St., Helena. Watelinsaltesf- -v- Ilepairing and Manufacturing Tewele - z ••• Watches cleaned for 4.%1.50, and other work in proportion. !'Agent for Lutainiaus Door Plates. TREODORE FREYLER'S before J. C. Kerley, Probate Judge Jeffer- son county, at Boulder, Montatm, on May 7. 1887, viz: Edgar L Fletcher, who made pre-emption declaratory statement No. 45O, for the S% SW' i and NW SW sec. 28, tp. 4 N, range 4w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Walter D. Northrup. Joel N. D. Taylor, of Boulder, Mont.; Alonzo A. Marsh, Henry J. Marsh, of Whitehall. W. LANGUORNE, Reg'r. WORKING CLASSES e a i r l e t. i now prepared to furnish all classes with em- ployment at home, the whole of the time, or for their spare moment -3. Business new, light and profit -able. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5.00 per even- ing, and a proportiona4 sum 1.1y devoting all -their time to the bwinest. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who see this may send their addrers, and of tie e. -se nation premiums. cf (Sc ciiinbinsti , ,n pi...mew-55, remit ir.r suit rubscription the price &Lose taateed for the costhination). r•mr m Club of ta.-710 Ladies' of Yowl Work. (Dr:scribed sherd.) - Ire' r a clot, or a..—wax,e, rnzetiml (Describcd s(orn.) Pop a Clut, or 25.-71m FL:thanks' Ph:Mete Press Sea et. ( De.e.eited. shove.) 1 7. 0r a Club of 11 . 4 - 0 P. ONE OF TRY; Aka ak3 e crLran_trr CLOZ1 . /3 A 1 7. - LtEr:\: ORGANS Unexbelied the World, stIle \C Lim price, Pe). id magolamot tricix is solid ai.lunt mot. Leop sttodr, eiktitg !mama 9:111st-1 clean. tad toeuse-yroof tachment. lAngth Salad - et, iri-igLt in foamy depth , • ttsto. Eire tztamo 4.! • s. r loci of tozdz. toe. stool. 21:0 ix ono to . most dtshoLio otTi:s in C -a octal o n pe %II I warrant. alb. the airinufestnrass wee re fuseinteed by tho General Forthwesteru Agent. Vathati n e s. at whos e /real j:¢0 end or g an WarlirWinXifi in pi, it MS] be wit and keted dee.-,c. tort** es test the business, we make the offer. T o - ether styles these organs can hare their stoke eves to tte stomas w'reilotahle bank of keys, too. eel rd .* , C os, eenteloing /5 sets reeds, atapt. Itsi.4 at? Droywirti ? aately lar g e deb or that:. arid (ti5n being mar - Full particulars and outfit free. Address A 14:- Or TEr Notice to creditors. For a Club or. oalom and Billiara GEORGE STIIC8ON & CO., POrtialld, Maine. e 4 Estate of Eli Holbrook, deceased. eme HALL. A Selected Stock of Wines 'Liquors and. Cigars. i wau ee Beer on Draught. - - MONTANA. Galloways for Bale. I have a few very tine half-breed Gallo- way bull calves for sale. The same may be seem my place one Mlle north of Boulder. 0. OR 741C(11 such es are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing. Notice is hereby given by the under- signed, adminietrator of the estate of Eli Holbrook, deceased, to the. creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary Touchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said adminietrator at my office in the town of Boulder, in the county of Jet- teriion. A. S. KELLOGG, Public Administrator, And Administrator of estate of Eli Hol- brook, deceased, Dated at Boulder. te 10th day of March. 17. syr banda r sal.40k. and Churchss 654- rx14 act a: ...ace. YINI2P.iieoRTED Baud instruments I 01a r: ens sat Carrico. ,'Lb A!ice. 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