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61. Jefferson County Sentinel. RAILWAY RUMBLINGS. ti T 1 ere the ides of NOvemher, 1888.1 ETCETERA. . Citizens of bonlder, see that ye District court convenes Jiondey. tral II ailways. heed the knock. What are you What la Being Done on the Nor- The mountain is certainly venting to NIshommet. \Fortune kt sl once at least least at every tnan's ket therm Pacific and Montan.a Cen- Grading is about all completed on ;. , i r ti h as to help along the car ofprogress? ishes.\- -Auditor ullivau. — I e answer is plain. Nothing! If you the Helena, Boulder Valley & Butte i 1 sit „iv your stoves on chilly days or railway from Jefferson' to Boulder. , street corners on pleasant ones dis- The three tunnels are finished, and cussing the situation with your hands \The ground reguirrei croe still flour - Windows and cedar doors and shingles In stock at Kellogg's after May 10th. The Wickes branch is doing an enorm- ous business in freight and passengers. 4 , Sash, Doors, Screens and Moulding at Helena prices. L. TATLog, Boulder. After /ley 10th, go to A. S. Kellogg for cedar shingles, cedar doors and cedar moulding. We learn that the ser.ices of W. H. -Hunt have been secured to nesist County Attorney Joyes in the prosecution of the Hart caee. For finishing lumber, doors, windows, and moulding, call on A. S. Kellogg, Boul- der, M. T., aftot May 10th. The Trenchant says that the Bedford flouring mills are booming, and turning out the best brands of flour in the market. We learn fleet our neighboring camp, Wickes, is taking on a real boom. Build- ing the great tunnel, erecting new build - lugs, etc., have caused the heretofore thriv- Ine to take on renewed rigor. Let her boom! A. printer in Butte attempted to commit suicide last week just because his wife of a few weeks skipped out with another fel- low. He bought a pistol to shoot the fel- low with and then concluded to shoot himself. Two hundred Butteites are on the war- path because Dune McDonald, a bruiser, has been relegated to the pen for prize' ing accomplished by the road doub- fighting. If he violated a law of the land, and the jury says that he did, he should be punished. We are glad to learn through the Miner that Mr. Al. Sterrett, who has been con- fined in the Sisters' Hospital at Butte for some time with paralysis, is improving, and there are at present strong hopes of his recovery. Al, here's hoping! The Montana Union is to run through Deer Lodge, but the citizens of that burg bear the greater part of the expense. Heretofore the road and depot was to far away that it afforded practically no ac- commodation to her people. Butte is promised a regular old-fashion- ed dog fight. We never heard of a set of people so full of fight as they are in Butte. We alwaes deprecate anything in the fighting line, but if it must go on—Mon- tana vs. Minnesota—our sympathies go a long way towards the Montana \purp owned by Jan A. Gordon. That veteran Montanian, Mr. James Fergus, one of the keenest observers and of ripest experience, says that every ranch In Montana ought to be funestied with a barometer, and that a few dollars spent in that direction would save thousands. The barometer is an unfailing prophet, and the sensitive elements are aware ef the coming of storm long enough in advance of its appearance to give opportunity to seek cover. When our ranchmen learn that there is money and safety in barum- eters, they will not be without the daily Advice of such a useful instrument.— Herald. PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. canon. Hails have already been laid down for over a mile this side of Jef- ferson, and two additional milts of iron are immediately to be pat down. That will fetch thetrack to Col. Hod - son's sawmill at the mouth of Brew- ery gulch,on the side of which is the longest tunnel on the line- -368 feet. The road makes a twist right here to get up the side of the mountain, gain- ing in an air line only a few hundred feet, but in height rise, some s'xty feet; or fo other words, in gaining a distance of GOO feet the engine is lifted at the rate of ten feet in the hundred, reckoning on distance gain- - ed from Jefferson to Boulder, this he - Richard Dunn and wife paid the Grand Central a visit hue week. J. H. Birch, after a visit to Helena, has returned to the Grand Central. Thomas Crehan and wife of Wickes raid friends at Townsend a visit last week, John • Mack, E. Fitzgerald, .and Peter Murray were guests at the Grand Central Wednesday. Patrick Dougherty, a noted Californian from San Francisco, registered at the Grand Central last Wednesday. Jack Rowand shot at Peter Martn in Butte on the 26th,but missed his mark and shot and killed Joseph Bussiere. Joseph B. Brien, the jovial and affable hotel man of Basin showed his genial countenance at the grand Central last Friday. Prof. Rosser, a bright star in the musi- cal firma.meut of Helena, has been casting his smiles on friends in Boulder the past day or two. Mrs. General John Burris returned last evening from an eastern visit and joined her husband at the Merchants ho- tel, Helena, Mr. Johnson, who represents a large amount of eastern capital, has been in Boulder the past week. He will probably remain with us and grow up with the country. We welcome Messrs. Downs and Cain as a new addition to Boulderites. We learn on good authority that they are conning to stay with us. Their place of business will be where Dougherty's store was. They are at the Grand Central. S. 0, Smith, an adept in the tonsorial art, has been quite sicho . We are glad to learn that he has nearly recovered owing to the skill of Dr. Leighton and the good nursing of his wife, who came from Helena to attend to him. Burgeon Dentist J. Il Queener, of Port- land, has arrived in the city, and is quar- tered at the Windsor. Those needing anything in the dentist line will do well to call on him. He warrants to give first- class; work. He will remain eight days. Henry Adams, of Boulder, is in the city on business bout. lie says the mines in his vicinity are making a splepdid show- ing all along the line. He initneelf an expert on ores and knows wEereof he mapeeks.—Indepeedeut. . Col. Dodge, chief engineer of the Mon- tana Central, arrived in Boulder on Satur- day's stage, and placed his mune upon the Windsor register. On Saturday moraine, in company with Mr. and Mrs. Cralle, vis- ited the Boulder Hot Springs, au e was de - now remains but the completion of in _your trousers poukets, or sucking . the stub of a cheroot, the golden °p - the trestle bridges that the ties end portunity will pass and you . will be iron may give us railway communi- I left out in the cold. If it be true that \'God helps those who help them- selves,\ and it must be taken as true until controverted, it is about time that you were doing something if you expect help from any source. Build reduction worke, erect a flouring mill, weeder' factory, a taenery, 01 - a furni- ture maturfactore. any one of which enterprises wutild pay /I refit) from the start as the true secret of success- ful manufacturing is cheap power, whic't you have at yeete deers. ''Fake it while you may. I ndisce capitalists to come here mid illy/3st 'their sur- plus by giving them some conces- sions. To these whteweeald wake de- sirablt, citizens make olers of lots on easy terms and fair figures. This will induce men to build and beeeme permanent residents. When fortune knocks at your gate be prepared to open it and give a hearty e•elcente to those who desire to pter therein. A TETTE STORY. ling on itself reducing the actual !emit) to about a quarter of ten per- cent. Owing to the difficulty in procur- ing bridge material the bridge build- ing has been somewhat delayed, and only the personal attention and inde- fatigable energies of'Ir. MacKenzie, of the bridge building contractors, has pushed the work as well along as it exists at present. Three bridges, seventy to eighty feet high and front three hundred to five hundred feet long are /already up, while another one is rising right over the stage road between Jefferson and Boulder, un- der whVi the old-fashioned stage coach carries Uncle Sam's Mail pouch, hut will soon be a thing of the past on this route. As for the Montana Central, it's . like a swarm of bees to loelc at the men at the foot of the Wickes moun- tain at the outlet of the tunnel into Boulder basin. The amount of ma - tens! they will have to take out ne- cessitates their dumping over, on and beyond the Northern Pacific branch, but with the ready wit and intelli- gence of the engineers in charge of the respective roads they soon ac- commodate themseves to the exigen- cies of one road passing under the other. A FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY. Take Time by the Forelock—For- tune Knocks Once at Least at Every Man's Gate.\ The above quotation is felled in the Dictionary of Proverbs. Its truth or talsity cad be proven by nearly all of the hutnaii race. Yet, after a c analysis of the subject, the SEN- 80mething that Boulderites should Read and Ponder Over. weal. is prepared to take the affirm- ative of the question. 'Having set- tled that matter to its entire satisfac- tion it deems the present opportun- ity a most 'fovarable °tie to bring the matter home to its readers, but enure especially to those who are residents of Jefferson the richest in Mineral wealth cf all the bright galaxy of gems that encircle the brow of M0. tuna. \Fortune knocks once . at ev-. cry watt's gate,\ is the laessenige (4 ti :o text upon which we propose to make a few remarks this morning. The turner after years of weary tell finds a prospect that gladdens his I heart and visions of wealth disturb his dreams. He is offered a snug are being erected both for buSi- fortune fos Ii a find, but friends step in and assure him that it is Worth x nes1 and residence purposes. The An exchange has the following blank verse that contains so much truth that the SENTINEL man thinks it worthy of being handed down to posterity and hopes that its teachings will not fall uric) aneunappreciative ears: - \Tell us not in mournful numbers that the town is full of gloom, for the man's a crank who slumbers in these bursting days of boom: Life is real, life is earneat, and the grave is not its goal; every dollar that thou turnest helps to tna.Ve the old town roll. But enjoyment, and not sorrow, is our destined end for way; if you have no money, bor w ---buy a corner lot each day! Live, Of great mere all rewind us we cah win immortal fame;'tet • us leave •the chumps be- hind us, and we'll gent there just the same. Iu this werld's broad field of battle, in the biyounfe of life, let us make the dry bones rattle—buy a corner lot for wife! . Let us, then, be up and doing, with, a heart for any fate; still achieving, still purnesine, booming early, booteing late.\ • • lighted with the appearance of things , Montana save the capital for a live, there under the direction of that prince ' permanent and flourishing city. Let of caterers, Wm. Trotter. Arrivals at the Windsor: H. I. Mc - us investigate the matter and see if Daniel, Assistant Engineer Bold hsr and fled Bluff Railroad ; Milton Cauby, of the Summitt House, Wickes; Gen. J. S. Har- ris, Helena ; Cha.s.:Johnson, New York ; J. T. Dodge, Chief Eng. Mont. C. R. IL ; It, J Stumpf, Kansas City; B. Hamburgh, Kanaus City ; W. H. Green, Jeffettnn ; M. tialisbary, Colorado; Maguire Comedy Company, Butte; J. W. Buakett, Amazon; Dr. French, Chas. A. Clark, Helena ; W. P. Hoopes, Valley; J. B. Alberts, St. Louis: Charles Hossfeld, Itaderaiburgt Chas. M. Jeffries, Helena; T. Straw, with Eng. Red Bluff & Mont. C. R R. To Arms! To Arms!! A meeting is called for Wednesday eve- ning at the SENTINEL office for the pur- poae of organizing a militia company. All interested will be on hand promptly at 7:3 0 o'clock. Free Lecture. Temperance lecture at the Court House, on Thursday evening, M tv 5, by Masseita Bullard, Esq., of Helena, at which time he will give an expo- sition of the Local Option law. Come one, come all. G. A. R. James B. McPherson Post, No. 13, G. A. It meets the ;Id lenuay 0 1 cac ti naneth. GEO. TEN EYCK, Com'd. - A. S.X.F.T.LOGG, Adj't. S, i fib DRAMA. Maguire's Comedy Company En- liven Our People Two Nights Most Delightfully. Maguire'a Comedy Company have come and gone, but it will be some time ere they are forgotten. On Mon- day- evening was presented \Our Boys,\ the plot being of English ori- gin, and it was 'successfully rendered. Miss I,otta Wade, the leading lady, is of fine stage address, and seems to be perfectly at home either in com- edy or as a sensational actress, sings well, and made a most favorable impression upon our people. Miss Dupree is a winsome soubrette, and certainly has a moSt promisu g future. Miss Dimling is good, and we find Murphy is always in the lead. F. M. Mayer, as the son of Old Tag - bet Champney, in \Our Boys,\ wsa immense. He is young, _but a very promising actor. -H,ennesay Leroy he Is a fine comedian, and never falls to enlist the favors of the. audieece. In fact both plays, \Our Boys\ and \Di- vorce\ were well rendered, and the company, on the whole, are excel- lent. We nest the Acting Manager, Louis Villemaire, and all of the company, and found them gentle- tnanly and untiring in their endeav- ors: to please the public. 1Ve will always gladly welcome the Maguire Combination. ASTONISHING SUCCESS. It is the duty of every person who has used Boschee's German Syrup tp let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends In curing consumption, severe coughs, croup. asthma, pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung di/seises. No per- son can use it without immediate relief. ,Three doses will relieve any case, and we ; consider it the duty of all druggists to re- commend it to the poor, dying consump- tive, at least to try one bottle, as 80,000 I dozen bottles were sold last year, and no one case where it failed was reported. Such a medicine as the German Syrup can not be too widely known. Ask your drug- . gist about it. Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, 75 ceete. Sold by all druggists and dealers in the United States and Catuoia. million, and eventually dissuade him m fro accepting a stunt that would have rendered him independent for life. 'What is the result? Ile under- takes the development of the mine Grand Oqncorts. We very much wish 'to call the attention of the readers of the SENINEL to some feetures of the entertainment to be given in the Baptist chnrclis On Monday and Tuesday evenings, of next week., May the 2n1 and 3rd. At this time in Beuhier val- ley there are ter to I large number of IUU siciaLe, etio tisei klifillss united in pre - wing this, home codcert, bringing to its assistance ten or twelte different musical instruments, in additim to the voices of the singers. Some thirty persons partici- pate in the music, , ibout half of which number are children costumes prepared for the occasion. ' The fan drill has 'been most etrefully perfscte s j by little miss 's. and the boys in ottani° Schtnoker sing adiuirebly, while a better rendering of really good .music is not often gihen than will be off- ered the people of the valley in the next few days. It is to be hoped that NI peo- ple will patronize home talent and Institu- tions, the money culled by the concert be iag devoted U, the :end of the \Ready Workers,' to be at once inrceed in read. estate in Boulder. Programs are beimg widely elreulatrel through the county „which rough be pre- itereed for reference, at the concerts. Ad- mission, seventy-five cents each evening. , The Wickes boom. . Wickes botuining. Buildings n tow is full of people, mostly calied thither by the prospect of an immense demand for labor as soon as work is igaugerated along the line of the MoetenaCentrel. Saloons himself. He becomes in% ()Fred in a d .1:pi-APIs are citiiticr a' tee h• n noi busi- s, debt, loses his mine and ends his 1 nese wild or Merchants are kept as (hays in penury if not actual wept. Ile sv . as bees hi filling orders for eFortune knocked at that man's gate.\ merchandise. Work upon the open lint he heeded it not. cuts of the big t tweed is being pree- ns town of Boulder is the most reuttel with a dispatch never before favorably aitunted of any town iii witnessed in raihoad building. For the next v. a • it least Wickes will ha% e the full seeefit .of the army of army of lithorerti who will be - em- the SENTINEL has made a mistake. p'eyed on the Mentana Central in ad - First, we see that she has grown to (lit mm to to those Ii0W empleviel in her i present size alinoEt wholly by th . wines. But she is getting a virtue of her farming-, and grazing Loewe of ruftieeneu end retel: l thieves interests. , Just now there is a pros- as Well. Knock downs, free fights, peet of a boom in minting. All of the and petit larceny cases are said to be old companies operating at the ores. becoming altogether too common for emit time, within a distance of 'from the good of the yommunity. three to ten miles of Boulder, arc _ preparing to increase the Output of District Court. their mines and are nrikitig ready le Thero are in the nehrhhorbeod ef increase the capacity of the various s xty civil eases before this term of reduction . works. .1%.iew mines are court. The criminal cuses are as being opened Up as rapidly . as eis i- i follows: ble. Two railroad lines art while Tsrritory• vs. Edward Rehberg; DOUGHERTY STAND, constructed within the times' of the murder. town. One a branch of the Northern Pacific eetending from Helena to Butte; the other the Manitoba or Montana Central. We are on the main line of this road tlee is making gaint str dss toward the Pacific. This will he tbe great short line mines the continent. Boulder is to be the in- itial point of the Boulder aed Na- tional Park railroad, the chief engi- neer of which started -en a tour of observatiou of the proposed route IM Tuesday lust. Tine road will be . un- der way the euemerie.year, and in fact , all these•reedi3 will be in full opera. DELAYED LOC-t.LS. Grand opening at Downs & Cain's on Monday evening. Free luuch for all. Claude Williams, of Maguire Comedy company, registered in large letters on the 25th at the Grand Cen- tral. Louis H. Villetnaire, the gentle- reenLy Manager of Maguire's Come- dy Company, registered at the Grand Central on the 25th. W. C. !McDonough came down from Elkliese ott the 23, staved a few days with his friends at the Grand Central and returned on the 27th. The fevorite comedian of fil l aguire's excellent troupe, Hennessy Lerovie, showed up his pleasant countenance at the Grand Central on the 26th and 27th. Mrs. F. Kempsey will be in Boulder May 11th, 12th, lOth and 14th, with an ele- gant and well selected stock of spring and summer milinery goods. Ladies of Boul- der and valley, please call and examine goods at the Windsor House. Ben Hamburger, of Kansas City, and Dick Stumpt, of St. Joe, Missouri. were le:eters to our eantwyo city this week. The former is a genial representative of a wholesale liquor house, and the lattenwho wears an every -day face, Is puffing the puffers. The Teutonic persuasion was R ell rep- reseuted at the Windsor and Hot Springs this week. Their standard-bearer was John Wick, ably assisted by the irrepress- ible representatieee of thinibrians, August FoLer and Leonerd Stienerenner. F. W. Krtsp al upie and upon the scene, and to- gether wail this jovial crew, ehey made the ,13(it Springs a scene of one coatimiel round of pleasure. • Something Yon Need—Shorthand. Because it will aid you more thee our hingelst. in acquiring knowledge. Because it will help you to a geed business. \How can it be learned?\ By the mild of a Look Muddied at home and leseons by mail from su accotnplished teiefier. \At -what caps -n ?\ The trifling sum of $8, including boat. e.Why eo chimp when collegee advertise the same course of fnstructioa for #25?\ Because a new text -book Is need that re- duces the labor of learning proportionately to the difference in 'price by the system being made simplier than heretofore, and more practical, -besides being the most pop- ular method, having the indorsement of our congressional and professional report- ers everywhere, together with over 1000 g,raduatee . 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 months' study dur- ing spare moments, and been helped Co po- sitions in. offices by Mr. Scott- Browne where they have earned from $12 to $20 a week. Write and ask for a free sample copy of Browne's Phonographic Monthly and full particulars.. Address D. L. Scott -Browne, 23 Clinton Place, New York, N. Y. Lime. At Swart. rick's Lillie Kim, n Elkhorn Creek. 40 cents per bushel. Territory vs. Curtis Denboo; em - to zz ement. ' Territory vs. JOlTh il 1-rt.; warder. Terrielry 'a. Wm. M ii chel I ; draw- ing cleany weapons. Ten r itory vs, Ji ,Ini Floyd and Charles Ilide;; aliened from justice's 1' Court. 1 Judge Wade will plobably had this term, tie ; the new Judge has . faded to hut in at oppearance. Wood. Leare your ordera for wocd at J. D. Gteesbeek & Co., or other job hauling. Wet. me KAY. FREE LUNCH! Downs 34, Cain S1 ILL GIVE A Grand Opening Monday Evening, May I, 1e87. - IN THE OLD-- Where they will serve a superb lunch, at 6 o'clock in the evening. This place has been nicely fitted up, amid the choicest ot Wines, Liquors and Cigars have been recur, d. -THEIVINDSOR STABLES, GEO. A. COOK, Proprietor. Taken Up. Came to my ranch, on or about the 20th of April, 1836, one boy gelding 5 or 6 . years of age, black mane and tail, branded E on left shoulder. The owner is request- ed to come forward, prove property, and . pay for this notice and take the minimal tesay. CRARLLS FLEMING. Dated Gregory, April 23. i87. Will 3.iVl CFNrt' 1)iiv . a fine smokinggood eiger at - Doo,yhertv . Finest Turnouts in the City! Horses Boarded by Week or Month! -- — Hay and Grain For Sale. BOULDER, : : MONTANA. RIRS. F. KEMPSEY Has just received a most elegant lino of SPRING and SUMMER Millinery Goods! And is now prepared to furnish anything from a two-bit scheol hat to a twenty - dollar bridal bonnet, and will be .pleased to see the ladies of Wickes and surrounding towns. Shop on up- per Main street, WICKES. - - MQNTAN.A. Charles Howard, Plasterer and Lather. Three -Coat work 2(1 Two -Coat work 15 r/rKalsomining done to Order. Cents 6 New Store: rtio. 18811 .. Mining Application. U. S. LAND:OFFICE, Helena, M. T., April 25, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the Emmit Consolidated Mining Company, by Hou- sand M. Cooper, its president, whose post - office is 1101sna, M. T.. has this day tiled its application for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Miranda Lode, Mine or rein bearing silver, etc, with sur- face ground six hundred feet in width, situated in Boulder Unorganized Mining District, County of Jefferson and Terri- tory of Montene, and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No. 86, in township 7 it, range 4 w, of principal base line and Meridian of Moments Territory, said lot No. 86 being as followa, to wit: Beginning at corner No. 1, from which the quarter section corner between Sections 27 and 28, town- ship 7 ml, range 4 w bears mi. 36° 12w, 479-7 feet ; thence s '75° 15' e 1500 feet; thence n 2° 5o' e 600 feet; thence n 75° 15' w 1500 feet • thence a $° 50' w 600 feet to place of beginning. Magnetic variation 20° 45' to 22 e, containing 20-22 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the recorder's office of Jeffereon county, in book 0 of Lodes. The adjoinins claim- ants are the Vivian Lode, lot Si on the south. Any and all person claiming adversely any portion of said Miranda Lode, Mine or surf ce ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Helena, in the Territory of 'Montana, during the sixty days' period of publication hereof, I or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. S. W. LeNeuonee, Register. JOIll W. - EDDY, Attorney for Applicant. It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pub - Halted for the period of sixty days (ten ronsecutive weeks), in the JEFFERSON COUNTY SENTINEL, a weekly new‘paper, published at Boulder, M. T. S. W. LANGIEOXNE, Register. - - — Summons. TERRITORY oF MONTANA, S. County of Jefferson, In the Justice's Court of Boulder Town- ship, before I). G. Warner, Justice of the Peace. F. T. Schreiner and Margaret Schreiner,do- Mg business under the firm name and style of Schriener & Co., plaintiffs, vs. George D. Greene. defendant. The people of the Territory of Montana, to the above named defendants, greet- ing: You are hereby smummod to be and appear before me, D. G. Warner, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the County of Jefferson, at my office is Boulder. on Tuesday, the 22d day of April, A. 1.). 1887, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, then and there to make answer to the complaint if F. P. Schreiner and Margaret Schreiner, the above named plaintiffs; in a civil action to recover the sum of one hundred and fifty-seven (toilers, for goods. wares and And an endless variety of all kinds of Dry Goods. nlirchandise sold and delivered plaintiffs New Goods! W. H. GREEN & CO., enchrins - trt ens Vor WHOLESAIT &RETAIL GROCERS, —AND DIALER* IX— Produce, Provisions, Etc. tv*te **qv sAals , 40.40.4.4111..R.R. ee ;Mee wee 4r.r IMP if. 4itr 4f OF , * 46.40.41. se**40. es. Dry* googs -3+ and -)w Clothillit IA** di. 40.4e lb SP OR se qe**** 440 ie. etrafr *ea toes& te ea* ee Wei - wee 40 Illeieeoepair CIT - r, MONT. —Cs; :0 Fresh Butter and Eggs a Specialty. Having purchased the entire stock of Messrs. Eyl & Co., and having secured a large invoice of goods from the East, we are now prepared to present to the peo- ple of Boulder and vicinity, and the Territory at large, a complete line of merchandise, consisting of everything in keeping with the wants of the people. We have a full line of Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, . GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. G-I_A_1\71 1 1 7 )077.7=1Z, CA_IDS .A.1TD PITE3319. • = \77= ! NEW GOODS HAVE COME! Lawns, Nansooks, Embroidered Robes, Laces, to defendant, and Icing balance -of im- mure due on the 15th day of April, 1887, /red in deleult thereof judgment will be rendered against you, the above named defendant, for the sum of one hundred mud fifty-seven dollars and co.,t of suit iu this behalf expended. Given under my hand this 16th day of April, A. D. 188'7. P. G. WANNER, Justice of the Peace of said Township. Gramme F. Cow -en, 4-28 4w- Ate enay for Plaintiffs. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue 1f an order of sale in my hands, issued put of the District Court of the First JUdiciel District of Montana Territory, in and for the counts - of Galla- tin in the suit of George Geniis against Elizabeth C. Shed, duly attested the 10th day of March A. I). 1887, I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the said Elizabeth C. Shed in and to the f ol- lowing described property, situated in Jet: fersou county, *inane 'territory, viz: Lot One in section 23, lots 3 and 4 and the northeast 3 of the northwest 14 of section 24 in township 2 north of range .1 east of the principal meridian, containint 170.46 acres, more or less. Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of May A. D. 1887, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p. m. of said day; at 10 o'clock n.m. in front of the .court house door I Will sell all the right, title and interest of the said Elizabeth C. Shed in and to the said above described property to the highest bidder for cosh in hand. Given under my hand, this the . 14th day of April A. 1). 1887. DANIEL MCNEILL, Sheriff, By FRANK LINDSEY, Deputy Sheriff. CHARLES POND, Baker and Confectioner, And Dealer in Chinese anq Japanese Goods. FANCY PORCELAIN E and .1 C E1IN - A. - WA. Rd EJ, CIGARS and TOBACCO, Boulder City, - Montana. -- --- Eggs for Hatching! Plymouth Rocks, $2 per dozen; White and Brown Leghonie $1.30 per dozen. In - _Loire of tioree Bees., Jefferson City, Montana. Swiss Embroideries, HATS. Elowers, and other Hat Trimming in Variety. WINDOW SHADES, ETC. Come before the wagon starts out T. A. VTICKES, BOULDER, MONTANA. .11. M. FARCITLN, Helena. Wm. Mounts, Boulder. drd Morrio, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Carry a large stock of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OlLS, BRUSHES' WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, And TOILET ARTICLES. Also Lamps, Candies, Tobaccos, Cigars, 1300115 and S rr t r r ION iv: — PRESCREPTION FILLED AT ALL HOURS. • Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use Only. Notice to Creditors. Eetate of Eli Holbrook, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under- signed, administrator 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 vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at ray (Alice ha the town of Boulder, in the county of Jef- terson. A. S. KELfOGG, Public Administrator, And Administrator of estate of Eli Hol- brook. deceased. • Dated at Boulder. th 10th day of March. 1887, • ss-4i Northein Grown Grass, Garden d Field Seed Are earlier, more productive and more hardy than any others and best adapted to thie climate. Scud a trial order to H. A. D'Actieut e Wnolesele Druggist, Bette City, Mont felehe A. BRADLEY, - 13 1-2 Main St., - -Helena. Jeweler, Watehnestkev —AND— a- 1 7 2, Repairing and Menu recurring- Towele=. Watches cleaned for $1.50, and other work in proportion. egrA s eem i t for DGOt _ Stra.Ved. Strayed from Philip Wager ranch near Comet, one red steer, two years old, branded W on hip, slit in right ear and hole hi &Dile ear. One white steer, two veers old, branded W on hip, slit and also 'hole in right ear. A suitable reward will be paid for their recovery. PHILIP WAGEL, 11.1rn Cswipt,MalitbI40. 61.
