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•••••'' HELENA, BOULDER VALL'? & BrTTE TRAINS South -bound. North -bound, Pamenger- 11.36a. m. 3.15 p. ni. Freight • 11.45 The passenger train for Boulder leaven Helena at 9.15 a. - - \E't THOMAS * CO, • BOULDER: MONTANA. DEALEPA rX 131[...9.71.3:11:717.4 1 1e..R. , Ileatino . anti Cook nice Slovens, WG0D01.00E, GLAM. , A fez stock kelii n bane at an Musa. BUILDERS' MATERIALS KEPT il\ GOOD SUPPLY AND SOLD AT REASONABLE RATES. Tin Work and Repairing a specialty. BUSINESS NOTICES.' SHIKEE HATS will be Sold at reduced C prices at T. A. WIKW. A l lr 3711111100111.71* • epos- Clabarb.. For the next sixty days I will mell my entire stock of Saab and Doors at a discuuht for eamh. Now la time to get a bargain. LEES TAYLOR. WICKES' Goods are Cheap -not the Mien of Wickes, but T. A. Wicks., at Boulder. Call and see. LeUll A LL R A T FROM 15 To 25 CENTS AT E.DEL'S Saloon, opposite Bach, Cory 6: Co.\. 13.A.X.a1117., 3341.1r. A good quality of Baled Hay for sale at my place, three miles mutt of Boulder. DtLniNE. SALE -LOT ON CORNF.E OF MAIN Street and Third avenue, Boulder; W:150 feet. Inquire of J. D. GROESBECK. 'DV MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AT T. A. Wickes' store, and don't forget he has a lot of new boots and shoes for men and boys, just received. B EST RILWArKEE BEER on draught at H. limpet* opposite Bitch, Cory & Co.'s., ‚\OR SALE...el-LEAVY WORK HARNESS AND .1! Bain Wagon, 334 inch axle. Apply at True AGE office. 7\Carill. S2grgit,32.t a shoe that looke • sim smaller than it is, ladies, go to T. A. Wicks,' ' More for it. - EWA RENT -TWO SECOND -STORY FRONT _.(.1 Rooms, very suitable fur Ofties. Inquire at the Boulder Exchange. C HICKENS TAKEN ON SUESCRIPTION AT Tug Ana office, at market price. THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1888. ,, _ Xa4CPCI.A.X.e DitE3EINT T. F. Murray' put up some hand- some curtains in the windows of the Windsor House saloon.last Thursday. McPherson Post/rand Army of the Republic, meets in regular session next Friday evening. It is hoped the com- rades will fall in promptly and in full force. THE AGE rece ed special dispatches lom the Ipib1icau contention at Livingston Saturday and published an extra, that evening, giving Boulder the earliest news of the proceedings. Two very interesting letters, one from Elkhorn and the other from Bed- ford, reached this office at noon yes- terday, but lack of space prevents their publication in this issue. They will appear next week. - Owing to the illness of Mr. Paúlsen, he was unable to have the court -house' plans ready to present to the Commis- sioners last Monday; and the special meeting of the Board called for that day was postponed until to -morrow. Jefferson county sent $1,147.50 to Lewis and Clarke county some ten days ago to pay the expenses of the Hartt trial. The cost of the execution, $500; is still to be paid. Jefferson county has paid very heavily for a few foolish words. - A man limn' ed Fritz ho wilKftul- ing wood near Calvin'?' by some means a, fell under his wagon last Thursday 111111 - 1‘.1M\ .4. trite wheeWaased over a leg, cams - ing a severe compound fracture be- ween the adakie and the knee.-- 1)r. Hunter attended him and he is doing well in the hospital here C. F. Annett, the general manager of the telephone system in operation in the Rocky Mountain region, is con-„ sidering the feasalêijte of putting in- a new line betweeenelena -and Butte by way of Boulder. Tfteereelleat-thre goes by the old stage road tenefte - Lodge and is difficult to keep in bi-def; while by the way of Boulder it would lunch more easily handled and would probably supply more exchanges between the two cities than the old line does.. If the line is built, Boulder will have an exchange. The Rocky Mountain Telegrah Com- pany has bought the Montana Central' telegraph line between Great Falls and - Helena, with the usual operating priv- ileges. The line will be extended over SCHOOL NEWS. the Montana Central to Butte, and the overland line by way of Deer Dodge The Boulder public schools will will Probably be abandoned. • This close for the summer next Friday. • will give - Boulder competing lines of Judge -D. G. -Warner lute donated to telegraph. The Rocky.3fountain line the Boulder school district a plot of has not been of much force so far, but ground 150 feet square from his home - with the probable completion of the stead tract a square south of the. jail Galt railroad from the Canadian Pa- for the school -house grounds and there cific to Benton and the purchase of the the new building will berereeted. The Montana Central privileges, there is Judge merits and will receive the no reason why it should not, become hearty thanks of every good citizen in an important factor in the world of the district for manifestation of electric message». SOCIETY ITEMS. • ,__ Mrs. Parkinson is slowly racóvering from her recent severe illness. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGowan will begin housekeeping iii Boulder in a few days. . , Mrs. M. H. Parker returned to Boulder last week after A six weeks' visit to her parente at Radersburg. __Mrs. A. Birkenfeld, of Helena, came over the range yesterday to visit her niece, Mrs. Win.' Morris, and family for á few days. The ladies of the Presbyterian church in Boulder propose to give a \Piiilt and White social\ -strawber- ries and ice -cream --on the 14th of June next. -e -,,, Mrs. A. J. Elder starts to -day on a illicit to her former 'home in'ift. Car- soll;‚‚Illinois, going by the _Northern Pacific. Judge Elder will accompany her as far as Helena. Mr. Dry goods -What a leValy color Miss Jones has! I declare, she looks like a chromo. 'Miss Smallwares-A chromo! I had the impression that she was hafftipainted. Borden Courier. Homer Jennison, th popular dis- penser of the. liquid refreshments at the Grapd Central Hotel in Helena, and Miss Grace Cruzen, of the same city, were married some ten days ago, though „the event has been kept rather quiet. - . __Mrs. Robert Law, Mrs. W. F. San- ders, Mrs. H. W. Childs, Miss Sanders, Miss Shiland, and other Helena ladies made a flying trip to Boulder and the Hot Springs Monday. They were the guests of -Supt. Law on the trip, com- ing out in his car; - Mrs. J. L. Morris and four childred, the family of Mr. J. L. Morris, sales- man in T. A. Wickes's store, arrived yesterday from Livingston and are domiciled ie the Biner dwelling, in the western part of town. Another young lady.is added to Boulder society by this arrival of Mr. Morris's family. The Knights of Pythias anniversary ball at the Hot Springs last Friday evening was attended by ',bout 250 ladies and gentleman, all of whom enjoyed the occasion Most heartily. The ladies were handsomely dressed and in. their happiest moods, the gen- tlemen were gallant andattentive, the mimic was delicious and' the dancing was divine, the supper was excellent, and everything contributed to the pleasure of the occasion. The affair was a success in every particular, and the Knights have by it added much to their already great popularity. ‚, RAILROAD RACKET. Progress on4he Wickes tunnel for the Montana rentral road during the week ending Saturday, May 19, 1888, is as follows: North end, 56 feet; seuth end, 54 feet; total, 110 feet; total amount completed to date, 4,250 feet. The Montana Central track has reached Chtecey and is moving stead- ily in this direetron at the rate of a mile or two a day. The question as to how the hill between here and Jef- ferson is to be surmounted will soon be settled. As will be seen by reference to the Northern Pacific advertieentiatein • issce, that road has resurderrhe run- ning of the local passenger train from Helena west, - making two passenger trains a day each Way - the full length of the road. The new time-teble is very convenient for Boulder 'people traveling east. , Reaching Helena at six o'clock in the evening they can leave there at half past nine, or if business detains them to a later hour they can start for the east at half past three next morning. The west -bound trains leave Helena at two and nine in the morning. ' public -apixit, REAL ESTAiE TRANSFERS. The following transfers of real estate I in Jeften§on county were recorded in the office of the County Clerk and Re- corder during the month of April, 1888: Wm. Quinn et er. ty Arthur Will- son and Win. Jewell, consideration $50,000, bond for deed to se. qeisec. 2, t. 4 n., r. 1 e.; see. 10, t. 4., r 1 e.; the Paton ditch carrying,1,000 inches of water; the - - Quinn & Ilowe 800 inches; the Rader ditch, 200 inch - 4 ea; also fanning implements, haybaler, 20 head of horses, and 30 head of cattle. Golden Star Mining and Milling Company Tb Montana Central Railway Company, consideration :9.91, right of way across Golden.Staf lode. Francis M. Durfee et u.r. to Montana Central Railway Company, considera- tion $93.82, right of way through w. hf. sw. qr. sec. 26 and nw. qr. nw. qr. sec. 35, t. 9 n, r. 3 w. Henry Tutin and Geo. IL Hornbeck to Montana Central Railway Company, consideration $22.40, right of way across Daiey lede. Joseph B. Brien, Patrick Dougherty, and Joseph L. Murphy to' Montana Central .Railway Company, considera- tion $40, right of way across Louise placer claim. Boulder Valley Ditch Mining and Milling Company to Montana Central Railway Company. consideration $201.75, right of way through part of sec. 28, t. 6 n., r. w. Lees Taylor to Montana Central Railway Company, consideration $16.64, right of way acmes lob; 1 and 2, block 40, T - Eyck's addition *to Boulder.' Hiram Cook et 'ix. to Monroe Salis- --bury, of San Francisco, consideration $10, lots 12, 13, 14, 15,- and 16, block 16, Boulder. J. H. Baldwin to N. H. Breese, con- sideration $300, half interest in horse railway in Cataiuct calion, one mile east of Basin. I. Sahlinger to John H. Devasher, consideration $50, quitclaim to e . hf: ne. qr. and n. hf. se. qr. sec. 17,_t...2_11.,_ r. 1 e. F. C. Berendes, treasurer, to F. C. Berendes, assignee of F. S. Wolpert, consideration $2.36, tax deed to e. hf. sw. qr. sec. 34, t. 9 n., r. 3 w. ‚Ezekiel R. Dean and Alexander S. Street to - Con Peterson and Martin Jensen, corialderation $300, lot in Wickes 18 by‘96 feet. D. G. Warner et us. to Ira A. Leigh- t(ln, consideration $200, tract of land in sec. 32,, t. 6 n., r. 4 w. George Noah, of Townsend, to.Geo. Pattengale, consideration $750, Smelt- er saloon building in Elkhorn and lease of ground. Wm. Brown et sz. to Hugh Calhoun, consideration $315; Brown dwelling - house and lot in Elkhorn. Win. Sherman to Israel Salilinger and Thomas H. Cartier, consideration $1, sw. qr. sec. 14, t. 9 n., r. 3 w. Wm. N. Ten Eyck to Charles Beall and Wm. lunes, consideration $195, Iota 10, 11, and 12, block ,42, Ten Eyek's addition to Boulder. Magnus A. Tullock to W. E. Blake, B. F. Forbes, and R. W. James, co- partners under the firm -name of the '.Western Mining and Investment Com- pany, consideration $26,000, bond run- ning until October,„„2 ie l . .888, on all the quartz,and placeradaiwni - orellahf. nw. qr. see. 27, t. 9 sr., r. 2w., embracing the easterly fiff-Sve acres, Mitchell Gulch. • Charles V. Lee and Delia J. Lee to Henry Jewell, consideration $200, house in Elkhérn. John T. Murphy et us. to Montana Central Railway Company, consider- ation $1, right of. way across Pilot lode.\ John T. Murphy el ta. to Montana Central Railway Company. consider- ation $80, right of way across w. ht se. qr. sec. 12 and ne. qr. nw. qr. nee 13, t. 9 n., r. 3 w. . George Pattengale and Duncan Dil- ligent to R. P. Woliston, consideration $506, Smelter saloon building in Elk- horn and lease of ground. James Mitchell and Amanda Mit- chell to Henry Lielatindahl. consider - :Um #419.08,, Metropolitan Hotel, Elkhorn. - • Wm. N. Ten Eyck to Wm. Gerlach, consideration 6180. lota 7, 8, and 9, block 42, Ten Eyck addition to Boulder. J. J. Donovan to Helena, Boulder Valley,and Butte Railroad Company, consideration 61, water right of twenty inches from spring on .1kolunoth lode claim, near Red Rock station. Win. N. Ten Eyck to Utah Nursery Company, consideration rae, 2, 3, 4, and 5, block 44, Ten, Eyck's addition to Boulder. Frank McGowan to J. S. McKenzie, consideration 6150; let 4, block 19, Boulder. • John M. fledge. - of Park county, to Win. Thompson. ot elver Baw metY; consideration $1,000, one fourth inter- est in /44 Chases quartz lode and inillsite, Cataract district. - John Ralxlan and Sainuel'Wisemil- ler to George Kerwin and John Mur- ray, -consideration 650, quitclaim to Mautatoth quartz lode, Mountain min- ing district.. Edward W. Knight. administrator of the estate of Samuel Neel, deceased, to John T. Murphy, .7-24 of Pilot lode, in mee. 4, t: 6 n., r. 4 w. Israel P. Rumsey et ui., of Illinois, to Blandina Turnley, consideration 61, one fourth of placer, claim in t, 6 n., r. 3 w. R. T. Wolistou to Hannah Craw- ford, consideration $873, Smelter sa- loon building and lease tif ground, Elkhord.• PERSONAL Major E. G. Brooke, of Whitehall, made a vigil to the Territorial capital the past week. Monroe Dunks has gone into the Judith country to look after his stock interests for a couple of months. J. L. Waggoner, of Helena, and Frank Weiner, of Amazon, are about to remove with their families to Cell- i fornia.• 4 ,4:00 Vining A Ir. Nathaniel Merri man,. and Will Kennedy represented Jeffeeson eoanty at' - 'Livingston last Saturday.\ . ' 7711. Kesiftit rew-mairer at the Boulder depot, goes to Northern Mon- tana in a few days to look for a hay ranch on the big Indian reservation recently thrown -open to settlement. Win. Rains, the blackinnith, con- templates going into the Flathead Lake cowl - try, in the northern part of Missoula county, in the course of a month with his \family to locate a ranch. Geo. F. Shelton, the Helena lawyer who went to Brazil a month or -two ago, is on the way back, having appar- ently gotten all he wanted of South America in a very few days. John Besserer still remains 'in Brazil. Mr. Feed. Wehr, formerly a promi- nent citizen` of Jefferson county but for several years past located at Cor- vallis, in the Bitter Root valley, was visiting his old home here the past week, returning to Corvallis yesterday. D. A. Cory, of 'Bach, Cory & Co., Helena, was a visitor to Boulder yes- terday. He was accompanied by Mr. Sibley, once a prominent Chicago merchant but who is now looking 'for a locatiern in the Northwest.. Among the patron» of .the Windsor Hotel the past week were Enoch Hod- son,. the well-known tie -contractor and lumberman. accompanied by his wife; A. S. Hovey. the Helena mining en- gineer; J. W. Reeve, the Alhambra saw -mill man accompanied by Mrs. Reeve; L. N:Smith, the Helena -Elk- horn mining man; . .1. K. Kingsley, a St Paul man who is gettieg in in Jefferson county mince A. A. Mani', 'one of the leading citizens of Whitehall; and J. W. MeLeod, a well- known gentleman connected with the Molter Bros. establishment in Helena. THE INVINCIBLES: ICemiammientedi Oh yes! Oh yen! The \invincibles\ are in the field and will set before their guests at the new store rooms of SimpkinakGroeebeck on Main street, Thursday evening. May 25th, 1888, an abundance of all the good things to be found, in the land agreeable to the palate, including a substantial supper, ice-cream, strawberries, cher- ries, and other dainties. At night there will be an entertain- ment of thrilling interest in which will appear several of our nicest young ladies. An enjoyable time is expected. The above , entertaininent is given in liehalf of the Methodist e:i u re!a ito.1 ittr the >ole purpose 'of wiping out atreld debt of tong stand- ing on - the tinilding. Come, friends, our and all -and help in this good cause. eOMMirrric. Hoar?. THOS/PSOL4-11111 Boulder Valley, Montana Territory, on Sunday. May 3a, now, to Mr. and MTS. ZN, Thom in,* daughter. M GOLDBERG, BOULDER, MONTANA, Dealer to 1-1 A. itiv AND SADDLES. H» added to his business and haa foundo in hie DWI „ ea - Tr..111 . a line line of MICOCIMILNIES ismirczoisas Of Superior manufaeture.. Mule Agent In Jeffenton County for the Buckingham & Hecht Genuine French Kid and Katnianto Shoes. BOOM4 AND Wade' ; In - ADM TO ORDER and Repairing Doke. Mr. Goldberg in the duiemaker of 'nugget residence In the Territory' and his wort la known in mery • tenuity, and whervvrettisi found it gnus perled Ile: Invitee an early exarnituttion of Ids stock and of Ilia prices. C imarron Place tit Morinum T. Buy 'W Le I...4P ALP HI Ft It It LOREY, ''ULE PA I NT It's. - 11/ - Stiuth Jackson St., Helena. r3 Cl it. a I 1 is tbi• Nee Bro.» nu rim SPRING atom . LOBBY. the I'M n ter's. W mount Jackson $1,, Helena. LUMP? ard IHM1011131 HMI de MUITIRT at WHEY, the Painter's, 19 South Jackson St., Helena. Mk--- IIEADQU ART Jilts IN MONTANA for the \Glueler\ Window Insearatiun (a Sulietilute fur Stained (HM) • 'IT LORE\ the PA NTER'S. 19 Mouth Jackson St.. Helena. RYAN • Lawmen BLOM 1101:1.1)Elt, MONTANA. Dealer in STAPLE AND FA N( 'Y • DitY GOODS. ‚Ladies' and (tents' FtridNISUIN ' croons. M en'. and Boyle Cl 1 catitiza.s. 41\i---- DR11881eAKINn AND VTLLÎIIIRY eenneetion riraneinr- 1•INV I 11,\;11 'Ir.r•-• SHOP. Cl)w IL le', haw of Rune, HAS OPENED A NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP AT CIP1c - 1 IVIrere I/P Is I I. do (I,' '\rel Itlaektimithing, itorm-elmenie. and I.:, ervtiong in tine Line of the 'fraile. 11 - AlbrALL V./oat GICARANTEZI, To OW. Sartectono• *Jill A Kit F.14 liF.AMON A ItI.H.,t0 c r e:» Vi\ tom NORTHER In(' Railroad. '1 5 b.43 iZ147:L1713.5 Eita\ RC:Mitt. AND firuent-tSh.tbrt Livia to Flotatern Citiee. Low Rat* tuck tuba Tim\ Gera Puma Palms Ilmiera --- 4 1/:- NORTH e.55 PArlrlt• TIME TABI.E. The following is the time of the arrivals and der mrtures of trams 011 the Northern Partite M Aegean by the latent schedule which took effect Muy : •11.11.111•111 •T /1111.81 1 / 1 / No. 1 -Through West-lioniid Limited *OD in No. 3 --Through Vi'eet-hound Email 1:46 a m No. II -Through Eemt-imund limited ...&15 p sa No. 4 -Through Emt-bound Loud &26 a in \ it -Butte and Helena Exprem -126 p m \ -Marysville Paseenur .Jk115 p m \ Amotnintidalon Jk110 p ni \17 -Wicks,,, Boulder, and Calvin Pam pm 41110111TURla TI1101/1 No, I -Through Went -bound Unified- ..... ......9:15 • ro N.. 3 -Through Went -hound jurai ego a m \ 2 -Through Emit -bound Limited p m \ 4 -Through Fiet-bound Local • .11:40 p ni \ 1-1111elem and Butte Express_ ' 4:15 p ni \ 9-Marymille Passenger ' SEam \ 19 -Rimini Aueommodation ...eon a n% \15. -Wicks., Boulder'. and ('alvin Peee......111:10 a m A. L. STOKES, General Agent, C. M. FEE, Helena, Mentana Gen Pamii. »nil Ti' k et Agent. Si. Peel. - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. lc the Probate Court of the countyf Jefferson, Ter - Taut Y of Montana. In the matter of the estate of John Fauth, deceaaed. Order to show came why order of *ale of personal -property and real estate nhould tint be made.. George T. McKay and Wm- V. Meyers, the extra. tors of the (Mate of John Fauth, die -weed, having tiled their pet it iiin herein praying for mg order of sale ef all the real estate and penseill property of said deced- ent. for the purposes therein met forth, it Is the% efore o. dered by the Judge of the mid Court, that all preemie Interested in the entitle of said deeemed appear before the maid Probate Court on Thursday, the 14th day ef June, DM, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of mid Probate Court. at the court - home in maid dimity of Jefferson to 'Mow came why an order should not be granted to the said execute« to sell all of the pereonal property and real meat. at the mid deceased John Fruth. And that a eopy of this order he published at least four eneeeseive weeks in THE At,.dx, a newspaper printed and published maid Jeffervion county, Montana Territory. J. c. K ERLEY. Dated May 21, I*04. Probate Judge. Litman/holders , Meeting. 1.7 The fine regular annual meeting of the Stockhold- eve of the Boulder Building and Loan Association will he held at thé eourthouse in Boulder, M. T., on Wednesday, June 6, oce, at 8 o'clock p. In., for the purpose of electing tritetem to serve during the com- ing year, adopting liy4avni for the government of the Am...elation, and for the trimmer - lion of such other Inis.inem am may come before it. Only time whose iteitietion fees beer bee.• p etit' et that time will be entitled to vet,. Proxies le iet be in writing. WILLIAM MOlilile Doeolliteev, bairman. Secee , sev. MIND r mt.-el...4d,, or the I.. re.tor I 'outp.emy he41 et Barb Mt Bdurda . Juta\ d. Ily older of Ha Ca uto..tra. sttué.,.. /•\\ •
