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The Brick Block, Boulder. Montana. paraannim Ina Z1101L7L.DIM int.rcir errome rag LIVGS.ŘATLY! MEDICINES, • P.AINT8. A mythi rig you need In the line of 'Weir\ Cam, Leapt ellanneys. Jewelry, *PM Talmo* Candies. A fell line of CiAltEtZN AN CIRASIS la stoat. Sixty different Patti:nee a • 1;;c:r Ls I.a • frtor.k • ahiat will lie mold .tst Helena inlet.. CAB • ace the 'steel designa, . PAROHIN dt MORRIS. Paoreurroaa. UNION PA.CIFIC RAILWAY THE OVERLANDRODTE. FOR All. POINIR EAST, SOVT11 AND W Making cloae eonnectione at Conned Bluffe, St. Juse.pla, Leavenworth and Kansan City ' with all trains for the F:Jutt. atut South. Also the Shone* line to all California Pointe. , Throtiall tioketa to all points in the United State.es, Canada and Europe. Fortuit irdopsiation call on or address A. E. VEASHE, Tray. Pau. Again, ' 24 North Maine:heel, J. A. 1.awne, General Agent, Bette, Montana. J. S. Tgiunn-rs, O. P. and T. A., Omah a . Nebreake THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1889. • POLITICAL POINTERS. unsuceeesful contestant for tlii• seat in the Territorial Council occupied • during the recent session by Hon. W. M. Bickford. He is a brother Of the Bennetts who constitute the well- known mercantile firm of Bennett Bros. THE GRAND ARMY.\ ' given to understand • this week by the members of that order thet it- was } not so, I wish to be corrected as I (lid I not send the report to throw any re - There was quite a pod attendance at the Department Encampment of .fieetion uPön - the above order. The the Grand Army of the Republic in helena last week,.some 200 veterans taking seats at the banqueting board Tuesday evening. The proceedings of the Enéfinipment were very pleasant, passing off satisfactorily.. The follow- ing were the officers elected for the ensiiing year: Department Commande' --James E. Callaway, Frank P. Blair Post, No. 6, Virginia City. • Senior Vice-Commander—Harry C. Kessler, Lincoln Post; No. 2, Butte• • 5 Junior Vice -Commander -:Geo. T. Slumbers, Farragut Post, No. 7, Liv- ingston.. Medical Director—Dr. Winfield S. Noe reór — iii, -- Wadsworth Post, No. 3, Helena, Chaplain—Rev. S. E. Snider, U. S. Grant Post, No. 12, Mileseity. . Council of Administration—George F. Cowan, of Boulder; John.L. Sloane. of Missoula: John Moffitt, of Mena; Charles S. Shoemaker, of Bite': McGuirk having refire4. Alm W. Morley, of Anaconda. but4ss. ,1 The new Department Commander Mrs. A. M. Day, E. R. Dean, and appointed the followiug staff officem: J as. -Jackson were at Helena this ) Assistant Adjutant General—B. F. . wee k. Osborn, Wm. English Post, No. 10, • Among the visitors to Wickes the Bozeman. . past week we noticed,Geo. D. Greene, -Aesistant Quartermaster General---• Boulder; T. Frank, peclilo; and Jas. Lew. Coleman, George H. Thomas Doyle, Helena. l'est, NO. 4, Deer Lodge. Look for the grand entertainment Inspector General—Will Kennedy, by the meniberteof . the I. O. G. T. J. B. McPherson 'Post. No. 13, Boulder. Lodge at this place in a short time. Judge Advocate. General- .I. W. Mr. J. M. Kellogg, our newly ap- Kinsley, Wadsworth Post, No. 3 e pointed postmaster, was at the G. A. Helena. Chiei Mustering Oilicer—John L. Sloane, W in th rop Toot, No. 1 1 , WilVenatedy has resigned bis positio ou the Republican Central Committee of Jefferson county. The vacancy thus created in the commit- tee has not yet been filled. The Republicans of Missoula coun- ty la,st Saturday held their convention to nominate candidates for Delegates to the Constitutional CoeVention. For District No. 8, which includes the town of Missoula, the nominees are Judge Charles Marshall and G. A. Bennett. Judge Marshall came to Montana from Kentucky last year and is the father of Col. Thomas C. Marshall, a well-known lawyer of Missoula who represented. the county in the lower house of the Legislature two years ago. Mr. Bennett is the - Assistant Mustering Officer—G. W. Rightenour, Custer Post, No. 5; Sher- idan. Eddy F. Ferris, of Bozeman, a▪ nd Yi»ing. A. Cook, of BOulder, were elected Delegates to the National Eii- ceanpment which meets in Milwaukee. next summer, and Simon Hanawirth, of Butte, and E. A. Kreidler, of Miles' City, were elected Alternates. Livingston was selected as the place to hold the Deparmeut Eneampmeht next year. BUSfNESS NEWS. Will -Hoopes has gone into the Bank of Jefferson County as book- keepee: — Mr. Landeau, formerly of Matthews & Landeau, Helena, has bought the meatmarket business of Alex Wiliam, at Elkhorn. « - Merin & Wolp/rt, the popular ton- sorial artists, have refitted their room at the Windsor House and greatly improved its appearance. As will be seen by the advertise- ment in another column, Mrs. Frank kempsey, of Wickes, will open up a stock of millinery in Boulder at the Windsor Hotel on May 8th next and remain here for four days. • Dr. A. R. Robertson went to Elk- horn yesterday and will remain there for ten days to attend to the dental wants Of the people of that prosper- ous mining camp. Ile is prepared to administer nitrous oxide for the pain- less extraction of teeth. . • - • Berkin & Walgairrott will take a trip to 'Comet next week to supply the c:ftlzens of that section with good pictures of themselves. The gentle- men are proving themselves excellent' photographers and those desiring pic- tures should improve the opportunity. - The Lindsey brothers have rented -the Summit House at Wickes and last week took possession and began their new occupation of hotel -keep- ing. They . till keep- a good house and will undoubtedly make a success of - the venture, being popular sncl ready to do the best that is possible I by their patrons: vote for Mr. Finnerty was 135 and not 121 as stated last week. On Sunday, the 7th inst.,tip Rev. J. Cinder, of the M. E. church, preached at this place à very power- ful sermon to a large audience. Miss Grace Day, who has been at this - place. for some time with her sisters and brothlir, left this week for her home -which is Minneapolis. Dur- ing 'Mae Dare stay - She was at the M-. E. church *and a good work- er in Eureka Lodge, I. O. G. T. 'The good wishes of . all who were acquaint- ed with. her go with her to her, home. Miss Rose - Harrison, .who. has been sick for some - time, left to' visit friends at Helena this week, and we hope she will soon recover and be with us (kohl. We are glad to see Frank Liecee again able to be around. Lindsey Brothers rum this week takt;ii charge. of the Summit Howse. R. encampment last week and was bi a , k ehly pleased with - the turnout of th veterans who fought in the days when it was necessary to do $o. All 'honor to such men. L. - V. Swiggett has gone to Helena where he Wends to make his future home. The school trustees meet on Thurs- day and Saturday evening to attend to important business. There 'le a great amount of ore coming every day to the smelter. Things are not BO bad or dull as some people Would try to enaké' us believe. Wickes is aot dead as yet. B. ELECTION PROCLAMATIOl'iT. ••••••110 , m,•••• NEWS FROM WICKES ; • rs i meei Correapondenee of Tug AdiE.i WICKES, April 1-1.—le my report last week of the school election I stated that Mr. J. Finnerty was nom - mated by the K. of 1,, but being i Wilex.EAs, The . Congress of the United States of America, by an act entitled \An act to provide for the division of Dakota into two States and kr enable the people of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Washing- ton lo form Constitutions and State Gevernments, and to be admitted into the Union on an equal footing with the original States, and to make donations of public lau,ds to such. States,\ (approved February 22d, A. D., 1889,) provides among other things as follows: \That tjie inhabitants of all that pee of the United States now con- Istituting the Territories of Dakota, Montana and Washington, as at pre- sent described, may become the States of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Washington, respective- ly, as hereinafter provided.\ \That all persens who aré qualified by the laws of said Territories to vote for Representatives to the Legislative Assemblies thereof are' hereby author- ized to vote for and choose Delegates to form conventions in said proposed States; and the qualifications for Dele- gates to such conventions shall be such AS by the laws of said Territories respectively, persons are required to possess to be eligible to the Legislative Assemblies thereof; and the aforesaid. Delegates to form said conventions shall be apportioned within the limits of the proposed States, in such districts as may be established as liereinpro- vided,In proportion to the popuhttion' in each of said counties and districts, as néar an may be, to be ascertained at the time of making said apportion- ments by the persona hereinafter au- thorized 5 , to make the same, from the best information obtainable, in melt of which districts three Delegates ' shall ,be elected, but no electors shall vote for more than two persons for Delegates to such conventions; that said apportionment shall be made by the Governor, the Chief Justice and the Se.cretary . of said. Territories, and the Governors of said Territories shall, by proclamation, order an election of delegates aforsaid in eaeh of said pro- posed States, ta be held ou the Tues- day after the second Monday in May, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, which proclamation shall be ,issued cin• the fifteenth day of April, eighteen .hundred and eighty-nine; and such election shall be coaducted . , the re- turns made, the result Obtained and the certificates to persona élected to, such. convention issued in the same manner as is prescribed by laws of the said Territories regulating elec- tions therein for Delegates to congress; and the number of votes cast for Dele - - gates in each precinct shall also be retureed. The number .of Delegates to said conventions respeetively shall be sev- senty-five; and all persons resident in said proposed States who are quali- fied vote - es of said Territories as here- in provided, shaH be entitled to vote upon the election of Delegates, and under such rules and regulations as said convention may prescribe, not in conflict with this act, upon the ratification or rejection of the Consti- tutions. Now, therefore, it is hereby order- ed that an election be held on the 14th day of May'. D. 1869, being the Tuesday afar' the second Mon- day ia said Mentle for the purpose of choosing Delegates •to a convention for the purpose of forming a Congti- tution, and providing for a State Government for the inhabitants of that part of the area of the United States now constituting the Territory of - Montana. That three Delegates - be chosen in and for each of the districts emtabliah- ed by the. Governor, Chief Justice and Secretary of the Territory, and that such elections be conducted, can- vat.sed and returned in all respects in compliance with the said act of the , congress of the United States. Pone at the City of Helena in the Territory of Mentana; this 15th day of April, A. D. 1889, and of the In- dependence of !the United States the 113th. B. F. WHITE, GDV. Lewis A. WaexSa, Secy. • MISSOURI VALLEY NEWS. ITowitsettd Trenchant . ] Mrs. Michael Tripp, who had suf- fered,loeg and terribly from the ulcer - on of he* kidneys and from the final removal. - -of one of them by a recent operation in the east, died at her home, a few Miles southeast of Townsend, on the Stb inst. • J. It.••, ) Warren, brother-in-law of our fellow -townsman Me. Yes. 'Moore,. arrived in Townsend over the North- ern Pacific, direct from his home in Philadelphia, Mo., on Thursday last, and says he has come to stay. As the clouds and mists of II - MI.0w- mindedness and selfish opposition roll by we can see the cheering rays of a broader spirit and better understand- ing from our old-time neighbors 'of Jefferson Setif - ay, and feel confident this feeling will yet result in the early building of the Townsend bridge, as a bond of permanent' unionbetween US. Among the notable impriïeements at Placer is a building now approach- ing compl n under the supervision of George Lambert, proprietor. The buildingiacommandingin appearance, suitable to the wants of his family residence and has a commodious hall ! overhead adequate to all deemed; in ! the near future for the seine. It is probable that fraternal societies will ; be inaugurated at that point soon and the adjunct Of the hail is specially adapted for such requirements. The location is admirable and the build- ing is an evidence of the business sagacity of its owner. RAILROAD NEWS. Taking effect May lat the Manitoba Railway will sell second clam west- : booed tickets - from St. Paul to Rel- ! ena, Boulder, and Butte for twenty- five dollars with., colonists' sleepers . l icssaleléz•Mireartaltetrasare, C/5=5 , e J.'J. XeCay, Prop' Denlene in Shed f and iina : ry Hardware; COOKING AND BIATING STOVitg, Iron, and Tin Ware, 1.11 . .EENSWARE AND GLASSWARE, E3Wil•TC21 AD JigpsE FITRNISH1NG GOODS. Respectfully, J. J , • McCAY. • • • • • 7P. .- 1 Have Added - fo the 'Above Stock a \ Complete Line of Irea.rblek.• m. xs.t ma OF ALL KINDS, . Farm and Spring 'Wagons. • J. J. .jleCAY. FURNITURE 1 •EALERS. II. C. Mitin t etc Cd. • have open in BOULDER, - - - MONTANA, in the old BACH, Celt? k Co. at the mirth end of Main street, em the etl.ed side, a fine line “f T.1 R. Mg\ z •1\ 0.1.1 also a complete stock of MOAB Y, GLASSWARE. AND 'TINWARE, nomannuntauto One Mena awn Queue's*. Do net buy any more honse.funiithing geode until yon have examined the new stock at Hunt's, where you aim laty a single pier.. or eumplute.m101. TWA /»11/1 ad - rant age wItiela the peo- ple of Madder will appre- elate. \t72\TDMIVI'.A.IC INGr_ Hit.Ill*NT will carry o full line of rNBERTAK- ING tic:ern% nod having had notch ,exprrienee in thi5 brunch of hiennee4. he im aerpro-til t., guarantee euli , f ilà thi- . F I CRISITUUE: VUBNITI.71/11k1 MIMES/3AD & KUEHN'S w a- 4z, eit car a c g hut Opened a ley and Complete Stork of F - LTP.i•Ti'ruP,M Consisting Of PARLOR Sims, BEDROOM SETS, Brioso., AI ••.' ingests CHAIRS Rocx sae BABY CARRIAGES, WINDOW SEAMS., OIL PAINTING, ANo Everything Kept in a PIRST-ClaSS ?ammo. Slur, Will FARB et Chop au the Cheapest. 14-PLEAxix CALI. Arm Exanure.•kit ad -No Tuoulti.lt TO SNOW Geom. - tie WHITEHEAD th KUEHNti • Groesbeck& stmpkinoBlock, oppodle Sentinel Oftlee, BouLDSR, G IC0124.4.14.1 Pirs1Ple & CO., DIAL» IN Fruits, Cotifeetionery, Nuts, Tobaccos and Cigars and Notions of Various Rinds. VArorno4 Or GREER GROCHB1111, FIRVITP AND 1hotnix.5 wiLl, na Kart Is Tame ax.tp.osx. Pr \YHA. ex Tax Ain TO Kerr Tarim Faeroe 4 wre tar nrYnetrier QrAX- TITY TO SUPPLY All. BILMANIIR. School Bootle, School Bookie' , School Books Ke n t ccen5.hintI y hand, this being the Boulder .1geney he the authorized TERRITORIAL TEXT- BOOKS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS CONTRACIK3Rid ATND ---- Bi\ I I.DERs, S. 111eKIC1'ZIA Cc> N - tit rz. c o Ef 1.1 13 IT I.. 13 IC v Eouldex,11 5 tuptitnai I E‘ 1 TIMATIli GIVIEN ON U./. NINO« oir Wong •
