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• MONTANA CENTRAL•RAILROAD. North Bound. South Bound. 'Through Express. 951a. in. 5.39 p. tn. Local Passenger 467p. in. 9,51 a. m. HELENA, hOCLDER VALLEY & BUTTE TRAINS North-bound, South -bound. Passenger 7.36 a. m. S.25 p. in: Freight 12.3$ p. u. 10.5) The penmen/re train front Boulder arri yea at Helena at 10.05 a. ni. and leaves ths re on tin- return trip at 4.15p. m. Tuesdays. Tuesdays, and Saturdays the freight WM run to Calvin's. T Nil MONTANA CENTRAL will sell creurei 00 t area to the Teachers' National Educational Amodationto be held ill Nashville., Tenn., July next at ULM for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 1st to 160', Inclusive. Good to return July 16th to Sep- tember 301h, Inclusive. Vigir CU 1111 M 11.1 14111115, sea Is 44 at 7111 461 sbart mtge. W OOD WILL BE TAKEN IN PAYMENT POR subscription to Tax Ass. Bring in • lead or two now. . FRILITri I ea i t T a la i BOU e toba .n4iil f o ' n e ta T tsrs 'e t t 'era ve l Railways, after May 1st. rr WIN CITY jocKE y cm; Meeting at St. Paul the latter part of July, when Montana's favorite Spokane is to run in several races. The Montana Central will sell round-trip tickets to St. Paul on July 21st, good to return until August 2.1, for 163. To Chicago and return, same date and limit, 1P18. - --- T013 PRINTING executed with neatness and dis - el patch at Titft AOS °face. Give usa call when you want any work done. N O10111L IDOCITIOIlL ammo INETHIG.-For this meeting, bebe held in Nashville, Tenn., from July iith to 20th, inclusive, the Northern Pacific will make a round-trip rate of $68.40. For further infor- mation apply to the agent.. FOR SALE. FIFTY READ of Fine Work horses and Mules; also Harness and Freight Wagons, and everything pertaining to freighting. Enquire of D. McNEILL, Boulder, OR E. R. DRAM, Wickes. THE AGE - • - BdULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1889. 1...aCOCUILia Mir311.1247 1 70ICISMT. The medical certificate of Dr. E. I. Fletcher has been filed with the Clerk and Recorder of Jefferson county. The land contest of Smith and Smith against Calkins will be . beard in the Di ;trict Clerk's office in Boulder on June 17th. ' e Northern Pacific Raroad Com- pany has returned for assessment in Jefferson county this year 205,247.77 aeres of land at a valuation of $88,- 555. 73. W. N. TenEyck and G. K. Rogers are building quite a ditch from the Boulder river above the Mouth of the canon. Considerable rock Work ha to be done, requiring More or less blasting. Decoration Day was observed in Boulder last Thursday by the closing of most of the mercantile houses and bank at noon and a game of base-ball in the afternoon. There Was also a little hop in the evening at Groesbeck & Simpkins hall. A couple of young men last week found a horse in Lite hills between Wickham's and Radersburg which •:; had a saddle turned ou him. They roped the hoyse and brought him to Mr. Wickham's ranch. The animal is a bay and lute a white eye. He is sup- posed tkilitiVe come rf - Unlicame7 rail- road camp. . The County ' Commissioners have been in session this week, most of the time being devoted te an examination of the county offices and the new Court house. The Board will be in session all week, to -day and to -morrow being devoted largely -to providing for the enforcement of the registration law enacted at the last session of the Leg- islature. The daily papers announce that a petition has been gotten up and will be presented to the Governor asking for the pardon of Wm. R. Harding, sent to the penitentiary from Jefferson county last fall for one year for killing his wife. Taking out his good service time, his term will ixpire in August, and the effort for his pardon is said to be for the purpose of restoring him to citizenship. • A COUNTÉR CHALLENGE. To the Editor of Tug Ang. I noticed in the .issue of the Sentice/ of May 24th a ‘Challenge from Jack Rowell, ex -heavy -weight champion of Montana, to fight any man in Jeffer- son county, myself preferred. I make no pretension as a prize fighter, but will spar or box Mr. Rowell fifteen or twenty rounds or to a finish with four -ounce gloves, under R. K. Fox or Marquis of Queensbnry rules, for a purse of $250, or a wager of a like amount. This contest to be under the auspices Of the Owl Club. ; - BEN 11 . 1.4XIPIELD. Boulder, Montana, June 1, 1889. PERSONAL. Hon. Ed. Cardwell was a visitor to • the county seat the east week. W. B. eaffney and' Mr. and Mrs. Dan McNeill were visitors to Butte the past Week. • R. S. Kelley, of Elkhorn, is spend- ing a month .or two at the Boulder Hot Springs for the benefit of his health. J. B. Suitor, who has been a resident of Boulder . the past year, left last Fri- day for Helena. He has been quite popular in Boulder and will be missed by , the young ladies and gentlemen. Geo ' rge Platt was in from Butte last' Saturday, arranging for the patenting ' of the Montana Consolidated quartz lode claim in the Cataract district. George. is going to be a bonanza king one of these fine days.' • Z. Audet, Elkhorn; N. Terrell, Boston; W. A. Charron,, Quincy, Ill.; A. H. Adams, St. Paul; S. H. McIntire, Helena; John D. Pewell, Finley Roe, Jefferson City; C. B. Hutchinson, Elkhorn, were registered at the Grand Central tlpring the past week. Dr. A. R. Robertson has gone to Twin Bridges and Slteridan to operate on the masticating organs of the peo- ple of Madison county. He will not return Boulder until the 15th or 20th of the month, so everybody had better put off having the toothache until that time. Among the patrons of the Windsor House the past week were George Lambert, Placer; A. H. Moulton, Jef- ferson City; A. Macomber, ' Raders- burg; H. Goodwin, Fred Root, White- hall; J. McCluskey, H. Wellbrimk, J. Gallagher, Gregory; A. McConnell and Mike Gannon, Helena. J. J. Kerr, the lawyer who former- ly resided here and whom household goods recently came here from St. Louis, is expected here with his fam- ily about the first of 'August and will take up his permanent residence here. He owps the house where W. H. Concannon lives and will occupy that house. - John O'Neil, of Deer Lodge, was in Boulder last Saturday and while in t - twit called - at THE AGE office and sub- scribed for a year. Mr. O'Neil is man- ager of the Central Park \ picnic resort on the Montana Central near Calvin's and he is running it in good shape and hopes to make it,a profitable in- stitution, as doubtless he will. He says the next improvement will be à lake on which will be put a little steam- er. MINING NEWS. The Amazon works are to resume operations to -day. Work has been fully resumed a(the mine and mill of the Elkhorn. Mining Company. Wm..Berkin shipped a carload of ore to the East Helena smelter the past week. Four bars of bullion from the Holler mine came down last Wednesday for shipment east. - J. W. Russell, of Wickes, this week bonded the Swiggett interests in the Garfield, Dunderberg, and other claims in the Cataract district. He bonded the other interests some weeks since, and this gives him control of the en- tire property.. The third car of ore from the C. d.• D. mine at Elkhorn is being loaded at the Northern Pacific depot for shipment to the East Helena smelter. T. L. Widdowson has . done the( haul- ing for this shipment. A tholough test is to be made of the ore at this BASE-BALL. Boulder has at last organized a base- ball association which promises to be of some service in the • base-ball field. Sixty-six citizens have joined together for the support of a club and have elected Frank Harlow as president, W. B. Gaffney '• as treasurer, Win. Morris as secretary and manager,. and Will Kahle as captain of the first nine. The officers, with the addition of De. Leighton, form a board of di- rectors. After a little practice, games 'will be arranged for with other clube of the Territory. ' A uniform for the I first nine will be secured as soon as possible. go with them. BUI WING NEWS. The roof of tie new Presbyterian church is going on. S. GI. Wild is building à two-story THE FOURTH OF :JULY. A preliminary meeting . 'Of citizens to arrange for a fourth of Jul . ? Me- bratiou in Boulder vta8 held in Groes- beck & Simpkins hall last Monday evening. S. A. Robertson was chair- man of the fleeting and Tom Basye was elected 'secretary and Jaunts Situpkiits treasurer. After some discussion as to form and meaner of the celebration, Messrs. W. B. Gaffney, Wm. T. Sweet, Fred. McLean, Frank \ McGowan, and R. J. Dougherty were appointed a finance committee ' to solicit funds to pay the expenses of the celebration. Among the suggestions for the „celebration was the building of a large pavilion in wnich theliterary exercises could be held in the morning and which could be devoted to dancing in the afternoon.' Horse -racing, base-ball, and a flan> bean club were also mentionet1 features of the day. It is proposed also that the ladies get up aliberty ear with forty-nine young isle to re- present theStates and Territories. The meeting adjourned until this evening at the same place, when it is expected that the finance committee will report progress and the necessary committees to carry out the celebra- tion will' be appointed. • It is hoped that the citizens generally will turn out so that there Can be a united and hearty effort to appropriately celebrate the national holiday. The ladies are invited to be present also to lend their counsel and assistance in the matter. The meeting will be held at Groes- beck and Simpkins hall and the Boul- der Cornet Band will caH the people together. 4 - SOCIAL GOSSIP. Mrs. T. T. Nicholson, of Elkhorn, is visiting friends in Boulder. Mrs. J. W. Reeve, of Alhambra, has been visiting friends in Boulder for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Will Kennedy visited friends ill tséér Lodge several days the past week, returning to Boulder Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Groesbeck made a three days' visit to friends in Wickes the past week, returning Monday evening. Mrs. Carrie H. Doe, of Ovid, Michi- gan, is visiting ber !sister, Mrs. J. J. MeCay, and will remain -here during the summer. The friends of Mr. J. B. Sailor gave him a farewell dance at Groes- beck it Simpkins hall last Thqrselay evehing It was a very pleasant aft. fair and egjeyed - by all . present. - Miss Mary Parkinson, who has been taking% outirSeof itenii - grafilífiethe ' Helena Business College; returned home last Saturday, having completed the course. She was accompanied by Miss Ella Goodwin. Cards are out announcing the' mar- riage of Mr. E. P. Chandler, of Maiden, and Miss Louisa Hager, of Helena. The lady is a sister of Mrs. E. G./,Doughesty and Mrs. R. J. Dougherty, of Boulder. 1 \ ES'S NEWS. W. If. Pierce ' Shipped twO earloads of lumber to Butte the pest week. 4,3 Bach, Cory & Co. have again taken charge of the Northern Pacific Ex - press business in Boulder; , The Bank of Jefferson county is conteuiplating a , very considerable in- crease of its capital stock within the coming mouth, a number of the mou - men of the Boulder valley having expressed a desire to. htemie stock- holders in thelnstitution. Quaiutauce & Leighton have se- cured the contract for supplying Keefe & Green's railreal building outfits with all the fresh meat needed during the course of the work. This will cull for ten to twenty beeves a day. The firm has already bought up numerous head of cattle in this auction and Fred. Leighton left yes- s tei:a l y ie . d. ror Miles City to buy enough more tö keep - the railroad , builders u It is understood . that Fred Euler, who has been managing the Officeand Headquarters saloons in Boulder for a few months, skipped out last Friday morning for Helena ami the west, leaving thé owner of the two saloons, Henry Muutzer, of Butte, in the lurch to the tune of $3,000. while several of the Boiddeimerchante are regretting his absence in small stints. It is supposed he took away about Vi00 in cash, besides several suits of clothes and other des ' irable artides. Marshall, Field& Co. and Marshall, Patrick & Co., two Chieigo firms hav- ing claims against Mr. and Mrs. Hammer,\took out attachments last week against the assignee of the con- cern and stopped the sale of the goods until the qttestion of the right of the assignor!' to make the mother of the on and the brother of the other preferred creditors ' could be de- termined. Sheriff Halton' took pas - session of the Mock and locked it up; Messrs. Frank Harlow, J. B. Perkins, and J. H. Forbes were appointed to take in account of stock, and that work is now progressing. RELIGIOUS NEWS. Rev, Father Follet will • ke a missionary trip to the Boulder v next Sunday, holding High Mass at half past ten o'clock.' After the re- ligious services are over an election of (Akers few the Altar Society Will take place. The Presbyterians will celebrate Children's Day next Sunday at the Methodist church in Boulder at eleven o'clock in the morning, the exercises consisting of singing, recitations, etc., beside the rel lg . exerci nee eipeeially - appropria te to the occasion. The church will be decorated with flowers. All invitation to take parvis extended to the children of other Sunday - schools ritícirta - thecitizens - generatir 3317113IINTMEIREIS 1.a 4 C/0.41..talle. The nicest, easiest place in town to spend a social hour with the boys is at the Little çasino of II. Riedel. There you will find the puret of liquors and the beet of cigars, and an hour spent there is not by any means lost. The cheapen place to buy your furniture is at Whitehead & Kuehn's. P ro bate Jo g e n • IS IS Seven -year -old MeBrayer,Imperted week ¡Stilled a marriage license for R. Canada - Rye, and other good whidkies E. Hammond and Luella Ritchhart. a l ways On taP at the Little Casino. of H. Riedel. Drop in and try his fine The gentleman is.»e' well-known citizen of Elkhorn recently elected a liquors. Delegate to the Constitutional am- Wolter & Maxfield keep the fattest vention and the lady is a popular' and tenderest mean; to be had in the market. Give them a call if damsel of Radersburg, daughter of want to li ve we ll . Capt. John Ritchltart, of. that [Aare. It is understood that the wedding is Go and see the $35 bedroom to take. place the latter part of this at Whitehead & Kuehn's. week or the first of next week. Joy. Window and door screens put up on short notice and at lowest rates by ff. C. Hunt & Co. I The finest bologna sausagele Mon•• I . tana is made in Boulder by Wolter & I Maxfield. you suit dwelling in the Cook & Northrup I Try the Oriental Hotel and Restan- ' addition to Boulder. I rant when you want a good meal or a J. S. McKenzie is doing some work comfortable bed. Basye and Kearn topiease their patrons nue next to George Lang on his store building on Second ave- are determined and they know how to do it. Sunday % shoe shop. ' dinner from twelve to four made a Contractor : McNally ie getting the ' Mulvey residence well along. It is a 8 , Pecialty. .. _ ' Dews!, awe , . Stationery, most convenient plan for a small ' Fresh vegetabl Books. cutlery es of all description -, /Dan aes house without an upper story, and at the most reasonable rates at ‚Volter' ‚1,e it neat and largest stessent of makes a fi ne appearance às well. r I.a.IHE MARKBTS. . Rr..i. Eiersvx.-Town lots lu Boulder are in fair demand whit occasional salts. Buehle.s lots on Ma\ street range in price from glig.1 to 01300; ether streets from flit0 to 0110. Residence lots run 100 10E100 according to location; lucre lots are I n e ' rà at trout 1100 to Shill. Fenn properit In the Boulder valley ranges from Siti to se pet Oct*, according to Improvements Una the distance trfen oplill. unim- proved land without water its Worth $1 1 51 lid tiaw sicalies.-tinindr, Itte for gnuntlitted to . Íg1 fee eut loaf: eoffees, Zettl3e; lean 30.40,11.00. hem I 44/ bacon, 130411; canned vegetables, 0$ 753.75 per tliab: canned fruit, 55.)0e.7.50 der, ae; heats; OtAige; flour 111.1.10 prr rwt, for Montana; exit) for etuctertt; corn meal, ?era, ' ti.v aft\ Ititiot. -Loom hayi 510g,1112.50; baled, 913a15: oats. II . 10491 .60 per cal; bran. Ilic; wheal, I\ ‚2e. Fatout Mumrs--Iteat Medlar) steak, Ille; round steak. Me; roasts, 12' „st Iiie; veal, beat eats. Ittats20e; carman 121-y tr.; mutton, 12%413e; perk, 13 59I 5 e1 Ammer , l'à ‚5 he; beef by the quartet, INWitlie; mutton by t careens., 10e; pork, 12 5 v. IfiliKKIN UN°. ruite--Appleg, \Perini. r e., 12.3051 box; Riverside oranges, Ste P «lox.; Slitei °rib/Mee' 75m-51 doe.; letimus, 511e5' die.; al raw WITS*, ilk box.; gooseberries., 12e - t; th.; eltertiee, 25 e! lb.: ;Pie rota. iebe ¡sib; cauliflower, Seib.; eticumbens..3d Ill dog: ¡ green bean», Me bogy, .I e , crl ' , .z turnip... 34- te.; new tai5 Ith;ew 1t, 5\ 515.; sweet potatoes. u W b e a lb; old potat , 'eas Il lb; new potatoes, be I b. - ; Be du .111i, / 10t.; 51 lb.; ranch egg., 3\le y; dos.; ill1110r11.11 egg\... 24.1.11..1..1.z.; ranch butter, 31i5.30e 11 It..; Mt...rod tauter, 25 lr , lb. I.\' STIM'K Ilracy work-horasi, 5755.109 cam -h; light work -homes, 100ax75; carriage and buggy home's, 5150o.250, saddle Nurses, ratintlutr, ponies, 1'' , 5l; mote homes, ggiiii.35 Mille eeiws, ghtegt h...... beef tattle, 034.33; stock rattle. Itteetcyelpstdds, . twieyear-olihs, 6111,32; yearlinge, el 901.015. )e - j ' i, 62.14ket. 09. I ll , le. 5.111 1 /yl• 1(1.1161/1. WAtiffl -Sl.1104.1-lelèrbrrel, etillnle, tee.° / 1 month: tow it, 5itial00; carpenter.., ‚3.11.15.4.50 51 day; brick lay • en*, *he; atone-inammis Agiati; blacksmiths, 3.50a4.60; ...silt ii,taimisoli month; waiter,., 8511,111, honor servants, 111430; hotel girls, gifiellt, .fann halide, MUM' tell hands, $40a50; day laborers, St2.8thauu I% day. M4 1.111:10 MATICKIAL-1A11111ler, disnessaion, $17 in ils P M.; flooring, slibekt, aiding, 11.01S94 selling, No. I. 5)41 finishing, kths40. l li th, 3-1.g1 IP Ni. Shingle*. 114.30 e M. Briek,.$10 e eLime, 4535egt bush. BORN. Rao wx-III F:11010111, bliintana Territory, I'D Peitlef, ' May 21, 1NMJ, to Mi. and Mrs. Sunitel Brown, • daughter- 13 tbs. -- N EW A DV FACT IS EN' ENTS. Atteriticsas t is AND 1..J I lor e . - 3r m am I have located and built nyw shop on Main ettaetj Boulder, opmsite Rohe Warren'a Livery Stable; I am prepared to do first -clam work In all linen of IllackandthInr and Agricultural works and implements of all kinds. I have mettred the marches of Mr. Morris }they, tut N.e York, whd Ritorneà trade tinder the thatruellou of Prof. blaeDoyle. on. of the beet horse -mhos -re and horee-flirriere of Nett York and Ito -ton. He will guar- antee firat-cladiS *hoeing and doo - toting of horses' feet. A epochs, reduction will be given to - 11veryincti'm teens. ta_ pecial cure taken in repairing light buggies and wagons. I will also do woioil-work of all description at reasonable pekoes, for my motto to live and let live. Pleaise drive me a call. You will wee the big %het on Main street -the Gold Horse Shoe and Goll Anvil. The beet and cheapest horsefarrier an shoeing shop In the State: Gobi fell to eat) Setor' elaewhere I *Ill take nd stivionage of soi one, I am an old experienced hand at the bus\ nowt, having hail forty veer, experience in all part/ of the I7itited Stateis. Í will orove these facto by my work. I do not mean to brag, but 00111e and see for yourselves. B. G.IRICIIVILLIC. leropriateté, 1 1 11111 lti/GLICNA 3ut7Bt4à..t... ee Per Felart 85 six »madam Sedan, ausiallia. lol If you Want a live daily newspaper. Subscribe for the II ewe tt MIX leletUALd If you wantgood Republican doctrine, Bulaseribe for the DELKNA listi.v rr you want a full Ate...toted Pr. -,,s report, SIIIrlet11••• for the Ileum« DAILY JoragAt, If you want all the news of Montana, fittlescribe for the ltgi.ssA DAILY JOVIIIIAL. If you are alretuly • sib- iteriber to any other Helena paper. Meow - Una.. It anil Subscribe for the iltLKNA b.ity Jotie.t. —m— ilt Feu waiii - ii - irirst-fladie Weekly neared paper, subscribe ter the Subscription Price, Ma Per Annual. 110`tTAItA mimosa AND mom .rounarsi. • THE LEA DINO PAPER IN THE 2 1 fORTITIVRifFs DEVOTED T() AGRICULTURE LINK STOCK FARMING, 110USEdOLD INTEHEWTS. AMP FAMILY READING. Subaeriptton Price. $8.00 per Year. D RT LAND FINAL PROOF -NOTICE FOR publication Cerro STATIPT LAND Orrice, Haunt., Montana, June 3, Ilat. Notice is hereby given that David Ilixtprot, of Boul- der, Misntanot has filed notice of his intention to make pmof on his desert land dens No. 175, for thé e%nw% and w% nei4 see. tp 6 li, rib., betels the Clerk of the Diatriet Court of Jeffers:in county, M. T., at Boulder. Montana, on Wedneaday, the 17th day of July, Ile names the 'bellowing witnesses to prove the complete irrigatitdi and reclamation of said land: Thomas H. Holt, Robert Ayers, Henry Nelson, and Benjamin it Moppet, all of Boulder. S. W. LANGHORNE, Register. (Find Publication June 5, 18811.1 M. iir_A_iwriiNT, 31\ash.l.c.23.ta °le ilcsr's Sommer Styles of Geode No* la Stock. The gentletnen of Bookler are requested to give( me a trial before sending their orders to other Mama. Perfect lit, are gtuarsitteed and good' to suit all beater and purees \an he furnished. — tot— I have taken the agency for the nömns - rici SWING si,iei'tee, The best Sewing made. Anyone desiring to purchase a machine would do well to call and 's amine the Domeetle at my place of buSinéas on Main street, opporiltr Hach, Cot, & CO,\ in BOULDER. - - MONTANA. , I & Maxfield's. ItAldfli3BURG POOTOFFICK wefts O.mi. r•citeiltà; uteAtAta and Notions Birthday and Other Presets and !busy Geed. Geeing/ e‘cr in the tow n
