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.44 MONTANA CINTRAI RAIL/LOAD. \ north Bound. South Hound. Theme Express- -RIM. at. 5.3/ p. tn. Local Passenger 4117 pon. II:61 a. on. H ELENA. BOCLUER VALLEY & BUTTE TRAINS - North -bound. south-111Uquid. Passenger .)Oa.7 no. 6.25 p. u.. reisoanger train front Boulder arm real Helena m. and teat es there ou the return trip at 4.60 p. m. Tuesdays. Thuredays. and Saturdays the train will will run to Calvin a, leaving Booldcrat &ZS p.m. and returning a couple a homy later. OflENCINO SCNDAY, JUNE itra, and on each 11...) succeeding Sunday until further notice, the bh tanaCentral Railway will mil round-trip tickets from all etationa between Butte and Helena at a single fare. Tickets good for return on same clay only. T HE MANITOBA AND MONTANA CENT - teal railroad will sell mom aim ticket* front St. Paul and Minneapolis to H Iona and return et Ms», one fare, for the round trip, on the following dates: Aug. fah and 201111. Sept. 10th and 24th. Oct. Stb. Dead thirty days. Stopover privilege* will be allosred within limit ot ticket,. K NIGHTS TEMPI.AR. The Union Paddle will sell excursion tick...tit from 310Eitinia points, to Washington and return for the conelave nt ewe fare fer the round trip -r6.46 --- any route deuired. Tickets on sale October tat to oh, good going until Oetoberlth; goad retesosing October Mat. THE AGE - - BOULDER, MONT. WEDNESDAY, Alarm 28, 1889. xacse.s.x.a akarnsiver‘ x come . . Register, now is the time. Regular September meeting of the Board of County Commissioners begins next Monday. The regular meeting of ‚McPherson Poet, Grand Army of the Republic, takes place in Boulder to -morrow evening. The bazar of the Ready Workers of the Presbyterian church announced for next week promises to be a grand° success. It is the sacred duty of every citizen to register, no matter what party he belongs to. Don't put it off until the last day. The public school in the Boul- der District commences Monday, September 8th, with Prof. and Mrs. Brown as teachers. Probate Judge John II. Fisk is- sued a .marriage license yesteday, August 27th, to Mr. Florau Bottler and Miss Ella Freeman, both ' of Raderisburg. On Thursday last Probate Judge John II. Fisk appointed Isom Preuitt, Of Bedford, as County Commissioner to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr. Geo. Lambert's resignation. Considerable ' gratification is ex - premed by the friends of Thomas Joyes because of his unanimous nomi- nation for District Judge by the d e - legates at Anaconda from the counties of Beaverhead, Madison and Jeffer- 8011. Dr. Holloway, the Territorial Veter- inary Surgeon, last week caught up with a man: who had brought some diseased horses into Butte. The fellow had twit‚ all his diseased horses and refused to tell to whom they had been sold. The Doctor marched him back to Idaho with his sound horses which of course had been exposed t4isease sending a deputy with the fellow to be sure that he went back. ' Mrs. Geo. A. Douglass favored Tan AGE last week with some Bitter Root apples, raised on the ranch of Mr. W. B. Harlan, probably the, most intelli- gent fruit -raiser in Montana. The gentleman is located near the head of the valley and makes a study of fruit ai.d his success is such as to warrant the hope that Montana's reputation in this respect will improve with time. The specimens are of the Tetofsky variety. BUSINESS NEWS. Bach, Cory & Co. received a car load of hay and one of oats the past week by the Montana Central. H. C. Hunt &'Co. are going to de- vote their attention in the future to the cheap counter goods and under- taking business and will therefore of- , .fer their entire stock of thrniture at \ two-thirds of cost price. Such an op- portunity to buy furniture should not be neglected by persons needing any- thing in that line. Frank McGown and Thomas Cain have opened their saloon on Main street last week, in the building op- posite the Windsor Hotel, and tuntil recently occupied by Boyce & Co. The room is nicely refitted and its ele- gant furniture makes it one of the handsomest in town. Both young men are well known and very popular', and will no doubt receive a good share of the public patronage. Tus Aug this week presents its readers with ai supplement contain- ing entire the proposed Constitution of the State of Montana. It is a document worthy of the careful per- I usal of every elector. As the chances ' are in favor of its adoption, it would be well for subscribers to preserve the copy, so they may have the organic law of the State within reach. SOCIAL GOSSIP. Miss France; MeTucker of Butte is visiting Mrs. 'C. W. Barger Miss\ Mary V. earkinson left yesterday morning for Helena, where she will remain a few weeks. Miss Mary M. Ratigan left on the Montana Central Monday morning for • Butte to remain three or four weeks visiting with relations. Mrs. W. H. Parkinson and daughter I3elle starts this week for St. Louis Mis3ouri, where they will visit friends for a few weeks. Be it true or false report states that since the croquet set was placed in 'position on tht lawn of the Palace Hotel, the grounds havé been the scene of many a tragic comedy. Mrs. Joe. Street and 'Miss Maggie Blacker, the latter of Radersburg and a visitor of Mrs. D. G. Warner fur the past few weeks, are visiting Mrs. Bridges, a sister of Mrs. Street, in the lower Boulder Valley. The issue of the Bitter Root Bugle last week contained the following item: \Mrs. M. Barrett, of Amesville, Beaverhead county, arrived in town Saturday to make a, visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, who live near West Fork.\ PERSONAL. Among those who left Boulder on Suaday to attend the Democratic Con- vention at Anaconda were \V. H. Parker, Thomas Joyce, Thomas Murray and Will Kennedy. Messrs. W. B. Gaffney and V. A. Cook left last week for Milwaukee, the latter as representative to the G. À. R. encampment, and Mr. Gaffney to enjoy a well -deserved vacation. • RELIGIOUS NEWS. Rev.Mr. Hooker, Episcopal minister of Dillon, will preach this (Wednes- day) evening at the Babtist church in Boulder. Everybody is cordially' in- vited to attend. Rev. John Moor, the Southern Methodist clergyman recently assign- ed to Boulder, will preach in the Methodist church here next Sunday morning and evening. At the recent Annual Conference of the Southern Methodist church in Stevensville, the following assign- ments for the coming year were made: Presiding Elder; Rev. E. J. Stanley; Helena, J. L. Batten; East Helena, W. S. Goulder; Alhambra and Towns- end, R. S. Clark; Boulder and Elk- horn, John Moor; Butte City, A. C. Coneï; Great Falls, Mt be supplied; Anaconda, S. W. Barbee; Deer Lodge, W.M. Bri tt ; Stevensville and Corvallis, J. B. Parnell; Flathead circuit.and missionary at large, H. B. Cockrill; agent conference fund, L. B. Stateler; Bozeman, B. E. H. Warren; Bozeman , circtrit, J. H. Johnson; Willow Creek circuit, E. C. Fiuly; Whitehall circuit, H. W. Cumin; Judith valley, to .be supplied; Eta circuit, to be supplied. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. [Special Diamitch to Tux Ann.] ANACONDA, August 26, 5:50 p. m. - Convention completed permanent or- ganization with W. A. Clark, of Butte, as chairman, and J. E. Kanouse, of Meagher county, A. H. Barrett, of Silver Bow, and W: H. Todd, of (21ioteau, as secretaries. The Col.- ventiou then adjourned until to- morrow morning at ten a. m. Chalices seem favorable for the nomination of Joe. Toole for Goveenor. There will probably be no trouble in nominating the full ticket to -morrow. Thomas Joyes, ofBoulder, received the nomination for District Judge for the counties of Jefferson, Beaverhead, and Madison without opposition. ANACONDA, August 27, 4 p m - • Governor -Jos. K. Toole, of Hel- ena, nominated by acclamation. Lieutenant -Governor - John H. Conrad, of Billings. received 'the nomination on first ballot over Stuart and Poindexter. Congressman ---.Martin Magin n is, of Helena, by acclamation. Chief Justice S. DeWolf, of Butte. Associate Justices --Frank N. Arm- strong, of Bozeman, and Walter M. Bickford, of Missoula. ttorney General --W. J. Pember- ton Clerk Supreme Court -u -Geo. Cope, of Virginia City. Secretary of State -Joe. A. Browne, of Beaverhead. Treasurer -Jerry Collins, of Great Falls. Auditor -Thomas D. Fitzgerald, of Anaconda. Superintendeut ofSchools-J. Rus- sel, of Butte. ' All nominations were made by ac- clamation. . DEMOCRATIC CON V ENTION. ! [Special Dispatelo Tag Atm.] • WICKblit, August 24. -At. the Demo- cratic County Convention grid here to -day, the following ticket was nom- inated for Jefferson county: ' Senator -Ed. Cardwell, Cold Spring Representatives -J. C-Twohy, of Gold Flint; Peter Breen, of Wickes; W. B. Gaffney, of Boulder. Joint Representative -W. C. Wha- ley, of Bedford, . . e ri Dod ley H a I fo rd Treasurer E. P. Durnen, Placer. All the above nominations were made by acclamation. Assessor -Alex Gilliam, of Elkhorn, nominated on third ballot over John tSchreiner, John Berkin, and Jos. B. Brien. Clerk of the District Court. -Chas. Z. Pond, of Jeffesson City, first ballot over 'Kerley. Clerk and Recorder. -Alex T. Vest, of Basin, by acclamation. Superintendent of Schools. -W. E. Dean. of Elkhorn, first ballot over Pool.' County Attorney. -M. II. Parker, of Boulder, by acclamation. Commissioners, -J. J. McVay, of Boulder, John Murray, of Bedford, S. F'. -Tuttle, of Fish Creek, on first ballot. Public Administrator. -John Bee- kin, of Boulder, by acclamation. Surveyor. -R. M. Crallé by accla- mation. Coroner. -Dr. Edgar Brooke, of Elkhorn, by acclamation. BUILDING NEWS. W. B. Gaffney is putting an addi- tion to his warehous. It will be a fire proof building 20x28, to be used especiallp for the storage of coal oil. Mr. James Simpkins has the contrat. The third room in the public school building is so far finished - that the plasterers can begin their work, and in another week it will be £0 far ad r vanced to put on the finishing touch. DIS RICT COURT CALENDER. Ill the following is given a list of parties awaiting action of the grand jury and charges against Territory vs John Crawford; assault With deadly weapon. Territory vs John Dacey and Ed. Brady; burglary. Territory vs John . Lemburg; grand larceny. Territory vs Frank Brown; grand larceny. Territory vs Ernest Benson; assault with deadly weapon. Territory vs John Limburg; grand larceny. Territory Vs Louis Constantine; mayhem. Territory vs Henry Winters; set- ting fire to timber. Territory vs Walter Brooks and Geo. Evans; larceny. The following are the cases which will come up for trial in the District Court in the September term which begins in Boulder next Monday: 672 A. Fred. Bright et al. vs. Elk- horn Mining Company. 685 Geo. A. Bruffey vs. Frank Rogue et al. 696 Chas. I'. Colberg vs. William Mitchell. 719 Elkhorn Milling Company is. Jas. E. Porten's. 711 Elkhorn Mining Company Vs. Theo. F. Jamison and Eugene F. Hardin. 716 Carl Kleinschmidt ta. Helena, Boulder Valley and Butte Railroad Company. 723 Aaron Hershfield et al. vs. H., B. V. & B. R. Co. • 729 Chas. P. Colberg vs. William Mitchell and John Neville. 741 Stephen L. Hobden, assignee, Vs. Daniel McNeill. 750 Stephen L. Hobe, assignee, vs. Elkhorn Mining Co. 773 Dennis C. Sheehy vs. John Flaherty. 788 Penn Placer Mining Co. vs. John Schreiner et al. 791. John D. Allport et al. vs. H., B. V. & B. R. Co. 793 Michael O'Donnell vs. Albert Kleinschmidt et al. 799 William H. Clements et al. vs. John O. Briser et al. 803 Montana Central Railway Company vs. Northern Pacific Rail- way Company. 821 Mary D. Shed, administratrix, or. John H. Shober et a/. • 822 Meyer Genzberger et al. vs. Frank Farnham. 824 Geo. McBurney vs. Thomas Laughlin et a/. % 836 Roger McQrffrey et al. vs. Minah Consolidated Mining Co. 837 Abel C. Quaintance Chas. Howard and Thomas Basye. a. Thos. F Casey vs. Hugo F. Ham- mer. 964 N. P. and M. C. R. R. Co. vs. W. C. McKaskle. 96.5 Chas. H. Marshall and Henry E. Patrick vs. Hugo F. Hammer. 966 Jas. F. Leighton vs. E. V. Cabbage et cd. 967 I. Greenhood and F. Bohm vs. Hugo Hammor and Frieda Hammer. 968 Henry -C. Smith ns. Hugo F. Hammer. 970 Abel C. Quaintance s et a/. le. Michal Quinn. 971 Chas. J. Cole, trustee, vs. -Roger McCaffrey et al. 972 H. W. Child vs. Commission- ers of Jefferson county. 973 Oscar A. Sparta vs. Al Capi- tana Mining Co. and Geo. H. Weston. 974 Oscar A. Sparta vs. Silver Plume Mining CO. 975. Mary Ketcheson vs. Peter Keteheion. Knapp. 977. Clinton Williams vs. Frank Huller et al. ' 978. Enos Thomas vs. Dodley Belford; --979. Maggie Foster' vs. Edgar M. Foster. 980 Mabel J. Axtell vs. George N. Axtell. 981 Mary Donnelly vs. Mietutel 982 'J. I'. Kissinger &Co. vs. P. J. McGowan. 984 , John M. Richardson va. Brid- get Flynn. •985 Michael Quinn vs. E. G. Brooke. 986 John York vs. Jae. Higgins. 846 S. C. Ashby et al. vs. D. A. Lemon et a/: 853 Silas F. King is. Daniel McNeill. 857 Frank Convey vs. Fred En- gel. 858 Frank Conwayta. John Burt. 859 Roger McCaffrey re. John F. Smith et a/. 860 ‚John Hildebrand re. Andrew J. Bailey. - 867 Mtn Haldist te. J. J. Mayne. Horn.. Jas: Hueston et al. re. George 879 Thos. Greenough et a/. (under firm name of Greenough & Nuse) vs. Cross and Grey. 881 Geo. Dunn es. M. W. Weber, road supervisor District No. 6, Jeffer- son *runty. 882 Christina Muella re. George Davis. 885 Chas, Stronberg is. W. A. Kindred et a/. 886 Albert Schaub ta. W. A. Kindred et a/. 887 William Sherman vs. Thomas H. Carter and Israel Saldinger. 889 Geo. Mollurney vs. Thomas Laughlin et a/. 890 Huntley and Clarke, co-part- ners Vs. County Commissioners Rod Rent). Rader. 893 F. D. Higsou tv. J. Paquin. vs. John 894 Minnie Hammer Lacy. 899 Frank Riitelle vs. Angelique Barriere. 900 M. II. Keefe es. Elkhorn Min- ing Co. .903 Ishac Marks i's. O. T. H. Al- len. 904 E. V. Cabbage 1'8. M. G. White. 909 Edward M . : - Beattie and Geo. D. Beattie vs. John McDermott, 912 Edgar P. Briscoe et al. Dominick Freyler and Herman Frey - ler. 913 E. V. Cabbage vs: W. D. W 9 il l te 4 n. W. I). Wilson - se. John Lem- berg. 916 Geo. Pogne re. Louise Milting Co. and W. II. Maynard and Stamm I Muldoon. 817 Ann Sherlock et al. vs. Eti. Kernpton et al. 918 Lyman C. Harris vs. Benj. Z. Young et a/. 946 Juhp Horsky et al. vs. George Spires. 947 . Alice B. Vial vs. David C. Turner et a/. 948 Bach, Cory & Co. (limited) st a/. vs. Hugo F. liniumeo-. 949 Ryland R. Crumb vs. Bigfoot Mining and Milling Co. and A. M. Molter Hardware Co. 950 C. Z. Pond vs. Bach, Cory & Co. 51 Robert -McGowan vs. Frank McGowan. 952 E. D. Sniffen vs. W: H. Gum- mersell. 953 .. Henry Smith et al. vs. John A. Cannon et al. 31. 95 Re li, e8. 0wen Gillogley et cd. vs. Thom. 956 Chauvin Northwestern Fur- niture Co. vs. John Motherspaw. 927 Ed. W. Beattie et al. vs. John Caplice et a/. 958 John D. Ripley vs. Daid P. Schultz. 959 Jacob Switzer us. R. Allen et al. 987 Thomas F. Murray vs. Theo ei 9 n 88 er . John W. Buskett vs D. r0. W 9 a1 8 . fi n ' er. John 'W. Myers et al vs M. Gl 9 ea 6 s O on N e e 1 t 1 ; ' ¡ . 0 wean vis David A. McCall. 991 Meyendorf & Wells vs P. J. McGowan. Donnelly. 992 Chas. J. McDevitt vs Melena Pressed Brick Co. 993 Mary Barber vs John T. Britt et al. 994 J. W. Kindred et atvs E. Chas. Albrecht et al. 995 Sarah L. Gorman vs James Gorman. 996 W. Graham vs Robt. O. Clair. 997 Helena lumber (;9. vs Coin- missioners of Jefferson county and J. S. .*Kenzie, '998 Richard M. Jeffries vs T. F. Murray RIB' T. II. Carter. Mec.tv likancler, Montana Territory, on blosidrty Aura* 26, IMO, tu Mr. and blra. Mut». a dough , . • M A lilt! Eli. Cantaios-Jonittot--lis Mulder, bloinnins 'rerrItory, on Monday, August ell. MN, by Justice R J. Dougherty. Mr. Debar, Carlson. of Elk Park. and Was Mathilda Jonamt. liould.e. Pltacb. OIN:AIN›- In Boulder, ..n Sunday, Miguel 26th. 114116,_ lay Prober Judge John II. Flak, Mr Henry J. Price malting Anua Odeon., both Itutte. CAIINAnN-.1111INfflia -111 Montana Territory, on Sunday, Annual IN, neat et the parkins of the Merchant's hotel, Mr Edward V. Cabbage, of liutteeand Miss EvaJohnson, of Elkhorn. 1.1()PCP ()It ‘Vil't A home, light hay, inandod resented It on left shoulder, Mahn' Mark», 'l ,,al s.l ar utiégia, about MOO lanallnis; was ACen loto/I shout Morel' Isi on range of Itoulder. aiiiiatae revise t is ‚Meted for my information that will Peal to Ow Tr.a, I, try of Hie home. A .tdreaa W. Woo Pi. Mangler, M. T. xe,:- itA.T1tee Iv( )It( Bestrie . 0. t ' Notice is hereby given that thiétione for the Berta- tratiou of the qualified electors lot District No. a of Jefferson nuunty, embracing the preeineto of V. bisa No. Gregory No. is, -centet No. 7, and Evening Star No. Si. sr to the general r mikes fief Mete, y, end precinct absent to be held na' the Iht day of October, A. D. It», for Cl... oniony of Jeffereon. Montana, will expire at ten o'elock p. an. on Saluntay, the 14th day of fleptembet. A D. Olivetti' applying for regiatrettion moat preeent their naturalisation papeow. F. SIIIIEVE, Itetrist(y Agent. _ - - ( )1{1( ie ('t)., DIALill IN Fruit*, Coureetinnery, Nuts, Tobacco* and Cigar* und Id' Various Kinds. Att. V A allICTIPN or Gamut KOrNalIK“. min Branum es K.s Tsai» tiresome. IT ne ono Ain To Krim Tame FItran1 AND IN MUNITICINNT QUAN- TITY TO Surety 51.1. latiosiore Scboul B eke, Reboot Kooks, Piebald Beek. Kopt roustatilly nu hand, this brink the thunder Agency for the authorised TBRRITORIAL TBXT-HOOKS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS TIKIE C.A13I1W. -,-- 117 - R1111,114-PROPRIETOlt II•daietreet, Begat. The efieleet Mace towakto spend a medal hour. 9 . Pure White Rye Whisky, Beven-year-old bfeBrayer Whieky, Imported Old Tom Gin, • Jamaica Runt, Scotch Sr Irish Whiskies, sad Phillip Beat's Milwaukee Beer, always on hand. He sure to cell If you want to enjoy • good drink and • pleasant time. FURNITURE I 'EA TALUS'. WIIIITIli1-13C.A.13 PH Ileir emucr iiiffEbILIMEILIC, M'T.FiRoiNTI « Cr MiBTO P. In To TIM Kno.oc. We are now prepared to furnish any eint house or hotel with any style or primed furniture Putt sa cheap as any honer In Montana, having over Seem wools of furniture in our worehouttes all new goode,reeriv- ing from five to ‚even Carloads a week. We ship all over the Territory; special ‚attention gis t..nail Orders ; good.. parked and delivered in first class style. Call nod ate our store when in town. Order work, picture framing, and repairing • specially. • Ormolus* at Simpkins Block. Opined te Anoline arse,. Whitehead ac Kuehn. BOULDER. - - - MONTANA. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S PECIAL SALE IMBNITI.Hilte. H. C. III.7NT S CO.. of Boulder, , having determined to devote their entire attention tolhe CHEAP CoUNTER cdoops 976. Charlotta Knapp va. George: sod to: \LINDE rt,T.A.ICI1NTO-. to: at TWO-THIRDS of COST PRICE. Everything will be gotten rid of by the leltsks. Ellerestesuslicier and partial who want bargains will never find • bet- ter opportunity. Thom who come first will get the pick of the let, ao that If you want anything of the kind, do not delay your visit. This, no hum- bug, but an actual sale for less than cost, as our prioea will show. All our furniture le of good quali- ty and satisfaction to purehaaere can be guaranteed. 8. CD. MKT.Terre eMe BOULDISR. - MONTANA.
