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Wolves Are Numerous. Wolves are becoming numerous and troublesome along the lower Judith range, so much so that an extra bounty has been placed upon their pelts by stockmen of that legion, to furnish inducement toward extermination of the var mints. Last week William Simp son, Samuel Winslow and Heze- kiah Wilson, cowboys, residents of that section, started to round up a large band of these animals that had been playing'Buch havoc with their young stock. Gaining ad vantage by driving the marauders into a rocky canyon, bullets flew thick and fast until the entire number were supposed to be slain. Skinning went merrily on until one of the victims, evidently an extra tough customer, was reach ed and which showed signs of re turning vitality. To save ammu nit ion, Wilson placed a rope around the wolf’s neck, dragged him over the rough ground fifteen or twenty minutes, and returned with the limp form. Dismount ing, Hezekiah placed himself astride his prey, looking toward the south, and had loosened the hide from it hind legs and par tially up the back, when the wolf, who had in the meantime 6ome what recovered, opened his eyes, saw who was sitting on him, gave a series of quick, shap nips be neath his keep’s coatails, which sent ’Z^ke into space with a howl and gave to himself once move the priceless boon of liberty, and which the latter was not slow to appreciate, for v\ hen ’Zeke had fin ished easing liitnself and fle d about it was only to see his old enemy making for the foothills at lightning speed, the loosened hide flapping over its back with every bound.—Helena Herald. Balloting for U. S. Senator. [Anaconda Standard.J The scene in the house is im pressive as the hour for the assem blingof the joint body comes. A1 business suspended, there is the expectant hush which tells of the coming of an event and then, the doors thrown open, the sergeant-at-arms advancing down the aisle announces in ringing tones (he arrival of tke honorable senate. The members rising, the gentlemen composing the upper house file down to their seats, pre ceded by the wheeled chair of the lieutenant governor. All seated, the sonorous tones of the clerk echo the call oi the roll, and the voice of the president, clear as a bell, repeats the refrain, now grown familiar to our ears for many days, “ The gentlemen of the joint assembly will now proceed to cast a vote for a senator in con gress.” The suspense has some times been painful, as surprises have so far been the distinguish ing feature of the session, and a sensation is waited for in morbid expectancy. Rusk’s Cure For Lumpy Jaw. “ Unele” Jerry Rusk will have well and faithfully earned his sal ary as secretary of the interior, even though there should be noth ing more placed to his credit than the discovery of a simple and in expensive remedy for lumpy jaw ed cattle. Dr. Salmon, chief of the bureau of animal industry, re ports to the secretary from Chica go, after making numerous experi ments and investigations, that the remedy tried, iodide of potassium, is a remakable success, 63 per cent, of the cattle treated having been cured. The report shows the cost of treatment trifling by comparison with the results, and it has also been proved that the disease is not contagious.—Avant Courier. Wanted—A young woman who can cook and dress children. Poor little dears!—Gazette deLousanne. STTZEsT R I V E R S l i p e p C o . —BREEDERS O F - OF GREAT FALLS. Capital. - $ 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Surplua & Profits 100,000 0 0 OFFICERS: T. E. C o l l in s - - President, J. T. A bmingtom - - Vice-Pres. A. E. D ickkbman - - Cashier H. H M attjcson - - Ass’t Cashier DIRECTORS: T E COLLINS JOHN LEPLEY PARIS GIBSON IRA MYERS. ROBERT VAUGHN H. O. CHOYVEN. J BOOKWALTER J H McKNIGHT. L G PHELPS. C E SEVERANCE. JTARMINGTON A E DICKER MAN. The pioneer bank of Cascade oonnty. Dames, tio and foreign exchange bought and sold. In terest paid on time deposits. Steamship tiokats on firet-olasl lines for sale. - ............ 0 I » \ ■ Safety deposit boxes In burglar-proof vault for rent. $5 and upwards per annum. Cascade LAUNDRY C L O C K S , W ■A-lslID A S t a /t i o r t e i i s r h IsP u .t s , L ¡F b n a lte. O o n .f© o t io x x © x 3 r , A n d P C i g 'a .x s A T o T o a c o o , P s S C E L T o t lo n .© . R T : e 2 o : e ? o t t g k e 5 c : b : r : e : d IFswEarcrEa: IMT zezriüstos IF’ j r e i n ' c e : — S zf -A-H sttsih : «&.1TXD F R B N C H - C O T S - “W O I j ID C R O S S E S . AUGUSTA, MONT. « T H E - Sunday Sun $2.00 A Y E A R Containing more reading matter than any magazine published in America. Address: THE SUN, New York. WE TELL YOU » J . A .c a . J M k <3-xea,t 2F1 a l i a . We can wash Flannels without shrinking, if anyone can. JOHNSON & JENSON, P r o p s . BYRON CORSON, Agent. __ _ ___ nr el Wa teach them how to make money rapidly, and guarantee every one who follows onr lnstrnotloBA faithfully the making of 8300.00 » month. Every one who takes hold nos rod works will sarely and speedily increase their timings; there •an be no question about It; others now at work are doing It, and you, reader, can do the same. This is the best paying business that yon have ever had the chance to secure. Ton will make a grave mistake if you fail to give it a trial at ones. If yon grasp the situation, and aot quickly, yon will directly tied yourself In a most prosperous baslnsM, at wlilob yon can surely make and saw large sums of money. Tbs results of only a few hour«’ work will often equal a week's wages. Whether you are old or young, man or woman, It makes no difference, — do as we tell you, and sue- sees will meet yon at the very start. Keiths? experience or capital necessary. Those who work for ns ars rewarded. Why not write to-day foe tell particulars, free f B. 0. ALLEN A CO., Box No. MO, Aafuata, X « . S T U D Y L A W A T H O M E . T ak x a C oursk in the SPRAGUE CORRESPOND. ENCE SCHOOL OF LAW- [Incorporated.] Bend ten cento in stamps for particulars to J* C o t n e r , j r .. S e c ., NO.446,WHITNEY BL’K D E T R O IT , MiCH. ISTJÖW S T A G - B L I I E s H E ] To Bynum, Dupuyer, Robare and the Blackfeet Agency, IN 12 ^OTJRS Carrying U. S. Mail, Express and Passengers, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and return next day. E P. B u t l e r , Proprietor. If You Think any kind of a crop will do, then any kind of seeds will d o; bnt for the beat results yon should plant FERRY’S SEEDS. I Always the beet, they are recognized i the standard everywhere. Ferry’s Seed Annual is the most important book of the kind pub lished. It is invaluable to the planter. We Bend it free. D. M . F E R R Y & CO. DETROIT, Hick. GIBSON & WALKER, — WHOLESALE & RETAIL — DEALERS IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. A CHOICE LINE OF THE BEST^BRANDIESr WHISKIES, AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS ON HAND. MAIN ST., - - - CHOTEAU. C H O TE A U , M O N T. ZE 3 I- O - ZOOZDO-ZB, C a r p e n t e r and C ontractor . Contracts for Building« of all kinds. Estimates and Plan* Fur nished on Short Notice, SPECIAL ATTENTION Paid to Flumes and Head- gates. CHOTEAU, - - M0N1 IO O FREE WATCHES! Given by the Oldest How issssr in New York City. In addition to the numerous na w and origin nal premiums offered to subscr.bers, wa pro pose to present them with 100 WatoUes. au e f which are guaranteed hy T. Lineh, 14th 8t. aad Union Square, New York City, who furnish•# them to us. The Advertiser is the oldest newspspar la New Voik City. Its Weekly edition ia pub lished in two sections snd comes out every Tuesday and Fiiday—101 times daring the year; has six to eight paues every issue, is well . printed, has plenty o# pictures, short stories telegraphic news, financial and market reports a woman’s p.ige at'd the ablest editorials pub lished by n y New York paper. It is a model home paper, with elevating and _ entertaining , reading matter, devoid of sensations and obyV Jectionable advoi liaeinenfcs, AU for $.1.00 a/^ year. * L Specimen copips and Premium Lists wUh', foil particulars o f the Attractive Inducements s for Ageuta, sent Free on application to T H E A D V E R T I S E R , L ¡3 9 P a r k R<i>w> N.Y. J * P. N, KNOWLES, (Tio OU R o ll»««) BLACKSMITH . Ss W A G O N S H O P * H O R S E S H O E I N G A . SPECIALTY. MAIN St., - CHOTEAU
