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1 YOU WILL KNOW THE NEWS AND PROGRESS OF THE FLATHEAD RE- GION IF YOU READ THE LG ,.., 01-UPABIAN REGULAR - SUBSCRIBE LY SUBSCRIBE NoW. FIRST YEAR. liny Your Goods of the OLD RELIABLE G. 11. ADAM S, ASH LEY AN D DEM ERSV I 1.1.1e. Call and Examine Now Arrivals! Something to efake !belie Pleasant ! PICTURES, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, PLUSH STANDS, EASELS, HANGING LAMPS. I ila‘,• t 1,.• Lino of (i 14A SS W A 1? 14. till•City . IIIwni l'p ID the e . •i4 it. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing. Fresh Groceries and Provisions. STATioNERV, it tRimtni:, AVALLe‘crit, Fricx1Siiixii (loons, I !Ars, ('.is. Everoting tor. lllll -1.11ths (loneral DiCIT01-11EL , L , 1.7C7A.GONS. 0. I 1.A DA NI S, EDWIN SINGLETON. Cow mcior, AND Will Contr.:let reel Execute Every Claes of Buildings. Contracts Odom for Eecavatems, and for the Coniertiction of All Classes of Buildings. Columbia Falls, Montana. 1)1f. JOS, II EDI 1,1 PHYSICIAN ANDStiPur ,ttn . Office Conlin e Miller Meek. Columbia Fans, Mont. _ - SIDNEY M. LOGAN, Attorney-at-Lavt. U. S. COMMISSIONER. LAND Orrice Po HNI:s:-; ATTENDED T.. Oil ICE: Sullivan Un!!.lir•, ; . e• Toi% te-it e co. KALISPELL. MONTANA. smi•ra. H. L. °Lova:. g'11TH & ()LIVER, REAL BUT Z, and Insurance Agents. COLUMBIA FALLS, MONT. J. K. Miller, LAW AND REAL ESTATE. OFFICE: SCCLEUS AVENUE. Columbia Falls, : Montana. O. J. Blodgett, ATTORNEY . . Fire and Life lnsurnce Written. RANCHES BOUGHT AND SOLD. COLUMBIA FALLS, MONT. A. Y. LINDSEY, LAW AND REAL ESTATE. OFFICE IN P. 0. DUILD1 Ni ;. Colombia, JP511s, NIonittiot. Lagford & Bloor. Law, Real Estate and Fire Insurance. NUCLEUS AVENUE, ....on., , .....,...W.,-.....,,,,,, ......,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1 THE COLUMBIA\. COLUMBIA FA LLS, MONTANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEN1BER IT, 1891. THE NORTH FORK. III l'oal and Ag . 11- 4.1111 anti Land Awn it int; Earnest Ileteletiment. The ill it railroad 11 eldil Opell III the Wylie.' V or ti o a of this A trip to the North Fork region gives one a n „r Ik e 1 ,0 4 . 11 1 o f t i ll , aiva that IS yet !frailly:illy limb. vol4)pe41. From Colombia Falls to the Canadian 11110i one stretch of as fine timber am Call be 10111111 filly Will `re in I be N i•A Ii Wl,st„ Tamarack, fir, birch, spruce, ceder tote all the varieties of 'eine abound in limitless quantities. Se far Ho timber 100 Is' 'ii ent on the North Fork region and it reamine for the lumbermen of IL future generation to realize the full benefits of flee vast limber belt. It is not as inacceeeible us ie g1.111.rally thought. The many movintain st reams that enter the Nerth Perk river afford a practicable nestle; of getting the wealth of to merchantable points. Nothing- is easier, from a lumberman 's view, than to bring the lumber of the Ned II FOrli CO111111 bia Aml it will eventually be done. Logs may be 110:111•1 1 tell o r twenty miles at, less cost thin 1 hey (eel be teamed one mile that is what lumbernien 5113e So the slimily for the great plants that are being built. i» this city will eventual!) , isime teen the North Fork. While the wonderful wealt 11 of timber makes the North Fork region worthy attention, it linvit be re memblered that coal will Ill' it i I I more valuable in the LVI r 1 if commetee thazi the lumber. And there are '004.1111'; of coal, to inie a popular ex• preeeion. teed is everywhere. Big and lilt f> veies npvear at wee veil, 1 phtees, :eel astonish even the P • •11 CO:t1 Miner. W 1110 knewn a the Einereon vein, is all exposed teed 4i1 cod eenteeti feet. wide. tine about six feet perpowlicu- hr Ill,‘T-aire. II is a %.%•( iisirf it I vein, and mese to view jest et the river bank. eitanding on the high bank over the Feuerson veei me , van trace the •,;Se as it ce s e.; the ri•. - er ten to lifte,qi feet of the clearest water. Front the Emereee vein tip the river for eeet or yartl,; of.her y....ns of coal may he 140i.11 w1tielt vary from two to eight 1st in width. It is im- possible to form an eetimate of the aliment of coal within the hinite thee, veiae. If a person WOUld Inate the amount of (ere in a veil. ene vile long and eel I feet in extent, teen there would be Fume basis for estimating - on that vein alone, but to extend the computation to a score of veins nearly as large and ten miles long, the figures will be amazing. Therefore it is utterly im- possible to even approximate the coal resources of the region. The quality of the coal places it at the head of the western soft coals, and as it is the only smelting coal in this country the building of a railroad to the field is a certainty. The preliminary survey is being made and the line will be con- structed within twelve months. Better roads to the North Fork would have a tendency to quicken the development of the region. But few people have formed a correct estimate of the area simply because a personal visit was attended by hardships which few care to undergo. The country has altractione well worth the trouble of a visit and there can be no question but what. it will fill as rapidly as any part of the northwest when its wealth of coal, tI mber and agricultural land becomes known. Speaking of agricultural lands re- minds us that the soil along the North Fork river is unexcelled any- where east or west. It ie a much richer black loam than is found any- where in the valleys of eastern Mon - tame and an estimate of what it could produce would be shooting at very long range, indeed. The writer is willing to chance the prediction that when the North Fork valley be- gins raising crops the Montana record for immense yields per acre will be broken. If there is one great sur- prise to the North Fork visitor it is in the vast amount of rich, productive sod. There is an abundance of agri- cultural laud, and the settlement of a prosperous farming community is a matter of a few years. More than this, the farmers of the North Fork region will have a market at the mines that will insure a prosperous price for everything raised. In the upper valley a party of CalitaktiMertielteterftersulte• is no doubt ill the 111h1(114 Of 1111.11 „ HE woRLD ovE familiar with oil regions thnt peter I letun abounds on the North Fork. A country with limber and agre vulture! land • in alentilenee .s self- stietainine, lett to have groat coal mew:tire.; and oil wells added to the rus o ur c, , , make.; it, a region mew- torions Ill active and earnest die elip melte l'here tem be little doubt flee the North Fork region has a greater variety of resources than any like area ill the northwest, _ Suicide 11 . it 1.•mors. Gilleisgberg, the fainotie N ilii lisle,'' who was sentenced ill November last to imprisonment, for life at Schlines.11e.rg, an 14111101 (11 t Nova, twenty tele miles from St. le,t,,rsbeirg, lets ('I 00111111041 Sol .11iO (1 1101isglierg had beim (lespon deist for many !eoliths past, but recently seemed to be regaining her usual Spirits. Finally elle b e came possessed of It pair of scissors, and with them she hal-hod h er th roa t, ill !illeh II del i•nnini , d manner that she died in spite of the efforts miele to env(' her life. Sophie linensgberg w;•. , 4 tried ill Nitvember, 18911, at St. Petersherg, together with Stoelanofsky and Frei field, en the charge of having been implieeted III tt vlot against the life of the Czar. The trial Ives eimeludiel 4)11 Nteember 17, I1490, and all three or wereeondenined to be haligeil. The court, however, recommended that, the ('jar remit the sent:m)'i, of death against. Stoel anofsity and Preifield, and they were eventtially banished 10 Sils.ria. Fo ra l o ng time III,, life of Sophie thentsgberg hung in the b a l a n e e, but elie eae eenteneed to imprison :tient for life mid was Bent to SthiI eitleirg, where e 111111 Sophie and other Nihilists had previ- ously been tried in Paris for having explosive bombs in their possession. She wi much adonind by the Nihi- list., in 1.'iratice, Se it zerland, Itusein alit tele.; countries. Aloe the murder of General Selive.•• tee' in Paris in November, I,'I!il t hi ieretir, a opw,p.im.r or vari-,, stat(41 that a Nihilist ye:lenitive bed /heeded that if Soplee wee senteiessi to deal Ii, ( femoral Seliverstoff, 14111(1 1)) be the direetor of the Russian police in F ran c,, w0 , 1 1,1 Is' killed so 801111 t here:1f ler It, po 1 WaS S11110111011 to be hanged 4)14 elonday, and the shooting of Clewed Seliverstoff at the I (obi Di. l'arie, by an all known assassin, supposed to be '11 zoan named l'ad- lewski, toelt place on the following Tuesilay. comity in California, wits the oldest. lederal Judge in the United States. Nearly fifty years ago he was con- sidered the most eloquent advocate at the bar of the city of New York. lie added more to his notoriety than to his fame by his successful defense in that city of a MIL named Robin- son for the murder ol Ellen Jewett, a beautiful, but notorious woman. The murder created great excitement. Robinson was a well-known Nisi - nee; and society young man of the city. When he was acquitted the indignation of the citizens manifested itself in various ways, one of them Junction, Cob, has been missile; fi r president of the Irish National league, being the severe arraignment of Hoff- two weeks. It is stated that his ac- is very ill and that no hopes for his man by the people and press for the counts with thegovernment urel , :.3,000 recovery are entertained. The death of M. Grevy, ex-preruier manner of his defense. It became I short. public that Hoffman required Robin- A cable dispatch from San Salve- of France, was quite unexpected. No alarming symptoms were noticed and no anxiety was felt when he was taken ill. United States Minister to Denmark vices have . been ree__eived it would C a - - Tr has received notice of the indicate that hardly a city in the removal of the prohibition placed country except those along the coast escaped the awful effects of the con- vulsion. Warraets were issued on the 9th for the arrest of the mercantile up - well as his client. Robinson soon praisers of Philadelphia. The war - took his leave and eint to Texas. rants were based upon charges by City Treasurer Wright that the ap- praisers, Mesers. Patton, Crawford, Hausman, Hunter and Bell, have unlawfully conspired to cheat and defraud the commonwealth of Penn - longed to an old and honored Knicker- sylvania. bocker family of New York. A dull season in London has been varied by an extraordinary story that Patrick James Foley, M. P., hitherto supposed to be one of the most con- fl:mod bachelors in the Irish party, has a wife at present confined in the insane Nvard of the Lancaster poor- house of which she has been an in- mate for ten years. Mrs. Foley, on being interviewed, said that she was not insane and did not know why she was there. Lorenzo Sawyer, United States cir- cuit judge for the district of Califor- nia, died at San Francisco after a short illness of bronchitis. Judge R. A AVeek run or nappeonitrs to the Rich 111111 the reer, the Known 111141 the 1 . likneW11. Ann lebelia Turns up Again. .1eci- dents Orem. mu 1.111141 111111 Sea, %S bus' Iteatbs are Many. Miss Ava, the wealthy Estglihit V.101011) who went to Chicago reeent to raise the slender(' of living in the rennet, ill reported to the Ioiii.' 1111 miming. Miss Ave diet••• to a church to consult tile priest. She entered the Imilding, telling her eine panion that she only UO4,11(1441 remain ing e few /Mettles 1)111 Dever returned. (11.1, , 41 iv. who wem sent out 11.3E11141 fro, II 1114, prieHt. that II 11114 Ava called, and after fifer, 1•1/11%.1.1,-41till 11110111 religious midterm, hail gone :may. All attempts to gain any clue to her wheteabolits after that time f ru it i ess , Vera A Va, it III 1110w /171rierted, 04 111)1114 01 111.r than Ann Dis De Bar, the spook prieetems of New York. She was Seen on 1 111' St rept .tml recog- nized by a Ne‘v York newvaper woman, Who 4%11441 upon the chief of ( 1 1 .1 4 .,•fi ro3 ain f told him her discovery. J1 i.r deseription of Ann ( Delia, tallies exactly with that of Miss Avis. Ae cording to the NeW York lady the notorious spirit prodneer earrien stock of wigs and other melte a n d of late has 10'1'11 traveling acrotit4 the vomit ry swindling gullible elotreft pt.ople. The notoriety meeker is weir believed folio ill (!ineiminti. On the I 1 h It policeman Wits shot 111141 killed at San leraticiseo. prisoner whom the ollieer laid mailer arrest tried to eecape, but was rapt tired. lie turned out to be M. Ii.Citrt is 1141 mew, well known as \Samuel of Posen.\ lie delliem shoot ilq.• the policeman. \VIly Curtis was under arriee. is liot loigat II, 1/111, it, ir, t 1101100 he Was ereating8 (list Urbane° wilill under the influence of liquor. henry Jones of San Jose, Cal., and James ( e t sey of Spokane, light- weights, fought for a puree of $501) before the Spokane At 11114 le CIO) 011 t he 12111. Casey was not ill the fight, hi.ocked out in thethird round. The poles. interfered with the Mc- Auliffe iiblions fight at flobolee , N. .1. Six vieious rowel-, were fought. Referee 1/ilitu awarded the battle to ele.enliffe amid great ex- eiteinent. The Patereon l'ug entered a vigorous protest and said he could have fought for two hours. A eollieion took place oft Cape Colonna between the Italian steam- ship Taormina of the Italian Messen- How a Ittrtlerer Was Cleared. 41titlge Ogden Hoffman, of the United States Court, who died re- :i.4eries company and the Greek steam- ship Thessalia. The Taormina sank soon after the accident, drowning her eaptain and several of her crew and forty cabin passengers. lepidemie diphtheria is raging in Tambon, Russia. Mothers purposely place their children in the way of the infection, preferring to see them die of disease rather than starve. The distrese of the people is so great awl the weel of money so urgent that foals cattle, beught front farmers at one shilling each. John W. Bridges, postmaider and Western Union manager at Greed son to tell him the truth before he .thr says a indeon dollars worth of tvould undertake the case, assum i ng ' property awl 11111113' lives were de - that he could be defended more sue- stroyed by an earthquake. Whole cessfully if he knew he was guilty. towns are wiped out and so far as ad Robinson confessed to his attorney. It was discussed for a time by the papers and the magazines, as to the question of the moral wrong of such a defense, from the standpoint of professional ethics. The verdict of the public was against Hoffman, as Hoffman several years after moved to California. In the course of time he was appointed United States District Judge and held the office for the remainder of his life. He be - Catholic Service. Catholic service will be held on Monday, September 21, at Mr. Jos. Tetrault's, Hill postoffice; on Tues- day, September 22d at Columbia Falls, at 10 o'clock a. in. FATHER H. ALLAETS, Of Frenchtown. Two accomplished Sault Ste. Marie cows walk up stairs in the houses and manifest evidences of great enjoy- ment as they view the surrounding landscape from the second story OUR GREAT STATE The Ateony te, sr in tee It re- , ler Ile .1 111 1 111, 11 1 tor file I:11-. Ik•111•5II• 1.11:%1 1 level Veil Airs* /‘ I '.1\ , ('---T111' \ 1 \ . )4 111 11 \II I Tho ngony over for the time being, mei I he lit ii.t.atits for the Dat are no nearer the gt eat sacks o f ti e . eeitsell hal& IT than they Well' six two. They %vie tietv have/Lelia:we 11, e• .1 bona die great suspense they e endured and, (listing tip 10.1.1,1110:4, (been:Me, just how notch dullar i and cents it has BUSINESS MEN WILL FIND THE COI UMDIAN 1. JOH OFTICC EQUIPPEO FOR G000 •' W FT H y d ;;E. NEW STYLES .'0 N I \MEI:• 22. • - • - reeled meeting of the litwm :•.eale. , priees %as whlite'1, , ,Ii; , 1111y higher than the 16044..1 then paid. A nabs , presented the liew• scliedulc to V i di the employer., Lot hey I , in ..1 1.1 agree to it, Isitv.i.iptently the tai10:s. quit work. %V III Lawler, a p.11111;.! 111:111 in St:11111111y, MO., Wilt1 111111 been visiting at. ( lierty Creek, near 1:0 / ,4•11 M11, %Vie. 110 11101111111y 1.1101 till the 114, % vas out limit 51111 ( 1 , 11 11 i r i f r; . 1 of 1151 win di..eharged the 'flee final abandonment or Fort Shaw 1110k p11 1 1... 00 III.- 12111 %%ilea U1.1111.1111111 rat 11`,%%ofl 11, late (punter master, left wit I, detachment, for feet leiford. Stilly wante to e lude preesi O n all g(1,515 in hi ,e•.• Ii iii (lis t the m the 1•11 . 011. to per If r011 10 !flake lof.•••1111,1 fil stymie eight mon that either side w•as 1 \1 111 \;. 1 \ 11 \\f\' \f • r i g ht. '1 . 1 1 ,, jury was ealled info eourt i\'\' E '' , go, to l.:tuigui.vl iIoor. on I .51,1, 511(1 reported i n i t bilit ,,, Iii 111 . 111. Tip , jury to till how and final proofs . 1 1 41 1 :dg li e % A .e fr e l l i ;:t t t . ton l‘ ;l ii i . b ..11 ; :lri, f ;:l ‘ f ‘ I 1 1 7 1: the ballot:: t;toof I, blft, it, is 1,nown that seven Nvere fat or or (.01, twthoom mot fir.. for proponent 1. III ability 1,) a;tre , • on the findireee 1,1114 ,nilt,''i by O w r oor f a •, ; ,,1: 1n4,1w J. Oavs.,.,1 note, 1,1e••• 41,%. the ; ,, f , r dwro lllll for faiho'f. to al ;,1 a verdict. :\ 1 r ( .al 11' .1 I 111• W , 1111rillge Wrc; it, i t reet,.,1 Ilefeeia %vas about ,.. ?1, 1 ,;;;7 1 ,r7 4 ,;, r . 1 . 10 14.a0 0 v....st ituttivi I ow 'mitt ) ,..r.,,r0,•r . 511...k.,11:4 , count ; , .11.14 itio :-•r.•,- ; • 3.11 1. ',rill:W.111'11 W 44 1,411.1.1. NO. to l'irtei 111. 14%; kr , • The aro. wa, , , ft tws•••• I. llllllllll •,,, 1.ear, 1111014. 05 50 01 , 11'T i.••••;;1(.1 by .1 tele,' w 1st 411clifi , ;4 de e plain:tilt wing •john ‘‘,. 1 , 10,11v 1111, 1 1, 1 , , i1 ,r ! - 1 11 , ; 74 :.. S , limit, of the flietriet. court, the com -- ti whom Ntrs. AA'ooldridge is in i debteil about 1'1,7(0, and who aver,. It 1,.174:\ th a t 0 0 • 111`.1)!) of her prop,: I ! 11 1.I• ty 111111 I lie intention of letting lie; ' 1 / i • t r; 10 . , 1 ; • ; rotten I 1'3741! t V( oil :Ay ' \ false imprisonment aft St,11/ 111.W; Fi r\' \ i \'' provif lit (ii at a i'•: son Calllejt he ill) 4 %. pri8111101 1 for debt. (lir.y , .. 1:10 ) 1 101i1OIS 110W (01 TO11g11 , . riter Niontana are to 1,e perliiitted to remain there es the commission has just, r o ori ,,,,I front a trip w.o.st. whither they went to invest eette 11eve recen t / H ewed th a t they be :Woe , -1 to renetin where they aro. Certc,r Medi , e) vongr'• , ..-.. introduced a bill for their re,,,oval from Nioiltana t o S ou th 1.taliotis and Senator Pettigretv had the woe/Med to provide for all of Ill'' el l ,. 3 -enue s some of 11111,111 are in Ihkota to be gathered 1 , 44,4114.r 0110 plitee ill :10111l! or tlie states. The Dakota Cheyenne-, are satisfied Wel the Montana Say will fight befor, they will be re A whole family in l'aris, 1 4: : :;; 1o : : ( 1 , 1i i ss igi ldo;(:. inl i err t 4;ort committed suicide. 'flu, father it IS hiet to let and mother teemed the ‘vity by 1, 1e4., .. i s io l s;, (1,, v r :I t ii4: 1 ( 11 , 1 1: 1 :1: 11 1 ing t V0:4, 1 / 1 171 t 01 111.rs, who %yen. adult ehildren, imitated their is.}\\ --/'\t Lilly Dazikley ha 1-4, 1 , • parents. turned. The itietals.rs were imabl.• to find hint awl 1,elieve he l ee Al. .1. til3riiM, treasurer of the Cat Ilene Knights, is short $25,000 anal dr ( ''''\ 1 \ 1 31 iss I - now out of (Wee's. She was for::; -r has fled front Chattanooga, Tenn. Th er e is a we ll e joe,,,e lneeon , nt a reeident of efitimetpolie, eees• being in l'4,10. ioetity, tinder way in Oklahoma for the erea- Lee (*lair, the man %s-11., w -as shot tion of a new s 4 .ate, ineltule all of iy Bryant „Nfel)intald at a saloon ten the old Indian territory. The secretary of tie. interior has ettii..sii,14i issued an order tlireeting the removal G taken by a deputy sheriff, and sub - the delay of all the cattle from !flitted to a coroner's jury. Me the Cherokee strip. Donald was held to the grand jure. A private telegram from leincolit, The eight Chinamen ‘,..ito woe - Nob., states that John. Fitzgerald, Sawyer 1V1171 It 1111111 111 1V111114411 ill 3 i•ti Ina lief iV11 1111t.Wit 114 1111(141g. Ile recently 11111(10 II tour of his l'iti•1111, 111111 while Ile Wail ill 1 11.11'1171 1 1 1• ; 11 1-1114 eatie Of ti.' NOrt Ilern ['Wilk rail road against mineral claimants. I ecision w as in fax in. of I hi, t i t er, ee l, Judge Sawyer was 015+ of 1)11) phi livers of the Patine coael, rind litel been on tile bench it long time. Ile wits alse it member of the new circuit testa of appeals organized in San leritmeeeo. Dr..101in Al. Talbott, en old and respected plty.ieittn of 1liddletown, 11111., was arre.,14.41 charged with the niiirder of a girl by malprurtiee whotit he had seduced 111141,1 pisanise of marriage. The Si II caused a heed Hentattion, becatee I/r. Talbott is is physician (if repute, a wi(lotter 1)vvr 55 years of age, and a Citizen generally of r ion! stamhag. The alleged victim i Aliss Riede Starkey, :t ramtnistremn, who ft altiorly lived at. Middletown, but, who for the last few years hits lived ill Terre Muni% a l one , working liy sewing hn• it living. Hari; Is alarmed nt the rapid eleteel or o vont ariouit skin elated \Italian 11-11.\ It in ::nal'i't;::1111.::11trilt'sYite till'1 l : t ee n d .'‘ I: q1 47:111, r i :irtet il laborel 4 rereetly employed ill tee, neit'.'ithorliood and affects all elitesee alike. Notes and ro:n are said to be the most frequent medium fir I r e n e tnission. An extraordinary crime leis just been broileht to ligllt at Paris by the arrest of a woman and her father (gauged with the ittlen.pleti murder of the woman's hin,band by pouring melted lead into hie ears. The railroads nee they eannot 1\ d i 1171111 11 1 ..' ; crop of Kansas this H1'118011. Simple am! impressi serviees were held at Paris over the remains of Major lei rely, Item editor of the Mail and Express, or New York, who died in that city. Robert Crawford of Pittsburg, Pa., while tinder the influenee of levees Was killsql on the Northern traek near Spokane. eirs. Rohert Ray Hamilton's \All a 'ti $5114''' company litc; disbanded be- cause of lack of it ii,' Alembers of the company objeetisl to continu- ing the tour unless their salaries were iin.1 I. 1 ( 1111g,. :extley, ehairtieut of the interstate conanterci, eoutmission, 111114 tendered his re:iignatioxi owing to ill healt h. The queen of Roumania, who, with her huslianit, K leg Charles of Rou- mania, is stopping at 1 . 1.nice, is pro- notiticell to be dangerously ill. upon the importation of American pork, which will henceforth be ad- mitted. Massachusetts Prohibitionists put a colored man on their state ticket. ream of Roses, every bottle guar - anteed, at the Model drug store. Notice. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, MISSoULA MONT., July 17, 1891. Notice is hereby given that this office is in receipt of certified copies of fractional township plats, as fol- lows, to -wit: Township 27, north, range 20, west. 44 to 9 % 3 to 64 114 44 it 2 8 44 14 46 30 Filings on the above townships \ 21, \ 20, \ will be accepted on and after August 16, 1891. ROBERT FISHER, Register. Homestead and pre-emption flings, also proofs made on the same. A. W. SWANEY, Commissioner U. S. Court. Columbia Falls. rested on Aegust 5, last near lee : Stoves and Tinware, Bentou while bietee smuggled mt.. Nails, Bolts, Screws, the United States, have teem order , d be Judge Knowles of the circle Locks, Hinges, Hasps. c girt, to be turned 07er to the col- Rifles and Shotguns. 1 eeor of the port of San Fraueisco Big Line of Crosscut Saws, for shipment to China. Carpenters' Tools, Arrests were made in Butte of two Wire Screens, Spring Hinges. plumlx , rs, McCarrick awl Schwartz, - o - charged with mutilating and destroy- I ing the plumbing work in the Lee - Rankin and Union buildings in Mis- Mattresses BlaniEts, Sheets and 1:,,10,•,1 7110o. 1,1 1/ 1 (1 Al-m1a,m, is io spl 14'1.1. 5 Not is lit rt•ily giv.-1, thili PIMA 1•4111 1( 1.41•11,44, .011111)4413 f n11 , , !Ai, .4.11114 mighty, Slontnnn find t.r•-t I .. • • , I ii f. S 4 4 ,,e1 Co. 1,1'S allOMO Men's Fornishinl Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Pants and Shirts, Gloves and Ties, Overalls and Jumpers, Socks & Suspenders Fine Underwear. Hardware Department. S Ada. John Lyrics is also und under arrest charged with the sante pth or Als) a foil Lill0 of Sprillg Beds P11103 C r ASes Ttlitg offense. As Gus Moser, of Missoula, secre- 1101. 1 2 Lidlli V1211 , Etc. tary of the Missoula Mercantile Com- pany, was going home at 1 o'clock in r LE ICE DON'T H.: -;-ax To UAVE Ev- the moruieg, he was held up by a man in a mask who robbed hint of about in menev and a witch which coat hint !2t.Col. E. S. Nettleton, the govern- ment expert sent out to investigate the irrigating problem in Montana awl report upon the advisability of boring for artesian wells; in the north- ern part of the state proposes to con- nect Milk river with Mary's lake and make of it a constant fountain for most bounteous crops. • Hugh Hanretty was instantly killed by a blast in the Granite Mountain mine. The journeymeu tailors of Great Falls have quit work, being ordered to do so by the local union. There has been no uniform scale of prices paid. Some shops paid more and some less for the same work. At a t eeeereem Yoe VANT. WILL ORDER IT FROM HEADqUAhTERS SSE HAVE IT HTLE IN A FEW DAYS. C. F. SULLY. A. N. SMITH House and Sign AINTING Paper Hanging.' Shop in Rear of Odd Fellows Hall. 001.ATJ2DEILA. .7.A2.4.49 Celutulea Montana. Neat Job Peet:nes et th'e Office.
