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The Wickes Pioneer (Wickes, Mont.), 07 March 1896, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053310/1896-03-07/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
•••••••••••••.•••• • S •0110 irk1, ecl;In i 1011C CV plan that to the • , vietor hel,mgs the spoils of war\ we WOuld have no hick coming. But such is _Hot thC. The commissioners did the,same trick tw,•years ago, when thFf awarded the contract to the Age. The Age was then a rank PQPI'll't I EFFORTS TO BREAK OPEN THE SAFE. sheet, and had bitterly fought the _ A wit:Krt.:. NO 'INT., 111\ riCIRSERT BAIL EN( . SUBSCRIPTION. Per Year, - Sax Nlynth.. Three Nfooms, - • - INVARIABLY IN .10VANCL. is WHEN NoT IN ADVANCE -, *11 i IP 2 • 4 1 5 , 0 _ 1 25 election of the llgurehead commission:1 Robbers St.ared Oft by John Deitch 75 ers. Its bid was the high;.ost and yet Pursued by Posse Of Citizens it secured the contract; for What reas- on, probably tio o i ne will ever 'know. The whole prl,ceedings is disgTaceftd, l:tedat (H.. 1 ,stoilice at Atoitta,et k I. O. O. ( F. Eagle LiPlIg - C, Ni). 22. Meets every Saturday evening. Members ,,f other lasIges are cordially invited to meet with la FaEo. ZKisi No, N. G. J. M. Km,..Loc.c., • Emst)s is; experimenting with the X rays to see if they camod be put to c waetical use for prOspecting purPoses. - A (aim) thing: push it along\ the digging of a grave in which this•fall to bury the political aspirations of the present bt,ard of Jefferson county CI 1111- ititisAionen4 , MixiNg men ire waiting impatiently for the expected openindof theColville reservation in Washington, and a great rush is predicted in the early spring. Already several 'thildred pros- pectors are on the ground. Kalispell Inter Lake. we seek to do no one an injury. - and as have lately learned that Jas. Hildebrand was not the originator of the petition circulated in Wickes it short time sinoe,'we with- draw the charge. and hereby apologize and Captured Near Corbin. On Tuesday morning last, between and by their act .in kiving the print- midnight and (me o'clock, burglars en- ing to the highest bidder -the coin- ter,..d the store of Bach, Cor2,- & CO. by missioners have incurred an expense bre tIviny: the lock on the fc ., ,nit do r. of several hundred dollars against the John Deitch. driver of the company's county for which they can give no d ok. ery wag .„ 11 , who sleeps in the valid reason. There is some excuse bnilding, ha,' !icon out late attending for not letting the contract to an oat - side paper. lint when there are two papers at the county seat, and lie puts in it Bid 20 per ,-'nt. lower than the other, there Is 11,, settee in giving it blithe...114;h man. The Sentinel is the oldest pave: - iii JefferNlai county, is just as widely circulated and as resp,msible as the Age: therefore. in our opini,m the e,mitnissioners did the Sentinel a gross injustice ias also the county they are summ,sed to cepresent) by act awarding it the contract for county Printing for the ensuing year. \ to him for having made the assertion. T111,1t it Will be three c,,mmissioners elected this fall: . but 1ie P'-5 pie if Jeffers ,in county need have no fear that any of the gentlemen now holding (thee will be aembers of the new \'Hoard. Whet' the county conyentions meet the names of Ben5amin, Sheehy . and Patterson will be changed to , penois. MR. preicrietor of the 'Wickes Ploal1-1i. made the Miner a call during - the week. Mi. Bailey re- ports the newspaper business in Wickes • in it floarishing condition, and at times lively e gh to suit the taste of the most fastidious pencil pusher in the. country. -Clancv Miner. Them's weims sentiments perzaekly. was quite an excitement at Hoer last Sunday which almost termi- nated in a • lynching - . The trouble was between Manager Strong and the coal miners in his employ. The 'men claimed that Manager Stong gave them short weight on the et ,al sent out of the mine and wanted to hang him to even up matters. A sheriff and P oise A tilt (limn fr,,in Livingritton, ar- rested the' ringleaders and disperscd the mob. Tilt.: Zephyr staff was glad to have the pleasure of making the acquain- tance of Polart G. Bailey. editor of the Wickes PfoNEEK, last Sunday. Mr. Bailey is a bright young - man, an ex- tensive traveler. having been to South Africa. Smith .America. kwirtions of Europe. the provinces 01 British Amer- . • ica. and Wickes. all in a lifetime cov- ering - but 21 years. By reason of his past experiences in the way of hard- ships amid privations, he is well able to cope with the native* of the wilds and mountain fastnesses i if- Wickes, and when he gets ready to leave its bounds, its dollars to Helena diamonds that he dues si with flying colors. As the Zephyr said once before, \You are all right, niv boy;\ its iii' use to add, 'Take no bluffs.\ berause we now Icnow you will not. „Jefferson Valley Zephyr. Thanks, neighbor, for the nattering send-off. It is duly appreciated. Torr, contract for county printing has been awarded to the Boulder Age. Thelv were but three bidders Age. Sentinel and Misin Times. The Age was the highest bidder and . the Senfi- .tiel the lowest. The bid of the latter was 20 iler cent, below the former. What is the use of the county going to the expense of advertising - for bidm when the commissions have planned beforehipl to give oat to a certain in- dividual? That the Age would secure the contract, no one donbted for a moment; and vet the commissioners certainly had theirgni' to give it to tile iii%dtest flidder. If the commission - m 011,1:2;.Ilmmmmt!TmlmwtmrtImmmtmtl*FIlm7TTImmIllmirmlimormmilmmlime,. STORE OF BACH.CORY &CO. BROKEN 1; 7 - OPEN TUESDAY MORNING. THE it and citizens of Phillipsburg have instituted a rigid boycott against the Minneatxdis and St. Paul wholesalers, and the* should receive the hearty siipport i,f every City and camp in the northwest. The Twin cities haVe an , enormous trade with this section of the countrY, and vet the newspapers of those cities are doing everything within their Tx,wcr •down• the 4,1142 thing ` whieh would make this dreat NI rtltwestern country blossom as a rose free coinage. Listen to what the Mail has to say on the, subject: It is quite itopossible to pick up a St. patil PioneertPsess. St. Patil Cl die- or St. 'Paul Dispatch, or .any of the Minneapolis papers, which does not contain stone tirade against silver. These P'-\ hue are not blind to the fact that the are wielding a strong anti against our interests: yet at the spine time they seek us for patronage' for the .mrichment of their coffers to carry on the tight against us. The traveling - sale;man's . argument is that he is not at fault ' for the action of any newspaper. That may be true: but the 'house he represents is to it certain extent resimotsible. If the wholesale • business men St. Paul did not en- dorse the actign of their newspapers they would inn continue to fight our interests. which is likewise the inter- 'If- the wholesalers. We do not like the ring ,,f the word 'boycott:' it has ;t sickening - sound. and is usually the last resort. However it is just the thing which we must in duty to Our country and I wr,elves apply to the St. Paul wh.desalers. They invite the antagonistn. and every merchant iii the state slimild do all in his p.,wer to transfer trade from a section which so v1.111.nitly 11plAISCS our interests without justification. If there is a city in tho states which ought to upholdsthe inter- ests of Montana that city is St. Paul. Our merchants have been liberal patrons to its wholesalers: its interests and the interests of the country west of the Missouri river arc not` , widely separate. But the gold power is play- ilig mighty part just now with its newsperpers. and a part which in years to come every living •citizen of the Twin City metropolis will regret.\ Cure for Headache. ••••-- or. a.4 or- es - a ats-- , a meeting - of the Knights of Pythias. rettirning home he unlocked the ••-• d s,r not :msfiecting that the catch had be& br,,kt.a ent jr.'d and turned the key. 'After makilig a few steps Ills attention . .W:LS directed tip Whinperillg :11 the Unice. Immediately divining the cause, 'he retraced his steps and walked lilt th„ . • Hardly Was he on the platform when three men came out and started down the gulch, on a run. Thry were fol- lowed -a moment later by it fourth man. with a box under hi* arm, who went in the direction Of the• -. Alta. Deitch immediately raised an alarm, calling loudly to Doe Denbo, Who had ,gone down the road.bett a few moments be- fore, to head then' itt.. Deitch then went tip town to sunnaMit help, and in an incredibly short timb several citi- zens,well armed, assembled and started out in pursuit of the burglars. 'George and Jacob Scharf and Frank Nelson taok the trail down the bar and when they got to the Peck -Montana mill, just below Corbin and fully time miles from Wickes, sig - hted three men whom they correctly judged Were the ones they were after. Frank Nelson, who was slightly in advance of the others, caught Ater with the travelers and ordered them to throw hp their hands. Seeing George and Jake Scharf just behind Nelson, covering them with savage -looking guns and advancing - , on the run, they wisely de- cided the game was up and readily obeyed. Previous to this the pursuers had gone into the telegraph office at Corbin and wired to Wickes that they were on the trail of the men. Immedi- ately on receipt of the message Dr. Bullard. who was directing the search for the robbers, called for volunte ' ers to go to go down to Corbin. the fol- lowing men respentding: Frank La- moine, Harry Bartell, B. F. Shreve and J. J, White. B. C. St 'Co.'s team was dispatched and met the men with their captivesfeturning to town. All were taken aboard and, arriving at ,the store, the prisoners were placed in the office, under guard, and kept closely until Deputy Sheriff Sherlock arrived f. lilt Boulder and took them in charge. When captured two of the men were wearing new OVerShOen preowni;t1)13- stolen 'fr the store, but otherwise they were , excellent Sepecimens.of the genus hobo. The tither was a young man apparently about 2.,.; years of age and wore a new Stetson hat, with the name Bach Cory & CAL inscribed on the band. One of the men told of where he had thrown away a re- volver apparently the only weapon carried by the burglars- -and next day it was found in the spot indicated. It was a 45 Colt. Shortly after the alarm was given Jas. Hattrahan, manager for B. C. & Co.. was notified and iinme(tiately came &wit to the store. On entering As a remedy for all forms If head- ache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headache's yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to pro- cure a bottle. and give this remedy 'a fair trial. In cases of habitual con- stiwition Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to' the bowels, and few cases long resist the use If this medicine. Try it iMer. 1)111y Si) cent , a bottle at the Wickes Drug Co. 2 --se _ Notice of Forfeiture. T„I II. lt,tr 1...11,1olt W :11. Spree io . YOU are ma ilitt hio.• irtm.litiman.,1 bona,- ot tabor and improo.- mem. upon Alsa.. , -Lottle: situate hi 1,ffer- -, .14i1 counts. Montana, adholain• the-srs..sceat Lode, and retasrded hi .,aid comply in n.. cortler'.. 1111)5- iii Book X of 1014,, MI paw.. 3; and also as thHnridred Dollars ill labur and int. proteitionis %alma the kols•rt tordrokitualt• iii said ',witty and slats.. athl.ad joining staid Cr..s- cent Iamb% and ri•carded ill the recorder's Oak.' of said .1t•ffeenno ,.45111%. iii nnnk X it Lndes. Ca page 3. as will apts•ar by affidavit filed iti the Ohre tif 111 n•eitrder f said chanty: id nnler 10 111.1111 ,3 III 10111., ander the provisions fsli net: - 1124, Ne,ised the ltivited twine the amount n•quIred tot sant...16111' 11i.comber 31. 1.91.. And if all hi,, 'sodas's after the of ninim toaublication you fail or n411-, I ..,,tet 1.011r proport km of Slid/ 1. [111.101 i 111,. 3, ro-1,1t y ,i,r intrri•sts 15 ...aid ••laittp. is II 1•••••nttn•it. propuriy of the .osh.criber. ••••,•Ii•ol 2324. . NI 11 , ii t K. 1''. ow- ••••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••- yr- ye. •••••-- 411,- •••• 1 ,••••-- ••••••• 10^- 41.•••- •••••.. 0 0. \ 110.- 00 ^- 40.\ 0.^r 00 ^ 410,- 00.^ 10.\\ O 1o , 00 . \ 0 0.. \ 100 . \\ 00 0 \ 40 ^.- 0 0.• 00\ ▪ .- 1110.- 110.- 00 . ▪ \ - 00' Ws' 00 . \ - 010 ., 10\ . 00 - • 10 0 . a'— a—' - Or\ 4110 .▪ - 00\ . \ W . \ 0 0 . \ O.^ FIRST CLASS %GROCERIES Togetiter with a varied as:•iortmeitt of 1.1 I OW- ,111 I T ...AI. • 1 Tinware Dishes,etc 4 +++++ +++4•44<l> Tobacco, -••• : Cigaraidli Fruit r()cilkerv • I Are always carr;cd in stock ‘nd aIN orders can he filled immediately. 11 1Pw\ -- For a strictly first-class flour -..GILT EDGE. - no equal A SHARE OF YOUR TRADE SOLICITED Dailey Terry . 1 .1(1NT. ••••• --••• ••••• ••••••• +/I ,610 •••••• --••• -•••• -•••• -•••11 -.111 •••••• -••• -•••• .-•••• saa , 441111 .000 found a large box of silk handkerchiefs cached in the sleigh. On investiga- tion he discovered the tracks of a luau near the barn. These are thought t. have been made by the robber who eapded, and he was probably in hiding in the barn when the sleigh was taken out to go after his accomplices. Two men are in town from down the gulch who say the fourth burglar escaped to Clancy and slept in the ,roundhouse after he left Wickes. 'Too much praise cannot be accorded Frank Nelson and George and Jacob Scharf for their brilliant capture, and the other citizens who .took, such an active and determined part in the affair. Henceforth Bach, Cory & Co. determine to have a man sleep in the office with plenty of firearms and a bulldog, and the next . persons Who at- tempt to burglarize the store will meet with a warm reception. —.mall. • Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve hi the A odd for cuts. bruises. sorest, ulcers salt rhe , fever sores. tetter, chapped hands, corns, chilblains and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re- quired.It is guaranteed to give perfect ..,,ti.faction or money refunded. Price • - per box. For sale by the Drug Ce • sa. '.16.-111, 1 1•AbAbelbill•~11 ,11 1. 1 . di f Ile discovered a bundle of blankets on • the floor and on unrolling these found • that they had been used to wrap up • several hundred dollars -worth of milks and fine razors. In the office was found a heavy crowbar, which had been used in an attempt to open the safe. Here the men showed that they were notices. Their whole attention had been given to prying off the com- bination. as vias shown by the amp indentations in the door of the safe. Had the combination been taken off the men could not have gained admit- tance to the money drawer. The liar with which the burglars worked, it was afterwards ascertained, had been stolen from the section }ulnae at the ,ttomel. Mr, Ilattrahan notified the sheriff at Boulder the robbery and also wired thr authorities in Helena to be on the look2ut for the -men. 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