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We will send handsome prospectus Of our
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12 Latch.


SAN FRkNeTscO, Nov. Is. Seven
teen dead bodies have been recovered
from the wrecked cars Eleven have
been brought to the dead house at
OaklRnd Ii is estimated there are
twenty Woanded. The scene of the
disaster is described as heartrending
in the extreme, the separated teIsseop-
ed cars revealing crushed humahitY.
There are diferent statements of the
cause Of the accident II is alleged
the Western Pacific was ahead Of time
and should have waited at Diamond
Station for the. passage Of the Alane-
da. Again, the fault is laid 70 the
station master where the Alemeda and
Western. Pacific Roads connect, Who
said the Alameda train was behind
time, and he'd be d-d if he would
wait for it, and he went into the house
for breakfast, While there, tho gFay-
Ell train passed down, which he sup
posed was the Alameda. When the
Western Pacific came up, the conduc-
tor inquired whether the Alameda
had passed. He said, 'All right, go
ahead. 9ae r ssat g 47
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sale by BAKER, STURGEON & CO.,
Delaware, Ohio.
Manufacturai By ssAUNDERss& co.
90 Summer ST, Boston, Mass.
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SIX y0gr Doe4or and sIOrIfeglst for
"A SW WEET QUINN e it equals (bit-
ter) Quinine. Mfd by STEaRNS, FARR &
Co, Chemists New York. e f-B -ss- -Es
q TO HOW 1 made it in six
70 / 1-tAJ months. ~Secretapd sample
mai led rec. II. u. IfllIloLnl. " ". -
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HARPER,s BAzAR.

A Rep0sLtoEz g I..|.aloa, Plsasurs,
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
One Boynton Wood Furnace,
One BoyBt6nf Ceals Furnace.

Taken as the propertx of Smith d EosbeYp
on an attachment and execution In favor
OF c. B. Cronkleton. sJz4 Is HOLLE1,
Nov. 10, '69-It, Constable.
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Here in the golden hush Of autumn days,
Earth sOf6Iy pausing from her summer
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-17
To Whom It Nay Concern.-R. w. Ray

To Whom It Nay Concern.--R. W. Ray
mond, U. 5. Commissioner of Mining Sta.
tistics, will present to the next session of
Congress his report on tho mineral resources
of the West. Mr.. Raymond not being able
to visit this Territory in person, has appoint
I'd the undersigned to collect the mining
statistics Of Montana. As it is I'll import
ant that our mineral wealth should he fully
set forth and our resources properly repre-
sented, supported by reliable and detailed
data, the undersigned earnestly solicits the
cooperation of every one having the inter-
csts and prosperity Of the Territory at heart
Every one in possession Of correct informa-
ton relative tn our mines, placcrs, mills.
furnaces, production of bullion, yield, cost,
loss, labor. etc, etc, Is respectfully request
cd to forward the same at once to the sub.
scriber. Proper blanks furnished on appli-
cation. Address, ..............-
AUGUSTUS STErrz, NJ. E.,
Helena, N. T.
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New Caleb near Battc.-From Mr.. Gil
christ, County Clerk elect, who gave us Z
call en- route u Helena, we learn that quite
a stampede occurred on Tuesday to gulch
2 2 miles west of Butte City. The gulch
was discovered by John Philips He took
81 to the pan from discovery, and washed
1913 from three small wl,eelbarrows of dirt.
The ground on discovery is only about 10
inches deep, but increases in other parts Of
the gulcl,, which is three miles long, TO five
feet VIM. Haynes was made recorder of
the district, and some 40 claims recorded.
There is no water in the gulch 1t present.
Parties are working with rockers using.
spring water. Thc Humphrey Brothers
ditch, now in process of building, will bring
plenty of wafer in it next spring. BY the
way, Humphreys are working Is men on the
cut and tunnel of their new ditch. The cut
is goo long and the deepest cutting about
10 feet. Beside this they have to tunnel
l 600 feet. 1t is expected it will be completed
during the winter, and carry 200 inches Of
water into the rich gulchcs in that vicinity.
The section Of coun try about Butte and Sill
yer Bow is not surpassed in Montana for
permanent, good paying, mining ground.
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The Masonic Hall.-Thc plans and speci
fications for the Masonic Hall have rot yet
been decided upon. but, will lie in . day or
two. They will Ike published and proposals
invited from builders. 1t has been decided
to build frame Among those who have
taken stock, are: 'z7''''a r2":r "a
THOMAS STUART, PETER VALLITON,
JOSEPH ALGER JAMES STUART,
THOMAS A0PLIN0. n. e. BOHWELl-
d. b. UALDERMAN, r. T. KENYON.
H. N BEENY, & . HIRAM kSOWLES,
r. r. MCKINSTRY. w. b. DANCE,
A number of others having signified their
desire to assist in the laudablc enterprise.
The building will probably be commenced
within two weeks - '"'f ftaf'
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Suit Deciled.-The trial Of Lincoln ct al
rersus Rogers ct al, in which an Injunction
was asked by plaintiff to prohibit defendants
from running tho tailings of their sluice
boxes on the mining claims Of the plaintiffs
in Lincoln District, Carpenters Gu'ch, and
asking damages for injuries alleged to have
been sustained from the same cause, occupied
five days of the Court, and was disposed Of
on Tuesday night. The jury come in at
midnight, finding verdict for defendants,
and also finding for them on all special
points submitted.
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Game.-The pluckiest little hunter in this
neck o. the mountains j. Johnny Powell,
the thirteen year old Snake Indian boy, of
French Gulch. When he goes for meat,
meat comes 'Iftt Takes two OF three days
in the mountains alone, it's all the same to
him. One day this week he came near get
ting bis quietus. He had gone from French
Gulch, and shot three Ell; Fin quick success.
sion. One he dressed, and was about put
ting his knife In tho neck Of the second.
when the only wounded and infatuated ami
NAL jumped to its feet, knocked him down,
and sprung upon him, striking both fore
feet in his face He q last beat him of
and reached home, considerably tie worse
for wear. Parties went out next morning
and brought in the, game, tho elk having
died on the field Of battle Johhny Is good
for more hunts.
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Pleasarins.-This morning party con-
posed of Governor Ashley, DR.. Mitchell,
Mr.. A. J. Simmons, Judge W." B. Dance,
Mr.. J. B. Hubbel, Mr.. E. P. lesson. Mr.. J.
B. Wilcox, and Mr.. A. r. Thmsher. with
Photographic apparatus) left for La hge d.
Cheereua on a pleasure and fishing excur-
sion, expecting TO be gone until the cxhaus-
ton of the commissary department compela
= return to the base Of operations, which
will occur on the first day. 1
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Peterson Gmlch.-Wc assisted Judge w.
B Dance 10 hold down the buggy springs
on a trip up this gulch, few days since.
1t extends from Deer Lodge some six or
eight miles up into the mountains. For
three years it has been esteemed valuable,
and Is the scene of annual stampcdcs, but
has never been opened up by systematic
mining. Mr.. Joseph Cowsn, the discovcrer,
who has laborcd in it faithfully and dill
gently, has proven that it is good pay dig
gings, and some twenty or thirty men arc
now engaged in 1t opening up ground,
although there is no water. Among other
companies We found at work was the bel.
ginns," Adriance & Co., Joseph Cowan &
Co., Kelly, Dewitt & Co., Phil. McGovern
Il John McDcrmot The gulch is narrow;
he'd rock four 10 six feet, with some boul-
dcrs occasionally, aud prospects from 2
10 % cents to the pan generally, although
as high rs 81 has been PANIED. Next year
It will bc worked pretty thoroughly, and,
we believe, will pay good deal over aver.
age wages. The water Of the gulch is taken
out above tor Caraboo gulch A few days
since, however, the Stuart Brothers, Louis
Keyser, and Mr.. Cowan, who own ground
in Peterson, purchased the Lucas ditch and
the Lawson & Airport ditch, which run from
Peterson to Caraboo, ind will bring the
water back TO their ground ut height of 60
or 20 feet, enabling them to hydraulic the
guich and bars, These bitches have . c.
pacity Of 700 inches, and will furnish oil the
water needed during any ordinary season.
We expect to see 200 men probably employ.
ed In Peterson gulch next simmer. ~
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"Joscph" ard Daniel" are havin & a
little set-to on the (locaD side in the Helena
papers. Don't throw hard stones, boys.
Joseph got his name up by going in the
pit" and Daniel had 4 rough old night in
! "den." YOU know. ~
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8;6sdden- Desth.-Anothcr sudden death
occurred in Deer Lodge city on Wednesday.
Charles Muller, man of some 40 years Of
age, IN employ Of Mr.. Keyser, was found
dead in his bed. He had been suffering
from some disease Of the lungs for long
time, but retired for the nightin usual health.
He VA = native Of. Hamburg, 4 sei'or,
has been on the Pacific coast since ~, and
was At one time wealthy. He came here
from Nevada IN 1885, - II'
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= K16e6-1b brisk Mtvle 1See Of 100 yards
between Newelis 1. IL II cddlers And III
bouts Y. b. s. White Pigeon, for $500, was
run on the DIN Coursc on Thursday. Ped
der" won.3 4 yacs DSgxeea T&lbot&S y. b.
White Pigeon" asnd Pemberton's b. b.
"Briek, 200 yards for 2 purse Of $500. il
made for and will be run on Sunday after
noon. There is fun In the wind.
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Judge Hosmcr is writing up the Yellow
stone excursion in his hsppiest vein for the,
readers Of the Republican. Don't forget,
Judge, to relate that little anekjoke the Ex-
Gov. got in on you when you were in q
hurry to get home and take care of that pa
per-" If you can tell it ss well as Bishop
futile relates his Bannack experience it will
be Irresistible.
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The first pcrson to introduce In Montana the system
Of - locc advertising" universal, was Colonel
r. X. SHED, Of the Kiyus, No. 3Wood street. Helena
To the unprcccdcnt tucsrss and popularity Of that
institution, owing to the excellence of its goods and
the urbany Of ts cashier and clerks 10 attributable
the amount Of drinking done there
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New FIrr.-The advertisement OF J. B.
Wilcox & Co., will be found In our ~Ncwr-
column. Mr.. Wloox, well knowns as an,
old established and successful St. Louis mer-
chant, has shipped to Montana several heavy
invoices of merchandise, and, now. " look
ing carefully over the field has decided to
locate in and identify himself with the ris-
ing fortunes Of this town and county, That
is one Of the indications, showing how Deer
Lodge is estimated by those whose expert
cncc gives weight to judgment Mr.. d. B.
Haldcrman, the we'll known merchant, il
associated with him, and receiving as they
are large stock Of fresh and choice goods,
which they purpose to sell At Helena prices,
their invitation to Deer Lodge county mer-
chants to examine their stock, should secure
favorable consideration. With the fine
stocks Of goods now offered in this market.
at the prices they arc, country dealers can
do better by purchasing here than elsewhere,
and the wholesale trade is becoming m i'm,
portant feature There is no reason why
goods brought here in bulk direct from the
States should not be sold at prices to sue
ccssfulIy compete with any Montana mar
kct, and our merchants arc fighting 1t out on
that line. That is the way to build up trade.
--
"What crowds Of people. and still they como. -
Such II the exclamation Of all who witness the crowd
that thron;s the
METROPOLITAN BILLIARD SALOON,
DEER L0aCE CI5T.g
Messrs. Boswell & Lane spare neither effort or cx-
pcsc to obee the patrons md furnish thn y ith tle
finest liquors and cigars That accounts for It.
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Administrators Notice.

TN THE NATTER Of tho estate of james II. Reese
! deccased. In the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge
county. Montana Territory. ."u -
Notice Il hereby given 70 creditors and Others inter.
estsd In the estate Of James H. Reese deceased that
Intend to make final settlement Of sad estate at the
October term Ut the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge
county for the year 1892 @
Decr Lodge City, August y. 1854
SIT THOS. T. POUNDA
e Administrator Of said Estate
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
Having closed my Commission business and desiring
to settle mp my books Immediately persons knowing
themselves indebted to viii please call aud settle
their accounts without delay
D. B. HALDERMAN.
Deer Lodge City, Sept. II, 1869. r..
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saddlery :Shep.-llr: Metz, now has his
saddlcry shop in Deer Lodge under full
Roadway, and floats his banner to the breeze
in the advertising columns of the NEW
NORTH WEST. He will do work promptly
and well. Give him call. .a...- ........ ~
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Tewn Lets.-The time within which town
lots can be entered ead Government titles
procured thereof, b sapidly passing away.
There arc some l, 200 lots yet remaining nm
ssfered = Dne1 Lodae3 RsfsiO selaini1g
any Of them should q once make applical'
ton to Judge NewcomF and SECURE titles,
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THE GREAT TRRRlIDRIAE FAIR - ID
will crowd Helena with strangers. Consequently
JOE KUWARTH, JOE'S BAKERY.
has made arrangements to accommodate
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE 49,
with the best viands liquors and cigars to be found in
the city.
GO TO JOE'S BAKERY
and cat from the most Sumptnously spread table IN
Helena. Corner Wood and Main. a.
loft
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= - !" 7yeopcneSl. '@rf q .ct
COURT HOUSE EXCHANGE. COURT SQUARE
DEER LoDoE, CoxDox q WnEs, Proprietors
The drinks manipulated At the Exchange inspires
eloquence quickens judgment, and evokU shs uaani.
nous verdict Of ." tiptOp." ar
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The patterns for the castings required to
put the James Stuart mill in working order
again are 1t Hendrie s. Sons foundry, Hell
ena, and ,will be completed in few days.
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Personal Neil Howic made a,

Personal 0cncrnl Neil Howic made an
incursion into the Valley City the other day,
and finding the department ut peace, speedily
returned to the hostile side Of the mountains.
Mr. James Middaugh came down from
stop o. Deep" on convalcscing trip after
his recent illness. lie looks as well now rs
We ever saw him. lie returned ria Helena,
and will "spcll" Wesley while thsn latter
pronounccs justice in this hcrcabouts.-
From the Social City. Lester w. lloys and
William II. Pfouts, Esqrs., on a pleasure
and business trlp-plcasurc being second to
and derived from the great philanthropic
object Of introducing TO the notice Of Deer
Lodge business men the superior quality of
"yca,t powders" mn lc in Virginia, and re-
commended to country dealers with small
Capital. Come again, children of the South.
---Goycrnor Ashley returned on Thursday
from his Missoula campaign, we'll pleased
with the country Mr. Henry Hall, of To-
lcdo. who accompanied him. purchased the
old Stevens Ranch" in the ''Cow Coun-
ty" just because he liked it, and has gone
Journcying for pleasure TO Pen d. Orcllc
Lake,. 3. Hubbcll and A. J. Simmons,
Esqrs.. buggied into town on Thursday eve.
ming from Helena, and were welcomed by
the traditional e hosts Of friends" We arc
informed tina. II len. Is placarlel
LOST. STRAINED or STOLEN!
1.-THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT"
liberal reward will b. paid Tor s return 10 uccna.
NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
fsigncdl LAST CHANCE.
This may have something TO do with the
visit of these gentleman, but we think not.
They are shrcwd business men. 'Conin 3
events" etc. A good many of that kind
are visiting Deer Lodge now, inquiring the
price of lots and building material. "1'hcre
il ever welcome for lhce."-It is rumOrcd
that President Grant will visit Montana
soon and stop few weeks. He is struck
after Long Branch" just now. and the
Missouri is the longest branch in the coun
try. That is about the only chance Helena
has to have the scat of government located
in it Mt prcscnt.-This may get too Person.
al and must stop.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

"A p rats BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. .....-.
second mcetin. Of the Board for the Equalization
Of Tax Assessments will b. held at the Court House In
Deer Lodge City, on Monday, 10th instant All per
aggcvc ut assessments made since the previous
meeting Of the Board are notified to pfcscnt their
cases on that day. BY order Of the Board, /
1875 TIIOS. II. IRVINE, Chairman.
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Gone.-Bishop futile and family left Vir
ginia for Salt Lake City on the 7th inst.
There they will make their home. Montana
has had no people more highly esteemed.
There is something practical in the Christi
anity of Bishop Tuttlc. The best Of our
people loved him, the worst respected him,
even editors. The people Of these Western
countries need live. practical, earnest human
beings, of the same flesh and blood as them.
selves to preach religion they can apprcci.
ate. There are "calls' all the time for that
kind Of ministers. We hope the Bishop and
family will find Salt Lake City a pleasant
place to reside, but If not, and whether or
not, we but express the wish of all, in hop
ing they will some day return to make their
home in tho land of the mountains. "a D.. Il
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4 Stllpeds:3Quufftse s Stamipede HI been
going Oh from Deer Lodge 70 Dry Cotsoh-
wood the past two days. The gulch is some
eight miles above town; the discovery six
m eight miles up the gulch. Job Harvey
and E,uk Decker were .lhsz diseexsperA
The ground prospects Is high as 20 and 50
cents to the pan. Some 5Oor 60 claims have
been taken up, the most BY personal
representation. The ground is from to 10
feet deep. 1t is . beautiful gulch 70 work
very little water at present, but plenty can
be brought on at small expense. It is the
opinion Of all miners that it is, good ground.
Job Harvey is Recorder ana will give al
the boys square deal.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
LATITUDE 10 : ~ m. LONGITUDE lI2 10 m
ALrirt'DE A.2tO feet.

Weekly average IGI. 4 light rain fell on the nth,
with small skiit Of snow coming well down on the
mountains. The fires are nearly extinsuished the
ranges In sight. The foliage II percetbly tntng under
the frost. and with the heavy clouds bctokcn the
hmm DAYS are here.
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Painting ana Glazing.

Painting and Glazing.
The subscriber having located in Deer Lodge, is pre-
pared to do House Painting, Graining, Glazing and
Patent withdrawing IN wOSkmanlike manner and q
moderate prices. Shop in rear Of Bowel I Lanes
Orders left there promptly attended to.
If j. L. TURNER.
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eEr A GOOD WOOD TURNER can find steady
employment by applying y. Thompson at 49,
JOHN O'NEILS, +O4
Deer Lodge City.
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WANTED-Dccr Lodge County Warrants, for
which cash will bc paid. Apply ut Ofic. Of
New NORTH West.
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Photographic Notice.
Re TsE PEOPLE or Gbll,AzN:-I win epsa pho-
togaphic Room in Bozeman City on the 18th Of Octo
Der. and remain but few days. Call and examine
specimens. 7 y = -. A.F.THRASuER.
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WOOD WANTED.-Winter comesl We want
wood You want newspaper. A fair exchange IL no
robbery. The New NoRrH-WBsT viii be furnished
one year for one cord Of WOOD each 70 be well sea-
a0nO6
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CT for Loon Creek. Fred. White, Jo-
seph Sweeney, Frank Malone, Francis Me-
Koy. William McKoy, Dick Puckct" and
Pat Gillespie, passed through Deer Lodge
on Saturday last, bound for the Loon Creek
mines. They had dozen horses packed
with everything necessary to start camp.
but pay gravel Their projected course was
by French Gulch, across Bis Hole, and
down the North Fork. The time from here
was estimated at seven days. From all we
can learn from exchanges and privaseletters
from reliable parties, we would urge-don't
20 to Loon Creek.
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KAN.KAN- . KAN.KAX
ZIMMERMAN l. ROBINSON, : = =
No. Wood street, Helena.
THE MOST ROPCLAR RESTAURANT In. MONTANA,
The resort OF all cpicures.
ZIMMERMAN ROBINSON :. -
KAN.KAN '"" KAN.KAN
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---rTT-T
MARRIED.

NrARRIED.
RDL11-WMrxEY.-In Virginia City, Sept. Sth,
evening, by His Honor Chief Justice Warren, Henry
Riblct. ESQ. Of New York city, to Miss Zclpha Whit
ncy, of Meadow Greek, Montana.
OF dust God made Adam, and Eve Of his Rib, -
And thse lese 1t the Temper beguils her, -
But this R!t the temper, bcguiIed our Miss Zcpha
With his smart New York ways. that are vilcr.
So caution We give, the point Of this squib
A Iege1A 70 trace on each Bachelor banner a.'
An oath on the knee. and each true man to zee
There's no re net alone In Montana.
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NEW BARBER sHOP, 'hext door to Scott House
Shaving and Hair Cutting done in Qrstciass style.
CSeeQer - giaeisluala anaueA, 80 sssva aIg>c
in r. SHAFER
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Subscriptions ExpiriuR.

The subscriptions Of the following persous expire
win No. u Of the New Nosru-wssr. You ~ tks
point, don't your All Communications enclosing
ereca'acks receive prompt attention. - haa*r' aE
Wallace Gilman, In witt. ~ 1H2i'. 5ai
James Prousc, Is.n.v S..3;ei
u. McEIsh. ~ p - n..nIa!
AddisOu S9ith, {, R...v
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-17

Now opened and patronized day and night by crowds
Of delighted patrons. the
EXCELSIOR BOWLING SALOON,
J. NJ. STEWARD & Co, PnorRIEroRs,
Main Street, Deer Lodge.
Everything new and fitted up In style Of elegance
uncqualed In the Mountains. Lovers of the delight
full game find pleasant and healthful amusement,
and good attention. Call ut the Excelsior.