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A gentleman lately passipa threus

- A gentleman lately passing through
q village IN North Carolina observed on
sign in the road ncar tavern the following
lines. which on inquiry he found to b The
Of the landlords brain
~. John Dilworth, liyith here,
Sells good brandy, gin and beer;
] made my borde letel whyders
To lette you move sell good sydsr"
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~ Pay for year paper.
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klleriH'0 Sale.

VIRTUE Of an execution issued out Of tho Dis.
ID tct Court of the Third judicial District Of the Ter
toy Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis and
Clark. bearing date July the 3D. A. d. 1870 to me d.
rccted and delivered in action in said court where
IN Charles W Marden was plaintiff and George Paist-
ed and r. WheeOck defendants in favor OF the said
plaintiff and against the said dctendants for the sum
Of thirtytwo hundred and fifty (@3 $50 OO dollars dam
ages. together with the sum Of three hundred and
cruing costs sad Judgment having the 2sh day II
September, 1919, been assigned :" Mary n. Marden,
- the same appears the Judgment docket OF the
ssid district court and on the "a day Of July A. D.
1870 assigned to Massens Bulla the same appears
on the judgment docket Of said district court have
levied upon and WILL on Monday the gag day Of August
O'Clock m. Of said day, at the front door Of the
Court House in Deer Lodge city, Montana Territory
cell = public auction to the highest bidder for cash n
hand, the following described property, situated In
Cable city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory to
wit the right title and interest Of George Piststed
In and to one certain quarts mill situated In Cable
city, Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. and
known the VIM. Nowlan Mill together with all the
machinery. fixtures, materials and appurtenances
thereunt0 belonging or In xnywiee appcrtxlning.
20. Given under my hand and seal on this,
tLS.J the 18th day II July. A. D. 1870.
D. R I. HARM, Deputy sherta. s64t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued ont Of the District
- Court Of the Second judicial district of the Terri
tory Of Montana In and for the county Of Deer Lodge
8 2 s 70 z s1s a'assss sD and
ant In favor of tue said plaintiff and against the said
descendant, for the sum Of fourteen hundred ($l 4O
dollars damages. together with the Of
aud 2o-10cihs (S3'.&0 dollars cost and accruing
costs, with interest amounting to one hundred
and eighteen and IL lOOths (S1lS.l3) dollars,
have levied upon and will, on Saturday. the
Of u O'Clock n and 9oclock, p. M, of said day, in
i,ont Of the premises In Beartown Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory seil 1t public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand. the following descri6ed
property, situated in Bea,town, Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, ~ follows, to wit Two ~ houses
Bezrto~n. Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory !;
one formerly used as Drug store the other formerly
Used ~ Blacksmith chop.
Given under my hand this eth day Of August, A. D.,
1870 w. W. JONES, Sheriff.
Oh 60-4t Nv n DlcEHNaow Hinder Sheriff
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From Mondays Daily,

From Mondays Daily.
e." OLD PLANTATION and CABANA CIGARS
| at Macs Brown Jug. 4.y.s..'
Len Robinson, ESQ.,, came down from
Blackfcot to-day, and will be about The
burg till further notice.
,fhe Sun Pearl Gallery j. re .opeped. Mr.,
stipe is now taking pictures. Put on your
hest faces aud drop in for first class pic
ture.
Mr.. Preston Scott has returned to Deer
Lodge. having sold his claim in Cedar TO
Cinnamon The claim was in the canyon
above Louisville. and paid very poorly. His
partner, Mr.. Iiaunccy Barbour, Is now in
Louiscyille..
Mr.. Seth Bullock returned to Helena this
a. m. Having sold some $4,000 worth in
his auction sale mere, he enrertains the pro-
Jcct of establishing regular sales in Deer
Lodge Nobody can do it better than
Deacon Bullock" .>..".ra, III:
The Independent will Issue. q morning
Daily Oh ard after. to.nwri&w. We &C.
knowledge with thanks the following from
the Independent OF Saturday: The first
"number of the DAILY New NORTH WEST
was issued last Monday. 1t is a handsome
little sheet and is a credit IA Deer Lodge"
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Herald 10.
N e w TOD A Y
.ShOH.in''w sale.

Of an execution Issued out Of the District
- Cont Of the Second Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Montana in and for the County Of Deer LODGE
bearing date Aug H. A. d. 1890 to mo directed aud
delivered In an actiOE in said Court wherein Thomas
X. Mccoy is plaintiff and d. K. Butler and James
Hays arc defendants in favor Of the said plaintiff and
against the sad defcndants iSr the sum Of eighteen
damages, with interest fifteen hundred and Thirty.
nine and i5-lOOths l5S94s] dollars from January
the 6t 1870 at the rate Of twelve l12 per cent per
annum together with the sum Of sixty and sOle0ths
1880 0l cost besides accruing cost, have levied up
on and will o. Monday. the 18th day Of September,
A. D. 1870 between the hours Of ~ O'Clock N and 5
O'Clock of said day. at the front door of the Court
House in Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory, sell At
public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand
the following Described property. situated in Deer
right, title and interest Of D. X. Butler and James
Hays and both Or either Of them, In and to certain
Ditch conveying water from Nevada creek in tho
county Of Deer Lodge Montana Territory, said ditch
commencing about the forks Of said creek and running
themes into Washington gulch IN said county Of Deer
Lodge anu known az Butler j. Co.'S Ditch Also the
water right belonging to Connected with said ditch
and all Of the rights and privileges thereto belonging
or in a0yw.a, appert aiming.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of August, A.
ID. 1870. 'F - 7". w. w. JONES. Sheriff.
S9-t BY n DICKENsON, Under Sheriff
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The Boulder Stampede.-A large number
OF the Boulder stan,peders are returning to
town this evening. We derive the follow
ing information IF the gulch from Mr. Ter
renee Brady and others. The scene of the
stampede IL the North Tor maip) fork of
Boulder, called Beaver Creek, and il Is
miles from Deer Lodge. The direct route
is through Caraboo, and thence by the In.
dian trail leading direct to Discovery. The
gulch ts 20 miles long and from 200 to 600
feet wide where taken up. There is plenty
of water now-egtimated at from 100 to 200
inchcs-in the gulch. Both hill sides are
timbered; gulch free. Discovery was stakcd
by John Barry, OF Silver Bow, Augusr-o
Bedrock 10 Q feet in the discovery shaft.
The gulch ranges from 3 to and perhaps
10 feet in depth, with . good gravel deposit.
Prospects range from sc up 10 Sc and 10c.
Mr.. Brady bought Nos and 4 below, oh.
tanning to Z cents to the pan on them 10
inches from the surface. He paid $500 for
No. l and $50 for No. T. Up to this morn
ing the gulch was recorded from 70 above"
to 80 below"-2OO feet claims. H., McSlinn,
of Silver Bow, is Recorder. Men are coming
and going constantly. About fifty were
there yesterday. At q miners meeting the
ground was laid over until August 25. The
general opinion of the camp is good, miners
believing it will pay from 81 to $40 or $12
to the hand. The extent of pay is not
known, as little prospecting has been done.
Several tributaries of Boulder in the immc
diste neighborhood have been worked, and
some If them are very rich. The first SIAM
pedc in Montana WAS to place near the
present one, and We would not be surprised
if that region, like the Gold Creek country,
which was the scene of the first discovery,
should yet become the field Of very extcn.
sive and profitable mining.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ArrINals ut the Scott House.
SAM. SCOTT, PRornIEToR.


wwI.on. y Dc wiz, city. Theo car,ithcrs Pho
pref BGynns,s H rra, city Brown, city, >
ley, ""iHsl city DC WKaa. MissoSia uSs B hss
iowc. 5 u Smith, Kingsbury, Helena, 4 Mudt,
Linz Bnckioo', 81 Mcc"rty. Levy. II Klicn, lie
Psn M. Warm sp h%..'sI Ks f's Ton @s:
" "ss' p %S,tr'0 H. ns. s nGn FW
Richmond, Maine. A Huntley. q 4 = d G Morgan.
lNrhsnna Pike. Peak; { johnson, German ralch,
GIN SuttenlcId, jefferson gnlch. Jas Kennedy. no
~ F;sa ,;":ss =, jack: sisns, D&sh:" ' city,
Dan McDonngall, Louiscville, Frank st. Mary, Thos
oconnor, valley; Henry Dewitt; Thompson, Helena,
Helena 4 N Madison, German gulch. II Ervcr Cable
city. " Dixon, city. &C Nabon dry guch. Pail
McCan, John Browh Pioneer Matt Maggart. Helena.
TUESDAY.
SIP Phillips Rocker John Day. Basin gulch. Len
Robinson. Helena John Thomas, Pioneer, Roberts.
do D u Mcfnrand Topo' Deep, John Barlow, Black
John Ada, DO, John Nelson. do r II Patterson. Lin.
coin.
WEDNESDAY.
Fred Kennett, Fbilipsburg, W II Neuxmcr, John
Tunsy,, Perkins Mnch; b Lsnghorn,: LueoIn John
Reed, Wc.hington gnlch. 4 W Madison, German, J
s,srns Finn, Owen, Washington gulch, KELLEY,
II Rahny, valley, Is J Faycr, c Smith, Pixies Peak
THURSDAY.
EB Wes. FrcnchtOwn, r Wallcon, Cedar Phil
Mck"mci, Cedar, a klcinschndt and wife, Helena
Ja- Morgan, do. WIN Wheeler, Virginia. John Brown
bone Virginia city II Taylor, do. JAS Rchcr Helena
y y Robinson, housewife, DR. y Click, Helena w II
Todd do, ID McCnnVr. Silver Bow. Is Dittes, Cedar
Walton, IIengate, " Whitchcr. Walla Waa. NJ J
Richardson, Pioneer, I'd Lovcock Diamond city, J
itrossn. Blackfoot, Tierncy: Perkins, Mrs Pcnul
llark!oot, Cotcn, Helena, VIM Pays, Pixies Peak.
4 Mead. Mead's Station, Dick Marsden, Pioneer, Jas
Brady. do.
McNsh. T W Thompson, John Galloway James
Brady, W j Richsrison, J Smith, Pioneer, ii u
BAKER. John Ila.bisol Plies Peak Sam Liby, Silver
Bow JOHN W Power n McKn ght. Fort BcntOn, J
Eddy, valley. VIM Cnsta X johnson. Blackfoot. J
FWilcnxs city, Sissord Gable. VIM Reccc, French
gr!ch, + II White, BrchsDas, HcIe.a.
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few almost constantly, That's It: We
have October in August and June il De-

flew almost constantly That's It: We
have October in August and June in De-
cember.o>. sr<.s1 .v-sstsSs ,s,~.
Mr.. Ed. Wiles arrived from Frenchtovn
this morning. The Wiles & Decker Mil
is located two miles from the town, and
will start up tomorrow. A large amount
of lumber is already contracted for.
We notice in town to-day DR.. J. s. Click
and Mr.. VIM. H. Todd, of Helena, Mr. De.
Witt, of Dewitt & Stiger,, Lincoln, Nj. d.
A. McCranor, of Silver Bow, HI. Il B.
Waterbury, of Philipsburg, Mr.: John Lin
gle, of the Gazette, and host Of stampe-
ders. Mr.. W. W. Jones has left town
.Lounsbury & Bast have the lumber out
for the block of buildings 45x40 feet, to be
occupied by Bonner & WEIGH, Harris Bros,
and the Stage, Telegraph and Express Of
fee. The frame timbers will be on the
ground in day or two, and the buildings
will be put up rapidly. -
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McKinstry House Saie.--Thc McKinstry
House, Pioneer, sold on Saturday for the
very low sum Of of $3.50. It. was purchased
by Mr.: Lanning of Pioneer, aud possession
given at once. Mr.. aud. Mrs. McKinstry
and family came 10. Deer Lodge to day, and
will SHORTLY occupy their house on Court
House Square, which has deem enlarged and
is now quite a pleasant residence. '. .-
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The Duellv In BIackfoot. friend in

The DuellO Tn Blackfo0t. "A friend in
Blackfoot sends US the following dated
Aug. IS: "Twe citizens of this citizens of
''this town met per agreement this morning
ITO fight duel Officer Dye got wind of
1.-THE affair, and went out to stop them.
''Whoh he arrived on the ground, he found
''tle men suanding ~ 'fornins,,"' ten PAGES
'apart, with double'barreled shot guns in
''thc;r hanls The parties were arrested.
''They msant fight, sure. No names.
IN "Yours, B."
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Dwelling House for Sale.

DURPOSIN0 the erection Of brick building to In.
clude dwelling, viii SCH at private sale, At very
reasonable figures, my .s- ..@0. .s...., NJ !
DWELLING HOUSE ON B ST., DEER LOD0R
It Is S0x3l feet contains ave goodsixed we'll finish.
ed rooms and II desirable and pleasant location The
lot Is B0xl3O feet picket-fenced with stable hayl0f
and carriageh0uee The house ID new and surrounded
with shade trees. VIII Be sold low applicasioa 10
made It once. t7 5- s
CHAS. DBlLENBURou tn
August II, 1O7Q H GH@t III dAwtl
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.G4fe From Thursdays Dailu. "a
"tIctor, Chief Of the Fisshesds, Is dead.
There are 500 Cinnamon in the Silver
AckrbantrE al .Ne1 III w
|. Anots from HighAkd says the water in
the gulches has dried up, and everything il
! consequently very dall., tT7'as1 E.
hHcssra Nasphy4 Ca have purchased.a
new saw-mill, rscently arrived from ne
Stateas and win shortly hays Il ID lopsrs.
tjsOoss1 DSGfslsodes nJaaa anr
: - = msneAeMs = 90 dmla1 ms
kr5sseS ~ q sS.day, .aada assy1 q ssow
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a. The City BIAll.--Th,s elegant So
good to drnk, and is crowded do, and night. Mr.. V.
Is. McQncstiOn has purchased one half interest, and
will bc pleased 10 Old friends and new. UppOste
the Scott House. BOSWELL q MclUESTiUN,
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Supreme Csart Astornsys WV. Dixon
and L. McMurtry returned last evening from
attendance At the Supreme Court in Virgins
There Il very fdlr docket-some 30 Eases
iRall-t :sAirds % vhichWs fD4 Helena.
and only two from Deer Lodge. About a.
teen nonresident attorneys wefc in attend
ance The term will continue some teS sdeys
yet We regret to learn that Judge Knowles,
who left here seriously III, p still in very
bal health, but although compelled to lie
over en- route, is attending Court regularly.
Under the oonstrpcti0h placed upon re-
cent act Of Congress, bankruptcy cases will
be hereafter heard in the District Court In
which tho petitionsr Rsidse Ith no, how.
ever held that this withdraws them from the
jurisdictsonof' the 6drcme Coast. - the
petition must'bs f1icdf shsscin and all pebceI-
ses issue, thsrefgen, + merely bsstows jurib,
diction upon the District Court. We nnder-
stand the court wss dtSiaasd upon ne cpa.
struction of the statuts'aiii'ae ~ fgsa ti.~
us. Dissrjct.A,torsag, sHsaFy n. Blake
viii b present. ~ ths rsptsmosr i, Tam IN
Dcer Lodge to prosecute ths 7, s lcsssa !
pt.k =. -H$lGITC .
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~ Metropolis n. - Lane Emerson
never do things ny haives-they sell to make money,
AMI they make money by selling the best liquors and
cigars In town. The two hnest Billiard Tables in
Montana, Come In and see us,
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Coach Fares.-The following are present
coach fares; from Deer Lodgeto Helena, Is;
70 llissouai. 81 10 Frsnchswn q; to Mouth
of Cedar, Ga; 10 Louisville, $15. That's
low enough.
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7Benardee, our Cedar Greek correspondent,
having been absent this week, we are short
our usual Cedar locals We acknowledge
obligations to Mr.. Az. Simmons for his
letters meantime.
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5000 Ounces Of Gold Dist Wanted, Tor
which the highest market price will bc
paid ut the Banking House Of y. II. Bonn,
3 Co., siRce 1t the CITY ling store, Deer
Lodge.
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THE TERRITORY.
Herald Is

.-..,ulA.. Herald IS
Mr.. =. w. Carpenter. Secretary Of the A.
II. & N. Association, sdyertises for sealed
proposals for 40 900 feet of boards and Is.
600 feet of lumber; also for building $40
rods OF tight board fence, seven feet in
height
General Baird left on the Overland coach
this morning for Corinne, and from thence
to st. Paul, headquarters of the depart.
ment
The Herald has some remarks about the
NEW NORTH WEST and ito editor, which
Will receive attention in due season.
- Gazette 49,
The Germans OF Helena are organizing
an Assistant Sanitary Commission.
Wheat in Bitter Root will average Is bu.
to the acre. 1000 bushels Of corn will he
raised in the valley this year. A town cali.
ed Gonzales has been started at Wilson
Creek. q
Herald 49,
A gold nugget from Sun Rise" assays
091 fine.
Mann & Davidson have dissolved, Mr..
Mann continuing tho business.
Is Townships are to be surveyed this
season. total acres 500, 900.
Gazette II.
Harry Holmes will have o benefit Satur.
day evening. ...- ..
Dir. Lavenburgh has contracted for 4
brick building on Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S old
o1flcc site.
The Yellowstone expedition, consisting
OF nine persons, leaves this morning. A
military escort will accompany them from
Bozcman. ,%
Gazette, IL. =.
Wells. Fargo & Co., offer, for the capture
of the robbers, dead or alive, $1,000 each.
Also offer one quarter of the amount Of
treasure if recovered to any person who
may effect the capture.
1t is expected that the Postofice Depart.
ment will shortly order daily mail 10 Deer
Ledge.
Herald 19.
The Yellowstone expedition did not leave
until 9 p. m.
At the German meeting held at the Opera
House last evening, the following officers
were elected: Prof. Aug. Steitz, President;
B. Wolff, Vice Pres't; r. H. Kleinschmidt,
Treas; DIR. A. ShOne, Secretary.
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FOR the finest Apples. Oranges, Pine Apples, Figs,
Peaches, Apricots, LcmooA Dates and every Fruit,
20 ~ LOUIS 4 COLEMAN'S,
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5000 FENCE POSTS Tor sa,e-delivered to o..
der Inquire At the McKinstry House, Court House
Square. augl6d6wl
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From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Charles Hcidsick Champagne, 1t
MACS BROWN JUG.
The Gasssse presses will be run by steam
in n day or two. sat
Con Kohrs e. Bro will build 2-stoyy
brick on their Main street lot.
, Senior joaquin Ahascal has our thanks Cor
: nice list Of Daily subscribers in Beartown.
Mr.. Horace Countryman is, making the
frame and will set up, tomorrow, for Vail
ton & Talbot Victor 10 ton hay scale.
. James. Stuart Esq., of Deer Lodge, will
not accompany the Yellowstone expedition,
business preventing. C
Among the arrivals by coach to-day, We
were pleased 70 see M. 10. L. Watson and
wife, and Mr.. Ben r. Dittes, p. n, of Lou I
iseville. They viii remain q couple days.
Gilmer s ssulsbury's Daily between Deer
Lodge and Helena viii not 90 on until Fri
day. owing. 10 the delay IN the srriva! Of
horses Mr.. Taylor proposes making it first
class in every respect, and t. furnish bet
ter accommodation to- uavcllefs.and bust
ness men thsh heretofore
A superior assortment 81 Candies Nuts. etc, at
The s., 900 race between 0ilmer's Brown
Dick" and Bailcy's 'Humming Bird"-three
quarters of mile comes off Aug. %. The
race course selected is II miles northeast OF
town, A great deal Of money is going up
Of, INC race: II VIM be fast work. II
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Bank 15xchanGe saloon
srr WILSON, TALBOT +. BARNES, "a
Tie choicest Brandics, Whistles, Wines and Cigar
Ned bsaGiy at thu lx1. C0anc and sec N fs.-~
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Mr.. r G. johnson having Left Blackfoot,
NJ. John r. oaigley u r. r., and Mr. @.
j. Sipmons. Carey Houss. isagsat ot.Hunt.
,eys express. W ~ ,A.0,s,s.i
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Our readers are solicited to notice the
card Of Doctor Nichols. He is an excellent
dentist. Give him call.
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JUSTICES ISlUnks.

Blank summons aud Subpoenas for Justices Courts,
for any township county IN Montana, furnished IN
quantities TO suit. ut reasonable rites. address:
." '.,, '. NEW NORTHWEST.
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" IT'S LIVELY CAMP is Pixies Peak and Geo
Hill manipulatcs the glasses at the ivelicst Saloon in
the place, next to Meyers u Kennon's stOrei Fne
Wines Liquors Cigars and courteous attention behind
the Bar. The PONY SALOON is headquarters.
EH-IRON HYDRAULIC PIPE, is conceded by all
miners the cheapest. highest, most durable and
selling Gncb, heavy iron Pipe at s. so to $500
per yard. ~ STRANG & co.
Skl
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Brick Baildisgs. -Mr.> B. b. Belcher u
nav srecing On the kilns lots the. 6rst
brick building in West-sidc Montana. Il ID
an L dwelling 1888 feet and 1916 feet.
which will contain 8 rooms and be completed
in two weeks. Several parties arc nego-
4tiaaing FOR brick, and seven or eight build
ings Of that material wili-be begun in Deer
Lodge within. =, short tn.e. Mr.. Belcher
is now selling brick at &c per 1000 in the
wall The cost Of brick walls, including
laying n &26 per thousand. @rE
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Judge WIN. B. Napton, cx.Chief Justice
of Missouri, arrived to-day. on = visit 70 hk
son.. Nj. Thos. L. Napton Of Dear Lodge
Judge Naoton edited the first paper pub
lished in the interior of Missouri-some 80
years ago, and is esteemed one of the ablcst
juris.s of the State. He Is now travelling
for health and recreation. He has visited
Colorado, Utah and Idaho. and will con-
tipue bis trip to the mouth Of the Columbia
and down the coast. We wish him good
impression of Montana and . safe journey.
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Mr.. Ed. $. sS.ackpole. received by Wed

Mr.. Ed. ). sStackpole. received by Wed
nesday's mail his Commission as Post.
master of Deer Lodge, and has forwarded
the requisite bonds. They will probably be
accepted and he take charge Of the office
in three or four weeks. Mr.. Stnckpolc was
formerly r. N. at Highland, and was an ef.
'ficIcnt, accommodating officer. He has
also associated with him In business Mr.. r..
G. johnson. of Blackfoot, one of the very
best Of Postmastcrs, who will be assistant
here. They will open a Stationery and
News Depot h, tho Sun Pearl buildiDS'ih a
few days-1thc p o. will also be located
there 1t will DC fitted up in the same man.
per rs the Helena Office. Mcssrs johnson
aud Stsckpole are now here, the former
having hidden "goodbye" IN Blackfoot
We arc glad TO welcome these gentlemen to
business in Deer Lodge, and wish them
abundant success # .1.,.-,a.. .-s.. o..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-19

The celebrated Barkeep Ned Baudry, late Of sa
Francisco mahipulates at the Bank Exchange s. st
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-19

~ HERES TO GOOD OLD BEER" -Evcry-
body knows where Peter Walton brcws that splendid
and test them. Orders promptly attended To- either
for glass or 20 kegs Bottled Beer Of extra quality
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-19

MARRIE.l)
TousRy-SrsvEsn-Atth the reeidsnce of Mn. DAYTON.
Conner. III. James * Tochsy 70 xouie 9.
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