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Twenty-Five inches of snow actually fell
in the time. The snow and rain registered
are equal to 30inches of snow. This is much
heavier than any snow fall of the past win
ter, and the average fall is probably one
half more IN the mountains The amount
Of rain hasnever been equalled but once
since 1859, and that was in June 'G7, when
1t was estimated by Mr.. Stuart that fully
five inches of rain fell. The advantages of
this opporlune storm can hardly be over.
estimated. In many of the mining camps
the water was beginning to fall little
short. and in two or three weeks would
have been painfully noticeable. This snow
and rain has thoroughly saturated the
ground, is going off slow in the hills, with
out being licked up by the fevcrish Chi.
hooks that stole half the snow of the win
ter, aid will supply abundant water for
many weeks. Doubtless it will be disastrous
to Cedar, and do temporary damage to many
bitches, but 1t is of invaluable benefit 10 the
country ut large, and will add millions to
the gold product of the season. The vallies
come ont bright and green a. the snow dis
appears and vegetation looks luxuriant To
use the common and expressive term, 1.-THE
storm 10 everything for the country"
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Items from Cedsr.-From Mr.. r. O. Bal.
ley We have this: Cedar Creek is booming.
Just below Cedar Junction it is 30 feet wide
and has feet average depth-l2.000 inches
and from its rapid current is running g.
600 or 10000 inches miners measure. As q
result mining is rs yet, almost impossible.
There are about 10 strings OF sluiccs set and
running III the gulch. The companies
working these say they arc making wages,
nut beyond that are not statistical. The
population of the Camp is estimated all the
way from 5000 to 450O. persons. Louise.
VILE is City, with streets 20 feet wide,
and cabins, shantics and shelters perchcd on
every spot, and men as dcnsely throngcd as
ma bivouac. Very few have money or
employment at present. AS = consequence
business men are not doing well. Forest
City already has 20 or 80 houses and it will
presently be quite n town. Cedar juno.
ton must await the opening of the deep
ground in its vicinity for its day of pros
per,y. new town is now talked of at
the mouth of the gulch. A popularity Of
the gulch 10 that the gold in the upper
gulch is fine. and in the lower gulch COM
pars.ively coarse. The gold is also coarse
oA the bars of the right bank below Louise.
vile, while above it its fine.
Simmons & Airport are working on the
oar They are still working . prospecting
force on 40 below Discovery; are down %
.ee' and have no bed rock yet, but haze ten
'eet OF gravel that will pay. The popular
sentiment 10 oil favorable to the camp, but
IL will be month or six weeks 1t least be.
'o'sths water will have subsidized sufficiently
20 allow general work. The stream is now q
torrent, carrying down trees. stumps and
unit, tearing out bitches, and behaving
with recklesness unequalled since Noah
quit taking in passengers. So great il the
Damage by drifting trees and stumps that 4
law has been passed imposing Ane equal
70 the cost Of taking out, upon claim own.
ets permitting them TO 90 sdrift from the
claims. As result the creek for miles u 4
network Of lsrists and lash.ropes securing
uoderwsshed trees and stumps to othcrs
more secure. Should the present storm
nave extended to Cedar We hardly know
what The boys can do 70 b. law abidina
property holders. The damage u ditch
And claims will b ssornous.
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sTEsCI, IPTIoSS.

This, With the previous subscription, will
build it. Mcssrs. Kohrs, Walton and Thos.
H. Irvine will locate and stake the road as
soon rs the weather is favorable, and ar.
nngemehts arc in progress for the imme-
dac commencement Of the road under the
supervision of one of tho hest road builders
in the country. Pixies Pcnkers and Pioneers
can hold up their hands and rejoice. The
day Of jubilee has come.
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--rI rs7-rs r=srprrrres41.a. .---r,nrrz $3.50
CHRONOLOGICAL.

,,s . isi,-Alder Gnch discovered.
ian. 4 IsGj-Orcgon Gulch discovered.
tame G. istG-Frcnchy hung ut Helena.
lane O. Iss5-Col Smith killed on the Yellowstone
Judge Lewis sricided on mile.
,o,e II. lsGs-Fisk's 9Th Expedition left Minnesota
lime 81. Is6-Burnt Fork Disgiugs, Bitter Root. dis,
rn,. % ,s,O-First steamer arrived at Fort Benton.
,r,. = 1867. Prot Hodge shot Geo. Moore at I'm.
jOuyjllc
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Trade Of tho Week.-We took a turr
among our business men to-day and fine
them doing handsome and rapidly incrcas
ing business. We notice at the front of tn.
several merchandising houses placards an
nouncing freight for Silver Bow, Blackfo
Henderson, Missouls, Bear, and Other
camps, lots of from $500 to $4,000 value
being sold and ready for shipment to those
various places. Our memoranda shows the
sale of general groceries alone approxirnates
closely to sec, 900 during the week. In the
same time the banks and dealers have pur.
chased over sixteen hundred ounces Of dust
at prices ranging from $3.50 10 $40 50 per
ounce, according to quality. All the mer.
chants have now new goods in, but the
storm the past week has delayed trains over
due. The following quotations by Donnell
s. Co. show the ruling wholesale rates in
bulk:
Sugar per pound, e1@eec coffee, choice,
35c; bacon, Gee; hams, 35c; candles, Csc !;
tomatoes: per case, IS So oysters, corn and
string beans, SO; green cages, $l4; goose
berries and peaches, $11; pine apples and
Holsters, $13; prunes, s7tc; Gala. dried
pears, CSC; do peaches, Csc; China rice, 1sc;
Gala beans, 17c; Gala brandy and rum, per
gal, $4@5; Cogniac, S9@l2; Kentucky
whiskics, 1904; Virginia tobaccos, per h.,
Gold Bar, Cable, Twist, Wine Sap and
Golden Fleece, 81 co. Hunts axes, $2s; pit.
ted cherries, 40c; dried blackberries; SOC;
apples, 2oc; shovels, per doz, Gel; sluice
forks. S3o@36; salt per ID, Sc. WIncs-Im-
perial, $35; Genuine Heidsick, $40; Gala
champagne, $50; Sparkling Catawba, $780,
claret, in cases, 5000; port wine per gal,
g. sherry, g 60 Hostetter's Bitters, per
case, tl4i; Boxers, SIS; Old Cabin, $13 so;
Red Jacket, $l3. Smoking tobaccos-From
Coo 10 81 so per ID; brooms per doz, 81 500
8 so; matches, IS per gross; playing cards,
SCOOPS per gross; nails, $l2 per key; rope,
35c syrup, s gals, $12, 10 gals, $50; soda,
15c per lb;
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Newspaper Chanse.-Tbs Capital Hms
OF May Is, announces the purchase Of the
Capital Times BY Judge VIM. 7. Lowell
Messrs. MCGEE q Morrison retiring. Since
the establishment Of the Tines the mining
interests have had special consideration in
its columns, and in that speciality It has
stood 1t the front Of all Montana papers.
This topic being one with which Judge Lowell
il thoroughly oonversant, we anticipate he
will MAINTAIN 1t in that position. In the
Capital and county seat,and in the heart of
a rich and populous agricultural region, the
paper should be good paying enterprise.
This, we trust it will be to the Judge. Mr..
A. N. 8. Carpenter is Local Reporter. They
have . welcome from the New NORTH
WEST, and we all hope Capita! 7Smes will
bless US for many days to come.
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The METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms
The Finest Cigars The Best Liquors
Billiards 50 Cents The Best Tables
Lane 4 Emmerson.
- 4 Word In Your Ec0r.-Thc
Metropolitan Billiard Hail. 10 and always has been
FIRST class house; no poor Liquors or Cigars arc sold
over the bar and the patrons OF the house rest
tred they arc getting the very best article In the Ter
Hory. Messrs Lane Emerson have on hand and arc
receiving direct from the states u large invoice Of the
BEST LlQrOi.S AND CIGARS THAT MONEY
can buy. for the summer trade and, in the past.
We shall strive TO make Our customers enjoy them
se'c BILLIARDS TILL YOU CAN'T REST, at 80
eah per game. Come and see u.s.
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Telegraph and Express. II. F. Tracy, Esq,
Superintendent of Wells, Fargo & Co., and
s. A. Wiley, telegrapher, arrived on Thurs.
day evening. They established an express
office Of Wells, Fargo & Co. at this place
the same evening and began business. Mr.
Wiley is express agent here. The Office is
located for the present at the Scott House.
Their treasure box will be carried until July
LIST by G. G. Huntley & Co.'S stage line
After that, Mcssrs. Gilmer g. Saulsbury's
mail contract begins, and we presume they
will be the carriers of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express. We have nothing farther definite
about the line from Ryan's to Cedar Creek,
Mr.. Gilmer not having arrived from the
South. The telegraph line will be com.
pletcd by the Goth or 25.h Mr.. Wiley
will have charge Of that Office in connection
with the Express. We are right glad to
welcome him back to Montana, occupying
the position he does. Neither Mr.. Largely
or the Express Company could have select
ed gentleman who will more faithfully.
courteously and intellisently fulfill his
duties to the people or his employer It ID
. fact We are pleased to note that Deer
Lodge 10 not only rapidly acquiring business
houses and facilities for business, but they
are, too, in charge Of just the right kind of
men. Several of them have been obliged
to locate temporarily in not very we'll adap.
ted locations, but buildings will be erected
shortly, affording better facilities. -@a
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s. H. Bonn & Co.'S Banking House. M

s. H. BONN & Co.'S Banking House. Mr..
Sol. Star arrived on Tuesday, and has estab
lishcd the baak Of s. H. Bohm & Co.. in
Deer Lodge, Of which he is the manager.
lie is located temporarily at Psrchen, Payn-
ter & Co.'S, but will be in other and more
commodious quarters presently. We con-
slider this acquisition to Deer Lodge as one
of first importance. With two banks here
holding ample currency for the purchase of
gold dust, and offering q competitive mar.
ket to sellers, the miners apd merchants of
the surrounding camps can sell their gold
At the highest rates it will bring in Montana.
With the new system adopted by our mer.
chants, now receiving heavy invoices, of
selling goods at Helena prices, it puts money
in immediate circulation here, and inaugu.
rates new era in the commercial relations
Of the town. This was an essential move
mems towards acquiring the trade that legiti-
mately belongs to and has heretofore, in
great measure, kept away from Deer Lodge.
Messrs Dohm & Co. make speciality of
purchasing gold, receiving each day from
the East from 5000 to $4,000, currency.
In addition to this, however, they will do
general banking business, receiving depos-
its, selling drafts on all principal cities of
America and Europe, dealing in securities,
etc. We are pleased to see Mr.. Sol. Star
locating among US. He is gentleman of
fine business ard social qualifications, of
strict integrity. public spirited and enter
prising We trust, confidently, that he will
find the business and associations Of the
West Side all that could be desired.
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Tho Pioneer Road After much del

The Pioneer kO4d.-After much delay
and apathy. we are pleased to announce the
Pioneer Road will be built, and that spccdi-
H. There was balance Of money to raise on
the 1900, the amount deemed requisite to
build good and substantial road from Deer
Lodre TO Perkins Ranch ria Pixies Peak
and Pioneer. On Monday evening Mcssrs.
P Walton and Con. Kohrs called on the
folks and received the following additional
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Mr.. R. O. Bailey, and Doc L. W.
Woodruff, of Madison county returned
from Cedar Creek on Monday, and have
gone toward the Capital They think we'll
of Cedar, and took home some Of the pro.
duct.--Messrs. s. T. Hauser and 6. d.
Cuthbert, of Helena; ". B. McQusstion,
Top O'Deep E. 8. stackpole, Highland;
G. O. Humphry and WIN. Owsley Of Butte,
have been in town during the past week.
-Theo. F. Tracy, Esq. 10 stopping in town =
few days organizing Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express System, which will probably soon
reach all the prominent Camps on the West
side.
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Lehman Newman louisville. Montan
Lehman Newman Louisville Montana
Lehman 4 Newman Louiseyillc Montana
Lehman 4 Newman Louisville Montana

Lehman 4 Newman,
"BorLDER' BLOCK, LOUISVILLE NlssoULA COUNTY.
Montana Territory.
DEALER IN WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and general merchandise. Always on hand the LARGEST
and best stock in tho
CEDAR CREEK MINES
louisville, June /, 1870 4s4t
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EN-IRoN HYDRAULIC PIPE, is conceded By all
miners the cheapest. highest. most durable and
available conductor used for hydraulics We are
now selling 6inch, heavy iron Pipe at Sc 10 to $aC0
per yard. STRANC; & co
aetf
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~GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING!-W. Copinus
& Bro. have in store In the New NORTHWEST Build.
Ing, Deer Lodge, 4 large stock OF
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING,
To be sold out At Wholesale Prices,
at retail without reserve The best bargains ever Of
fcred on the West Side. splendid stock, and must
be sold
GREAT BARGAINS IN COATS.
Give Us call before purchasing elsewhere
Also, AN INVOICE or FIRST QUALITY Coal On, for
sale cheap. 37-tf
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Big Ti0ber.-The big trees of Cedar have
already local celebrity, and although they
have not the historic fame of Lebanon's
leafy monarchs, or any group Of them the
immensely of the Mariposa 1874 Warrington
Gigantsas, still they are worthy of mention.
Mr.. Owing informs US that three trees cut
May I'd, for Decker & Wiles' mill, two miles
above the mouth Of Cedar, by Daniel Rice,
each made seven logs, IL feet long, and the
butt cuts scaled GOO feet. A fallen cedar,
across the creek, at Junction, is Is feet
inches in circumference At the butt, runs
46 feet without limb, and has 81 feet cir
cumference at that point This is no IN.
usual size. s@
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JV,UVU human beings have died from the effects
Of drinking ice-water $1,000 havs deceased from fire,
$1,000 departed from kerosene and 10000 from other
disasters but not ono has pershed or grown old BY
drinking the delicious beverages cold 1t the Excsaior
Bowling Alley. Moral: Drink at the Excelsior.
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C1ttlag Array 1t Blackfest-"R G. T."
sends Us the following item from Blackfoot:
ION the afternoon of Saturday. 2sth, IN
alteration took place above town, In the
cabin of W. J. Prout, between w. J. Prout
and Paul Jentes, which resulted in Jentes
receiving ten very severe cuts in ths face,
neck, breast and stomach. d. G. b. Ream
was called, but = yet Il = set known
whether ~ wounds viii PROVE fstaloe ~"
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Boulder. - Messrs. James and Thomas
Stuart have been storm staid in Deer Lodge
for few days but return to Boulder in tue
morning. About ESQ men are working in
the gulch and tributaries. The ground is
paying from - to 500 per day to the hand
averaging about SIS. The richest claims
arc those Of Halford, Hunter Jack, and
Olingcr, on Basin, and Reed & Co.'S Black
Dirt Diggings on Cataract Creek. The lat
ter pays SIS to 500 per day to the hand.
This is the first time there has been sufl-
cient water on the ground for three years.
Messrs. Stuart & Co. have 5000 feet of
ground on Alta Gulch. They struck bed.
rock last week and began on $25 per day
to the hand. Mr.. Stuart says it will have
to double up on that the present week.
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~ Just received 1t A. Lavenberg q Co.'S No. 80
Main street, Helena fine lot Of Wooden Dress Goods
Cloaks, Silk Dresses fur Capes, Muffs Ladies' and
Chidrens Hats and Bonnets and other desirable and
fashionable goods.
Kiyus Kiyu0
3Wood Street, Helena, Montana
CoLONIL z. Z. SHED PROPRIETOR.
1Kiyus Kiyus
Kiyus Kocktails nil the rage.
The Colonel has the faculty of pleasing everybody.
and his houee 10 the fashion."
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LOCAL N EW $.

Catholic Services.
ssryic.s viii be held ut the Catholic Chapel, Deer
,odcc sunday. June B. at lOig o'clock A. NJ, Rev.
Father De Rykcric officiating.
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NEW GOODS, just arriving direct from the
States via Corinne at
J.B. WILCOX 4 cos.
%etf Deer Lodge.

De ROuche's Eccentrics above COM
pany gave two entertainments 1T Silver Bow
and two at Deer Lodge this week, and left
for Pioneer this morning, where they will
open couple of boxes of fun for the boys
on Saturday and Sunday evenings. They
will play in Missoula on Friday evening
next. The company has two peculiar char
acteristics for travelling show. as develop
ed here and at Silver Bow, to our knowledge
they give good entertainment and pay,
all their bills. They deserve credit for
both, and here it is.
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Personal-Prof. G. G. Swallow, our e.
Unable Highland friend, has been in and
about the Valley village during the week,
storm staid past purposed visit. We regret
that he anticipates soon making a visit to
the States, which may be extended into
years. A telegram however, announcing
that Mr.. D. A. January and Mr.. Harrison,
Of St. Louis, will arrive in few days to
look over the mining property in which they
are interested with Prot. Swallow, has post
poned his departure-it may be indefinitely.
The gentlemen mentioned will be in Deer
Lodge next week.
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Eco.

Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
BONNER & WEIGH
Deer Lsdge City ard Nlsssula, Il. +,
wHoIEsALE AND RETAIL
q encral Merchandise:
HING!
CLoTH IN O.!
The Finest Assortment Of
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON GOODS
Ever Offered in Montana.
Dry Goods Dry Goods
We have Anything and Everything You Want IN
this line, - our Goods were bought with
ePeGSo Se1esVOC0 70 the Wa0to u
This Com m u nifty.
7au BONNER 3 wHLcn
J. b WILCOX, DR HALDERNAN
o1sr. loun Dxzs LODGE
u. B. WILCOX & CO.,
Successor to D. b. Halderman,)
Deer Lodge CITY, Montana Te rritsry,
Have in store complete assortment oe
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
selected expressly for the
MONTANA TRADE,
which they propose - seu for
Cash, at Helena Prices
They have in store, and are now zsesiviak
DIRECT FROM THE STATES
large assortment Of Provisions, including DRIED
FRUITS, and Ill kinds Of
CASE GOODS!
A superior article q
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Sauces,
Of every variety.
Brandy, Choice Old Shawan Ky. Whisky,
and al articles usually kept in the Liquor and Grocery
line, to which the attention Of tia
Wholesale and Retail
trade II invited
J. b. WILCOX 4 co.
Dssr Lodge City, Sept. II, 1857.
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40 o0 40 as 40 40
Golden Crown! Golden Crown!
and Ill other dstelass cigars at 3SetA
40 40 40 AZ 40 -
Our stoekof
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO0
II very complete. comprising fun assortment u the
most popular bsands. Also. sp1o06d seock e Pipes
POUCHES. POCKET KNIVES, TOYS, NOTIONS,
which Ne cell 1t Helena prices. Give % call.
LOUIS COLEMAN,
Next door Wilcox b Co., Deer Lodee City.
New Revenue Distrlct-A now Internal
Revenue District has been Organized en-.
bracing Missoula and Cedar Creek, TO Be
known q the 4sh Revenue Division. Mr..
G. G. Huntley il commissioned Assistant
Assessor, dating from May Let. Mr.. jas.
E. Owing 10 Deputy Collector Of the ID and
4th Districts.
eID0OTs AND SHOES Gsoeasss, LiqsoeA
Wines, Stationery, &c, now assivingat
]. B. WILCOX 3 cos,
Aon DsR Lodge.
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wANTED-A FIRST CLASS sMELTER-Ons
who practically understands the reduction Of argent
ferous galena ores Employment given Immediately
Address '.X,"
Care New Northwest,
46-0 Deer Lodge Montana
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- ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISPATCH, North. west
transportation Company. propretors. THROUGH
BILLS OF LADlNG. ut lowest rates. given over this
Line from all points East ria the Pacific Railroad and
MULE TRAINS to any point in Montana. For rates
and particulars inquire Of
WATSON BROS, Agents,
81 Main st, Helena.
Rates to Deer Lodge same 40 to Helena. 42u
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The Stsrm.-One Of the most elegant and
violent storms that Montana has had since
its settlement began on Monday, and has
continued, with little patches Of fair weather
sandwiched between drenching rain and
heavy snow falls, ever since. The heaviest
fall of snow has been on the main range,
where it is reported from two feet on the
foot hills to three, four, and even five feet
on the mountains. From Cedar Creek to
Pleasant Valley we hear Of it, aud in all di.
rcctions the mountains arc covered with
deep snow. The observations of Mr. Stuart,
in Deer Lodge, are as follows:
ri n =
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JUST THE PLACE FOR THE BOYS
JUST THE PLACE FOR the BOYS
JUST TIRE PLACE FOR EVERYBODY
'EvERYBODY TAKES some IN THEIRS
TlIR LITTLE HCSKEY
The Little Huskey'' Billiard Saloon
and Club Rooms formerly Franco Amcrican) at Deer
Lodge.
Pritchett & Boswell, Proprietors.
Remodeled and finished throughout in style un
eQuallcd on the West Side.
Fine Liquors and Cigars
JOHNNY GERBER manipulatcs,
All the boys bibulate.
Pleasant drinks and no headaches
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1000 Brown Jugs 4 litti0 Old Man
..s Zone Thousand and One in ally
UOpposite L.pgrishs's Opera House, At MACS
BROWN JUG, Helena, e


Hardware, Etc.-We call special stten.
ton 70 the advertisement of Mr.. +. B. Mil.
Ter, in this issue. He is receiving . SPLEEN
did assortment of the articles enumerated
therein, and will sell q the lowest cost
prices. In addition to general tin and sheet
iron ware manufactures, his assortment Of
hardware, tools, stoves, queensware, hose
and farming implements IL complete,
and speciality will be made Of sgri-
cultural machines and implements,
and Sewing Machines. Nj. Miller il one
Of our most liberal and enterprising mer-
chants. and means business when he SAYS
he will cell 1t Low Prices. Give him Z
call when ron want anything in his line.
"MRS WRIGHTS BOARDING HOUSE Court
House Square, Deer LodGe-HavinR removed into
cw and commodious house, few guests can b sc.
connodatcd with BOARD AND LODGING ny TIE
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable /.
l34f MRS A. WRIGHT.
For 0ale..Bill1ard Table.
wee1~ for sals q tAe Mstropolitan Dtniard Han
tn,s ~ s.ass fcsr possst s3sl! ass elnh1d Tsl1e
cs.eisisa, 81 WITH GOOD, live cssAioac u ca1niass
0oll1age 0af1e WIN y f1S1t1ho4 : = -
= g0o 10gYnlD = oG9o1
DssLsas4 Nav q m
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Deer Lodge, May q.
BATHS, BATHS. 0ATHa BArHs
Occidental Bath House, Deer Lodge re-opened Sat-
urday. April Oh. Rs1tted and In good order Baths
>l.60. .. a - pInuxep
Having secured the services Of WIN. T. Payne, late
Of Helena one of the Arst Tonsoeia Artists IN the
West. Customers will be shaved, shampoencd and
capilary pruncd Ut the Occidental 81 ~ best stve
Of the an, promptly and pleasantly. RIP