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In the forenoon of the 18th inst, Messrs,
John stcsrns. John Hildreth and T. O.
Spring, left Deer Lodge and proceeded up
Cottonwood creek 10 the hills, intending to
make camp some twelve or fifteen miles
from town, and on the following day CONF
mencc prospecting for leads Al three
O'Clock. after lunching, Mr.. Spring con.
cluded to cut across the hills and leave the
others u follow around with the horses, and
In the meantime Try 70 kin some grouse for
supper. Mr.. Stesrns and Hildrcth, after
camping. prepared supper and awaited
for Mr.. Spring. Not coming that night,
they commenced searching for him, fearing
that something serious he'd happened him.
They had kept large 6rcs burning al that
night to guide him 70 camp in case he had
only lost the way. They looked oil day
for HIM without success, and 1t night came
hack 10 town and reported what had occur.
rcd. Ten men left here At daylight, and
going 10 the place where he was last seen,
secured the hills aud rsvInes In every
direction, for several miles, with no better
success than that Of the day before. They
came hack to town ut night and obtained
more help. some twenty men joined them
In the morning, and resumed the search
AT about II O'clock-nearly three days from
the time he WAS lost sight of-his body was
found. He had apparently sat down in a
c:ump Of little pines, on . hillside, 10 rest,
and . sudden attack of heart disease or
spoplexy coming on, ended his life In an
instant. Everything went to show that he
had had no warning Of approaching death,
- he WAS holding the gun on bis shoulder,
his right hand cncircling the barrel, which
still lay on bis shoulder. He had fallen u
little to the right, his head touching tho
ground, very much as though he had died
~ easily as dropping over asleep G. Z.
Irvine, Justice Of the Peace and acting
Coroner, being one OF the party hunting for
the body. cmpaneled jury, and held IN
inquest. with verdict NJ in accordance
with the circumstances. Mr.. Spring was
troubled with attacks Of heart disease, and
the physicians here in town had repeatedly
warned him against exert,ng himself, ~
there was hanger Of bringing on fatal
attack. The body WAS taken in charge
BY the fraternity of Odd Fellows, Mr..
Spring having been most worthy member
Of the Lshge here from the time Of its or.
ganization. He was buried in the Deer
Lodge Cemetery II 2 O'Clock, Thursday.
with the solemn and i0pressivc ceremonies
Of the Order and thus . good citizen, an
exemplary Christian and worthy Brother,
has been suddenly taken from family and
friends to THAT horne whence no traveller
The deceased has family living ct
Sycamore. ILL.,. where he formerly resided.
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California SS SEsS:ES:;
Just Received aaA 1e sale ~
E. l.. BONNER & Go.
fle.r GndaU Auy sHeN SNs
DEER Lodgc. Aug. 81, 1874

Elected - David Docrum, for = long while
clerk In Mr. Dlum's store In Deer LDdge.
and who went 10 Radersburg last fall, was
elected Assessor of the 81 District, Jeffer.
son County. Dave has many friends on
The West Sidc--in fact. will have wherever
he gocs--who will bc pleased to hear Ut
his election. No better boys nrc to be found
than Dave. lie Is honest, industrious,
competent. and the citizens Of that disiri Ct
have done good thing in clectiMg him.
W. believe he was the only successful Re.
publican candidate on the ticket In that
County. Let all cxclaim Bully for Dnvc!"
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4 'sOSulle. Header. "-Thcre 10 now on
the Msriposs Ranch, ut the mouth of Will
low Creek, on Flint, . calf some ten days
old that Is the possessOr Of two heads, three
eyes and two mouths. Those who have
seen it say It Is the greatest curiosity they
ever booked a. ''Six.tocd Pete" is thrown
completely In the background. II they
can only get two oows to run with 1t, It will
b sure to take . premium st the coming
Fair.
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Third Annual rair.-The Montana Az.
ricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Associ.
alton will hold it, Third Fair 1t Helena,
commencing Sept. Esd, and continuing ok
days. This Fair will be tho grandess one
ever hdld In the Territory, a. the Associa.
ton IL sparing no expense to make It n.
trac.ive and interesting In every respect.
For particulars, sec advertisement.
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Fire Esgiae.-Thc fire eogioe arrived
Saturday last. add the Compasy immcdi.
steiy put Il together, washed and secured 1t
I'LL It looks nice As q rosewood piano on
chariot wheels. The i,ose y expsctsd every
day, and when II arrives We will have On
exhibition of the engines water powers.
We arc confident that with twenty stout
men on . sids It will produce = gcyser Of
tho first magnitude.
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LOCAL BREvITIK,

The grass remains green and fresh lon.
ger this season than usual
Indian Summer In al It's glory Il upon
us.
The hest during the daytime 10 not nm.
comfortable, and the nights are delicious
two blankets being much better than one.
We feel sorry for the people down in the
States sweltering In the heat Of the comet,
but can only advise them to come TO Mon
tana.
The prison enclosure 10 fast approaching
completion.
Berries have been gathered by the bushel
ON Lost Creek the past week.
The town of West Chicago, on Flint. is
growing rapidly, and Huson & Co. are
doing thriving business.
Mr.. Heath, on his ranch four miles below
town. Is cutting hay (buncl. grass irrigated)
that Il ~ high - mans head.
Judge Dances meadow adjoining town
yielded about three tons of timothy y the
acre this season. -ase'5<' 'Fs.
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THE QUARTz CREEE TRAGEDY.
Pm Pasusulngs e - 2ining q &oWis
Tssossssa y 0sssge 0saly.


Ensros Nsw NORTHWEST:
-Four weeks ago yesterday Lewis Pstter.
son, the proprietor of the ferry . the
0outh of this creek, came up here ed de.
mooded OF Buffalo Bill one dollar for
fessiage that he had already paid; 10
the row Bill struck him on the besdwith an
axe, but did mot hurt him much. Yester.
day he came up again, - We suppose, for
his mail; Geo. H. Sandy, our p. NJ, gave It
him. Pattsrson then remarked: You
have done we'll this time, and I will spend
dollar with you anyhow" Mr.. Sandy
said: M. Patterson you can't spend any
mossy In my house-I don't want your
costom." Patterson commenced using
rough language, and threatening with his
dsss, and following him-they being q the
door, The bar eoing at the farther end of
the house. when they reached the counter
they were about four feet apart; Sandy
snstched his pistol aud fired the ball to.
king effect 10 the right breast; Patterson
fell on his face, said few words and ap.
parently expired. No one liked the situa.
ton, and the boys, after turning him on
bic back, dropped out, ono Ly one, until
there was none left hut ANDY and his vic.
tim; the boys. however, were standing In
sight Of the dior, when perhaps some
twenty minutes after the shooting they oh.
served Sandy run out with the pistol In his
hand and call and motion for help; he
turned to the door and cried keep off :"
raised his pistol and fired; the boys rushed
In and found Patterson some eight feet
from where they left him, with bullet
through bid. brain, the hall entering the left
temple and coming out at the base Of the
skull in the back Of the neck. He will be
buried to-day - deccntly Is possible in
this out. .the.wsy camp. Mr.. Sandy will
60 to Cedar and deliver himself up for OK
animation, NJ we have no Justice III this
precinct
We received our mail yesterday; the first
for four weeks, aud have the promise that
It shall come every week In future.
The Hays Company expect To start their
pumps this week. URsA MINOR.
Quartx Creek. n. r., A ng. II. 1874.
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THE NEW NORTH. WEST csme 10 'uS 1ast
week enlarged 10 aImoss ons.thisd = she,
and hearing other marks Of impsosasDsnt
II 10 now printed on sine Potter power
preas, and b . large . any paper hsed In
The Territory. We are graiiled nosce these
unmisiaksble evidences IT substantial peOs.
pesity On the part of the lEw NORTH.
West, and sre mot surprised at them.
Hucceas b SURE 10 follow industry and good
Judgment, bosh 0f which Capt. Mills pos.
sssses The NEW NORTH. WEST hes been
ons If the best. If not ass l,esO conducted
newspapers u HE Territory. eviscing enter.
Prise and energy In lis 8 mako mp and %
understanding 1T the basincsA Cap, W
forgive you; let your i,asi sayings If The
campaign 50 with The I'saaing breeze; here's
our t.; We rejoics IN yoss ascosss, and
love you still. drapIts y0ss n,!iilesl saillagA
-Asssss Nsssisv, August -
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5aH' '" F"'7' V'"P'1"so s7o"'N7'' v"E'"'" wy
The courts held ut Virginia City. llAdersburg and
ozenar Courts Of the First judicial District lien.
John l.. Murphy, Asst.cihte Jnsticr, presiding: the
.onrt- held NJ thrr Lodge City, RnnnAck AUD Nilsson
Ia are tifts of the second Judicial District, Hon.
onr, held NJ Helena and Diamond. Courts Of the
Third Judicial District, Hon ID. Wade. Chief Jus.
e. rrn.iding.
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PROPOSALS
FOR CARE OF INDECENT AND INSANE.

Sealed pssposals win Be received 1t the County
i. isas ios .Se msn,ainescs. eosiiae. nassi"e sSpd
burial expenses Of the iudlgsnt sck and pooe Of Deer
Lodge coanty y. u. foe the year co0nsusing On The
9RA 6sy at Sepe. 18Th and ending Sept 3lse 1871.
Sealed vroposals far u,edicaelng INDECENT sck and
poos q Deer Lodge county, y. r. for one year from
the 1eh 1t Sept. 1917, will also be received from regu-
larry qualified physicisna.
Sealed proposals. viii be received for narsing
clothing, subsstiux and medcatlng such insane per-
sons ~ may come upon the cosnty Of Deer Lodge
from Sept 30th, lSs1 to Sept 9oeh, 1874.
Such 6ids being subject to the approval or rejection
Of the Board Of County C0mmissi0ners.
The bids to be opened on 6ertember -. 1S7a
THO6 H. IRVINE. Sr
1885, Chailman Board.
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Perseaal.-Governor Potts, Gen. Gar.
field, Hon. WIN. H. Clagett and the party
that accompanied them to the Bitter Root
last week, oil came up in the Missouls
stage Tuesday night. The Governor re.
manned In our city until Thursday morning,
and then returned 70 Virginia City In com.
psny with Mrs. Potts, who had been spend.
Ing few days in Deer Lodge during the
Governors sojourn below. The morning
after their arrival the General and suite
proceeded by coach to Helena.
r. d. Legstt was down from HIGHLAND
on Thursday. lie 10 making arrangements
To have some Of his valuable mineml lands
surveyed preparatory 70 making application
for patents. He d intending visit u the
STATES late this fall.
Hssk Walton left Deer Lodge Wednes.
day fer the States. q We understand, to
purchase buggiss, sulkics, ETC., etc. for his
Sale and Nyesy Stable. There has been .
demand for driving rigs here this summer
that could not b gntihed. Hence, Hank,
with his usual spirit Of energy, 10 making
THE trip to supplys want that the increas.
ing wealth and prosperity Of our citizens
has beGotten.
Charley Besuett came up from Pioneer
Tuesday. and ON Wednesday left In com.
pesy with . number Of Others for Corinne.
Mr.. Bennett goes 70 the States and thence
to bis home In England, where he expects
to remain few u1onlhs, and then again re-.
turn - Montana.
Dr.. Crcpin left few days ago for Boxe.
man city, where he intends locating perma-
ncntly. His family will jim him in short
time. We hope he will he pleased with
bis new location and grow up with that
prosperous and growing city.
Morgan Evans, IT 0wcndsle, was in town
Monday. The grain he says never looked
better, and the farmers contemplate putting
the rcspers In their fields this week. Theirs
Is wheat In that part Of the valley that will
yield from q 10 50 bushels per acre. Rye
and osts will slsO yield euormDasly.
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Atteatisa, Eirs Dspertuast!

The members Of the Deer IA,dge Fire Department
are requested IL meet on Saturday evening" August
~. At oelock. In lower hall, Masonic building. 4
full attendance II requested
ny Order OF the
FOREMAN.
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pArdSnad. John Morrow, aeaiesced
SOU Lewis 4 Charlie cosnsy y the psal.
s"''sry, Tor msaslsashsss, waa pasdoOal
os' ny t''s sh'v~n"s Thaeasisy. esd 10 INV
again G~s.
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Attention, Company {!

The Great Aastieo Sale q o1ooosios
WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS. and STATES
FURNITURE comes Of On Tuesday next, Sept.
N. nj 10 o'clock u. m. Everybody II expected.
i6bM j. b. WILCOX. Auctiomscr.
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RELIGIOUS 2ogxlooe,

ErIscOAAL--The Rev. II. IT, Prout. Of Virginia city,
will preach morning and evening nt Odd Fellows Hall
on Sunday next. Serslccs will he conducted by Rev.
NJ. StVy Ut the usual hours.
PREsByrERiAx.-Thc Rev. J. X Russcll will preach
IN the Coure Housc 1t II o. m. and D. m. tomorrow.
Sunday school 1t ~ q. m.
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EVANS DAIRY,

Nv ANS DAIRY
uaviag now established the dairy haslosss In Deer
Lodge for two ycars, and received the liberal patron
additional Iscilisies sod sood o:vs wi e - here.
aftes 70 supply ~ with De
BySt Quality Of Milk,
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping 70 receive their coutinaed patronage will do
oil In my power to merit II. and will put my terms In
co1Pesttion with any other dealer:
l37 PHIL. Z. EVANS
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LOOK oUT ron RARg.

Ye who own horse, take notice.
Wlutcr will be here OF course,
Ard II v0u'd havc your stallion safely 20,
Through mud and frost aud snow;
Thea get hin ehod At once oil round
At ny own shop where am found
From early dawn till late twilight,
Shooting horses with Ill my might,
Yee, Get him sh0d at once, ~ can dol
Ard you end horse viii never rue Il.
The thorough instr uction he has received
from two of the most celebrated Veterinary
Surgeons Of Edinbarrough and fifty years
experience, warrants the subscriber in as.
sorting that be 10 not inferior to any work.
man 10 Montana Terri tory. He may always
b found 1t bis new stand at Thomas
Ranch, where the best work can be done ii
the shortest notice, upon the most reason
able rstea, for cash az greenbacks.
n161.tf. JAMES RICHARDSON, SR.
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v0CdiGt @00 JUsu.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA, !
County Of Deer Lodge


County Of Deer Lodgej
An inQuisiiion holden NJ the North fork
Of Cottonwood creek, in the county of
Deer Lodge, on the e8th day OF August, A.
ID. 1872. before me, G. Il. Irvine. Justice Of
the Peace, acting - Coroner Of said county,
upon the body Of Thomas A. Spring, there
lying dead. by tho jurors whose names are
c:el.to subscribed, the sad jurors, upon
HE d. ssh suddenly (whilc hunting), by over
excr.ion. and solDe organic disease, bclicv.
ed, by the jury N b., disease Of the heart.
In testimony whereof the said jurors have
hescunto sst their hands on Inc day aud
yer aforesaid.
TsOs II. IRVINE, SR Foreman.
II. Horror.
J. w. STEARNs.
TnOA r. FRAsIER.
TH0s p. AsPLING.
VIZ. MAruERsoN.
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DIED

Wg.DEH-ln Blackfoot City. August a at 8 O'Clock
p ~. p. H. q. Nesden, formerly Of Vermont, In
the 6Oth year At his age.
SPnNo-Near Deer Lodge City. on the afternoon q
the 36th OF August, Of heart disease. Thomas O.
Spring, IN the I'D year Of bic aga formerly a syca
A0ec Illinois,
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
EMERSON, GERBER 4 DlCKRNsoN,

Have the dpest bar stock In the West Side or any
ether side aud two Of the bestsunnng billiard tables
In the Territory. Special Invitations to the whole
community tO-c0snc and zee 10.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|Yus,"
% Wood Street,
Helena.

Htse0euf Ball.-Thc 6rst Annual Ball 1T
Deer LDdgs Fire Company No. l, will he
given u Masonic Hall On Thursday, Sept.
-, leS. The company have the new cn-
CINE, their new hats, ucw uniform. and now
proposs tn give Gnni BALL. The Com.
miticcs arc already q work making n.
rsnge,nen's, and Il b their intention with
The ssaisssncs at tho lsjiss) to make shis The
moss pl.assas occasios Vt Tho sesaon. Tor
farther particulars, - notice.
Cbsice Dsrasds It Tshsrcss,
giss Brasds u HeeasA,
a.rt Rsrs WInrs ~ nquerA
CALIFORNIA AADDL1s AND DalDl1A
Ge.ocs.al Variety Goods.
~ ~ = -. - - nss!siee h1D.wsa
eses41 49, = - aDes0 49, - 1o4 -
eoeG!4oG 00e1aeee ~ pGa0oo = oaose -!
49,. We ~ Ss1ootnpss beeaaey g 6De1e ~
~ = z. DUeoN . CO.
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MASONIC.

There viii hc n spscial communication Of Deer
Lo,is. No. ~. 4. r. 4 A. ". this Saturday evening
o'clock, sharp. SDjournng brethren ere cordially
invited 10 attend.
L. T. STACKPOI.E, w. n.
y. kESNoS. Secretary.
4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
~ Deer Lodge No. ~ 4. r. Il A. u will be held
@ on thr First and Third snturdavs Itesch month
wv E.S. STA(kPOLE. W. N.
r. r. KENNON. Secretary.
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I. d. o. +,

,IYIE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT
tOnwOOd Lodge No. !. U. u. =. will he held ev-
cry "Wednesday evening At Odd Fellows Hall. ut
o'clock. Sojonrnlng Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited u attend.
J. 4. HYDE, n. q.
r. u. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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4 LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SAsHRs-ALI.
Sizes. fss sale cheap for cash BY
. ll6u u. q KENYON,
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Notice or Collection.
The accounts and notes 1t Kleinschmidt Bro. arc
left st the Banking House IT Donnell Clark Lara
be Tor collection. All pessoas knowing themselves
indebted notified call there and make settlement
promptly.
Deer Lodge, Jane 10. 1871. 1884,
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ARRIVAL and Departure Of Nails at the lDees
1A,oge lpsxt once.
d.
,,.,,> n H. roassxy AKIN r. p II n
The lcOllrta-lA72.

Tnrs aud places u holding Courts In the Territory
-, Montana. United states business transacted Il
,rrn. held at Helena Dsr Lodge, and Virginia cities
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Fire In Dser IIplye.-A noon Wetines.
day our citizens were suddenly terrified to
zee column OF smoke rise IN, N MI Ny.
Pearancc. frnm the rear III VAiit,n's stable
or the ScAt House. In momcn, or two.
however. II vas Mscertsincd that II proceed
Ell from the barn IT Mr.. Granville Stuart.
situated on his spscious grounds. several
squares from Main street. The flames
lesped many feet In the Dir. and !" fit,es"
or twenty minutes from the time the lire
Was discovered the l,aru, stable. and a'sne
twenty five tons Ut hay were smouldcring
mass. Mr.. Stuart's residence was some
rods away. hut had the wind l'een blowing
In that direction. II wonM have lH.cn !"
great danger.
The l"~s Il quite severe, and will put Mr..
y. to heavy expense " replace bis hay and
buildings. 4 good farm wagon Was slso
destroyed Som" children Aad gathered
there 10 play. and - near ~ can bs le .rn.
I'd. matches were get on In the wagon bad.
which contained hay, and frOm thst II Wa
lint the work of y moment TO extend " The
''ry material Sdj0ininE. 49,. .se
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Surgical. The forcpart Of the week Dr..
Mitchell went 10 Bear and smpussfed the
'eg OF Mr.. Fitzgerald, who our readers will
remember accidentally shot himself with
revolver the s"me day Of Mr.. Eucrspn's
accident, The operation WAS successfully
performed. and II Is u M hoped the pa.
'ient will rcc0vcr.
The arm of Nj. Emerson was taken If
near the shoulder. on Monday last, by Dr.
Click. Every cffor, had been made to
save the limb. and n one time II was
thought possible. bu, . change occurred
and II was decided necessary to smpnta'c II
., once. which was accordingly done. Mr..
Emerson has rested better since tho opera.
ton was performed, and his many fricnds
Will be glad when they can ngain see him
out on the streets.
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For 4AlR>

have for sale, on my place, Douglas farm, Flint
Ctoek, the finest Nov Potatoes that be found II
tie Territory, q u 80 per cwt. Those wishing u
boy shOaA mt fail 20 see them.
H. A. GRUWELL.
Flint Creek, Aug. a, ls7a ica.tf
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THIRD
ANNUAL FAIR
MO N T A N A
AGRICULTURAL, MINERAL
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION.
To Commence at
HELENA, MONTANA.
Monday, Sept. 2&, 1872,
And Continue Six Days.
The whole. Territory
Is invited to compete for the very
LIBERAL PREMIUMS
That are offered, with the assurance that
strict impsrtiality will bc exercised
In awarding the same.
The Grounds and Track Of the Association are in
splsGda Condeion sn9 sse.nnces aseady received;
make this
FAIR THE FINEST EXHIBITION
EVER SEEN IN THE TERRITORY.
RACES!
In which the hneet hoReo n the Territory win par
ticipate, will take place
Every Day!
THE DISPLAY IN THE
Stock, Agricultural
And LADIES' Department,
Promise to be particularly fine
PR06RAumE q:
l0se1ayEntyo Of Stock and articles fos exhibition.
AsSEeiock p m, opening addsess. AZ u.
purse siso ''~ ''' ' ~
TussaaZ:- Continuation q ess.ie. us.i' eooc; AZ
for h'. ns that have never beaten $50 paoc
hogs and poultry. ASP. N. Running Race
mile d.,nwa.ss to on Sossss pare 2iSe AZ AZ
11.!.l.X:-Atlo H I: r. grand t,lal upoa the track
aoana the Floral Hal for The purpose Of testing
grand parade sroand the 1ossi asi, q d. The
stock on exhibition. A failure Of any stock to
appear will exclude 1t from competition tor prv.
mtums. At3p. u. running nce-mile heals
best In 8 nee to all ; purse e300
IIS1AY-At 10 4. m. examination Of R0adstmo,
SADDLE Horses, Cattle, and oil other stock and
articlss not previousy examined, and awarding
hf peemiumA At p m. grand exhibition Of
Ladies' fquestHianisn for two splendid pgi1eA
TO the best lay rider win 10 given On elegant Tea
ct Aalued q 90 TO TIE second best lady rider
will Be given set OF s0,id silver spoons, valued
q 81 For these prises there must bc At least
three contestants, who must register their names
SD. M. trOtting race-milc heAts--best two In
FREQ TO al purss $3.50
S0AQ14AY.--Awarding u peemiums continued. At
10 4. NJ running race for year-olds-mile heats
best IN 3; purse o110 AZ 4 p N. three
quarter mile dash for purse Of 500.
BAND OF Music WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
EVERY DAY.
The Stage Lines will Garry Visitors 10 the
Fair at aboat Half the Usual Rates.
Pamphlets containing Premium List, Rules, Rcgn.
lations and other Information, may be obtained BY
application to either Of tho aubecsihsss.
JOHN KlNNA, President.
E. W. CARPsx1RR. Secretary. 1876
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

F. B. MILLER,
DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
TN. eoppfR AND SWEET IRON War;
ceok,ng and heating Stoves -
Hardware and Cutlery.
MOVING AND REAplxo MACHINES
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
Sewing Machines.
GLASS AND QUI1NswAaE
CARPENTERS AND MINERS TOOLS
IRON AND ssTEEL,
Hydraulic Pipe and Nozzles,
Wooden Ware,
Crockerv,
House Furnishing Hardware,
ETC, ETC, ETC.
Nm ssn 1t ~ wy Isvsss Psissa
Gail and examine Stock.
1es F. B. MILLER.