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CHRISTMAS FEsTIvITIEs.- Although

CHRISTMAS FEsrIvITIEs- Although
aside from tho religious obscrvances and the
Sunday School festivals there was no for
NAL celebration of the Christmas anniver>
Sary, il was nevertheless one of the most
generally observed and highly enjoyable
holidays We have ever had here. The day
was beautiful, bs!my and springlikc in the
sky and atmosphere. the heavy snow.
fall had settled and yielded enough to the
warm south wind 70 make excellent sleigh.
ing. and every available kind of craft known
10 snow time was under full sail from early
morn till frosty eve. There were fewer
intox icAtcd persons than usual even on or.
binary occasions, and during the day We
did not hear of disturbance or Nh arrest.
Many Of those who have homes and hos
pi,sble hearts, took around their generous
boards some of the innumersble hungry
and homeless ones who represent the un>
settled middle ages of humanity so multi
tudinously in the mountains, and made their
wcnaturely old hearts merry beneath the
suppoablc holly and mistletoe. Somehow,
sbevy Of the better angels seemed - have
been assigned to the committee Of arrange.
ments for Deer Lodge on this particular
Christmas Day, and To have discharged their
duties most admirably. II the oft iterated
statements. II believe for al in oil, 1t was
the happicst Christmas ] ever enjoyed"
made on the succeeding day are entitled TO
credcnce. Into the memories of the Day
may We be permitted to intrudc the invo
cation for sll-May you all have many
happy returns OF Christmas worthy of as
cherished remembrance.
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CHRISTMAS TREES.


The ladies who SO successfully Inter.
viewed" our people for funds to provide fruit
meet for the occasion on the Christmas
Trees Of the Episcopal and Union Sunday
Schools, assisted by numerous others, gave
/ the Entertainments ut the Court House on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
house on each occasion being denselv crowd.
ed with the children. parents and interested
spectators.
The Episcopal Church Festival was on
Christmas Eve, Tuesday, and was one Of the
best devised entertainments of the kind we
have seen. On the right Of the space with.
in the bar were the Christmas trees, hand.
some pair, laden till the branches bent low
with their weight Of presents. amid which
tapers sparklcd brilliantly like stars seen
through forest. On the left, through
graceful arches of evergreen was seen home
picturc-an elegantly furnished par!or
CHEEKY and bright and glowing with light
and the happy faces of those who joyfully
welcomed the coming OF Christmas. 1t was
% pretty stage scene US ever was set in the
mountains After dialogue between
the grandparents and grandchildren with
appropriate incidental solos and ch0ruses,
sleep came upon eyes Of the young and old
and their dreams were excmplificd in the
traditional Santa Claus laden with gifts de.
sccnding the ample chimney and giving 10
each presents In the good old long stocking
style. The scene throughout was very beau.
tiful. 1t was succeeded by the general dis.
tribution Of gifts to the eagerly waiting
little ones of the scho oil. who were beside
themselves with joy. and after the Christ.
mas Carol by the choir the large audience
dispersed Us 'Homc, Sweet Home was
caught from lip to lip and its music filled
every heart.
The Union Sunday School, by force Of
circumstances, was compelled to have theirs
on the succeeding evening in the same
place, and the accessories being almost the
same detracted somewhat from the interest
of the appointments. The distribution was
preceded by prayer and by carols, hymns,
and Christmas songs by the choir when the
little ones were made merry again by Christ.
mas gifts. and went out to their homes
wishing the anniversary would come every
day in the year. II Is rarely more interest
ing and pleasant events are seen or enjoyed
anywhere. and those who contributed their
labors 10 provide these pleasures for the
young deserve to have their own hearts
young forever The occasions wi II bc long
happily remembered by the Sabbath Schools
of Dec, Lodge.
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JOHN O'NElL. iOi.

IMPERIAL MAsQUERADE.-Ata call meet.
ing Of the Imperial Club on last Monday
evening Fancy Dress and Masquerade
Ball by the Imperial Club Was decided upon
for Tuesday evening January 2lst, and all
rules. regulations and rangcments requisite
to make it a perfect affair of the kind were
adopted, and submitted for execution to ap.
propriatc committees It has caused perfect
flutter Of enthusiastic excitement since the
first announcement, and IL 1t Is not in every
respect the grsndcst Ball ever held in West.
crn Montana, We miss our guess. Already
Q club of gentlemen have sent to San Fran.
cisco for the bcs. costumes procurablc there;
arrangements for others have been made
here, and the ladies arc on the qui vice in
the selection of tasty and picturesque dress.
es. Many will attend who have never 1t.
tended mssqueradcs here, assured that in
the Imperial Club Masquerade there will be
unbounded pleasure. and not regret to mar
its memories Just to acquire reputation o.
prophet. We would like to predict that It
will Ike o magnificent success, and anybody
who dies before 1t transpires will he mourncd
with dismal sorrow that will have no sill.
yer lining of comfort,
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUs,"
e Wood Street,
l4i-Gm
Helena,


MONTANIANs In WAsmxGToN- personal
letter from Washington dated December 3,
gives the following personal items.
Col. L. i. Church Is here and Is making
strong pull on the Department for the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Indian affairs. with
Logan and host Of IiinOisians and Clag
cit in his favor, but it Is believed Secretary
Dclano has candidate he will put in for
the place, although Church's friends IRE un-
able to ascertain who he Is.
Clsgett has M immense amount Of work
prepared for the session, relating to affairs
in Montana and the Territories generally,
ana will spare no cff"rt TO curry his bills
through. One, establishing new system
to protect the government from fraudulent
vouchers, and issuance Of annuities, will
raise rumpus In the Indian Ring, but
will he strongly supported.
Whsck Ryan, the gsy and dsshing. Il
conspicuous In public places, and Il still
talking ''Koobs."
Major Blake IL still u be aeen about the
Metropolitan well dressed. and apparently
happy. COL J. A, Wall 10 stopping at ths
Ebbit House and il In III health. Charlie
Huntley arrived on the first and II stopping
at the Arlington.
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Local ereVities.

Supreme Court meets in Virginia January
9Th.
Go to the Fircman's Masquerade Ball New
Years Eve.
Nh. J. O'Donnell says three feet Of snow
fell At Cnriboo on last Sunday and Monday.
See notice Of Ball At Warm Springs Ho'
tel. The Hops of Bro. lseIangcr are always
superb.
They are having snow slides in Utah.
The best snow slides arc experienced on
runners.
Or. Gaylord has established in Deer Lodge
on 3d. street, second house from bridge.
north SIDE
The boys are having fun with the sleigh
bells: If It were sleigh bellies it were better
not slay bellies.
Messrs. W. A Clark and Jno. II. Rodgers
last week purchased one thousand feet on
the celebrated Original lode ut Butte.
Last Sunday was tho toughest day VIC
have ever seen in the mountains. The
weather moderated beautifully on Monday,
and the aii since has been balmy rs the c!o'
yer scented breath of June.
The next Imperial Club Dance will Ike
held Oh Thursday evening Of next week,
when cornet will he added to the music.
To prevent any Misrepresentation. We are re-
questcc by the Committee to state that
members Of the CluD will not bc specially
invited to the masquerade. They arc cnti>
tied TO tickets - members
4 private letter from the East states that
those of Col. dcI.acy's surveying party who
had been on the N. PR. r., Salmon River
survey, and were returning to Corinne were
robbed between that place and Boise. The
men were robbed of every dollar. One lady
on board was unmoles.cd The surveyors
had been paid off. and one of them had g.
O0O on his person. Mr.. w. Ii. Llcwcllyn,
formerly Of Deer Lodge, was victim.
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Tele1raphic 1rsvitiss.

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Snow slides In Utah.
Snow blockade In nh.
Rumors Of decapitation in Utah.
Henry l. Pierce is elected Mayor of Bos>
| ton.
SsmI G. Thumcr, Wilkesbarre, Pa, died
DEC. 20.
G.P. Putnam. a noted publisher. died iu
n. Y, Dec. 20.
The Dowles Bros, Of London, failed in
the sum OF 81, 0O0, 900!
President Grant visited his father in Gov.
ington, Dec. 2lst.
1t 10 said Grant intends to 90 for Polyga.
my after the holidays.
G. Francis Train Is jailed in N. Y. for
publishing obscene literature.
The BLACK Hills gold fever" is again
broken out in Souix City.
Thermometers At Chicago, dec. 81, reach.
ed "l2 below" At Fort Garry, ~ below"
St. Paul. go below" Milwaukee, at noon,
go below" Toledo, O., ne below"
It is now reported that Orion has offered
the Tribune editorshir to Speaker Blaine.
Whitelsw Reid has left the Tribune
J. II. G. Hsssard is al interem.
Gent. Ambrose Wright died in Augusta,
Ga, Dec 81.
Speaker Blaine expects to he reelected
next Congress, but n great deal of wire>
work Is likely to take place before that
time. Freeman Clarke, Of N. Y, is men,
toned ~ probable candidate for the
Speakership. The Southern members urge
Horace Maynard, Fernando Wood will be
the candidate of the Democrats. Ordway
will he dropped As sergeant>at.arms, and
also King Is postmaster Of the House,
Clieford's Hotel, corner Broadway and
3lst., was damaged by fire Thursday. Sew.
eral persons were killed in fire on Centre
street.
The contest of the Greeley will is post.
poned until Jan. 10.
Twenty persons were injured by rail.
road accident 10 miles north of indianapolis
on Thursday.
A fearful accident occurred on the rail.
road near Cory, Pa, on Thursday. Twenty
persons were killed and 10 SO charred as to
he unacceptable.
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W. EBBERT SMITH, Principal.
Personals.

o. B. O'BannOn was visiting IN old Hum
bo'dt chum at Greensboro, N. c., few days
ago. and expects I" be back in Montana
Feb. 1st.
Mr.. Chas. Mason, Of German Gulch, in.
forms US three to four feet OF snow fell In
that vicinity during the storm. The parties
prospecting Beef Straight gulch IRE push.
ing the work along IS theoretically rs the
weather will permit. There are only doz.
en- men in German this winter
Mr.. L. C. Miller, an old time Helena
friend, and u tip. top gentleman barring his
railroad subsidy scheme. has been here for
the past week laboling with = zeal
worthy Of a better cause to talk our
people into signing his petition. He has
met with very poor success.
Prof J. NJ. Hartwell. the best Instructor
we have seen in the West, and the favoritc
band leader of Virginia and Deer Lodge
for years, returns to Virginia ncxt week hsv>
Interpretations 10 organize D.ncing Schools
At Virginia. Junction and Sheridan. We
regret 10 have him leave, and congratulate
Madisonisns on the acquisition.
Mr. Jno b. Wilson Of Blsckfoot. one of
the best men Of that place, who had refused
to sign the remonstrancc against an
extra session and subsidy. heard
the Speeches on Friday evening, AID ut
once declared his desire to sign the remon.
STRANGE, believing great wrong was hidden
under the fair professions Of the sul,si.
disis.
Mr.. Daniel Shanahan. the newly appoint
ed agent ut Jocko, called this morning and
left soon after for his agency. lie il direct
from Washington City and 10 accompanied
by Messr,. Jno. J. Woolcy and Jno Murphy,
also of that city. ur. Sha"sl,sn has heen,
for some time. President Of the Iriah Repsb.
Icsn Printing Association. We would have
much preferred to have ecen Montsnian
appointed to the position, but the President
sdhcres unbcndingly to the policy Ut allow
ing the religious denominations u c0ntrol
these appointments, and M. Shsnahan WAS
endorsed by the representatives Of the Cath.
Olic church. We trust tia: If not native
and to the manor born" he may ~ admin.
lister affairs and continue with Us that this
objection shall have ceased u exist.
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Texas has IS daily newspapers.
Auburn prison has 1,l18 inmates.
The London Post is 100 years old.
Princeton College has $40 students.
Pancake festivals rage in Michigan.
North Adams, Msss., now has one hun
bred and three Chinese.
The new President of Mexico is 45 years
old.
Twenty. newspapers were burned up
in the Boston fire.
Stanley is to havcan ocean steamer named
for him.
Lord Bacon rewrotc one of his works
twelve ii mes
Cast iron stoves are denounced 10 Savoy
and France. rs producers If contagious dis.
eases.
During Octolnr cigh'y-six newspapers
were established in this country.
Wisconsin is digging railroad tunnel 3,
500 feet long
Dion Boucicault has scraped up $4,000.
600 with his dramatic scissors.
The ladies' of Belfast are said to Ike the
prcttiest and most handsomely dressed in
Ireland.
Sixty one out of sixty four of the largest
power presses in Boston were consumed by
the fire.
MARK Twain's" middle name has been
a mystery. 1t is Samuel Longllornc Glenn
mens
James Fisk, pcrc, is the travelling agen,
of Connecticut firm which manufactures
carpet tacks.
The National debt will he paid off in II
years II the rate of reduction of the past
year continues.
James Gordon Bennett contemplates the
publication of German edition of the Her.
aid. lie has about $4,000. 900 in cash to
draw from outside Of the Herald establish.
mcn,.
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Barometer 2S.iai on Saturday evening, and Oh Sun
day morning u furions northeast ''poudirtc" began
and lasted all day. 1t fearful storm. About !:
inches Of light downy snow fell making about II
inches now on the ground &c evenly distributed.
During the night OF the cd, warm Chinook wind
came aud at daylight water running off Of every
thing and the air was soft and bamy. Barometer
wen, down to s,.763. with u little rain and roaring
Chinook Weather continues mild TO date Snow
has melted until the points Of the hillr are bare.
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Enron NEW NORrH-WEsr-
SIR: Messrs A.
J. Simmons, Chas. A. Brosdwster, Geo. G,
Symcs, G. Hedges, John Kinna, A. NJ. Hol'
ter. s. 7, Hauscr, and Jno. G. blaine, have
Incorporated themselves US the North and
South Railroad Company - shown on the
County Recorders books. dated November
IA, 1852. The names Of Col. w. +. San.
ders and Capt II. E. Fisk do not appear As
incorporators, yet It is thought Col. W. F..
Sanders will he the attorney for the above
named railroad.
Yours, truly,
PAMLICO.
Helena, N. T., Dec. q, 1872.
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Preaching and Lecture at Warm
2o1inQ.

Rev. =. J. Cn,lin will preach At Warm Spring school
house the first Sunday In January, ut II H. m. md
D. H.. and will lecture the following Monday and
Tuesday night. ut o'clock. Subject, THE Man Of
Sin" Admission to lectures 10 cents each night,
children under ~ years. half price. Onc.haf of pro-
cced. 10 be used In purchasing hymn books for the
congregation.
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Neetisa anl lnseallesisa o0eess sfDess
Dsse IsAgs h - AEAAA
The following officers were elected 1t the
regular communications Of Deer kxixs
No. u, on Saturday evening. dec. 2is,:
w. A. Clssk-W. n.
Chas Murphy IL w.
Il. r. Kennon-J. W.
J. A. Hyde -Trcss'r.
II. 8. Clark -Sec'y.
The following officers were spp0ntci.
D. p. Nswcomes-S. d.
J. H. Meyer. D.
!. N. Bucks. 4.
Chas Rulesu-J. 8.
J. I. sweesy-Tilcs.
On Friday evening, Dsc 97ih, the ami
niversary Of ST. John. the Evangelist. the
above nlaccrs were daily installed In the
presence q the Lodge end . large asssm
blagc Of ladies' invited BY Tie brotherhood.
The Feliriag ". T.. E. 9. 6iarkpi,!.. In
elegant terms expgsescd bis thanks GOr tn
brulhcgly support AZ III Lodge during ehe
time be had occupied ~ East. md hi
plessare IN conveying = 90 = wOsthy =
ihs w. n, Installed, ~ issignis " qoci
and tie charge Of this Lodge. ssds~rrd "a
him By % many happy associations. ".
r., W. A. Clark, = iakiag charge Of III
Lodse. ackuowledeed graafIade Sue the hish
honor his bgee6eea ho6 bestowed upon hin,
and % ono at tho happeeoi Ten mleuaG
epeqchq q 0eoll0sos ao0 0ieabDa we hovx
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WA Annual
A Masquerade Ball!
Xxx. W.. WIN take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. Sth, 1873.

The Anniversary Of the Battle Of New Orleans
have secured Hall 2axso feet In the clear with
Anc matched h00r and comfortable room. A Brass
Band will furnish the music.
have full assortment of costumes which will bc
furnished ut the low price OF 81. Carriages viii b.
In attendance.
No pains will bc spared to make this the greatest
party Of tbs season. Full particulars IN next weeks
papers and hand bills.
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$1,000 Reward IL offered BY the proprietor Of
DR.. Sagcs Golden Medical Discovery for medicine
that will equal II In the cure Of all severe cases Of
"Livcr Complaint" and oil discarcs arising from Inn
purity OF the blood. Eruptonr, Pimp,es Blotchcs
BOile. etc.
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8slleways PEls a1A 0in1Dsat.-scrotuls
morbid deposits In the lungs, joints and Tissaes
These medicines have rendered this disease a less
formidable scourge than formerly. 1t has been incon
testaby proved that IN scrofulous affections they have
effected thousands Of cures. Sold everywhere =
cents pcr bOx or not.
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IN THE RECENT GREAT 4IRE IN BOSTON
ALL HOUSES WE ARE BUYING GOODS or
WERE BURNED OUT. SUFFERING GREAT
Loss. THEIR WANTS FOR MONEY WILL
nv IMPERATIVE, AND In ORDER TO Rem
DER OUR FRIENDS PROMPT AsslsTANc =
WE WILL SELL
~ FAIRS BLANKETS.
40 CASES BOOTS.
looo PAIRS PANTS.
~ OvERooArs.
aooo PIECES PRINTS
- PIECES FLAxNILA
9sSoe FLOUR SACKS.
And al ~ Iaassss SOCK y
"'as'' aud fassg my Gsss1. ClslAiag.
..Bssis, Shssa, NJ, Rle.
k's iowsv thaa ey1 beoas sosssl = Neaesea.
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Quartz Certificates. -Th : . NJ :

WEST Job Ocs b pseparcd to furnish short notice
certificates q lsbor done quartz leads in compl-
ance with Tie United States Mining Law and local
rules and rsgulseioos They printed with 'stub''
for record and cover nj requirements under tho act
Of Nay lRh, ls'4 Secretaries of the several quarts
Districts win aod them very great couveaieuoe and
desirable for owpen Of quarts property, who have
done the requisite aasoaut Of work 70 hold title.
Apply to New Nrw NoRra- VEST 0lDce. 1904
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3peeial An1saneeQe1t.

ODoCSaS AA0000e00e0S.
Having Purchased the Entire stcck Of Wagon Wood
III Iron, Steel, Horse Hh0ss. etc, late owned BY
Peter Walton have now ~ complete Stock - there
Il in Montana, and solicit the trade Of Purchaser.
Special Inducements are Offered to Cash buyers.
Those indebted arc solicited to be prompt in settling
their accounts.
I7a-N n MILLER.
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lNcAWcERArED.-Shcrif w. ". Jones
On Tuesday delivered TO the officers Of the
Peni'emisry the following couvicts: Chss.
Porter Groves, (col.l sentenced one year
Tor assault with deadly weapon; Charles
Love, tcol). sentenced 70 two years for
grand larceny; J. G. Brooks, (col.D, sentsn.
ccd two years for grand larceny; Frank
Smith sentenced one year for grand larceny.
This makes twenty. onc prisoners now In
the pcniten.iary. Ih capacity 10 twenty.
six
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No PAPER NEXT WEEK:-Owing 70 Hol>
iday week and the inclination 1T Printers
~ we'll - .'the rest Of mankind" 10 enjoy
little recreation. only the legal edition Of
thc NEW NORTH. WEST will l'c published
on Jnpusry Alb. We take this occasion 10
wish eli oW pstrons happy New Year
and not thse eoly 9ps happiness that
will bide and ts with yov ~ bless you
through oil your dsys.
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$3.50 Reward h offered by the proprietor Of
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for medicine
that viii equal Il In the cure Of Brouchitis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages Of Consumption.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
am now receiving the largest stock Of goods eve'
brought. to Montana comprised If standard goods and
The ntctt fashions and novelties,
ORess GOODS
SHAwLs
LAces
Cooks
Hos'eRy.
flAtrels
0oresT'cs
CARPETS ETC.

Having m ample supply Of goods. am enabled "a
veil NJ low prices, and solicit tho calls Ut buyers
'omc and examine my goods and prices.
Deer Lodge. Nov. J, 1879. ia.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER A. DICKINSON.

Have the finest bar stock In the West Side any
other side and two OF the bcstsunning billiard tables
10 the Territory. Special Invitations - tho whole
c0Nsmuuitv tO-c0snc ANA scO %.
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NJ. .. ~. k1sshis, Cashier Fin Nas'dls-
4 Bask. - tsiseDaela1 = Thursdsy. =
sssle from Cosiaas: ~. y. 4. Clesk. rss
i1sae. dssigas lssvisg = : - ~ - -
eaaass ~ wtll .spssd sssoal nsetee -
HseesykaMlo aad Nev Y0ek CllY.
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Obs to 800 = s... a., A a.. -
So G WOsting psosla Il clthoe sex. yoang q ~
maks more moosy Is work for ~ 10 tkeir spass -
pnfp, " ai The dee than se anything esse. paytie
H6S free. Address @. 0einsQn 3 Co. P0stlaaA 4oioa
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NOtiC~ - <,oaloOc1on.

NOtlCO o. Collection.
N . ~ 010kln9 0ooGe z DsnoG4 Csk = LAsar
~ a. c0eoc13oo, A pggseas keUong tnsov1u
$4,000 n pssl41 = ~ ~ r. 4aasssoa,!ea1
rsv0pelv. ...-..,-
Dr. Is1sA Jns - ~ -
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C.Tuoi,c--Isey Father DeIlycxcrc will hold services
THE Catholic Church. Deer Lodge, tomorrow NJ TO-.
10,
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DEER LODGE PUDl.Io Sol3ool.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.

List Of mertorious pupils on the order Of their
Rank, determined by their average standing In the
following tcms arranged from the Daily School Re-,
istcr for the month ending Dec. q. 1871.
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RELIGIOUS.

Up. FISNER Il, 20 and II Merchants Exchange
I. our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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New TO-Day.

T. 1HkANo0R, PROPRIETOR.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY list, 1871,
New Years Ball will he given A. above and 4
respectful invitation II hereby extended. The music
will be excellent two brass pieces having been secured
In addition 10 the string hand Tickets, including
supper, S5.
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LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SAsH1G-AG
Sizes. for sale cheap Tor cash BY
ASA D.a KENYON.
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- II r.. CogiSNE. AID e. !. II. X.
Thc (.spurta-lS71.

Time. aud places Of holding Courts In the Territory
| 4 Montana. United states bushes. Transacted ut