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No. l105.l
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
H. n Az. a II

uELENAs ~. aug. losS.
Notice 10 hereby given TINT waiter B. Dance and
Granville Stuart have this day made application for
patent under the mineral act. Of Congress- for % 50 100
-twenty nine and 5OlO0-acres Of Placer mining land.
situate on unsurvcycd lands In Sections No H. H. q
and -. r. g. n. Ut Il W.. In the locality known Us
Alta Gulch Mining District. Jefferson county. Mon
tana Territory, raid claim being Ut record In the Min
Ing Records Of said Distrtct and more part iculary
described follows Beginning ut aqIakenarp 10 In.
dia.. situated 1sI4O chains north and 1853 ~ chains
west from the N. W. Ut 81. 7. G. N. OF X
Nv, and running thence y. 5i.3O w. l.O1 chains,
thence =. 30 w. 40 chains: thence N. ~. Z I. ~
chains; thence N. -. E. IS chains; thence N. 10
T. 1874 cnains: thence n. II. w. O6 chains thsnce
N. 81 w. 1917 chaus: thence n 1850 w. bCS chains:
thence N. 045. Z. ga chains; thence N. 1890 L.
i43Y chaiDe; thence n 8. W. al chains: thence N.
i14S 4 S0s chsins: thence N. : 4. Ii % chains;
thence :. ~ chalns; thence .. 10 Is W. a75 chains
thence .. SIS T. am chains; thence 8. $40 W. $50
chaus; thence = 2i.30 W. Al chains; thence :. Is
II. 81 chains thence s. Las w. 3eS chaiMs; thcuce
=. 40 AS chains; thence =. 30 E. 3.s4 chaiHs:
themes .. H. ". II n chains: thence y. o. T. 1l46
chains: thesce D. AIS. T. SIS chsina thence = H. 45
w. ii II chstns: themes 8. -. W. - chains; thence
\. 81. W. SIS chsins thence y. 10. Els H3 chains
TO thc place Of beginning. There are no adjoining
claimants to these prrmises the nearest claimants
src John McDesm0tt and Peter Roman, lot No. 81.
COPY Of the notice Of said applicants intention to
apply fOra patent was posted IN conspcuous place
upon said claim on the 18th day Of July, 1879.
I6s W. c. CHILD, Register.
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TERRITORIAL.
From the Herald t4th.

A man named Lawrence Garvin, aged
about 80 years. died very suddenly last
night on Ten Mile. Heart disease IL sup
posed tn lave been the cause of his death,
Col. Wall received . dispatch this mosa
ing from Washington stating that Gen.
Cowan, Assistant Secretary vt the Interior,
Mr.. Turncy, Of the Indian Peace Commits
ion. Special Indian agent Simmons. and
nineteen Sioux chiefs, arrived q the Nation
al Capital yesterday. The dispatch also
states tina, satisfactory treaty between the
Government and the Sioux would I've made.
Agent Simmons 10 expected in Helena with.
In three weeks.
From Tie 0sssttelssh.
A single ''stool~ If wheat Of fifty heads,
on the farm Of the Hon. Daniel Searles,
Prickly Pear valley, produced seven thous-
and i've hundred grains o. wheat. At this
rate the single grain would. In another
year, be multiplied over i've and half
million timcs
On Friday night man wss assaulted and
stabbed hy woman. by the name Of Trim.
idad Ortese. alias Sailor Jack, In one Of the
cellars The fellows wounds were dreased
BY Dr.. uhck, and although paisful arc s0t
IT serious nature.
We learn that he citiaess Of Helena p0r.
Chased ~ sssslifsl cottage ssssdeacc On
Myrtle svesss. formally evscd By L B.
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uSt Received ana for Sale BY
L. l.. BONNER & 60.
D"r !.odgr. september 20. 1879.
~ss>s W.


linr Grain. We had occasion TO visit
the farm OF Mr.. Pail T. Evans. one and u
la ( miles from Deer Lodge, n lew days
since The farm is under good cultivation,
aud the wheat. rye and oats grown there
this year is truly wonderful. His oats will
yield from IS to 80 Bushels to the acre, and
some being thea harvested WAS fully six and
h.Ii icet IN height. II would very nearly
average SIX feet. The rye stnDl IL thick rs
II possibly could. and the heals were n
hong ~ Il mAuS hand and contained berry
"i unusual ~tz.. The wheat ,aisrh hy Mr..
Evans j. HOt les remarkable than the other
cereals. II is iulI. plump and very large.
Such gam, us Mr. /. grows would have to
hr urrompaHi ci with n certificate from tho
Clerk :" the C"ur'. with seal attached, b..
fore the people IN the States could he made
20 believe ,la, they were produced In this
NuI il country
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
Is,f BILLY WILSON.

Extensive Placer N.nrs.--Fnr the past
week some of our most prominent citizens
have been down In the region Of Flint, sur.
yeying bitches AMI occupying the new
placer lands recently discovered there. The
ground l. almost without limit. prospects
fair, and water 10 the amount III ., 100 to
1000 inches can be put on the ground af
tritling expense. The new quartz . d
placer mines discovered in this county this
year demonstrate 10 certainty that the
mineral resources of the West Side ore IL.
eAhsusiible,
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY ron THE
BANK EXCH ANGIE"
xonA0o III poSta9.
I,a wM WILSON.

GaIlaiiu Comfy Fair.-Thc Directors of
the Galla,in County Far are doing every
thing in their power 10 make Il complete
success. Gallsiin hes tho material within
herself 10 make Fsir that would do honor
10 any Territory. Preserved Of The hacss of
sts-k, grain srd vegetables vt al kiabs ard
II the BEST. snS pc..plc Of indsAlsy aad
enterprise, We have no dosht the esnt6se!''"
win ic w.wshy II tibet rich md pendocssve
p.,riisM 1T nv Tcgritasy. CsHnpsalttsa tge@
Ill psrss sf the Territory 10 egpecio4 tn
fsie = ees for Oct. Z.
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goods We offer inducrmcn,. in quality Of goods and
prices.
The Anmua, yIsi! to Msant fowcl!.-On
Monday last II party left Deer Lodge for the
purpose Of making the annual ascent of Mt.
Powell. 4 more beautiful day could not
have been chosen for such an undertaking.
The purity consisted of Miss S..lic B
O'Bannon. MIS- Miitic A Warren and Miss
Fannic g. Irvine. On the part OF the ladies /;
and Of the gentlemen there were. Granville
Stuart. O. L. O'Bnnnon. Charles s. Warren.
ID PNrwcomcr and Hugh McQaid. junior
editor If the Lnd'pends"f.
Mcssrs. Warrrn and O'BannOn gave us
some very Interesting items connected with
the trip. which Tor want of time We ARE un
able 10 write up in detail.
The party arrived at the sumMi, At $50 p
M. and witnessed the setting Of the sun nj
G:2s. and declared IL was the srancs, sight
they ever behcld They rcturael to camp.
"A, timber line BY Moonlight
Ga The second day Messrs. Granville Stuart
and .. b. Uls"nn"n. explored the country
O, the base Of Powell. aud found II cham of
beautiful lakes, seven in number, in mag
nificent park. situated ut the hcaiwatrrs
Of the South Fork Of Dempsey Creek. The
lakes were found to contain trout in abund
ance.
We understand parties are going up to cut
q trail to the park, which will then reduce
the distance to twenty miles from Deer
Lodge, when We will have one of the grand
est little parks and pleasure grounds of our
own tina, any city in the Yves, can boast of.
We vii! then bcindcpendcnt of the National
Park
The impressive ceremony of dcposiiins
the records In u bottle alongside the rec
ords Of those who hal gone up before them.
was successfully performed. The Ia lies
accompanying tho expedition were the first
TO ever ascend Mt. Powell, and their names
should be rccordeda nong its archives. II il
said they scaled the cliffs apparently with
more ease than some Of their escorts. and
stood the jsunt thr Nuyhou, amazingly well.
The party returned Wednesday, full Of
incidents lno accidents) connected will
the trip. vowing their determination TO SEE
Mt. Powell again At no distant day.
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Proposals. for Army Supplies.
OFFICE CHEF CONNlssARY o. SUDsIsrENcE,
DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA.
81. PAUL. MINI. Aug. u. 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
y invited until - O'Clock n. Friday, September
partmcnt with:
5000, pounds fresh ground XXX -four. to be msde
wholly from original stock VI sound spring wheat Of
best quality and del vcred In sacks harres at Fort
Ellis, n. T.. In such quantities and at such times
prior to May !. 1873 ~ may be required.
Samples OF each brand OF d0ur offered should
company the bids and each bid contain q written
guarantee from two responsible parties the faith
lul performance Ut the contract, II awarded.
The proposals. will b. endorsed PrOpOeal> for
Flour, and addressed to the A. G. D.. Fort Ellie. N.
r., ut which place they will b. opened ut the time
above stated and bidders invited to be present to
respond to their bids
BY order 0f MAJOR General Hancock.
J. II. GILMAN,
1G7-2t Captain h C. b. U. .. A.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"KIYUS,"
Hole
- Wood Street,


n. r. Il. Surrr!s.-On Monday, Messrs
James Bettncr and NJ. 4. A. Meyendorff were
IN town on their way to Missoula +" join
their party. Mr.. d. came up from below
last week and visited Helena on business Of
the Company. Mr.. Mcyendorff. who was
with the Kncass party lns, year, las been
on the Yellowstone ard Gal!aiin surveys
this summer. but left the party short time
ago to join Mr.. B,ltner. lie is Transitman,
an,l one of the most competent men in the
employ of the COMPANY. Mr.. 3. ran line
10 point some three miles below Pen d.
Ore,llc Lake. and then returned 10 Missoula.
from where he viii proceed to the survey Of
the Fish creek lass. which will take till the
middle Of October 10 finish. Dir. bcttner
has accomplished great deal Of labor thus
far, and by the time the Fish creek route is
completed he will have done good sum.
mci's work.
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Personal.-Mr. $. A. Wiley, who left
over week ago to attend the California
State Fair. arrived safely in San Francisco.
His many friends here have missed him
from their midst. and will rejoice when he
is with them again Mr. Lew Wsshburne,
of Helena. n pleasant and experienced bust.
ness gentleman. will remain in Wells, Fargo
& Co. s Office hc,c during Mr.. Willcy's sh.
scncc. . Judge Will.ams, Of Helena. has
been stopping in the city the past week. He
has many friends and acquaintance in Deer
Lodge who arr glad 10 sce him on the West
Side. Mr.. J. K. Clark, of Horse Plains,
brother of w. A. Clark, Of the frm Of Don.
nell, Clark & LARAMIE, came up Saturday
last, and remained till Tuesday, when he
journeycd East. Mrs. w. A. Clark and
child have gone to Iowa and Pennsylvania
to visi, relatives and friends. Mr.. Geo.
II Spared, an old resident of Deer Lodge,
has purchased ranch on Willow Creek,
near Harrison, and gone over with his fam.
lily to occupy it, Wewish him success in his
new home and an abundance Of the good
things of Willow Creek, which IS one Of the
fines. little valleys in Montana. Judge
Bills. If Eiackfoot. spent several days in
town this week Mrs. Sam ScOtt. the
hostess Of the popular Scott House. has gone
on n short visit To her relatives IN the Fast.
:. Mr.. VIM. Richardson and his mother
wife and sou Of Mr. James Richardson, of
Deer Lodge valley, - who LIFT here several
weeks ayo on visit to Scotland, sailed from
New York on the 1st inst They will be
absent until Nay, and it Is expected that
number Of friends and relatives will accom-
pany them to Montana on their return, with
the intention If settling here. Marshal
Wheeler spent q portion "f the week Oh the
West Side and rc,ur, ell Thursday 10 Helena
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An,.har ".''i! ~!iyDr Q:ar'I District
N,ihn the las, few days there has been
Gu H. am excitement "cca,i"nctl by the dis
rWrty oI u god silver range Ia the Hills
nr!r Perkins. utwa HE Hell Gate Some
lw"iiy lrd.r.. IN isi of them promising
WI. hnvr been ."ca,cl thus Ear. and about
100 ma haze already hcca IN the new field,
pIo'I""ling and maAing locations. Spra.
Ii"ns IT IA" hc.l rock. which have found
'hrir way "a Town. are pronounced very flGc
ANA experts think VIII yield n, least $500
per ton. The lral. grow better with depth.
This Is good thing, not OILY for the dis.
c"Ncrcrs, iu. tor NIL oi US ns the district Is
extensive. and is near The Inc nf 'h. North.
crn Pacific Railroad The probabilities are
that .onr day. not very far distant either.
there will hen great shipping point In That
hcishh lhnpd for ores, ~ the hills from
There through 10 philipSbnrg aid K"A
Sr""k Mr rich With minerals
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Montana Photograph Gallery.

hereby akr r,saslt'e IN informing the people u
DHn lnds"ibty a.id Nielai'g tnnt have rr:ittsd my
"HiAblishn" IN ~ st.cas- st,ir aud am )N pic, Ell
t"i,,e pc ,ps OF al Kind. IN shot notice and at
'"ront"r hGHrrs, AMI war l''"i Ia equal amy ~ The
'"ahu'. so morrl ash.i "a advance Spe'iai nj.
''ui,"r IaI IL inEiug chillrn'r vicrrc-. Hours
i"Nh -. and som io5p.
4 ~, mn,lI's and ewrl,y r!,ai I'D. NJ rcasDhab
ai,. in,i, ErAt dom I" Far, hen " Dn' linur drug
ttU,r.
I',I iI,d e. Sr,h. -, Is.a \. FEY.
iLtuGE i.ur OF WINDOW sAsIEs-AL
tnrs. tor 4, ,ir cheap !nr cash 10y
Il,Il u, y, KENYON.
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100o Reward 10 offered By the proprietor Of Dr..
Pierccs Golden Medical Diacovery for medicine that
will equal In tho cure OF Bronchitis severn Coughs
and the carly stages Of Consumption.
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NOtlCC OF Collection.
The acooants and Doess q Kleinschmidt bso. are
LEFT = the Dankiag Hoase q Do0nell Clark Lass-
he Tor collection. An pssoone knowing themselves
indrbtsd an noeiGc % call there ard make scttlsest
promptly. -.
Dees l0dsa Juoe "a 165A -
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LOOK OUT FOR RARES


Ye WIN own hosee. take notice.
Winter viii be hero Of course,
And you'd have your stallion safely 60,
Through mud and frost and snow:
Then eet hin sh0d At once oil round
At my own shop where am found
Fr ON early dawn till late twilight,
Ohocipg horses with al my might,
Yee get him shod At ono. - can do Il
And you and horse will never rue Il.
The thorough instruction no has receive
from two of tho most celebrated Veterinary
Surgeors of Edinbarrough and fifty ycsrs
experience, warrants the subscriber in -.
sertjng that hc is not inferior to any work.
man 10 Montana Territory. He may always
be found xt his new stand Mt Thomas
Ranch, where the best work can be done Ut
the shortest notice, upon the most reason
able rates, for cash or greenbacks.
ul06.tf, JAMES RICHARD10N, SR
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/. 4. u. +.

yu'llE nEGlLhR CONN; NicATIOXS OF COT.
/ toIiwom Lodge NJ. e. -. .. r. will b, held cr
sry "Wednesday ryruiu. n; odd Fellows Hail. NJ Z
o'clock. So,ournms Bnihtcn IN good standin: are
cordially myh"d I" attend.
J. g. HYDE: y. g.
r. H. WI,LiAHs. Secretary.
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First Qsarterly Meeting. for Deer Lodge
District.

Bannack City. Octoblr 9Th and Glib.
s,..r,u - lath aud Eth.
Nevada. lalh ana 2Oth.
sRrr Star, 81 and 9Th.
Nirgiuia city. November "a and 81.
Der lodge - nm aud lOth.
Mlr.alli a.,d Corvallis, November 10th ana 18th.
Pioneer. November I'D aud .Nh.
silver Tow. (t Warm Spring School !loirr, Nov.
2Wth aud Dec. let.
s. j. CATLIN J.. l..
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Deer Lodge Post Once up to Sep
BORN

vile Of Join Wells. Esq, 4 boy baby. weighing il
pounds.
Wiz .oS-Ou Monday the 18th inst, to the wife Of
billy Wilson, Loot Creek, daughter, weighing 10
pounds.
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OF Copartn = rship

The copartnership hcrct fore existing between O.
EmmeFsOn, John Gerber and N. DicktneOn was this
day dissolved By mutual consent Mr.. Emmcrs0n hav.
ing dsp0sed Of his interest In the busine.s 10 VIM
Rowe: The old drm will collect oil bills due Il, and
pay all demands against It to date.
EMERSON.
JNO GERBER
n. DICKINSON.
Deer Lodge, Sept. 10. lssa
NOTICE.-Thc busineas will be continued under
the arm name Of Rowe, Gerber and Dickinson. All
bill must he settlsd on Mondays. There vii bs NO
deviation from this rule.
ROWE, GERBER 4 co.
Deer Lodge, September 10 1917. ~ #
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Dclicious-il,e nights.
Court adjourned yesterday.
This il the time tn string fish.
The cistcrns are progressing finely.
Harvesting il about done for this year.
These are the mornings to wing ducks.
We had slight Equinox Thursday night.
Indian Summer in oil its grandeur Is upon
Us.
We had light frosts Monday and Tu. sday
nights.
A great many goods have arrived from
the railroad this week.
Remember the Helena Fair begins Mon.
day and continues during the week.
The wires were down Thursday afternoon
and Friday forenoon. but are up again.
Joaquin Abascal's large pack train left
Osborn & Dennce's Thursday loaded with
goods for Bear
The Deer Lodge planning mill has been
running very regular lately. The pr"prie
tors have on hand large quantity Of well
seasoned luml,cr Of all kinds.
One Df the gentlemen who returned from
Mount Powell Wednesday. reported big
fight going on a: Who"p Up, over the Brit
isl' line. between some traders and party
of Assinil,oincs. Where is Old Badly. now
In the cas-. of Thomas o Miles ct al rs
Conrad K"hrs ct al. action for damages u
mining ground, the jury Wa out forty six
hours. and failing to agree were discharged
Ivy the Court. The suit was for $l5, 900
damages.
Mr.. Joseph Suprenant. VIII" was taken so
suddenly and severely i'll on Thursday, IS,
We are happy to say. improving rapidly.
His physician, DR.. Mitchell. happening to
I've close =, hand. rendered such timely rs
sistancc AS no doubt saved the patients life
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8euoW1yS efls- are sure remedy FOX all
sexual complaints and msy be taken BY females Of al
ages. who are suffering from disorgauised system,
Or those distressing diesases in particular which re
quently occur ron ioattention) at the turn Il hfe
They are ~ mild that the most delicate female may
take them with perfect safety. . cents per hog Or
pot. 166lm
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NlhSlbN H..

n THE REGULAR COMM NicATlONS or
In Deer Iodg" No II "A. +. 4 4. N Will I've held
wv Il. =. STMhPOLE ". ".
r. r. KESSO Secretary.
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RoliuiouS Services.

Ill.lOp.I-iNr Rev. Vim. II. SiOy will Oi'lrnle
and rrr rh Ia H." toHrt House On Sunday next ~ II
q. lo@k n. M and ~ y. ~ Evening service On the
frs commandment
: sabbath Sci unl NJ the usual hour.
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'"sssi.--The following appointments of
r"S'masters have recently been made In
'h's territory: Hamilton. GsiIs,in county.
Albert smali An 0tilcc has hccn establish
70" Canton. ksasher county, and Wa E
Vstsuey appointed r. n.
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JliD o. $50. U"HIFVIH" ON y TIrTTEH ~
The ry'rre hrii ~ Virginia city. Il!rrsburg aud
E,lrlri r' "Ui- of the fIgsi Jndcial Dlsiric lien
I,lr Nu!p!,y. h-.urih' Ju.iicr. prcsidn.: the
,,rnt- lli NJ j,'r iod."ti is, !'annack and Missou
IA mo, ,gts u. the s."uuh judicial District. Hon
lin mn hnuwu.. h-su"lHr Jnstic. presiding: the
rnuf. u!d N Il! lena ana Diamond are Courts of III"
mi Judicial Diruict. lion H. Wade. Chci In-
~, r,r,-il
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EVANS DAIRY.

Having established the dairy business In Deer
Lodge wears, and received the liberal patron
are of the people, am pleased to announc that with
additional facilities sud good cows, will be able here.
after u supply all with the
Hest Quality OF Milk,
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage will do
all in my power t. merit It. and will put my terms in
competition with Si.y other dealer.
l3i PHIL. Il. EVANS.
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,s'ur <'nilrl--lSSn.
II
,..n.r r. r.. rnEl.NE. ANOC. J.. u u.

Time, and place.. al holding toulis IN the Territory
-, u,,tlun I uit"G Siai"- business transacted at
~ ,. l,,l Al Ic!,t DER Lod.r and Virginia cities
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RACES!
PR0eRAMM Me-:

u y u u u w ~ -
3snaay5 Of Stock and articles for exhibition
for purse IT slOO. At p m. Running Race
mile dash. for twoyear olds. for purse OF $50
Tsssaay: Continuation Of entire: until room A.
for horses that have never beaten $50 in public;
purse saw.
HOgs anu poultry. Al p. m Running Race
mile dash-trec to I'll hor.es purse slso. Ats
p m. running race-ha'fmile dash; purse SOU
7hnrslay:-At 10Y 4. m: grand trial upon the track
.Iouna the Floral Hall TOR the purpose Of testing
grand parade sround the Floral Hall Of all the
stock on exhibition. A failure OF any stock to
mi%m. "" KS N. runSn. ' S.ce"mils heats
bert In 8, free to al purse $2o0
Sad. IL hOrrcs, Cattle, aud all other stock and
articles not previously examined and . awarding
IT. ,1 S..n: :v sna sn .*
;s,, .slSssi a So 10 !. second ts.. lsi, ride!
at Sa,. For these prizes there must oe At least
three contestants, who must register their names
with tue Secretary ss early a, Tuesday noon: AZ
3p. m, trOttn. race--lniie hcats--best two In
free 10 all purse $40.
WD0x4U3VS-AWaSOlukV VI Premium COutlnucO. Al
10 i. III running race fOr 3 veal. 0lds-mile heats
best 2 In :: pure $50 At p. N. three
quarter mile dash for purse Of 500.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
EVERY DAY.
The stage Lines will Carry Visitors 10 the
Fair ut about Malt the Usual Rates.
Pamphlets containing Premium List, Rulcs. Regn.
latioos, and other inf0rmati0u, may be obtained BY
application to either Ut tho suhrcribers.
JOHN KlNNA, President.
8. W. CARPEx1 Err. Secretary. 1875
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Acciden: to the MiSsoaia Slage.-Tuesday
morning last. as the Missoula stage was
going down the grade beyond Y'mhill, the
front axle broke, turning the coach over and
throwing the driver. Mr.. Steve Kingsbury.
to the ground with such force rs to dislocaic
his shoulder and otherwise seriously bruise
him. Mrs. Edwards and children. of
Miasoula, were aboard. but mirsculously
escaped with but slight bruises. The horses
took fright aud ran some distance before
they were stopped. Had not the cosch.be'l
separated from the running gear, the pas
scngers would have stood no chance fer
their lives. Mr.. kirgsbury is doing well.
and will SION bc around again.
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TO STOCK DEALERS.
The fsa,oar shoii.hsrncd Ball,
DICK TAYLOR, IT,, No. 1924
.nrup NY uf GGns & GrccnhOod)

'mr al tie G."st bulls Ia America. and moot emPhat'
h"liy in h-f hui la Montana. Will be sold NJ pUblr
SUCTION without ie,"f,e. on the Fair GROUNDS. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER a.th, iS;..
iii- Pcdifrr. which IL one Of the best on record,
'nn v" found II! the Amer ican short Horn Herd Hook,
~ a. page iG1.
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CuUice livnuds Of TObacros,
Ciue brands Of SegxrS,
Pure Wines ard Liquors.
CALIFORNIA SADDLES AND BRIDES.
Gl.uHl.Nl Variety Goods.

We have IN store aud receiving a large well
selected rtOck Ut the above goods tor jobbing aid
retailing. Merchants are solicited to inrpect our
goods. We offer inducements In quality Of goods and
prices.
49, T. T.. IIt'SON h co.