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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YuS,"
q Wood Street,
Helena.

The New School HoUsE.-The Temple
Of Intelligence now In psUcsss Of coastruc-
,ion. by Mr.. Petit, begins tn present On A.
srsctivc appearance, and when completed
will he On architectural ornament TO the
city Is we'll a. benedcence. Owing 70 an
svoidablc detention In procuring some ut
tue lumber the work has been retarded and
it, completion will probably he week or
ten days later than the contract calls for.
However. nearly oil The inner work. win
dows, doors. etc, y completed In the
shops, the frame 10 up, partially filled. and
will probably be entirely enclosed to day.
The frame work 10 unusually strong, the
workmanship hrst class, and additional
warmth and strength IL given It by filling In
the entire space between the timbcrs with
sdobes. The excellent and Beautiful dce'En
selected, ensures the greatest convenience,
comfort and health that experience has sug'
gested In the construction Of school build.
ings, and the contractor appears TO appreci>
ate the occasion and 10 exerting himself to
make II perfect. Il will bc ready for Occur
pancy November 10th or 18Th.
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INTERNATIONAL war.


Love rules tho Camp the Court, the Grove
Europe. Africa and America arc plunged
In war. Woe 10 the nations! Tie opening
gun h been fired; villainous salt peter
scents the mir. and the figurativc sword has
been unshfa,hed beneath the classic shades
Of Mt. Powell. Whercit would have ended
had not the iufuriste cowba,tanis by mutual
consent run In different directions and the
strong arm of the law snxtchcd them from
their blankets To answer at the high court
of Justice. no man can tell.
On last Sunday evening when the vcspcr
chimes were floating out from the Sand.
wich Islands, n pariypf coIorcd men, in.
GLIDING Charley Love. Barber. took turn
around town enjoying beer, Bologna etc.
under the most approved construction Of
the Civil Rights Bill Love ii appears pros
ecutcd his jaunt to the home of dusky
maid Of the forest, who under the gentle
influences Of benign Indian policy, is
studying and adpa'ing hcrs.lf to-civilizs,i""
~ exemplificd on the Barbary Coast Of
Der LMgc Finding there . stranger
famed L. Chance. Love haie him Get up
and GIT" and without farther nd he got"
Blu, Love sbidcd there. Time casually
swung his ccase'ess pendulum throughout
the universe few times when lie Chance
having procured reinforcctnents returned,
laid his royal touch on the slumbcring Love.
and pcnsiv.ly remarked :: Now you get up
snt git," ind verify 1--we del a-tcd ~ had
Lc Chance. who now = npcd on the battle
ground 50 far h"nors Sere easy -tetween
the contestants. and tho Aboriginal cause 1T
all maintained . strict neutrality, like Eng
land, never rjcc ing god Chance although
subject To Aiabana Claims. But love was
not idle. He too enlisted cpuplc Of braves
for. "thrce years or during the wal" and
when some time after Chance and his com
panions CHANGED to pass up the street they
heard "Lovcs chidings'' coupled with indcl'
jcate illusions 10 the supposed ancestry of
Chance, and the expression You thought l
wouldn't shoot did your" and forthwith
navy" was turned loose st thirty PAGES
and both parties hie'd then away into the
dark ness disturbing the peace and good or
der Of the town with their clattcr and con-
fusion.
Chance made complaint, the Night Watch
man went in search, and Loyc was again
found domicilcd with America-the home
Of all nations H. was arrested, cast into
prison, and on Tuesday tried, convicted
fined Is and costs, and in default thereof
immuredin the county dungeo" 70 loaf 1t out
At g. day. The Aboriginal Maid has de.
parted, gone to the States to winter. or is
hid in the brush. a peace that 10 blcss>
ed to the Barbsry coast succeeds the conf.
cal bclligercncy Of this little Love affair,
which was after all mostly . matter OF
| chance
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ALAROE LOT OF WINDOW SAsHES-AI
Sixea. for ssle cheap for cash BY
IIHu D. 3. kENION.

AN INGENIOUS WAoER.-lt 10 not very
easy task to get any Quo 70 bet on Greeley
sincc the October elections despite the
offended Figuring of the Democratic pa
prs. But once In u while some earnest die
cipls of Anything to beat Grant" gets .
call that he responds to aud takes another
chance on the old White hat. For instance
. few days ago, prominent Democrat Of
Deer Lodge who "bcts 70 win," made the
following Proposition
He wsgcrs 800 against 900 that he can
name twenty States that will cast their
Electoral vote for Grant.
Also: $500 against $500 that half of the
other seventeen States will cast their Elcc
torsl vote for Grant. Bntl, bets 10 be taken.
The Greeley man thought he had eo"d
"lsy out " and took It. But the Grant ms''
has An Amos, absolute certainty ut clearing
600. even II Greeley should he elected
Do you see II!
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uILIPsBURa.-Messrs. Hugh Bell and
Jos Scarish were in from Silverad0 this
week. and remained to enjoy the festivities
of the Firemeu's Ball. hey report cvcry>
body Mt work on The leads developing or
tloing the requisite representation" work
required under the Territorial and United
S,aes laws Merrill & Ullcry's Franklin is
still, yicihing well, and Es'c'l & Holland
src piling up splendid ore IN the "Sa''n"n"
dump. There arc pr"bsb y Is or SO mel
vt work. Manning T. Dicdrick are running
the Imperial mill constantly crushing a'"'u'
seven. and matchmaking three tons each
twenty four hours. Some 10"r fifteen tons
of an,nlgam worth $40 u $50 per ton arc
now laying At the mill req 'y for rssort.
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GERMAN GULCH.-Mr. Mason, OF German
Gulch, informs US project is about deter
mined upon by number Of German Gulch
miners to prospect Beef Strait" gulch this
winter with bedrock hun'e. This gulch
Il will be remembered is tho lower Of the
two that j0iu st the lower town, aid 1t is
believed conta' ms good pay. 1t hes been PROS
pected considerably, hut its depth and the
heavy work involved. prevents q thorough
prospecting except by the humc which it
10 proposed to carry up. It's not improb>
able that it will develop well. Work is
pretty nearly over for the season, DR.. Be"'s'
and Moore s. FOrd's being the only claims
running except that Of the Chinese. some
Is or 80 Of whom nre yet working. The
yield Of German this var has MT been q'''e
IN 10 the average. Dennis Driac"ll's and
Dr.. Beats have paid be'. and paid exceed
inely we'll, but the general falling "f has
,,een quite pcrccp,iblc. The ''app'ic"tions
for patent" published in this issue. "re q!
for ground in German Gu'ch and comprise
about half the paying ground.
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
,xu BILLY WILSON.

FoR THE SOUND. Geo. Mcsscece, Of
the late firm Of Mcsscgce & Robbins, Black
foot leaves tomorrow for. Olympia. w. #
and trip generally around the Puget Sound
Country, designing to return here In tho
spring 70 look sfter some vs'asbls ground
In California Gulch. Mr.. Messegee 10 one
IT our most reliable and sagacious business
men, resided for several years on the
Sound and will correspond with the NEW
NORTH WEST during his ai%shce. thereby
guaranteeing our readers reliable and intel
iigent advices relative TO railroad and bust
ness matters ut tho Western end Of the
Northern PsciAc. BY tho way. Mr.. Messe'
geo 10 . native 1t the historic isAsd ut
Ss,nos In the Grccian Archipelago and Is
probably the oniy ctlscn Mountains has
whose early days were lived among the
classic Isles of Greece. r.
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Ladies' Fall and Winter Hats.
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS.
UNTRlNMED
HAT FRAMES
Misses Hats.
rrJtpRFEs' FITS.
Jsst Resolved ~
October II, iSsS. 3. L. BONNER d co.

FIRExEN's BALL!-.The Ball on TLurs-
day Evening surpassed expectations In
numbers ssd equallsd In pleasant festiyity
any that hrs ever been given in Deer Lodgs.
There were nearly 100 tickets sold, and
probably $50 persons present. The supper,
generously contributed by tho ladies OF
Deer Lodge was profussly abundant and IN
Exposition OF good ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The best feast ever spread fss . Party u she
Country. Neither labor DOR setort 'sere
spared and the result wss srsaAgni6eesi
success. To make dis,inctiOs VI % ail did
% well would bs unjast, sllAOuga sepe
were emincntly deserving of fspsdal 41n.
Non. Prof. Har'wcll's hand furnlsbcd ".
cellent music, aud the picturcsqss cs'sesmes
OF the Fire Brigade added bssuty u tbe
scene already lovely with the fairrst dsnssa
end daughters Of The Valley. The Ball W.
IN abundant success, and the ''Fireman''
Annual will bs looked y IN the fuiurs y
u 10 now remsmbessd = = occssion Vt ~
and gladneea
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WALLA WALLA IrEMs.-Mr. Messegee of
Blacxfoot is in receipt of letter from
his partner, Mr.. G. r. Robbins who with
Mr.. N. II. Maxcy and their families left for
WalIa Wslla early IN Sept 1t is dated Oct.
7.h. They had arrived safely at that place,
having had fine trip. George describes
business is somewhat dull at present. He
says the country between Spokane and
Walla Wslla is the best stock range lie ever
saw. although not 50 favorable for agricul'
turc. Flour Is selling at $3.50 per Darrell
s7t cts for so pound sacks. Oats, owing 10
II short crop arc 1. cts per pound. Eggs
Is Cts per dozen. These are coin prices;
grccnbacks rate Mt 90 cents.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.


Fare to Corinnc, by the dead axe" line,
ie $15.
The 1st National Bank bought 5000 ozs.
# gold this week.
Augustus See,-''old Gus died in
Helena on wednesday.
Whca, is reported down " GO cts. in Lis.
soula aud dull market.
F. B. Miller ESQ. is building n large
front addition to his dwelling.
Z. T. Huson Of West Chicago pulled out
with cargo ut goods for that port on
Tutsdy.
Reverend Stoy has over one half the
amount required to build St. James Epis-
copSl Church.
John Pync was dangerously wounded hy
the accidental discharge Of IA pistol. in
Helena, on Tuesday.
DR.. Mitchell informs us Mr.. Whyte Of
Beartown is in fair way to receiver, he
having safely passed the critical period.
Messrs. +. L. Bonner & Co. have rented
two, instead If one Of the Dewitt Build
ings, for the storage AMI display If their
immense stock, and their Establishment is
now the - Stewar,s" Of Montana.
Cornelius Hedges E.q., Territorial Super
intcndent of Public Schools. informs Us Of
bis intention to soon visit the west side
scl.a'ls in official capacity. We shall hope
u sec him here early succeeding the CON
mcnccment Of the Fall term which will
probably bc u month hence-and hust our
School Trustees will invite him to give q
Public Lecture on Educational Affairs du
ring his visit 1t would have salu.ary in
fucncc on the educational interests of the
community. and Mr.. Hedges is alike quail.
fed by position, scholarly attainmcuts,
practical sense and sbility IS u lecturer to
make it most interesting and beneficial.
Under Nh act passed last winter the Gov.
ernor is authorized to hire the labor Of Ter
ritorial Convicts, when deemed advantn.
gcous to the Territory. Under this pro-
vision the prisoners were recently employed
in excavating the Fire Company's Cistcrns,
aud we notice Governor Potts has paid over
tho receipt to the United States on the &C
count for their maintenance. He has also
authorized Mr. Airiancc to employ them in
oil cases where their labor will not conflic.
with their safe keeping or the public god,
and the probability Is they will be enabled
to work out good share of the $50 per
day the United States charges the Territory
for their kccping,
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CATTLE FOR MoNTANA.-Some months
since Mr.. Wesley Roberts, representing him.
self Con Kohrs and Jos. Bell, went 10 Texas
and purchased thirty-two hundred head Of
cattle. He arrived with them ut Corinnc
Oct. 10Th, and expected to reach Snake
River yesterday, the 25'h. Messrs. Kohrs
and Bell leave on Monday for that point.
They have had large amount Of hay cut
and put up below American Falls on Snake
River this summer and design wintcr,ng the
herd there. Mr. Kohrs will proceed TO Cal.
ifOrnia and be absent some weeks.
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TO BITTER ROOT INDIRECT.
With Notes On the Side.

Ell. NEW NORTH West:
That historical. easy going horse Of yours.
Prince, winsc name is now interviewer with
tia, Of the pioneers and explorers ut the
Country, gn away with ms from Deer
Lodge on Monday evening. 14th inst, and
the roads and weather being fine, We reached
YamhiII in good srason for supper.
, Or Pilgrim Bar proper, has doubtless seen
ito best days ~ far. ~ great and Sudden
strikes arc concerned, but number of re.
cent discoveries ON the aide J" demonstrate
that there are minis Of money in that vic'n
ity set. New ground opened on Granite
pays we'll, ] understs nd; Tsesdwater, and
other extensive plsces to the east OF Yum
bilT ase now Developed sufficiently to insure
q long continued yield Of golden wealth,
Willie the bars In places along Squaw Gulch,
over M HIN to ths West, or the road TO
Ifoas-1, prospect well md viii be mined
anotksf 1esson.
7 AT Y IN \ QUAxDAnY.
The r. n. u Pixies Peak y in quandsry.
He 10 puxxlctl to know what to do. Like
Nasty, he is tired of post honors, and
wants to change his place of hubitatiOn, but
the Ada,inisiration likes him and wishes to
retain him. lie has tried 10 resign, but his
resignation comes back mot accepted |"
Lately he vsote to headquarters that . the
country had gone down end he wanted ~
- -. ...v q. V.Osfo.u;> III svs. so
qucs,ed u ''s,ick to II till it come up again. :"
The night was there he was offering bo
nus If $ls "a years salary, to any good man
or woman who would take the Office Of his
hands and release bis bondsmcn. There's
- lay out" for IN enterprising person Of
no family.
On Tuesday s,opped over several hours
at
PIONEER,
and found considerable stir In that old and
reliable camp. Wster still holds out, and
exccllcn, yields Of dust continue to b made.
| hear that more water will bs taken there
| In the spring from the Rock Greek Ditch,
whicl, wsll make times good for some years
10 cOlnc in tho: section.
Not feeling well put into Perkins early
ia the afternoon for repairs, and got good
nights rest, then taking favorable start 10
Tho ,norsing, m easy ride Of six or seven
miles brought INC u Flint, or
WEST CHICAGO,
. It il now called, where IL one Of the
| Aroas locations f,r n ll,,gn have seen simc,,
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Notice OF Collection.
The accounts and notss Of Keinschmidt 4 Bro. are
left ut the Banking House Uf DOnnel Clark q Lara
bic TOR collection. All peasops knowing themselves
indebted are notified to call there and make settlement
promptly. r,,,,,,,.,nr r. uyo
Deer Lodge June TO- 1879. l5t
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collie tlon ~ tlcc.
Having removed orr entire Stock Of Goods to Flint
Creek, 90 Book Accounts Dees Lodge are lett with
z. q. stackpOle far Collection.
All persons knowing themselves indebted are re-
III TTI''eA " ''~ ~ T. 4. HUsON & CO.
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First osaztsrly lgsstings Or Deer 1eaga
District,

Bannsek City October 9Th 81 and oas st a.,
Salmon - IN ana l1h
Nevada. leh ana Stn.
Silver star, 4" - aed S7th:
Virginia city. November "a and d.
Deer Lodge 9TH aud 10Th:
Mips0ula aud Corvallis. November 10th and 18th.
Pioneer, November I'D and 33th.
Silver bow. (At Warm spring school House, Nov.
Sd. CATLIN. p. Il.
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mo. ia.
Application for Patent.

U. 8. LAND O1JIcR Helena, y.
Notice II hereby Published that ERNST MILLER,
WIN. STOLTE, FREDERICK n. RLLERHORSI,
ERNST SPIER and JOSEPH RaRHARO, have this
day fled application for Patent, under the Mining
Laws Of Congress- for their Placer lining Claim ~
Lodge County Montana Territory, which Claim 10 re-
corded in the oace Of the Recorder Of aaid Dstrts
respectively apd the survey hereof described % fol-
Iowa to-wit -Beginning 1t Granite Stone at the
8 E Corner. and running thence 8: a6k q. ". lse.
o. chains to esoue; thence g. 0s W. II ~ chains
to stone on boundary line between the two dietric
thence .. NaH W. &C. % chains to stoue; then 6
n $40, ". %. ~ chains to = stone; therce g. slx
w. II 9. 10 chains TO atone thence N. O4e, W.
90, - chains to stone: thence N. "a e 30, 46
chains to stone on boundary line between the two
stone: thencs n. soc, r. lss, IS chains to stone
thence 8. l6e. -. y chains u the place Of begin.
ming, embracing 70 and ninety hundreths acres,
upon which . notice Of said application 10 posted,
the only known adjoining claimants u these premises
are Chinese Company on the west. and the above
named Claimants on the east.
is W. c. CHILD. Register.
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE
BANK EXCHANGE"
I,eaAsn XIX Yeetes. 81.
- WI WILSON.

. TosAccoxrsrs.- We take pleasure In CALI
ing attention of business men IN the advcr.
t,sement of Lcggat Hudson & Butter, To-
bacconists, st. Louis. No., published In this
issue. Their famous Especial brands" Of
chewing and smoking Tobacco have become
the standard of merit throughout the noun.
taius. "Ioglcs,dc, and "0ih Edge" arc
s'household words" and arc - staple -
breadstufFs 70 all who use the fragrant Leaf.
A change bas recently been made In the or
esniza.ion OF the Hr,n and with greater fac.
ilties and more extended business relations
they aspire 70 increase their already immense
trade In Montana. Thoroughly reliable,
maintaining the strictsst integrity with oil
their customer. the genuine merit OF their
manufactures and theira,'ility 10 offer them
1t the lowest figures for the grades Of got'ds
that can b. obtained In any market has
gwen them "a unspprcached prestige and
patronage with Montana Merchants. They
propose to retain and enlarge Il. and invite
orders and the cell Of our business men
when In g. Louis.
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I. ID. d. r.

I. q. o. +.
THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT.
| iouwood Lodge No. : I. .. y. Y. will BE- held ev.
nv "Wednesday evening At Odd Fellows Hall. 1t Z
ocI<tk so,ournng Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited To attend. rv...
T. IL WlLLIAAs, secretary.
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Bsss vos NoNTAxA.-Nr ". u. Roberts
% Pr0v0, on Fsiaay lass. ssar.sd . wagss
viii sons th,ssy.6ve Or thirty IL stands of
bsss lss A,atsnA and will issvs to-day
himssk ~ ne aame dsstinaaios. s0sSisg
bsss hlgAly sscssssfsl 4 tls ~ spssadoes
u ah,s Territory. ~ 3 hriasi.g g oares
neab9 - aew psoppee \ fetf q ceanI
sssess - - tsiels h. leslese 80
NahA-Aat ksls Esaik - $3.50 taa n i
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$5 to 500 Per s:o' ssii Al Hf s's:'
: Ut working people, Ut either EEK. young Of old,
make more money at work for Us In their spare mo-
ments or NIL the time than 1t ANYTHING csc Pst'c.
uisFa tres. Address g. Stinson Co. Portland Maine
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New To-Day.
To Investors.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has nov
buit equipped and pat in operation, nearly SIT miles
Of its main line Of road through an excellent country
and along what Is known 40 the Valley Route to the
Pacific. The finished portions already enjoy largo
and fast Increasing traffic. Tho sections approaehin9
completion connect the chain Of Lakes with tho navi
CATION OF the Upper Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puget Sound, secure as once large and psoat
able bssinsss and enttlc the Company 70 aboot ~
4Oooc acres Of excellent average land IN fec sim
pie.
With these accomplished resulte, tho Company o.
fers, and 10 now rapidly selling. its Frst Mortgage
Bonds for the purpose Of completing the coossrue-
ton ard cqapmcnt Of it, road across the Continent
After careful investigation, we recommend these
bonds a well scared and unusually profitable In
vestmest They have 80 years to ran principal and
interest ne payable In gold tho atersst (ssvsn and
threetcnths Per cent) 10 equal now to about OK per
cent In currency. TIE coupon and registered boads
can be exeAaaeed Soe each other = The pleasure Il
eAs holder Gold checks for the semtannusl intsssst
On ths ssgstessd bonds ssc mailed 70 the post oos
sddrcss X the swnG.
Thee securities have The following elcmsnts II
slssnstA and safety: They ere the ooligatioa Il .
seroag oosporatioa they ase also mortgage % ~
Road. IL right Of way, equipmsats and iraneaises,
al Arst lean On ~ net eAsninsA IN addition n
ths usually sacint security, there Ia pledged for The
. Qenm - ~mA
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The BRIDAL Chamber.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with uAn1IAes-wieh
sure means Of relief for the Erlng and Untortuuate,
diseased aud debitated. Sent FREQ Of charge In seal
ed cnvelopes. Address, Howard ASSOCIATION. No.
Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa. n0-lW ,
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mo. 1881
Application for Patent.

October 18th 1874
Notice 10 hereby Published that ELIJAH W.
NOORR and CHARLES G. GA NSEL. have this day
died application for Patent, under the Mining Laws
Of Congress- for their Placer Mining Claim, citusted
in Central Mining District, in German Gulch Deer
Lodge County Montana Territory. which Claim 10 y.
corded in the Office Ut the District Recorder Ut said
District and Survey whereof being made, e described
ner Of the Placer Mining Claim Of THOMAS FORD,
and running thence South 81 Eass 3e, chains to
= stone: thence South Ok West Sss ces chains
to . stone thence North obAe East SOC, 10 chains
to South-west corner q said Claim OF THOS. FORD;
ginning, embracing % sczes. upoo which notice Of
said application 10 posted The adjoining claimants
to these premises arc THOMAS FORD on North
east, and WIN. EDWARDS on S0ath. west
Ia ". G. CHlLDS, Register.
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For sale.

A hcsutiful Marble Soda Fountain. one OF Mathews
PATTERN with six syrup chambers and grnerattng ap
asstus complete Apply 1t c. N. Bowies drug Lore,
Deer Lodge City, II. I. 106-U
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MAAONIC,

MANONIC.
q THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
a. Deer Lodge No. ~ A. r. d 4. u vii! bc held
Xxx on the Firvt and Third SATURDAYS 1fesch month
~ K. y. STACKPOLE, w. u.
L r. KENYON. Secretary.
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LOCAL NEWS.
RELIGIOUS.

EPISCOPAL SERylCss. Rev. VIM H. StOy will
onscaie snd preach NJ the Odd Fellows Hail. On sun
day 1t II q. M and p m.
sunday Scheol ncsts In the Court House 1t ~
o'clock y. m.
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,x,o. r. T. T.. CoRIxSE. AND c. r. X X

Times and place. Of holding Courts In the Territory
m",,onn uitcd states business transacted vi
',ms nIt Al Helena Deer Lodge aid Virginia ctic-
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8sllevays 0ia1DsaA-ssss isx'' wosods'
.lcetx etc, en- b caryA. The national tss:insut -
indicated By sasss isto rodues - Ioe Saasssti"n
soeshs ~ sAgAbsins NERVES. - - sssesd esood
asd sssAee ~ wsassy choroas dissAaeBs eoasssssa
asA hsaisAy. Happ,Ix uo,lsways Ulnensss eecom
psssAes shsss ssAs With asfsiiiag essasssy. 1esa''
~ bex - ~. ms
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EVANS, DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business In Dec
Lodge for two YEAR,, and received the liberal patron
age OF the people, am pleased to announc that VIII
additional facilities snd good cows will he able here
after TO supply all with the
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