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1,OOO"Ibs.
o. lA1DRG RVS
"ARRA NTED SEEDS
JUST, RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
LOWER THAN EVER
By PARCHEN 4 D'ACuEUL,
City lIrug StOse, Deer Lodge.
- Send for NEW PRICE LIST, Sptng u ~ IA

Welcome h0me.-Durng the past week
. "uml'er 0f BlOntanians have returned to
their mountain homes after sOj"urning for
a season with friend. in the States
F. B. Miller. hardware merchant. came in
on Saturdays c'mch. He purchased . large
stock of g. sls, with oil kinds Of farming
impliments for his house here. -Mcssrs.
Timhcrlake. Hayan and Smith. all surccs,-
full miners IT Yamhill. arrived in INV" dur.
ing the weck.-Mr. J.,seph Kaiching.
frs'm near Wall. Wslls. ant: for several years
n miner Mt Pixies Peak. landed safely Friday
night. The parry cunning up chartered
the ferry l,oat on Pen d'Orcille L IKE.
and cr"sscd. ~ the range u impossible -
Joaquin AlHsscal. Of Beart,wn. and Nj.
Kelly, Of Pioneer. are back from California
where they have been purchasing goods.
The Allen Brothers and Mel MCGEE, Top
o'Deep country. were in town this week,
also just fnom America All those returns
ing k"'k hale and hearty. and appear 10 have
Jared we'll while gone"
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Firrnea's DaAse.-Dvsr L,dge 10 sue
cessful in anything she undertakes. Fol-
lowing the perfect organ,zaik,n Of the Fire
Department. then ct1mes the Grand Fire
mems Ball, held In the Court House Thurs
day evening last. This WAS succsssfuI BE-
yOnd anything We have witnessed In the
country. In numbers, the ladies were
nearly equal tn the men, which was IN IN
usual bot desirable feature. The buys Iooked
becoming in their new iirrmsn's suits. and
con,rssted beautifully with the rich hall
dresses Of the Opposite sex. The Commit
tees were prompt IN the discharge Of their
duties. s.:d uotling was LEI. undone that
cOuld add in The least to the pleasure and
oomfort OF the participants. Msssrs Hart
we'll, Smith, Stanley, and Black hawk iur.
nishcd the music il their usual unequslled
manner. And then came the supper ut the
Sent House. which even more than sus.
tanned the well earned reputation of the
ever popular host and l,oetess Of that Hotel
in catering to the wishes and wants of their
friends on such occasiOns. About 100 tick.
cts were sold, We understand. And. take
1t oil In oil. the Firemen's Ball was great
success, which. with the men who man =.
aged it. c'uld not be anything else. May
we lave many more such pleasant gather.
ings 10 the wish of all who were present.
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TELE0RAPHIC BRIylTIES.

Tho Morse National Memorial meeting
was held In Washington On the 10Th.
Six steamers have arrived Ut New Found.
land from tho seal fisheries with $1,000
skins.
On the e0'h the steamer City Of Corinnc,
started IN her 6rst trip of the season across
CIR ct Ssh Lake, for COrinne.
The new tariff revenue bill reduces the
tariff by less than 90. 000. 900. AMI the in
tcrnsl revenue ny million and halt.
The released French squadron are prcpsr.
ing IL lombard Tamatar on the east coast
ut Madagascar. on account Of the III treat.
n'ent Of the French residents by the Natives
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Lecture.-At the earnest solicitation 1T
manH"f our ci,izc"a. Maj. Gins. 5. Bagg
has consented tn repeat his popular lecture
Our Triuuvirate' delivered here some
time ago. on next Tuesday evening. y. the
Court House. He has taken great pains to
revise and otherwise imprve it. and We may
confidently expect . fine and rare literary
entertainment on tina, evening. The pro
cectls. ct the offer Of the Major. will bc ~.
piled 10 religious purposes; and since he Is
willing to d" 8" mech IN his part. It 10 u l'c
hoped that our citizens will show their ap.
probation Of his kind. noble l,e,rte,lncss by
being present ON that evening. Tickets only
80 cents.
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lnprsyenests.-N Now the good work 1T
rebuilding goes brayely on. The brick
front of Ostnru i DENIES store II al,ou.
Completed, aud adds grca,ly IL the beauty ii
that o'r"er. Adjoining on the North the
twO large lire.pOof stores of Dance l. Stu.
srt. ~ d Murphy. Higgins & 20. are being
pushed forward rapidly - p'ssible.
Mrs. Wright 10 erecting fine frame on
her lot next to Mr.. Jon. Rosenthnl's II II
24}xS6. aud will he occupied, We believe,
by Nj. CoiIen and Mr. Copaines. Mr.. Bowcs
has the contract, and It the rate he is
rushing the work, Il can be occupied in ten
days Or 'wO weeks.
Messrs. Psrchen 4 DAcheul have let the
contract u Steel & Dewitt for the erection.
on their old ht,. Of splendid fire prof
drug store. The material ID arriving on
the gr.und and work has already COM.
menced. 1t will he s83x45. br'ck front with
walls Ut stone. 1t IL to be finished by the
25th Of May, and when completed will be
one Of our finest business buildings.
Many other smaller Improvements than
those mentioned above are going on 10 dit>
ferent parts OF the town.
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Arrival anu Departure OF Mails 1t the Deer
Lodge Post Office.
MON r. r. H.. CoRIxxE. AND c. r. r r.

UNION r. r. H.. CORIxNE. AND G. r. r r.
Arive-Dnly. except Sunday, at.... .....sp m
Depart ........ %. 4. m
BLACKFooT, HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PANT
or MONTANA.
Arrivc-Daly. except Sundays, Mt. ..........Sp m.
Depatt--Daily :" at........... n Il IN
SILVER INV, BUrrE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
daily, except Sunday, at.......... 5p. m
Depa,t- Daily. at............. 5n. m
- ENNGvsBuRG, PHILLIPsBURG AND CABLE CITY.
Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays "a m.
PyEE's PEAK. PIONEER, BEAnr0wx. Mss.UrLA.
CEDAR CREEK AND WAL'A WALLA.
Arrives, Mondays. Wednesdays and Frihays nj D M
DEPARTS Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays ut \
GERMAN AND FRENcn GULCn.
Arrive and Depart twice per week,
~ All mails will close the night previous to their
departure ut 10 p. IL.
OFFICE llouRs.-1a m. to 3 p. m. Sundays, 10 to II
4. H.: II to p. m.
f. s. sTACKPOLE, Pm.
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AMI SoxE OF
TmE DhsAsEs PROnrcED ~ IT.-A ss)lOw Or yellow
other psrts thu hs,dy dulluers sud d,owrincrs.
with frequent headache dizziness, bitter had taste
In mouth dryDess Of thst and internal heat pNlpi-
tat"n. IN many dry. teasing. cough, with sUre
,hrost. unsteady appetite rasiny at food choking
sensation ~ throat d-tress, hcayiuess " hlose.d,
full feeling slHut stomach and rider, pain In rides.
back Or breast. and about shoulders collie Tin amd
s4',eaese thrDagh bowels, with hent: c,nslipstiam,
alternating with frequent a!tarks Ut dia'Thes; tlee.
hatue''ce. nervousness cOdness Ut extremities rush
Of b!06 tO the hexd. with symptu,Ws VI apIplcxy.
mMmbne.s 1T limOs. especially At night; co!d chils
alternating with hot hssher kidney and urinary dif
e.ltte. ic'nae weakness. dnl!aes.' log .prit. un-a
above Symptom. likely t. In prevent IN any ca-t. Ut
t'r t,'''e Al! who use Or Pitsces All. Ext " Eol
complications. are load in IT. praise. Sold by all d'st
class dru1stets.
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LOCAL NEW s.

Dursted.-Thc Black Hills gold excite.
mcnt Is gradually dying out The bubble
became " too thin from over blowing, and
consequently collapsed. There may be gold
there, Of course-nobody denies that. 81
there may hc in the Big Horn mountains;
but that il is found In paying quantities in
either place Is 40. positively known. We
have looked for gold in the Black Hills our
self, time aud again, in . region where It
was said to exist; hut we never found any,
and IL 1t had been lying around on top Of
the ground thick Is lately reported by truth.
full Lo, We would have spied little Of It, for
we can see "scad " or scent ''pay grit I"
as far rs the next one. The SIM and sub.
stance Of the whole matter is, that the cili
zcns of the towns along the Missouri nearest
the Black Hills want that country prospect.
ell, and are either afraid u 50 there and do
it themselves, or have not sufficient faith In
the Indian stories to spend the time. But
if they can get miners and prospcctors I"
rush in and explore the country, and sell
"a them goods IN the meantime. their object
will be accomplished. We would like IN
see the Indian who could not be persuaded
to part with nugget of gold for sugar. wills.
Ky or ammunition. On the contrary, he will
trade himself out Of house and home. swap
his wives, children, horses, dogs. gun, and
even part with the robe on his back for
sugar aud whiskey, and take his chsncss an
stealing them back again. M. next time
make II little lighter; say the Indian. after
a great deal of coaxing, with present ut
a barrel Of whisky. consented to part with
q nugget; that the mines were not very rich.
only yielding \ thousand dollars > day to
the man, but that It was thought eo"d pay
would bc found on bedrock and then let
this he spread far and near about the first
Of June. instead Of February. and there will
be better show Ut having that c'uniry
prospccted.
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Dozcmsn Clty.-A recent number ri the

Dozcman City.-A recent number Ut thu
courier contains very correct Representa-
ton Of B"zc'nan City-not natterinx it. II
is true. yet giving on- good idea 1T that
craving little city. or Eastern Metropolis,
Ms it is often, and very Appropriately termed.
There is no one in the Territory who will
bcgrudge her this g'n,d luck that has sud
denly UL"uyh To her not unexpectedly
fallen upon her hut all will rej''icr in he,
Icing 10 extremely fortunate in l"cati"n
rs :" h. the FIRST l., wclcMnc the grnn.lcs,
enterprise 1T this or any other ~gc-,I'e
North Pacific R.i'road- into our pr.,mis-
ing Territory. B"zeman richly deserves
this honor. Her citizens have Ind much r.
contend with in building up the city /" its
present prosperous condition. Though off
the main highways Of the Territory. "w.y
from the ricl, mining districts. with .
savage five to the right and left and behind
her. she has steadily marched onward. never
losing confidence IN the wealth 1T the rich
valleys spread "ut before her. and resting
assured that II ever there should come u N.
p. r. Il. the natural advantages 1T the
ISt'ze'nan Pass would cn,icc it that way.
The future IT the city Is grsnd-s faint ~
Mlizsti"n of which csn only he had when We
cnnsi':cr its magnificent surroundings and
the great thor'ughfare uls'n which it il
located,
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The Ceucer(.- amateur wcslists Of
Deer Lodge gave very Successful entertain
ment In the Wilcox building on Tuesday
evening. for the benefit of the Catholic
Church: The hall Was filled to it, Itmosl
capacity, snd the performers acquitted them.
selves with many l,onors, and their efforts
were highly appreciated. rs WAS shown Ivy
the enthusiasm with which they were re.
ccivcd. The picces were well selected and
could not have been better rendered OF
our ladies who volun, ecred for the occasion
were Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Knowles. Miss
DAcheul, Nrs. Gilbert. Mrs. L,unsOury,
Mrs. Bonner, assisted on the part of the
gentlemen by 1lessrs. Wilc"x. Smith. LDuns.
bury and Murphy, and Master Alex. BUwn.
Mt. Wilcox and Pn,f Smith gave some ex
cc''ent readings Mr. Standby assisted ut
the piano. Deer L'dge,s possessed If some
very rare musical talent, and our citizens
cannot help feeling highly favored when an
opportunity to enjoy II, like the one on
Tuesday night. 10 extended them.
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Court proceedlays.- Thaeasc of the Ter
ritory W. John Green and w. Blsy was
dismissed for want Ut evidence In sustain
the indictment; the case of the Territory
". VIM. Palmer and Lena Owens was cs'n.
tinucJ. Several cases have been continued
over the term ami Others dismissed on plain
lifts motion. M cases have yet been tried.
the week having been taken up in the dis
cussi"n Of questions Of law relative to
plcadings. etc. The Clerk informs Us that
the business of the term will likely he com
pleted next week.
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Montana Passengers C.rinne, April Is
Gov. Potts and wife. +. H. Hyde. W
Myers, J. Mnnldcn, Virginia City; Lieut.
San,orn. B. Jockey. Alfred Light. Helena.
April 16-Owen Hoxle, W. N. Sharptou,
s. J. Rhul, w. b. Field, N. Haverly. J. p.
Frys,t and wife, Helena; N. Thompson,
Deer Lodge; George Dart, Bannack.
Artil Is Maj +. H. Eastman, A. J.
Hall, Helena; Henry Hoist and wife, Mary
Baud, Virginia City; D. NJ. McNutt, Ban.
mack. sst
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"NArIoNAL BUSINESS INDEX. Tho n6Uve II the
title OF new mOuihly aihr devoted to business In
t'rcst- Nf \ national Or genciAl character For the
edisieAii0n and brNe6t Ot Intelligent people Of all
c'as~e-. Il "ndeat.kcr u view aud review p,.sin.
n-s nsturc relating :" capital l,b,r agriculture com
nietce, manufactures, education. religion. literature
lOlttics.-cv.y subject commanding general attention
business like nsnurr St,iet accuracy II co,,scicn-
tiousy sought after Candid mp,rti Il. Wig ruas com
mcit aud criticism BY able writer's will he mp0r.
tant ,cnturc. business correspondent II desksA In
every county In the United States where mot al,csdy
engaged. Questions Of 4 bustuess character from
readers receivc s cill attention Trns. 0Oa year
10 crpta copy. ."rhc Index Co. Publishers, - w.
jackson street, Chicago. Ill.,
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DIED.

BoawELL-In DEER Lodge. At II ockock Friday night.
April lYsh. after = long aud painful illnese, Mrs.
Mamie A. Boswell wife Of n. c. Boswell, ESQ., AGED
- ycalp.
THE funeral services win be preached In the Court
lOns. 1t O'Clock to-mosrow afternoon, by the Rev.
Mr. Catlin. The friends Of the family are invited.]
Pratt county, No., pspers will pcase copy.
In Virginia City, n. r., April lOth Of scarlet fever
Dun T., son NJ The0 aud II. J. Mui1y, aged I've
years and four mouths.
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To EXAMINE Qua MINES 1t 10 evident
that the best men to take hold Ut and give
mines . reputation are those Of tho Pacific
C.as'. Unlike Eastern capitalists, who .,,ne
times invest in . bu.inesa they don't under
stand, the Western capitalist knows what 4
mine IL. Among the many serv'ces that Mr..
g. II. Rohm hasrendered I" Montana. he lna
induced Mr.. F. A Benjamin. Ut San Fran.
cisc,. 10 take \ trip to Helena. ard to look as
our mines. Bearing the reputation Of being
one 1T the safest, lnnst trust worthy. and most
successful mining experts on the c.ast, Mr..
benjamin comes among ustle representative
1T unlimited capital ready tOinvest on his rec.
Ommendation. We ore happy to say that he
d much pleased with the country, and we he.
lievs that bic visit will result In placing our
Montana mines on the San Francisco market.
We are very glad to ses him In our Territory.
-0GsAss, 1lM aa ~ef.sg .st ia4aan
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80 THE
EXCH A n G. E
SALOON.
FINE
WINES. L1QUoRs
Cl G A RS
- blLLY WILSON
BlLLY WILSON.

Reesveriay.-wardsa 0ilchriss Vas =.
moved 70 his rMm Is The PrtsO0 several
days aen. and b gss,l r alosg aas:y. lie
win ss,n bs ass,und all right again.
MI. W. Bake. WIN vss slstckea down
With evpls,id fever soms Ten days ago. h q
The scAt Hosss. iapUviag rapidly, ~.
saas attacked ln,eh ahsss esntlsasn With
unusual severity. but ihr00gh ~ estlItel
lrsasm enl and carsful slseniboe q ohet!
physlciam .(Ds. Whilts,ed) the3e tsSeade wtu
bstsjo6osd . ksow ~ VIII 800 y 9
Wo)lAeNyeGS "a fla sJsa saAdIf'ess 49, -
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There 70 . curious bit Of his,ory connec
ted with the assassination Of Earl MayO.
GovarnOr General Of India His murderer,
Sherc ALE, mountaineer from the Hymn.
alayss. was eood soldier in the British
cavalry. 10 he'd family feud, and. once
Or twice . year ne would ct /. furloush. 70
l,ack to his home, kill one ut his foes, and
return u duty. A fen months ago. while
on . maa-hunting trip, b met his intended
victim On British sosl aud killsl him there
This WAS crime lie wac arrested. tried
ed aeslsnced - Mls-long imprtaDnmsNt.
Uaabls To- cO,npsshead shs disaiuction
madsb b . few nilss Of spacs, b vssarlsd
hialsslf = ~ sicsta u EnshndS injus.
iiee. and Ssvss&sd hinself y killing ~
man Who VI, to7hlm, H. smhpdiaenes o.
1agleads pow9. -.
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A Good Nau.-Mr. Cameron brought In
tn town on "Wednesday last. 2l5 ounces Of
gold rctort. the product 1T l75 tons Of Cable
ore. crushed in seven dsys Not n bad thing
for any one to take. The lead IL said to he
lM,king we'll, anil work will he continued on
It constantly.
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A 'sCsrscr'' u Deer Lslye.-It 10 no
longer u he doubted that railr,ad will lie
built from either the Union or Central Pa.
cihc to Helena The Northern Utah 10
stretching out this way, and the pnDple Of
C"rinne and California are making efforts
" extend \ line from the Central 10 Mon.
tsna. I, il apparent that If the N. p. r. r.
comes down the Deer Lodge Valley, and
the Utsh road crosses here on its way to
Helena, We will be =, the angle Of the two
roads. And in that event, they won't make
''corner" on Deer Lodge. or nothing!
Oh. no, We reckon not! Who knows but
that our fair city may yet become the
Western Huh, and other to-ns and cities
60 swinging round our circle. What glo.
r,ous contemplation. We hold our breath
In bright anticipation.
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RELIGIOUS Services.

CATHOLIC SvRviCEs. -Serviccs viii V held to.mOr
IN the Catholic Church nj 10 - clock, H., Rev
Father DcHyckere officiating.
Rev. s. J. Cnt!in will preach In the Court Honsc on
Sunday 1t. II o'c.ock a. m. aud N .. m. Sunday
School meets At the Court House ut W l. %.
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NJ A4ON 10.

4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Dccr IAdgc No. ia. F.& 4. u. will he held
~ on the First and Third SaturdS.'s 0teach month
e. 4. STACKPOLE, ". n.
II. 7. KENYON, Secretary.
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EVA N&,-DAIfEY

Having nOw established The dairy business In Dees
Lodge SOs two vcsSs. and Iecttved the l6ral patrv-
aye " tiSe pep!e am pleased % aMnOnnc that with
additional lsciii,iss ssd guod coxs w b abls here
after u supply III with tbs' ~ ~ ~
Ba..C Quality Of Milk,
DELIVERED AT jHEIR HOUSES IN QUAN1rl.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
Hoping 70 reeeive their e0Qfjsord pasrMa.s will do
oil In ms power n merit t and viii put my tenns In
cvmpeeiti0n with any Oshcs deals.
ly5 PHIL T. EVANS.
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.. The courts held ut Virginia City, Rsdcrrburg and
Hozcmen are Courts Of the Fret judicial D.tr Ct iln
'nu'ts held at Deer Lodge City. Ranuack and Mi-sOu
IN are COuts Of the Second Judicial Dsiri t. lion.
Courts held ut Helena Diamond. Courts IT the
Third judicial District, Hon d. > Wade. Chief jus
ttcc. Dy..siding.
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Persoasl-Deer LMge has i,een full Of
witnesses this week. fvm different part,
of the Territory. Marshal Wheeler and
W. r. Cullen, Esq came over in yestsr
days coach. and gave us call. They re.
port everything promising in that region.
Mr.. Van Gundy, Brown. Curgusn and
Robert Fenner were in from the Bear
Camps Snow Is still about five tect deep
in that country, hat At the mouth Of Bear
grass IL Eve or eix inches high, aud vege II.
bles of all kinds fur advanced.
We had calls slso froa, Messfs. Ray. of
German. Pele McMashOn of Cedar. Mr..
Parks of Highland, and 3lr. Jas. Hickey Of
Philipsburg. .'a
Rev. n Sh,y returned from Helena
Thursday and will preach in Odd Fellows
Hall Sunday at II and u o'cl"ck.
Mr.. Press Scott. County Surveyor, came
up on Saturdays Misaouls ct''sch. having
been ut Flint In m official capacity.
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Frc~b California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLElNsCHNIDT BROS
A large invoice Ut Resh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Ut every
variety.
The hest aud largest stock In the market. viii he
epld vt lowest figures for Cash.
Dealers and COnsum-rs viii hnd Il to their advaE.
taye to call. kLElNSCuMIur BROS
il+u Deer Lodge.
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Changes.-Jas. E. Owings. Esq. Assist
ant Assessor of Internal Revenue TOR this
District, may uow bc found q the ofbce 1T
tie Clerk Of the District Court Hon. D.
p. Newcomer having relinquished his du
ties q Dept Clerk 0f the District Court,
Mr.. o. b. O'Bsnnon will hereafter y =
sisted by Mr.. Owings, whom hs has ap
pointed to the position made Vacant ~ NJ.
Newcomers rct,rsment Mr.. Owings j.
competent for any position 81 clerical
character. and be no doubs viii give entire
satisfaction to bic principal sod y To- psh
lie.
HOW THEY Nv IN DxRLIN. AND BOW PEOPLE
SHOUD 10 u9Re: tH4l
GO 70 I. A. =. Hsiasst, Pct o. DetegA - ~
your wassA lnsassd 70 kosp god une ~ y 49,
, g:.csS -. ~ 49,
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Montana Immigration Society.-The fol
lowing complete list of officers and mem
bers 1T this Association, recently organized
in Helena, we take from the Gazette Of the
18th:
, Maj. ]. R. Boycc, ST.. President.
Hon. Cornelius Hedges. Vice. President.
Hon Seth Bullock. Secretary.
c. J. Lystef, Treasurer.
Leonidss II. Boyle. Corresponding Score.
tary.
DIRECTORS
Cornelius Hedges, A. II. Hotter. J. r.
Bryce. ST.. Dan. C. Corbin. J. G. Lys,er.
G. g. Symes. D. W. Fisk. Martin Maginnis,
W. K. Roberts. Henry Klein, all of Lewis
and Clark Cs,unty; Granville Stuart. Of
Deer Lxlge County; A. Lammc. of Gala.
tin County; Frank Wells, Of jefferson
County; Fl. L. Hosmer Of Madison Co ;
A. J. Smith. of Braverlcad County: W.
E. Bass. IT Bi,t R'nt Valley; Gen. Baker.
1T Ch"'eau County; J. NJ. Robinson, If
Mcaghcr County.
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I. u, u. r.

THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT.
toi'wOaA Lodge No. : l. o. u. r. will b.. held ev.
cry "Wednesday evening At Odd Fellows Hail. at I
o'clock: SoI0urning Brethren In good standing asg
cordially invited to attend
I. T.. HOLMES. n. @.
r. H. WtLLlAns Secretary.
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The COurls-lA72.

Times and places Of holding Courts In the Territory
Of Montana. United States business transacted Ut
terms held at Helena DEER Lodge. ard Virginia cities
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Z" EARLY ROSE"
And
"King OF Early - Seed Potatoes!
For salc by E. u. MANNING
Orst D. 3, kENYONS.
134-Jms ilecr L1,dpe

Sr. Ben r.. Ditte.. - This gen ,lcman
passed. few days in our town this week
while IN his way I" Helena from Cedar. He
has clOsed out his business IN Cedar. and
p"r,ses tn take h"lilay for the purpose
Of recupera,ing his health. a. years siege
of rheumatic reminders has left r"i,ust
constitution little shattered. But w are
happy to state that change Of climate WAS
working On improvement, and We sincerely
trust that . couple 1T months rest and care
will make Ben ~. we'll M ever. when We
should like 10 he able to chr'nicle him rs
n permanent resident in our midst. His
energy aid business qualifications make him
valuable acquisition to any place, and We
think there arc advantages here he ought not
to slight. 81 come over.
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To t1seePsltDli(,.

Perpons having old Magazines, Rocks and Papcra
whch3hcy dispo.ed to contribute for the he'e6t
Of the Prisoners IN the Pententiary respectfully
sicted leave the 1t either OF the Drug stoser
in Deer Lodgc Any favOrs u this kind win hc crate
fully appreciated by them.
JAMES GILCnRisT, In charge.