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Personal.

Mr.. Dunn, the late efficient Superinteud.
ent Of the Alice mill at Butte, vas in
iowa several days.
DR.. Strang again disappointed the folks
this week. He is either getting to be thor
oughly unreliable or the parsons are scarce.
II the Democrats of the county are not
all in tovn there must be plenty of them.
Well, hang it. here's q welcome to you
anyhow.
Mr.. John X. Wilson of Peoria, Ills, is
now assisting Mr.. Davis in making tho tran
script of the county records. 1t was great.
er work than anticipated.
Mrs, r. H. Mason, who has been visiting
Deer Lodge recently as the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. W. W. Higgins, returned to Hell
eua on Wednesday. Mrs. N. expects to 90
to Chicago in October.
Mr.. kirkpatrick, the popular Agent of the
Independent, who has been making a sue
cessful tour for the excellent journal he rep
resents, was in town this week. lie fits
we'll in the steps Of Addison Smith, the Boss
Canvasser.
A. E. Mayhem, ESQ.,, District Attorney,
returned from Helena few days ago. where
he had been confined to his room for some
time with severe att'ck OF pneumonia.
He is recovering, but had close call.
Tbos. L. Napton, Eel, started to Phil
ipsburg Tuesday to be present at the Yam
dell examination 90 Wednesday, Mr.. n.
appearing for Yandall. District Attorney
Mayhem had been sent for TO appear on the
part Of tie Territory, but was directed By
DR.. Mitchell not to hazard the trip.
Mr.. James II. Young of The U. 8. Signal
Service, a native OF Petersburg, Va, has
been stationed here IN the Military Tsle-
g,aph Office relieving Mr.. G, r. Tompkins
whose health is in precar ious condition.
Me-. T. is to report at Washington and will
60 to Europe for year with relative.
r. E. Carpenter, Esq, of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, a brother Of Ex-Governor and Con-
gresham @. g. Carpenter, arrived this
week and is looking around Montana with
a view to locating and engaging in mer-
camille business. We hope he will fiui
desirable opsuing and realize his best ex-
pectations CT Montana
M. G. X. Larabie and mother, Mary A.
Larabie, accompanied by Mrs 8. Ed. Lar
able and son leave to-day by private con-
vega ice for the rail, DAD, the fist two going
to New York and the iaIS two to Tracy,
Mime seta. They we'll probably be absent
ievetal months. MIR. Larabie and Mrs.
johnson expect to 60 to Helena to-day If
Mr.. l.. is able, he baving had severe at
Jack of quinsy.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the County OF Dcer Lodge
Territory Montana.
In the matter of the estate Of Hugh b. McCleery,
deceased.
Notice In hereby given that In pursuance OF an
der of the Probate Court of the Town and County OF
Deer Lodge, Territory OF Montana, made on the 2srh
day OF August A. d. 1880, in the matter OF the
tate of Hugh b. ncCeery deceased, the undersigned
Administrator of the estate Of said deceased will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder fof cash.
cy Of the United States, Monday the 18th day Of
September A. ID. 1880, at tive o'clock p: IN. OF said
ay at the late residence of sad deceased situated
the Deer Lodge river n the Upper Deer Lodge Valley
the following personal property tnwt-one sadie.
one Cupboard, Stoves and Stove Pipes, Household
Furniture seven Cheese Hoops. Vat and Heater, 10
Cheese Screws, one Moving Machine and Rake. Lum.
Der, &c. THOMAS FORD.
Administrator Of the estate Of II. B. McCleery, De
Dated August ssth 1880. sa.a
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n the Probate Court in and for the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-ln the matter OF the
1 estate of Otis Strickland, deceased.
frederick K. Gleason, the administrator OF the es-
tate of Otis Strickland, deceased, having died
his petition herein praying ior an order OF sale OF
the whole of the personal property beongn TO the es
tate of sad deceased shall he necessary for the
payment OF the claims which have been allowed by
said administrator, and the Probate Judge and the
expenses of is therefore orde cd ny
the Judge of said court that all persons interested In
the estate Of said deceased appear before the Fro
bate Court on Saturday. the 18th day of September
A. D. 1880 at 10 o'clock a of said day. ut the Cont
Room of said Court at the Court House In the town
and County of Decr Lodge to shsw canse why al order
should not be granted to the said administrator 10
sell the whole of the personal property aud such parts
of the real estate of said deceased shall be
(signcdl ORREN EMERSON, Probate Judge.
Dated August 2sth, 1880. bSl-t
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Public School Te rn1.

Mr.. g. W. Catlin Of Jacksonville, Ills,
engaged as Principa. for the Deer Lodge
Public School Is expected to arrive to-day
and the schools will be opened for the win
ter term next Monday. The Trustees in
form us that Nonroe's Readers, Guyot's
Geography, Books Arithmetic and Swim
tons Gram mars will be used as Text Books
and IL is not contemplated any change will
be made. Miss Huichns add Mss Hodges
will have charge Of The Int ,rmediate and
Primary Departments aud it is confidently
hoped we will have an excelteat school
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DEApwooD, Aug. 22.-John Pyne, well
known to all Deer Lodgsrs, died suddenly
at this place few days ago Of heart dis
ease and was buried from the residence of
Sheriff Manning. PAT CASEY.
Johnny Pype,a as he was Familiarity known,
was one OF the Montana Pioneers, having
come here in '63 and being among the first
miners in Bear. In $3.50 he was Deputy
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county under Sheriff
Phil. .McGovern. He went to Phoebe in
10 and returned 10 couple Of years. In
'73 or 4, when lifting his cantinas contain
ing gold dust in the stage Office in Helena,
his revolver dropped out of them, was dis
charged and inflicted serious wound above
his heart. Since then ho had never fully
recovered. For some time he was part
ner of Paul Pellitier at Bear and about two
years ago went to the Black Hills. He was
possessed Of generous disposition and kind
heart aud to thousands Of his old friends
the death tidings will be sad news.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dennis Leary, Plaintiff, vs. Lester Poppe, ct. al,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriffs sale, in front OF the Court
House door, In the town and county OF Deer Lodge,
at O'Clock p. m Saturday, September ~, A d. $780,
under and by virtue OF execution In the above
titled cause issued from out the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory of Montana
In and for Deer Lodge County the following describ
cd property, to-wt: All of the right, title and inter-
est OF the DEFENDANTS or either Of them. which they
had on the ID day Of December, A. ID. 1879, 10 ard
to the Grand Prize lode said lode being situate about
AZ miles north west Il Jm John McKenzies ranch on
Divide Creek comprising $50 feet 10 westerly direc
ton aid 1850 feet In eastery direction from the
centre OF discovery SHAFT including $50 feet IN width
each side of the centre of said Lode the OF
SAID lode being marked by posts firmly set In the
ground that Its boundaries can be readily tracfd
Said lode III of and adoins the Hidden Treasure
quartz lode mining claim and 10 particularly de-
scribed In Book Of Lodes, page i53 on file In the
Office of the County Recorder Of Deer Lodge county,
NJ T., all of said property lying and being IN said
Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory, and being
levied upon as the property OF said defendants.
Dated this I'd day OF September, A. ID. 1850.
JAMES 8. McANDREWS,
Sber'f OF Deer Lodge County, M. T.
By Thomas McTa1ue, Deputy Sheriff.
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No pains have been spared by te Directors TO
make this OF the most successful Fairs ever held
by the Association. The purses are large, the prem
ums liberal. the grounds and buildings In perfect
order and the stables full OF horses In training for
the event. The Directors hope and expect that this
Fair will receive from the public the hearty support
The following programme will be adhered to:
MONDAY.
At p. m. Running Race, throe-quarter mile dash
Purse, si6o.sl5 to arsa aud SIS TO second horse.
At y. m. 1rottine Race three minute class, mile
heats, best 10 8. Pune s30o-S2oo TO first and $50
TO second horse.
Ala p. m. Running Race, mile dash Purse, saoO-
$3.50 to hrss and $50 TO second horse.
TUESDAY.
A2 p m. Running Race, Pioneer Stake, for two
year ODDS, three quarter mile dash eighteen subscri
bers TO stake $50 each, half forfeit $500 added by
Assoes alton horse TO receive " per cent of
STAKE third horse to receive ten per cent of stake.
stake closed October 10, 1879; nominations 70 be
made oy August l, 1880.
At 3p. m, Running Race, handicap, half mile heats.
Purse. Sl5o-sisS to fret and s25 to second horse.
"A. A ~; m: Running Race, enc and . quarter mil
horse.
WEDNESDAY,.
At p IN. Running Pace, one and half mile dash.
Purse $40 s225 to fret and SIS to second horse.
At y. M Trotting Race, Q IS class mile heats best
in 8. Purse saoO-ssOO TO first and s1Oo to second
At4p. m. Running Race 6so-yard dash. Purse,
SlOO-S75 TO fret and SIS to second horse.
THURSDAY.
At2p m. Running Race, half mile dash. for two
yearods winner OF Pioneer stake carry ave pounds
extra. Purse, s150-s10O to first and ESQ to second
borse.
At8p. IN. Running Race. one and three q uarter
mile dash. Purse S+OO-ss25 to first and SIS 10 sec-
ond horse.
At p. m. Trotting Race for three year Odds; mile
heats, best two IN three. Purse, sl60-sl2s to first
and S25 to second horse,
FRIDAY.
At p. m. Running Race, handicap, one and one
half mile dash. Purse, s30O-s22 to nrst and $40 TO
second horse.
At p. m. Trotting RACE, free for all, mia heats,
best In g. Purse s5OOsa50 to fret, st0O to second
and $50 to third horse.
SATURDAY.
At ep. n. Running Race, mile dash, for two year
Ode, winner Of Pioneer stake TO carry five pounds
extra. Purse scO0-S22S to frst $50 to second and
SIS to third horse.
At y p. m. Runniny Race two mile dash. Purse,
$GU-e $500 to first and 800 to second horse.
At y. m. Consolation Raining Race, mile dash,
for beaten horses. Purse, $780, ali to FIRST horse.
Racing rules of the Association to govern.
For further information write 70 the Secretary.
B. r. POTTS, President.
e. O. REYNOLDS Seeret Maid
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Aug. l9-EmmA J. c. Hibbs to Theresa
Rosanua Gsrhauser, 81 parcel of land,
Charles 8. Whitford to Mrs. Susan A.
Smith, ss25, east 16 feet of lot 10, block
"a. Butte.
Joseph F. Boiler to T. G. Anderson, S.
600, Goth interest in Boiler lode Summit"
Valley district.
d. N. Upton to John F. Plotting, $500, !
interest 10 Little Monitor lode Summit VAL
ley district. ..--
DIN. Uptoo to John N. Collius, $500. /
interest In Gambler lode, Sum nit Valley
district. -l... ....
John r. Purcell TO Louisa A. Thornton,
$100, interest in Green Flag lode lode :
dependence district.
A. H. Headley to J. G. C. Thornton, $1C),
Moonlight lode, Silver Bow towoship.
j. r. Beck to James Fl. Steele, SITS, lot
9 aud N of lot 4, block Sc, Butte.
j. f. Beck to Edward Subbor, S175, S /
of 10. Z aud ali of lot 8, block SO, Butte.
s. T. Haaser ct al to Psrrot Silver and
Copper Co., ~, Of claim No. east from
Discovery on the Original lode, 8. V. dis
trict.
s. T. Hauser ct al to Parrot Silver and
Copper Co., 81, 66s feet on east half Of
claim No. west from discovery on Parrot
lode s. v. disteies.
FrankH, Farrell ct al co 4. T. Haaser ct
al, 500, property in s. v. district.
Aug. 20-Geo. Laparell to Henry Con-
fort. steo. lot 3csx129 feet near Butte.
John b. Chopper to John Meany, $250,
property near Centennial Brewery, Butte.
Patrick Flynn to Terrence F'yuu, $3.50,
lot sOx90 feet, Walkersille.
Edward Byrne to Jos. 8. Basr, 800, t
ioterest ia Chariot lode and interest in
Calsis lode, Ind. district.
Aug. 21-Patrick j. Hamilton to Leonard
8. Scott, 800, l interest in Parnell Iode,S.
". district.
L. 8. Scott 70 Jere Roach, s1,oO. 4 inter-
est in Parnell lode, 8. v. dist.
Orren Emerson, p. J., 70, John Gerber,
$40, lots /. 2. 8, and 8, block 10, Deer
/ A>oA9~s 8 y s.s TO-
Orren Emerson {, Alex. Inland, $40, lots
9, q. 8, Q and 10, block So, Deer Lodge.
| Aug. sc. B. Trowbridge to 8. De-
Wolfe, 81 600. part Of lot 1ablock 10, Butte.
| Henry d. Hauser to tbe Parrot Silver
and Copper Mining Co., $1,000, interest ir.
claim west from Discovery on Parrot lode
8. v. district. 4" &
Cbas. =. Baggs TO W. w. Vineyard. $500.
parcel Of land containing lis 5-100 acres.
Geo. r. Marsh 20 O. z. Wells, 81 ,s7ss9.
Al. 100 acres land. r
z. Chadee to Chas. Pryse, sss5, property
| in Mcclellan guich. ~ 81
John P. Reios to Mitchell 8 Mussigbrod.
$50. interest in Lynchburg lode, 8. ".
dist $50 ~ saass b q ssss
Aug. 24-Graos Haynes TO 8. Sheldon,
| $500, west 81 feet o. lot y. block SO. Butte
Chas. 8. Warren to A. II. Hedley. 4i00.
! interest In east u Sboubar iods 3. ".
diat. -A
Ane. 25--Jsmes A. Murray 70 =. a.
NIchola, 80. Interest In Salt Riser lods, 8.
". dist. sa
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VERDICT OF coRoNER's jury.

VERDICT OF CoRoNER's jury.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE.
An iuquisition holden at Philipsburg, in
the county of Deer Lodge, on the 26th dav
of August, 1880, before me, Robert NJ.
Ferguson, Justice of the Peace. land Act
ing Coroner for said county, upon the dead
BODY of VIM. Harry, there lying dead, by
the Jurors whose names are bereunio sub
scribed The said Jurors upon their oaths
do say that the said William Haity came
to his death by q guush1t wound inflicted
in the body by leaden bullet fired out OF
a rifle held in the hands Of John 8. Yandell.
In testimony whereof the sad Jurors have
hereunto set their haods the day and year
aforesaid.
DUBART NJ. TAYLOR, Foreman.
Z. ID. HOLLAND, -
.a JOHN MOORE,
a# THos. HYNEs,
@4# N. Fl. CONNOLLY,
4. b. WATERBURY,.
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as Yandell advanced. 1t was never raised
high enough to kill man up to the time
il was shot of. Harry called Weinstein
foul name told him be could not come on
the ground. Instantly after the gun vas
fired Yandell, who was advancing sideways
gun held. by Harry in the mouth then
fandell backed off three feet Harry then
struck him, think twice, with the barrel.
Never saw the breech used in striking him.
When struck Yandell staggered and turn
cd toward the road !; he never fell fiat
dowu-not lower than his hands and knees.
After being struck the last time Yandell
arose aud ran across the road. Just as he
got to the corner he fell did not see him
fall again, as he went out of sight behind
the Bennett house. Harty went to his sa-
loon As he got to the steps he threw the
old she'll out Of the gun. Harty had the
six-shooter in his hand after discharging
the needle gun at Yandsll. After placing
q cartridge in the rife he went in the sa-
loon aud locked the door. The lower sash
of the west window was up. At this time
I was in on the lot in dispute. Harry came
to the window, called me By name and TOLD
me to get off the lot. / did so. When be
told me TO leave the muzzle of the gun was
out of the window. AS turned to leave
saw Yandell on the corner. He Instantly
passed the corner, raised the gun and fred.
heard the shot and saw Harry fall.
Yandell was bleeding profusely when I
last saw him. Did not see Weinstein 90
In Yandell's house. Weinstein took the
poles off the lot 10 dispute. The fence was
about four a. high the posts were stakes
sharpened and driven in the ground one
pole was nailed on top. Saw Harry hold
the gun in his hands at the time he pointed
the muzzls out of the window-not resting
it on the sill but holding it above it. Yam
dell had the gun up to his shoulder when
saw him fire.
DR.. G. N. Bowie: William Harry came
TO his death fIom bullet penetrating the
left breast two aud a half inches to the
right of the left nipple, the said bullet pen
etrating the heart, ranging obliquely up
ward and backward, passing out Of the
body one inch TO the left of the spinal col
umn. Noticed no wounds other than that
above described, except slight abrasion
Of the cu.icie on the right arm. In my
opinion the said wound as above described
was the Cause OF the death of the said
William Harty.
The above evidence is illustrated by
diagram drawn by Me-. F. d. Brown from
measurements taken by Nc. VIM. r. ALI
son, showing the location of objects refer
red to.
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The Railroad Terminus.

Private lyives state the Railroad Ter
minus was not moved on last Saturday as
had been Announced, the order having ap-
parently been couuterDa ided. IL 10 now
settled the Terminus wall not be moved
before the lst of October, when the road
will be completed entirely through Ryan
Canon, The point for the next Terminus
will DO eight miles this side OF Watson
Station on the west side OF the Beaverhead
river. The railroad crosses The river just
above Ryan's bridge. The iron 10 now
laid to WITHIN seven miles Of Watson and
grading has commenced to come up the
Big Hole River. Wh,'e the orders are not
made public we have good reason to be-
heve that the construction will be pushed
on toward Butte. As Ryan Canon Is the
worst part of the roai, our people will be
satisfied that the removal Is deferred until
the rails are laid through 1t in % the open
valley ir it will ouy occupy q mouth.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM
L PAW have opened an Office in nelena for the
SALE and REPAIR of their Favorably Known
Machines. Their REPAIR SHOP is in charge oil
a Competent Workman of long experience in the
company's Shops, and ALL work done by the
Office will be War; anted.
s~-To parties desiring Machines the Company
offer the most liberal terms.
Orders and inquiries should be addressed to
SINGER MFG CO.,
Helena. M. T.
Price Lists forwarded on application.
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The Repo olcan Convention OF this
county will me 1t IN Philipsburg on next
Friday. The Primaries will be be held TO-
morrow. While, fortunately, there Is not
thas feeling existing which In The opposi,
ton party brings out their workers and
stragetists in the Primaries, it Is sun rs
important that 50 ,ient should Do mani
tested to secure delegates in eveey preoino'
who can aud will attend the County GOD
vention. We give eur Democratic frienas
due notice that the Republicans propose 70
put flrst ella Is men In nomination this cam
paign for every Office on the ticket and
have one that every Republican can heart
lily support for Its Intrinsic merit. Tne
Convention comes at an inopportune time
for many to at md. but there are still
representative Republicans In every pre- :
cinct who can DO present, and II should %
first consideration that theyl seiecteo -
Delegates or Alternates.
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Deer Lodge Democratic Primary.

The Democratic Primary in Deer Lodge
last Saturday was not very spirited, DOLLY 80
votes beiog polled. The untecrifed have
got to poll ITS votes here ia November or
have their horDs sawed of. Following Is
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stray Taken Up.

Came to Our herd near New Chicago in April, 1879.
one bay mare, 13k hands high, about 10 years old
shoulder and on left thigh it'll an crossed horizon
tally with bar. The owner Is requested to prove
property and take the animal away.
phiI,nshurp Apy 9th 5S3It
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Republ,can Primaries.

The Republicans Of Deer Lodge City
and vicinity arc requested to nest 10 prs-
mary ss tho District Clsrk's room It the
Cont Home on Saturday. Sept 4rh q ?
o,clocx b. N. for tbs psrposs Of ohocs'us
Delee.tss 10 ths Republican Coanfy Cor
ventioo. 70 BE- brad = Philipsburx =. r.
c~rs "a. a. y. 80. 800 m
< full anticipation = Desirable Ii
Gxn. VI. IRvIN, H.,
r. u GLEASON 49,
Members CO. Commlttse. IA
Dstsd eept.q /, 20. aaA# = ssu
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Board Of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given, that the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Deer Lodge Ceuoty, N. T., will
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
on Monday, September g. 1887. at the Office OF the
Ceik and Recorder of said county, al which time and
place any and all per sons feeling aeyreved NAV apply
to said Board for correction of their assessment roll
BY oroer Of the Board,
J. K. DiCKEY, Clerk.
Dated Septembe, lst A. ID, 1880 5S2 I'd
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Aeu' North
RELIGIOUS.

oprsBYTERIAH. - Services every Sunday
Pm At the Presbyterian Church, at a. m;
sr 1Sr p. m.-Re"' j. l. Henning' of'eia'-
Jog. ,d,v School In the same place AT Q p. m.
SUI meeting every Wednesday evening al
o'eloeE'
csTuoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. First
- Al 4 clock a. m. Second Mass at lOk a.
SS",.Sh ism under the direction of the Sisters
o. CHARITY at 81 O'Clock p. m. Vesrers at
o'clock ?. m
EPIscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
9 p. IN.
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TN DEER LODGE, MONDAY, AUGUST 30 A
i Lady's long gold enameled breast pin. The finder
will please return 1t 70
bSa IL I'd Deer Lodge.
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+ A petition for the pardon Of Sanchez who
has nearly served out her time was signed
this week by a nu mber Of Judicial officers
and others.
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am one postofhee to another. MUST MENTION
HE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
IOUSLY SENT.
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Me9RLAaes

NEILI-RDDY-AtHe Helena, Ang. 80, 90 1850 By Rev.
George @. Smith. Mr. Henry Neill and Miss Fer
ence EDDY, both OF Helena No carda. E
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8ROwN-At PhilipsDurr, n. r. Aug. IT. 1850, Mn
ME H. daughter II Mf. and Mn. n. @. Iron =,
aeed yenn. monkhs and days
Boston. Nsss., papers please copy. e.
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BIRTHS

PAxsON--In Deer Lodge, Friday, Aug.N, 1880, 10
Mr.. and Mn. r. g. Paxson. as0n.
HERRING-At Virginia City, Aug. .. 1880. 70 M.
and Mrs. A. y. Herring, daughter.
KIRBY--At Silver Star, Ang. s. 1850, to Mr.. and
Nm. ice d. KIRBY, . daughter.
ApSALL-Ar Virginia City. Aug. -, 1850 to III. and
Mn A. J. Edssl, son.
RlNDA-At Heltna, AUG. Is. 1850. TO Ne. end Mrs..
". g. Rinda, dangnser. eTMF WWE
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M zen for Sd !.

We offer for sale oand OF sheep OF from looo 70
~ $500 HYDE q WALKER. Deer Lodge.
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ColIec. lon Agent.

CoL. w. p. WHEELER, of Helena, has been
v appointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
WESt IN Montana, His transactions VIII be
honored by this oincs, and he is commended to
The courtesy Of our patrons.