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Personal.


MI. L. Belanger is at White Hall, quite Sc
riously III. k-$Et-f&t , /
Judge Knowles returned from Missoula
his week 1#a q 81 !
Messrs. Lodge and Beaumont will leave on
Monday for Yorkshire, England ~
Delegate Maginnis and wife left Helena
for Washington last Saturday.
CaptainH, s. Howell, superintendent of G.,
s. g. Co., was in town thisweek 90. J."is In
California.
Mr.. Patrick o'Neill, an old resident of Pho
neer, died and was buried in Deer Lodge
cemetery last week. - IL p 4 - ! II IA
Messrs. A. c. witter and Charles s. Warren
were down from Butte last week, Investigate
/ ing Mr.. Writer'S vote for Clerk and Recorder.
Sheriff McAndrews on "Wednesday took to
Helena for trial Mr.. J. J. Kennedy, indicted
for the murder Of Thomas II. 0Comor, and
| granted change Of venue to Lewis and Clarke
county on new trial ,,TS aT@5Z =
Mrs. c. G. Birdseye and H. f. Curtis,
Mr.. Birdseye's clerk for several years, will
| start for the States next Monday. They will
| 90 to Connecticut and Massachusetts,. This
will be Mr.. Curtis first visit home in thirty
years. ...
Mr.. Isaac Dean, writing from Macedon, N.
| Y, 10th, says he expects to remain there dur
| ing the winter unless it is severely cold, in
which case he will go to Florida, and return
here next spring. His health Is not so good
as during the summer. Mr.. Norton had Wis
tied him, gone to Canada, and thence home.
Mr.. William Kennedy, of Missoula, came
up last week, and met Mrs. X, who, with the
children, has been visiting for some months
near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Mrs Il.
thinks II doubtful that DIR. Hencke will re-
main at Ellsworth, the climate not being dry
enough. -' sar d"
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He VIII Bet . Hat.

Ina,much - the NEw NoRrH'wEsr a>sails
In lis Weak way the gentlemen who WIRE
partl, iu>irumr ntal in the success al the r u
-, N movement ChaTacteTtEeS them A. uaii-
,,r, IA their rartieS and exhaust It's hilhng>-
,,,,, IN drnuuCiaiiou Of any and all who sup
T,r',ql their political alVrrSarics nom per
s,ual motives W have bcen authorized oy
one. II the maligned, though not offended,
gentlemen IL oder \ hci 81 new hat, anu 20
Tf,,.r II In the most friendly spirit, {" this e.
im,y That fhr editor III our able and con
,,slruV contemporary At the rec"nt election
ynrrh for i've Democrats on the Legislative
r,ykr, and for one prominent Democrat ON
,h, county ticket. What SAYS our friend 10
The pr,r,r>itiou s--GSHsfe NtRcr, StA-
The editor Of the NEw NORTHWEST ac-
,,,.n,s the WAGER. lie did neither. To make
i, more binding on the Fusion traitors :
and an object for them g investigate IL, we
will wager 500 10 sieo thar the editor Of the
NV NoRrR-wEsr did not vote As alleged,
and il w win will present the si"e, II a.
rrrlahlr. TO the Public School Fund of Butte
A. ~, voted = marked ticket, well known Il
ihr Judges II Election. and have dnpiioai'
in aur possession which will ec Plac0d In th'
tan,as ~ the person ar persons designated U
arternlinc the issue, there will he NO diFncul
" in settling the MATTER, An acceptance TO
SluA will I've covered with one for $50 a
nonncll. Clark = l-arablr's hank. Butte, o
Deer Loase. on notice, COnc To the ccnsr
with the greenhAeSS UnlesS You confess "
are hc,iaus On - dead thing, and prefer q
forfeit the hSi-
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October I4-orren Emerson, P. J., TO Peter
Walton, sl4, south feet of lot %, block Al,
Deer Dodge
oct. l5|N. J. Mcconnell to Jas Thompson,
$50. north 80 feet of lots /, :, aud 1, block
~, Bette.
orrrn Emerson. p. j.. 10 w. w. Botkin,
s2S. lots Il and Is, block "a, Deer Lodge.
J. \. Hedge TO VIM. Gill, 500, property In
Deer Lodge valley. 49,
oct. l6rP. Mcmahon to J. A. Murray $500,
interest in lot II, block II, Butte, anu In
terest in Memo lode, =. V. dist
Jacob Naol TO Mary A. Butler, 500, lots .
and -, block -, Butte.
j. Burchrtt TO T. $. Hamilton, $1,000, prop
erty in =. V. dist.
Jno. :. MiIiken to +. A. Nichols, s1oo, lot
+. 4. Nichols to T. NJ. Lowry, 500, lot ,,
block ~. Butte.
United States to j. V. Suprenant. govern
meut price, patent for High Ore lode, .. v.
district.
orrcn Emerson to John O'Se:ll, SS, lots
Il and Is, block IL. Deer Lodge.
Oct. ls-Frank Mowry ~ Sylvan Hughes
500, interest in Liquidation lode, b v dis
trict.
:. Hughes 10 AtweH Mowry 500. | interest
in foundation lode. =. V. dist.
Eliza Morier to o. Stenbcrg, 500, lots n 4
-, block ~, Butte.
SiOO, | interest in Hecla lode, =. V. dist.
l. Lorraine to J ames III. Mills ct al, Apex
lode. Caribou dist.
| John c. O'Brien to James Bradley, $50,
| interest in Jessie lode. : V. dist;
| Lee Mantle to Mrs ii. :. Clark, sl.en, IN
| terest in surface ground Mary Ann lode,s '
district.
Oct. la-Iohn Marchion TO Joseph Boulet
$50, lot 5. block ~, Butte;
John Moves TO Joseph Boulet, s65, lots
:, block ~, Butte.
Peter Goehl TO VIM. Gwin, 8, 500, 1851 fee
on Silversmith lode, =. V. dist.
| Oct. aa-Frank Baudrt TO Carl Klein
schmidt ct nj. 500. interest in Trapper lode
ON Big Blackfoot river.
:. +. Solhrrgcr to Jrre Roach, s., inieres
in the Grant lode, =. V. dist
Dan. Jaeger To Jere Roach, $500, iniereS
in Grant lode. =. V. dist.
| John T.. AStele TO Ellen Macarthur, 81, 10
u block n, Butte.
]. A. Talbot 10 Trustees Of Butte Working
mems union, 500 south 81 feet of lots and
block IL, Butte.
Jane Patten to James Valley, $50, intel
est in Orphan Boy lode, FIN. Creek aisi /,
W. IL. Trip TO Robt- McMinn, sSoo' LOT
block 10, Butte. -.
Oct ga. Nadeau 10 Geo. b. Johnston 81
| so. lot G, block ~, Butte.
Joseph Bouteas Ia Geo. IL Johnston, sio'
Isaac Sadeau 10 Arthur Naieau, $50,
lots II y Il, block ~, and lot o, block J
i. Butte. -
Henry Carefoot ct al TO Jim Tong Sing, 81
lot on Park street, Butte.
P..I. Hamilton 20 ]. A. Murray, siono, we
G IL feet Of lot -, block -, Butte.
- Oct. aS-w. Linington 20 W. Z. Everma
slno, lot Is, block : Butte.
{. W. Wilkinson 10 VIM. Mcnamara, 81
interest in kessler lode, s. V. district
Ms Anna McMurphy 10 Matte r. Surt
$40. lots IL s l., block ~, Butte.
Oct. g-urreu Emerson, p. J.. 10 Ihon
HvnsS, lot n, block q, Ph.hpshurg.
ThoS Mcguire 10 y. j. Mcconnell, si"
Interest in Grub Stake lode. :. '. dist
u. Emerson. y. J.. to wm- Wilson sli,
is ~. block IL, Deer Lodge
re o. Emerson. r. J., 10 G. A kellogg, s
u lot I, block a.. Deer Lodge
IT, u.SroI. X. CLARK. ct Al, government pr
- narent for Pollock lode, s. '. dist
p Oct ~. p. Schoring TO r. A. DAche
sr- =. loo. lot IL, block - Butte
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DEATHS.


HuMBER-In Deer Lodge, Nov. %, lss0, Of
pneumonia, Robert Merits, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. X. G.. Humber, aged five weeks
DowsEY-In Deer Lodge, Nov. q 1890, OF
intussusception Of the bowels, John j.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Downey, aged y
NEAL-Iu Deer Lodge, Nov. %, lSso, OF CON
gesrion of the brain, John H., son OF Mr..
. and Mrs. III. s. Seal, aged 10 years.
The funeral viii take place from the res
idence of the parents at P. m to-day. o.
TR.u.Sr-In Butte, Nov. 10, 1880, infant son
OF Mr. and Ms. Joseph Trahant-
TKaHAsT--In Butte, Nov. ID, Mary Louise
aged f6 months daughter Of MT. and MIS-
Joseph Trahant 81. ~
DrII-In Butte, Nov. 16, Mary Alice
- daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs- A ID. Deh,age
L year, 5 months and days.
TrRsEn-In Pendleten, Oregon, Nov. !, 1880,
; Mrs. SaihefC. Turner, aged "A years
Deceased was the sister Of Mrs. John \
Batterton, of Deer Lodge.
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noRu1HHERn PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Forty Million Dollars Subscribed for its Con-
- atrucfion. -


strucfion. -r
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The Times Philadel-
phia special dispatch says: Charles ID.
Wright, one Of the directors Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, who returned
from New York late on Saturday, was at his
office to-day and said negotiations closed on
Friday night between his company and
syndicate of American and European bank
ers under which the syndicate is to furnish
$40, 000, 900 for the completion Of the road.
Mr.. Wright said the names Of the bankers
composing the syndicate would be published
from the comrany's office IN the course Of
two or three days. In the meantime he did
not feel al liberty to give their names. He
said, however, that they were of the highest
standing-there were no better names in
Europe or America. II is understood that
the leading names are Drexel, Morgan & Co.,
August Belmont g. Co., Winslow, Lander IL
Co. and s. and w. Seligman, Of New York,
and Morton, Rose & Co., of London. Mr..
Wright said 1t would be improper just at
present to give the exact terms of the agree
ment, but he would say that the syndicate
were to take the bonds of the company on a
scale ranging between nine and ten per cent.
The road would be completed within three
years. As you know, said Mr.. Wright, the
rails were laid across the Montana line one
hundred and seventy-seven miles west Of the
Mississippi river on the 10th of November,
when the silver spikes were driven. To-day
the rails are laid to within thirty miles of
the Yellowstone, the grading is completed
to the Yellowstone, and the rails will be
laid during the present month. The graders
are now working up the Yellowstone, and
during the winter the road will be completed
| to Miles City or Fort Keogh. There are
only 800 miles of road remaining to be built.
About 800 miles of this will be constructed
during the coming yea. We shall soon ship
| rails around the Horn to be placed on the
western end. At the same time We are push
| ing the work in Montana. We will reach
Bozeman or Helena this year, thus giving an
outlet to that wonderfully rich and fertile
part Of the Territory. The line, as at pres
ent located, runs through Bozeman, but there
is q possibility of its being carried farther to
the north, so as to strike Helena. Chief En-
gineer Anderson has recently been over the
road from the end Of the track to Pen
| d'Oreille Lake, in Idaho, from which point
southwestern to Walla Walla, on the Col
umbia river, section of road is finished.
From Walla Walla to Puget Sound there is
| almost two hundred miles to be built. The
remaining six hundred is the distance across
Montana. Within the last ten days the com:
psny has bought three hundred miles of steel
rails, which will be laid during the coming
year.
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The MlssouIA ELECTION:
The Beauty OF Our kiectlon Laws Again
Exemplified.
Missoulian, Nov. 10.

Missoulian, Nov. 10.
In our columns this week Willie foundfhe
Official county election returns The election
of councilmen Is no longer in doubt, and
Missoula county has one representative in
Mr.. worden. The returns from Scribner
Head OF Lake. were counted rs legal The
votes were canvassed by Messrs- ID. Austin,
county father twho positively refused to APP
point Judges for the disputed precinctl Judge
Woody, County Clerk, and Judge Pomeroy.
The question of whether the vote should be
counted was discussed and voted upon, Judge
Woody and Mr. Austin voting in the afirm-
alive. If men can go from Missoaia and
gather with half . DOZEN others out on the
prairie, appoint themselves IN election
board, and send in their votes and have them
received. there Is no need of appointing
election boards at all, 1t made no particular
difference In this instance, electing or de
feating no one, but two years henoe the same
question Is liable TO again come up .r
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Early Days in Nevada.

W.. H. Chggett, who, as member Of the
days astonished his listeners by hiselognence
boldt boy" visited San Francisco recently;
Old Nevadans greeted him heartily, and
mapy stories concerning him and Sam Glenn
ems Mark Twain and Jack Simmons have
got into the papers. Claggett and Mark
Twain came TO this country together in the
winter of 1862 They were accompanied by
A. w. oliver, who had been appointed Pro
bate Judge of this county, When they ar
rived at Unionville there were no hotels or
restaurants, but G.. w. and I. b. Rutherford,
one of whom now resides in Unionville, I'M
dertook TO appease their hunger. A square
meal in those days meantpork and beans, but
George Rutherford, who was sonnet hing OF
cook Thought he would treat Judge and the
lawyer to something extra in the shape OF a
dried apple pie. They were accorded seats
AT the ffrst table, and Mark Twain, then
known as Sam Clemens, had 10 wait. The
Judge and Claggett had long appetites, and
disposed of the pie. leaving Clemens nothing
but pork and beans. He never forgot the
outrage nor forgave OLIVER. who had dis
posed of q whole pie, for the injury, and yesr
afterward, when the Judge had joined the
| church and gone to Converting the heather
| in the Santa Clara valley, California, ana
Clemens had become famous as marx
| Twain" he described OLIVER a. hollow clear
| down to his boots and said that If the good
people of Santa Clara kept him up 70 his
| lighting weight in the church Tor one year on
| yellow-legged chickens there wculd not be a
rooster left in the valley. -Wauaemacca lserl
!Sifpey Sturg- Sc
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OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Hates and a Pleasan
Trip.

Uupdreds OF Mont anans who have Dot been TO IN
..stxtss for year, looking forward WITH pIeasr:r
IN trip sometime during the present spring. Inc
rsuse al this general eayetsing due largely 10 our
Ionv season OF prosperity, Dot vastly more 10 me ls
,hst re h.ye now practically, n through rail- foups
from Montana TO cities Of both the hlAntie anh rf
rise sIopsr The Utah Northern RAILROAD u
Iasr 20 rear that the former dreaded stage roe han
dxipdIed TO one tnat, in comparison. Il mere pa
tim Pss~engerr can leave Heiens. Deer Lodge Butte
or Virginia City on Mo- day mofuln2, take bfeAs,'
At Ogden sbont Wednesday, and diEe al Chiea2o. 81.
Tr,ais or San Pranclsoo. Saturday or. about tbe
I.t of June they shorten this time ABOUT ohe
dsy. psk ,h., o,s NAV
fairy consider that The point 81 tbe oo u ms
Rass bouud travel viii this spring ehhhgs noni W.
Concord coach 10 the furious Horton recinns ehsI
ears OF the Utah q SOrthsrz. k1n hock onn ~
miles soa;h Of Helens ,l55 miles Soath o. Desr nke
| IA miles south Of Butte, i6 miles from sbglhLa
1sry and 50 mikes from Salisbury. Taxing tne srrr
ase Of the distance m . ests, we npd lsst Lns Ia
| rosd nj Red Rock has . large advantage oser Ih:
| So = Rrutou Stages and trains rua dnly, sno
ronuss,ous are close and sure throagn 10 sn Yoins'
| n The rOlted states. The delays Gbo uate'tnntief
a nsygstion are thus unknown on our soatssrl
,oure Considering the luxurT, safety sha spsol
.1red the rates 20 Omaha from our profniLehI cite
Ts1fs1 LET eIssE s15 I'd cisss and IS emgfsptI 1e
lsn - ,,-ssonsble Throagh tickets are also %
..le :, the different ofBoes Of GiDsf, SALISBURY 20
n al important cities of Lbe Union o. psosoIsohe.e
/ - log rstes Emizrapt and second e4ss@ =,
Save Ara class sccomnodatioDs on Stages nans
| Improvement On last years Custom Of patune -
| throash on mail wagons. lnoeen! tnds - - /
| sIs--,- in store for The average M0ntsnian who ,
$50 IN make hl. long Anticipated trip East " rs
| snd 70 oar readers In The East wbo oOn1snpsns
/ iourpey TO Montana, we can eofAGsIo NS7 So
| showing iasi ~ aesr7ty.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice ~ hereby given that In pursuance Of an Or
DER Of the Pbals Court of the county of Deer Lodge,
.... -. ~wt~sg ~ Otf~ Ssrs.~-
land deczas.d the nndsrsigned admlnirtratoi ~ the
estate OF said deceased wi sell at pubhc auction 70
the highest bidder cash. and subject 70 eonnrnH-
lion BY said PrOnate CouIt On Saturday the zh day
OF November 1870, at ~ O'Clock, NJ. In front OF the
livery stable belonging TO the estate OF said deceaAed
~ the town and county OF Deer Lodge al me Ighl
title interest ard estate Of the ssd OTIS sSiekaho
Al the time OF bis death, ana all the right title and
interest hat the sad crtate has, by opfaron T ~"
or otherwise. aelutrd other than or In aoditiSn J"
that Of the said deceased al the time OF hls death ~
and 10 all those certain lots pieces or parcels OF hnh
situate and lying In the taid county VI Deer 1oee,
Territory II Montana and bounded an de-cribed ~
foj,owt to-wit--Los i6 comprising n feet front 0n
Main street the south feet linehss front on same
street 10 lot H. both running back I'D feet 'O,s
and IN block No. To- ell In the fo~n OF Deer LouRr'
Montana Territory, ~ith the improvements thsfeon,
kn1wu ss the Strickland stables, corsh ana nay
scsIes Also, six ISL head Of horsss-us d IN the
livery two t2l bugtes, ons th0ronghorsce WAGON
| thr-e [3I sees Of hArnsss- ia .,
Terms and conditions Of sale, ssth. 10 ne paid 70
the auctionesr on the day ~ sale. DEED st expense
| Of purcha ser. FhEDEktk oLEhoos,.
| CSrtah~sr n. lt<a. Oo-of
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Educational Council.
OsfICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
~ 4

OffICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
BUTTE, Montana, Nov. -, 1850
The friends of public education in Mon
tana will meet in council at High School
Hail, Helena, on Tuesday, January 4, lssl'
and continue 'in session three or four days
Questions Of vital Importance to the public
schools will be discussed and an effort made
20 secure Legislation that viii enhance the ef-
tciency and promote the welfare Of public
education. Teachers and school officers are
urgently requested to be present from all
parts of the Territory, o an educational A.
ISOLATION will be organized and portion OF
the time devoted TO Institute work
Half-fare on coAch-lnes, we trust, can b
secured, Of which future mention viii b
made
Rally. teachers and friends. Let Us have
h.va an EDUCATIONAL boom IN Montana -.
W. EGBERT SMITH,
Ter Supt- Pub Instruction
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MARRIAGES

-
O'RoURKE-MURpH Helena, Nov. 10,
at the Catholic Church, by Rev. Father
Palladino, Mr.. Michael O'Rourke and
Mss Maggie Murphy, both Of Helena.
MACDoNALD-WoRTHIN the resi-
dence of Major r. c. Walker, in Helena,
Nov. 20, by Rev. L. b. Palladino, Mr.
Henry Macdonald, of Montana, and Miss
Julia c. Worthington, Of Washington,
ID. e.
BARNEs-RIGGs-At the residence Of the
brides parents, at Cavetown, Meagher
county, Nov. 4th, by r. ID. Cotter, j. p,
Mr.. Clarence Z. Barnes and Miss Fannie
r +. Riggs.
McKISSoS-THoMAs- Butte, Nov. q, by
~ Rev. j. r. Russell, Mr.. Aleck Mckinnon
~ and Miss Alice Thomas.
HERsCHEY-MLLER-I Bozeman. Nov. IL
by A. ID. Mcpherson, z. j., Mr.. Louis
Herschey and Miss Mary L. Miller, both
of Gallafin county.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY
u. ). LAED OFFRE.

U D
Helena, N. r October n, iss0.
Notice - hereby gfv-n thai GssfneEt 'hlensuIe'
who nled Pre-wmgtiOD decluaiory statensrt Hnm.
~, 3Th5 for west half northeast quarter and wtst
aalf northwest quarter OF Section ten In tp~nship
pIDe north OF range thirteen wsss, has ned l0tles
bis intention 10 make nn1 PROOF IN sappoiI OF NJ
ri.Im and sscsre final entry thereof. and that said
Dr0of will be made before the Probate judge q Deer
Lodge ooanty, MopiMnL Territory, e. his once ln
Dr. Lx,dge on Saturday. November n 1850 and the
besring 20 determine the right Of said claimant ~
enter aid trac viii be hsd 81 this Once ~ " N
Tursday November 30, IsS0 Sstd c.sirnsh barzss
the folJoing Witnesses 70 pfOse bis resided nob
md cultivation OF ssid tract Jsrnss L. Oopdsln-
Kd~ard NJ Whitcrsft. PstsT Peter and hSdrss re
L.4sOr, sp of Ware Springs, said Dt.T LSdgs ooasS
J. III MIX HKIstef.
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BIRTHS

Deer Lodge, Nov. "a, 1870, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aspling, daugh-
ter. Sc
IvEs--In Deer Lodge, Nov. q, 1880, TO Mr..
and Mis-. A. X. Ives, daughter
Deer Lodge, Nov. 10, 1880, to
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson, a son.
Butte, Nov. l6, 1880, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Trahant, a son.
NADgAU-At Butte, Nov. 1890, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Sadeau, daughter.
KINSA-In Helena, Nov. 10, 1880, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kinna, daughter.
FREDERIcK-In Helena, Nov. g, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w z. Frederick, daughter.
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Notice 30 Creditors.


E<tste ofGeofgs 7. Haze, deosasos- =
Notice II kzebJ gis-n sT the sSd@rrlgnss. ~ minis
trstOrr of the estzte Of George 7. Hale oece&<n,
H. yed,ors OF ana sil persons having csms ARslnFt
a. sssd deonsd 70 exhibit them sith The Beesssy
yoaeh-rs Nfthtn ten mouths alter I've nrst ploScA
1sty Derr LOdge eOunty Montana Tsrr.tyry.
$''s' 81 III r. THUnOf5GHMA&,
and WILLIAM HUDNALL.
aa-.Iuissrsto,s ot II. ESTATE a gvorgsT H3s de-
nexsed. a..... #- 81 Fl -.
DATED Ocs0b<r 81, 1850. ssHt
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Rc,ew wr present the liss u local "ssc~rs
elected November IA i'm the several counties
A. far - heard frO4n. with their political AMI
lariNps and uaaiOrtsrs inaicasrds
csnrsar coCNrs.
Commissioner. wcAshc-~aS, RePaeecan,
lei EaaieEity.
Probate Iaise, TosfaE, DcTaocTa', ne er'
lsa>aIs0aa
Treasurer, Han>heuscr, emscrS', No orre
SiisNa. -
Shcra Healey. Democrat, IeS snaaersS.
CursueT. Kelly. -. 90 majority
SarVvyar. wlassz. ncEnocrxz, ss~ nAAfossN
The total euse It the cnansy w1s sA
81 Msssnga.a coyNrs,
Probate laage and Eeccraer. W. j. Sc
pAsa>. Nesa~ ut naAsorisy. ae4
ShersS ard Assesses, kiaaey, Rep, = IN
t0-ssy.
Trs~SHrer and saeers~seDaeni wiilAns
ncra- Is majority.
CSaas CozntSSsoners, Bell and Caesz
era
SasSaer. wsli. Den, IS majority
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Fr>xr.nr sOzoDoSr s aoonPs<zsss. =
the purxzz AID ehasoe1 inEr-dsszkx = xhs
awsensza vwxe4xhse ksneaam E<my izxexds-
EFT = wei Enown ~ hare n beneEcaal enkxx
- &c tsszA md xuzms- fm enhzlMzHx g -
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-11-26

am now prepared to do all kinds Of sew
ing. from the plainest to making the most
nv fish dresses. MHs. JoHN O'NEILL.
New and Stylish Millinery Goods just re-
rrI,rd nj MHs JOHN O'SEILL's.
Alden Dried Fruit. Fish, Cheese, Crackers
Of many and best varieties, Whips, Harness,
Saddle, received. and 10000 pounds more
good, to arrive to-day at
KLEINsCHMIDT & Co.
The cold weather continues and so does
the rush of business at the New Oyster and
Lunch House. Oysters served in all STYLES
AT all hours of the day or night. Families
hupph, Il AT reasonable rates. Oysters by the
can II -.
Mills. Lrrk 4 Co.'S Gloves, new stock OF
Hrr. shines OyrrAhOrs, ATCtiCs, Cloaks,
Shnwis, Oyrrcoats and listers received at
kLEINsCHMIDT x Co.