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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-02-06
THE SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
Full Houses and Splendid Entertainments.

The School Exhibition announced for
O'Neilrs Hall on IL / Friday evening. was
greeted by a crowdtd house, and was re-
peated to anot1er large audience on Sasur-
day evening. They we're among the most
enjoyable entertainments ever given here,
and the net proce ds we're su licient for the
object contemplate d-the purcba of a
fine organ for use Of the school. The en-
tertainment differed from preceding school
exhibitions in that the little folks were
given the most prominence and We think IT
was better Apr ciated thaa the former
more accomplished efforts Of advanced
scholars in dramas aud Rotations. The
calisthenic or motion song In which from
ten to thirty children participated ,uch as
Little White Lily, Johnny SCHNEIDER, the A
O song, Roundelay aud others OF that
character were o pecially we'll receiv i.
The gra Of presence and motion in child
rem is ,yond that Of their elders, and the
perfect training was highly creditable to
Principal II and the assistant teachers,
Miss Hutchlns and Miss Fegtly. The
Teachers and volunteer assistants, includ-
ing Miss Lin:oIn, Mr.. Stanley, Mr..
Larabie and Mr.. Y. r. Reed, also added
much TO the enjoyment Of the occarion by
excellent music. Mrs. Jarley's wax works,
Mrs. farley having been engaged from
Havana for this occa ion only. was one Of
the most attractive features and splendidly
done. Wind him up, Johu." All the
little folks did well, and more than that en-
joyed 1t themselves. Under these circum-
stances, and In the absence OF programme.
1t liz not desig oed to say more than that the
juvenile recitation Of "Katie Lee and Nellie
Gray" was the gem Of the evening, and
would have ELECTED the approval OF vau-
denhoff or Murdoch. We trust the little
folks will be given another opportunity to
make merry evening before the term ter
inmates.
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ALIAS SUM MONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Of Deer Lodge.
Lizzie Peters, Plaintiff,
Napoleon Peters, Defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to Napoleon Peters, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against Won by the above named Plaintiff In
the District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory OF Montana In and for the county oil
Deer Lodge and TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days excusye OF the day OF scryce after
the service on you of this summons IL served within
this county; or IL served out of this county, but In
forty days; or judgment by default win be taken
against you according to the prayer of said complaint
The sand action IL brought to obtain the decree of
said Court dissolying the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant together with plain
ihs cost OF this action. The grounds up-
on this action Is based occurring daring the past
year-1st, the extreme cruelty of defendant toward
plaintiff 3D. the babtua drunkenness of defendant
I'D, the deser ion Vt plaintiff by defendant and 4th
faiurs of defendant to provide for plaintiffs support
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint as above required,
the said plaintiff will take default against you and
apply to the Court Tor the relief de nanded IN the
prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory OF Montana, IL
IL. ST. and for the County of Deer Lodge, this 9TH
DAY OF February, In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
GEO. W. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
Spratt q StapetoH, Attorneys for Plaintiff. $3.50
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TERRlT )RIAL.
SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.
From Tire Miner.

SOUTHERN DEER LODGE COUNTY.
From the Miner.
T be bullion shipments are increasing.
T here aie fclty,sour prisoners in ths
coun ty Jail. Care theEeP There are only
seve, teen now, including ono Pinafore.)
Sin 60 the constr uction Of the Alice mill
439 bs We OF silver have been shipp |.
Bull ion shipments from the Alice mill for
Janua, > aggregate $32,224.
Butt.n and Walkerville paid and remittsd
$500 sr the relief Of suffering hish.
The 0ext n mill is working up the dump
OF the National mine. The ore 10 not OF
extraor iiaary richness, but Ii Of sufficiently
high ar ,de to I,ay we'll for extraction and
redne len.
LEWIS CLARKE COUNTY.
Fro m the Independent
Six hundred lodges Of Sioux are camped
1t the Big Bend OF Milk river, and are 10
starving condit ion. They say they will
modest no QUE il allowed to hunt, but would
rather fight than starve to death.
Wednesday MI hit the residence Of Mr..
John Bower. Phi ckly Pear valley. ws' de-
stroyed By fire.
At : meeting the Montana Navigation
Company bsad =, 4 evening. Z committee
Of three YVES app ,ioted to draft : resolution
70 tho auth critics at Washington, praying
for the inus iiats appropriation Of twenty
thousand slsllsrs for the improvement Of
the Nilsson n rivsr above the falls.
Frcs The Herald
A petiti,n was circulated yesterday and
received tire signEsures Of large number
OF the lea ding cisia ems and tax payers Of
the city. pvaying til County Communication
era 70 CON. isnn and purchase blocks Is and
II, Helena, town sits. It = the property
bounded p BLDG 0i''s o's''' and W.
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wINTERINo IN THE FAR NORTH.
How Some OF The Nez Perces Were showed In
and Refcued.

Me re iv ) this week from Mr.. Duncan
Mcdonald personal letter which has been
nearly two months in coming. 1t is dat ed
kootenai Lakes, fifty miles north of Fort
Macleod, N. w. T., December 10, 1879. In
the course Of il alluson is made to the des
titute condition OF the Indians there, there
being no buffalo 10 that region, and the fol.
lowing incident is related:
"There are ten lodges of Neg Perces
here. One day two indians went after
mountain sheep and killed four nearly on
top OF the highest Rocky Mountain peaks.
They were afoot and could not bring them
10. Next morning one of the hunters.
three women, an old nan aud boy started
on horseback after the meat. At the foot
OF the mountain they left their horses and
proceeded afoot. When they reached the
cache the old man was exhaust d and the
others nearly so. A terrible spow storm
Laying meantime. They took a few
pounds of meat and started down the
mountain but after travelling few hun.
dred yards the old man weakened and laid
down. They wrapped him up in his one
old blanket and buried him in the snow.
A half mile further down one of the women
gave out, and she too was buried in the
snow, the hunter rendering all the assist
ance he could to the women. Soon after
the other .wo women and the boy gave out
and ~en likewise buried In the snow BY |
the hunte', the storm meantime ncrea Ing |
and the party having no means of making
fire. The hunter then started for camp,
reaching there at midnight, and gave the
alarm. A rescue party Of four at once
started, reaching the two women and boy
about daybreak The hands and ( 81 of
the wome were some frozen. When the
th'Id won was found she was very badly
frozen but still alive. The old man was
found curled up like a wolf 10 the snow
drift, with only a thumb and finger frozen.
The woman who VIZ wort froZsd VS.
put on my back and, with III assistance OF
the bi other Of Looking Glass, carried her
down the mountain to where the horses
we're. She was senselG 3 but W ~ restored
to consciousness after being placed in her
lodge. This woman Is cousin of
Chief Joseph, and when the Nez Perces
war broke out own 4 about II 20 head of
horses. Sue Is now poor and badly frozen"
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having bad placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the spe dy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility aud NIL nervous CON-
plants, after having tested wonderful
curative ,wers In thousands Of O. -es, he's
felt 1t bis duty to make II known TO bis
suffering fellows. Actuated Nv this motive
and desire 70 relieve human suffering,
send free Of charge to all who desire II
THIS recipe, In German, English or French,
With iulldirectiors for psepai ing and using,
sent by mail by addressing With stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. SHxRAR,
ila Powe,s' Block, Rochester, N Y.
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AF.arrant Breath and Peariy Teeth.

Are easily obtained by cleansing your r. eth
daily with that justly popular dentifrice,
SOzODONT. Composed Of rare ant,septic
herbs, it imparts wilderness TO tho teeth. >
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity OF the stomsch viii destroy tho
etrongrst teeth unless its efocts are CHM
teracted with 6OZODUNT, and this puro
teoth- wash protsots the dental surfaces by
removing every impunty that adheres 70
thsm. Ash yoar druggist Tor 6Ox0QONT,
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Sealed PronosaIa

L0R Lathng and plasterinR the College Building OF
Il the Montana Collegiate Institute will be received
BY the undersigned until Monday, February Q, 1880
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
J. II. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
Deer Ledge. Jan. II, 1880. $50 A.
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PHOTOGRAPHY,

W: Z. Hook, Photographer, Is willing to take
pap 10 learn the above art In all its branches for
reasonable premium. There Is other kind of bu-
siness or trade anyone can acquire in short q time
as photography Do not understand that 1t lie possi
bic TO be az skful IN the art thirty days an old
practitioner, but the business be learned In one
month so that fair work can be done and money
made Superiority will, come by practice. Now ID
two months from this date. A beginners outfit will
cost $3.50. Call a. the gallery and talk to Mr.. Hook
on the subject
February 4 1880. 5S9
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PHOTOGRAPHS GALLERY.

The Photograph Gallery IL now open and ready for
business As my stay In Deer Lodge win be oay
three months those In want Of Poitrjs win do wei
10 make an early call. ! am making ylews OF the
and for sale II yon want view OF your Home Or
@ach made. now ID your opportunity. no matter
where you are located. ". T. HOOK.
stereo PHOTOGRAPHER, Deer Ledge. u. 7.
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FARMERS AND STocKMEN,
Look to Your Interests

And save from 25 to 70 per cent by ordering your
Reading Matter tn ough Maxon's sub
Agency, located at West
Liberty, Iowa, In 1876. Send stamp for DIARY and
Reterence Book. Correspondence solicited U
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70 CATTLE OWNERS.

Wanted, for term of years, cattle on shares. They
will be taken to a range where feed is abundant
and open water the entire year, Stock win be takea
from their present range without cost 70 the owners.
For particulars address JAMES ii. MILLS;
NEW NORTHWEST Office,
65l-4t. Deer Lodge, Montana.
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Order to Show Cause,

In the Probate Court Of the County of Deer Lodge
Territory of Montana-ln the mater Of the estat,
Henreich c, Webboid, deceased.
On resding the petition Of William A. Cla-k tn,
Executor OF the estate Of Henreich c. Webbold, de
ceased pray ne for order to sc" the whole of th,
personal es ate OF said deceased consisting of goods
wares and merchandise being situated IN Silver Bow
township, Deer Lodge County, Montana TERRITORY.
II Is ordered that all persons interested In said e.
late appear before the Judge of the Probate Court
the town and county OF Deer Lodge. Territory Of
Montana, at the court room OF said count. in saif
town and county, on the 18th day of February, A. ID
lSo, at ten O'Clock a; M. then and there to show
cause why said order should not be granted
ORREN EMERSON, Probate Judge.
Dated February 3, 1850. 5s-at
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HALF ANr, LAUGH.
"Asp LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEN"

IAN incipient poet has put into rhyme below II
vindicaton Of little chill l. who, at the school exh
bition last week, pronou nccd correctly the wore
" half r." and "laugh," to the CONSERVATION of Il
Pennsylvania Dutchmen I'd other illiterates presen
who had never head the correct pronunciation b.
fore.1
Pronunciation's hard TO learn
Particularly so
To little ones. who cni II discern
Or else be made uI know,
That sages Of all tims % have thought
Twere better, bc. ter far,
To leave behind, let 10 for naught,
Pronunciations war.
This thought suggests little rhyme.
On Friday OF last week,
A little maiden-grand, sublime,
And ,autiful and meek
Recited TO th'assembled throng
pray do not nc me scott
When told that In her little song
She mentioned hclJ and lot.
In deep dismay the hearers were,
Yet hearkened 70 the maid
And some Of them, do aver.
Said " twas not what she said"
And they were right. IL was not long
But as IL to quell their chat
And then demonstrate they were wrong.
Came gently /" half /" and Z" laugh"
Bat grown-up children. unconvinced,
In Sabbath-day attire,
Could not rescnt-thev only WINGED
The leader of the choir
Insisted that the maid was tight;
And, with feeble cough,
Did Mr.. Noah Webster cite
10 show that "laugh" 10 loK~
The country's customs were put dawn.
The country folk az well
And with patronizng frown
The writer she did tell
|" In future, TO be without ecofs
Promo lncc your words ariRhfs
For half 10 hof AMI laugh ~ 1lod,~
As said last Friday night.
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N ew TO-Day.
Notice to Creditors,

In the Probate Court of the county of Deer Lodge
d. Tn the matter OF the estate OF Cyrus B
Parkes, deceased.
Estate of Cyrus B. Parker, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned admin
istrator of the estate of Cyrus B. Parker deceased
TO the creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
vouchers within four months after the rst
publication of ibis notice 10 the said administrator
at the town of Helena, Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana Territory.
BENJAMIN G. BROOKS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Cyrus B. Parker de-
ceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge February $780, 6S3-at.
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DOWN GOES I'll Z PRICES.
II " Per Cent. p odu -ionon Cloth ing
M, le to Order.

To keep pace with the times, have come down
Thirty Per Cent in prices Of Clothing made to
order.
desire particularly to work down my large. fne
stock of French, English and American cassimeres.
All work guaranteed frst-class in every respect
For reference need refer only to the many patron
of my house during the past two year. Cab and see
my goeds-Wall street, Helena. s. LEVINE,
b01 Merchant Tailor.
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The property on the south west co. Ter of Main
and Seco I'd streets, Deer Lo.ge. nd h own as the
Bow q corn
Also comfortable dwelling house of I've rooms,
fronting the Court House, on the W y
For price and terms 'pl' to
H4 49,. IRVINE, Dc n Lodge.
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THAT CALENDAR.


"They builded better than they knew"
WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE or THE PAPER.
The NEW NORTH WEST calendar for 1880 is issued
and in the hands of It's patrons which means the gen.
eral public Accompanying and attached to 1t Ii an
Official directory, also mFortant statistical matter
presented In form to make It valuable as ready
reference to those seeking facts and figures concern
ing the Territory. 1t is worth the subscription price
of the paper to every subscriber .-Heleaa Herald.
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NEAT AND VALUABLE.

The calendar for 1850 which the publishers Of the
New NORTHWEST sent out last week to their sub
scbers is of the neatest specimens of that char
acter of work we have seen, and cont aims such en-
amount OF information conveniently arranged as to
make II valuable for reference. In addition to the
calendars for each month separately and for the year.
there Ia a directory of the United States Government
giving the Names titles and salaries OF the principal
officers of the several departments and bureaus, to-
gether with the Names dates of appointment ard sal
aries of Justices of the United States Supreme Court
Then follows what we believe to be the most COM
plete official and court term directory Of Mon.
tana that has been published, and upon the same
sheet Is table of distances around the world. The
last page contains the following valuable tables re-
lating to Montana finances: assessment Of and
from the several counties for 1878 and 1879 !"
" Tax rate for 1880" Indebtedness of counties
March, 1s77-7s-79;" "Vote for delegate in 1875;
" Taxable property returned in 1879 and the liabilities
and assets OF Montana January 1, 1SS0."-Isdepend-
snk
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Dlav Ike for Sale.
NEW NoRrH-wEsT.
Dn1R LoDsSy
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F0uND!!A!T LAST!
Oobyns Sure Cure "
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
#..
Headache.

Dosrss SURE CuRr" Is In the form OF snuff and
II put up In large size impervious wooden boxes II
IL used as snuf and 10 always ready ard convenient
tor use, without any extra trouble or additional ex.
nse whatever. IL contains no eholoroform. ether,
ammonia, blood root, copperas, bismuth, oalomel or
morphine, and children i've years Of age can use II
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial ef
fec quickly follow the fret application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals We guarantee II 10 be
p fectly simple and harmless. One box viii hast
about one month and has frequently been sufficient
to effect cure but II Of ong standing. may
require from three to SIX boxes IL Immediately de-
stroys the nauseous catarrhal STENCIL and gives 10 the
breath its original purity and sweetness. -.
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our" SURE CURE y be regularly and persistently
used as directed by label on each box. we guarantee
relief In every case, and absolute cure In all cases
where the patient s Tree from constitutional ament
O.: complications resulting from ofuleus syphil
ietic affections. WhGre such ailments or compica-
tons exist We have alternative which when taken
In connection with "SuRK CURE " we guarantee to
cure. ThOss. H. Irvine. Sr
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana.
For Sale BY STANLEY d Co.. Deer Lodge. $40.
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FOR SALE.

551-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Aug. Up. ~.

SUNDAY. Aug. 1-P. NJ
Mining stocks yesterday were generally dull but
there was some improvement in the prices OF Lead
vile properties and one two other exceptional
movements. Chrysolite. after declining from ga
to 6i2 TO 7as. at which figure 1t closed Lltte
Chief improved from 400 TO 5A, and was III tair
demand South HIite was 3 cents higher at l'Zo'
and Little Pittsburg sold up to 5l2, but Climax was
weak at 2.2O. and Annie was | cent lower at 80,
Leadvile recovering from go TO 62G6l. Green
Mountain on small transactions rose from 33o 10
375, and closed at $50. Although it is probable
that when the company gets its sixty additional
stamps to work. these fgures will seem cheap for
the property, the present movement is more likely
due to an attempt to some short " contracts
in market that is bare of stock. We hear that the
short interest the stock is about 1000 shares
not including those on buyers and sellers options.
IIukl yielded 10 cents to 80. Consolidated VIZ
ginia was % cents lower at 80, and California
cents lower at 65. Silver Nugget was dull and
cents weaker at 1.45, Barbee d Walker lost g az
5ls Battle Creek being steady ut 4os04i2. GOOD
shaw rose cents to %, but closed UNCHANGED at
90 Moose was cent lower at 81. Nav Belle
cents lower at 20 Calaveras, after selling at -,
steady at SO, and Buckeye l cent higher at 20
The markets generally were extremely dull.
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.Ex dividend OF 100 per cent IN stock.

The business OF last week amounted To lao
SS3 shares against / $40. 1879 shares for the
preceding week. aud 1878. $3.50 shares for
the week preceding that. Last Sunday We
wrote " The market closed confidently expect
ant and strong" and the work of the week proved
that that confidence was not misplaced with
few exceptions prices show material gain over
those Of week ago. But the market, however,
has been one of specialtes. principal among
which are Chicago. st. Paul and Omaha with q
final gam OF Northwest with gain of 49, ~. Paul
with a gain OF AS. Rock Island with gain Of 5'4,
Michigan Central with a gain of 4os. Northern
Pacific with gain OF 2ls, and Union Pacific with
gain Of 81 per cent. Lake Shore gained lbs,
Erie l. Central and Hudson b. and Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Il per cent. Some of thu
South westerns arc a little higher and some
are a little lover The coal stocks are cliqued"
and their prices were moved up by the
cqnes controlling them. The report of an ex'
pected dividend from the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Company, and which was used TO help
stffen their prices empbaticalIy denied 10y tho
officers Of the company. Western Union was active
and dull by spells, but finally records an advance
of IA per cent But Pacific Mail. which was set
down for great advance during the week. after
rising to 443, shows at 1925 final loss OF = per
cent.
WEEKLY RANGE
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For Bows ana Young Men-Country.

A SUBURBAN HONE SCHOOL, New
~ Haven COnDThe Rev. Dr. SHEARS Rector. offers TO a
young Orys advantages well Known 20 year,
7 PORT CHESTER, NETWORK.
"A STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE
o. WISTHROP STARR. A. NJ Principal
tETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford,
- Finely fituated Prospect Hill, three qnaf
cIs 81 nile from village Grounds unsurpassed lii OF
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REGULARLY hcslthful careful training.
Thorough preparation for college, scientific school or
business =.
FORTY,rBIRD YEAR OPENS sEPTEMBER l3
lOYS aud YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
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kumbitT OF Winter stockbrdge, Mass H. HOFFMAN,.