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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-23
THE SHEEP INTEREST.
soms,hIng About the FIocls OF Deer
Lodge County.

The sheep men OF this valley are becon
mo impressed with the idea OF seeking
ranges where less hay feeding 10 required
and where it 10 less valuable when required
10 be fed. Hay Is becoming too valuable q
commodity here, where it brings IS to SIC
oer ton, to feed to sheep when IL can be cut
and stacked ON more desirable ranges for
u5O TO 81 per ton. So number of bands
are being driven from the valley and a
considerable number from the county.
Nessrs Kohrs d Larabie recently bought
Of John Hobbins his band Of $500, paying
f5O per head, and Of Pascoe Bros. 1880
1910. These with their former $500,
making over 1900 in oil, they will drive
to the Nevada Creek range. The Norton
Dean flock of 5000; Phil Il. Evans
dock Of 1900 and the Thomas Bios.' flock
Of $500 will probably be driven to Meagher
or Cboteau. This will take IA, 100 head
from the valley. There still remain the
HYDE g. Walker flock OF $500; Jacques
Bros, 1000; Spencer johnson, 1000; Victor
Hory 1000; Hampstead & Boyle, 1900 ;
DOyeuspeck & Co., $500; Irvine g. Viii.
hams, I5OO-in all about 1900 head, the
uuubers being given from the best infor-
nation we can obtain. In Flint Greek
Valley are the Walton Il Bielenberg
dock of 5000, NJ. Dooley's 1000 and Cru
veil Bros. 2O0O-in all 9000-and the. Mil
hr flock Of 1900 on the Little Blackfoot,
making a total there has been in the coun-
gog over $1,000. Mr.. Paris Gibson re-
Sutly purchased the Miller flock Of 1900 at
Epsr head. They are to be delivered
August 10 and will probably be driven out.
The wool clip Of the valley was almost
entirely purchased by MIR, A. j. Davidson,
hs rate being go. per pound delivered In
Deer Lodge. Hobbins' band Of $500 av-
uagsd sibs 10 the sheep, and Larabie's
band Of $500 averaged 6lbs on, each.
Sms sheep growers here lost money du-
ring the year, but the generality have made
fair profits, and We know Of one 6ock that
hs paid its first cost and all expenses in
tso years. IL will be something OF loss
10 the tax roll that 50 many are being
driven out, but it will be quite q relief to
The grazing land.
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E. 1. BONNER & co.
OUR BUTTE LETTER.

Regular Correspondence New Northwest.
BurrE, July 81, 1880. -Messrs. L. Marks
q Son are in receipt Of an elegant lot OF
pianos, organs, etc., which they propose to
dispose OF 1t the lowest possible prices.
Cali and see them. $500.
G. A. b. Halvorson, at the White House,
as 1000 pound safe. Mr.. n. Was in .
ouandary for some time m to where To
stow the thing, but finally got IL inside aud
will keep his orguinettes in IL Ia the fu-
turc.
Messrs. d. j. WEIGH & Co. are doing a
fins business, and bespeak continu-
ancs Of patronage for this well. known firm
Prof. w. Egbert Smith. our acc0mmoda-
ting postmaster, has recently resolved 200
now call boxes. and some moe Yale lock
Boxes arc expected 70 arrive soon.
A 3OO-fOot SHAFT will soon be started on
the Mountain Boy /; also, 500 foot shaft
on the Lexington, owned BY A: y. DAVIS,
ESQ.
Miner carriers list. ID
DonnelI, Clark a. Larabie shipped yes
terday $40. 7i8 worth Of bullion and gold
dust. Pretty good Tor one DAYS work.
The population Of Butte 10 only reported
TO be Also, bat full count would give
clean 5000.
Plenty OF candidates for Sheriff on the
Democratic ticket. Good chance for . rad
ical this fall.
A rumor ID on the street In reference 70
q California smelter being operated In
Butte. We don't take much stock IN the
rumor. Fr
Park street, near the Bridge, viii b
graded up level shortly.
NJ. T.. b. Wells, Of Helena, has brought
into town In the last few days wagon
lord OF houss plants and DIVERS. which be
succeeded 10 disposiDg Of TO the delighted
citizens OF Butte. LE
Mesdawes Noyes. Micklejohn, Roach
snd echsuror ars 1t the Pipestone Syringe
taking tev days recreation.
Tire Peak swiss Beli Ringers havs enter
tanned large and delighted eudienpes for
the past two nights. Thev arc good.
Ycan, o.,
TRUTHFUL JAMES.
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OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Hates and Pleasant
Trip.

Hundreds Of Montsnians who have not been to the
"6txtes" for year, looking forward with pleas
" trip sometime during the pr0renf epring The
OF this general Il due largely TO
ious prosperity. nut VASTLY " the fact
that we have now, practically, through rail roale
cnc sl0pcr. The Utan 4 Northern RAILROAD 10 a.
Last near that the former dreaded stage ride has
dwindlcd to one tnst, Ia comparison, 10 q mere pas
time Passengers leave Helena, Deer Lodge Butte
Virginia City on Mo day morning, take breakfast
AZ Ogden about "wednesday, aud dine at Chicago, st.
LOUIS or San Francisco. on Saturday; or about the
lstof June, they can shorten this time aboat one
day.
The rails are now 20 near Red Rock that one may
fairy consider that the point " which the bulk of the
East hound travel win thir spring cnange from the
Concord euach tn the luxuiious Horton reclining chair
cars Of the Utah Northern. Res Rock 10 aniy 100
nnes sonth VI Heiena,1t mies south Of Deer Lodge
City aud 50 iniiss from salisbury Tsking ths aver
sge OF the distance hsris. and that the Rail-
road at Red Rock has lafpe advantage the
river II Benton ktages and trains rua daily, and
connexions close and cure through to all points
n the ULued States. The oclayr and uneeft sinries
u navigation thus unkno~n oar 4ontheru
ionte. Considering the uxurs, safety and speed as
sare tbs rates 70 ,maba from oar promilsn cities
500 LET cisss; SIS ID class, and - emganfl are
really very reasonable. Throagh tickets are al~o on
sale Il she different Offices Of Gilmcr Salisbury q Co
to ali important cfiee IT tls urion At pr0poffonate.
" low rates. IMMIGRANT and second class passengers
have nrrt ei3ee Accommodations on rtagee-a marked
fhroakh on mniI wagons. Indeed, there u much
pleasure In pt0re fur the average Mont snian who Il
ah0ut II make hrs long anticipated trip Rast by rail-
and TO orr readers IN the ksst who contemplate
|1nrney ~ Montana, We can cUmmcnd tbs above
1howtnl jnst . heartily.
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nAmbls. In wondsrl.nd

The season for t0pr 70 the Gcysers y
fast approaching. Every person before
starting should purchase and re.e -
gesn)sy's exosilent books hAmDles =
Woode rlaud. which ennsalne enpe'o eoo
truthful aooount Of he principal oslects o.
iotsrest 70 b found u. that wonoeriui -
giou, and u illustrAted wssn : @ap 80
twelve handsome fuHspeeso ee9ssy,ok-.
The New Yosk Bsesfa1 Fbss. nose Sosv.
nal, OAuyshmon, OhrtsttaA 4osees& $50
other leading pspsrs ~ the coo1tEy !. ~. =
east ard Weet rsoospmeoo q nsgniys
surely the bet bOok " ~ kleo -
Iisbsd. = nov sad beoutisus - 49, 4 -.
iust boeu issusd fr0m - peoe 49,.
body ohouh rsad u ~ - 30 p 49,
bach, Wells 4 Co. HsIonA Ffaea &C., 80
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Notice IL hereb eive,, that in pursuance Of an
der Of the probate Court Of the County OF Dec
Lodge, Territory CT Montana. made on the 26th daj
OF My 1HS in the matter OF the estate Of George
H. Sample, deceased. the undersigned. the nd minir
traitor the rsid deceased. will sell public
auction the highest bidder. for cash currency OF
the United States. snd subject to confirmation b,
said n ooaie Court, on ia tufuay. the 2lst day oil
August, 1880 nj II clock M ut the front oil til.
Butte brewery IA the city OF Butte u the county OF
Deer Lodge all he right, title. Interest and estate
the said deceased the time OF his death, and all
right, title and interest that lae said esttte has b.,
Operations Ut law otherwise. acquired other than
In addition that of the said deceased the
death ia and u tho-e certain lots, pieces par
cels VI land situate, lying, and being In the raid
county Vt Deer Lodge. Territory Of Montana, AID
bounded and described as follows, to vii: Inc un-
nivided hiatt VI lots No. a. and 80 IN block 3 the
undivided oBe-ti.ird Ut lots No ~ II aud Il IN
Block -. All according To the Official survey at the
rite Vt butte liz said county. file In the
county cierks office. Also lot Ut personal estat.
Consisting OF bcsr kegs, bar fixtures, chairs, one
three inch wagon two sets lead haine-s. 80 much
Vt the real estate will be sold will be sufficient
pay the debts Of the said deceased.
Terms and congitiuus OF SAFE: Cash currency OF
the United States. DEED ut expense ut purchaser.
NN& ERkDEkfCk n. GLE SOk,
Administrator oil the Estate VI said decsas-d.
July q, 1850.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS,

Estate Of Jacob $ himoley, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the Undersigned admins,
traitor OF the estate Of Jacob scbmole,, decreased "a
the creditors Of. and all perrons having claim,
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with tn.
necessary vouchers within months after the irst
publication OF this notice the said administrators
at the town Of Deer Lodge, in the coanlS Of Deer
Lodge. FREDERICK NJ. GLEASON,
Administrator of the estate of jacob Schmoley. de-
ceased
2 Dated June a. 1850. 5y3-5t
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MARRIAGES

WUNDERLICH-MANNlN the residence OF
the bride'- parents. near Deer Lodge, Thursday
evening. July IS. 1880, by Rev. c. o. jTHlotson.
Mr.. r. K. Wunderiich, OF Divide, and Miss CAPT.
tola Manning.
D0NEY-HlTcHlNS-InD Deer Lodge, wednesday
evening. July II, by Rev j. L. Henning. Mr. W.
J. D1ney, Of Pioneer. and Miss susan Kitchens
of Mineral Point, Wis. .h @&@
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They say that young lady on Willow
Creek basn't spoken for the past ID years.
Our experience with the feminine gender
leads us to suppose that either the lady
must be deaf or else she is lacking chat
subtle faculty OF tie ser which renders
speech their b~sr weapon. -aa
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DEATHS

DlCK~0N-In Deer Lodge. Saturday. July IL, 1880
of congestion Of the brain, Emily, wife OF Charles
Dickson. aged n years.
Emily Theresa Williams, the daughter of Miles and
Eniy Williams, was born in Lake county. In,iiana,
april "a. 1853 and was married to Charks- Dickson
Feb 1, 1871. she came to Montana In November,
1871, and has since LseG principally ut Frnchiown
and Nine Mile Mr.. Dickson war mining on Moose
Crek. idaho. and when he came over TO Frenchtown
In the spring Of 1874 his wife determined to return
with him travelling one hundred miles, Ar miles OF
which wa. through and over d -ep snow. This dis.
lance she Travelled on foot In two days and II was
mentioned In the Idaho papers NJ the tims ir
sraacc OF remarkable endurance Two children re
burn Of the union, aged 7snf the Other 3.
Mrs Dickson was highly esteemed by many friends
In Mi-sssls Coanfy and ts the idy whose nnfortnn-
ate ALTERATION of mind mentioned two wecks ago.
Her funeral took place from the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday last. Mr. Dickson, who Ia q much re-
bis no me. ess
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New To-Day.
Order 20 Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Deer Lodge
Territory Montana.
In the matter Of the real estate Of Preston Scott
deceased.
On reading and ding the petition OF Patrick Talent
the administrator OF the estate OF Preston Scot de-
ceased praying for order 10 sell the whole of the
personal property belonging TO the esate Of said de
ceased, when 10 not exempted by law from execution
ard certain one-thlrd interest In and hfty-six
and twothlrds acres Of placer mining ground. for the
ure and purp0ses set fol tn In said petition.
II Is ordered that all persons Interested said
tate appear before the Probate Court Of beer Lodge
County. Territory OF Montana, the court room OF
said Court. on fuesday, the day OF August, A. D..
1880 at O'Clock 4. m, then and there TO show
why said order should not BE- granted -... 9
ORHES EMERSON,
Probate Judge.
dated Iplv 1Qh 1850
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ovrRFIowEp ROADS.
The Periis or Navination on Pnncipaf
Highways.

81
Realx,ng the necessities OF agriculture
and also Of travel and transportation the
Legislature Of Montana has enacted good
laws regulating the conveyance OF irriea-
ting water by and through the highways,
giving the ranch man all needed privileges
for irrigating and yet prohibiting him from
rendering impossible the public roads. The
Law forbiiding the overflow Of roads 10
plain. reasonable aud right, and the penal
ties for violation sufficiently heavy TO in
duce observance. Notwithstanding. some
Of the roads up the valley are now almost
impossible from gross carelessEess or will
full neglect ia this respect. The lane from
Dempsey Creek toward Race Track Is 10
frightful condition, and the stretch Of road
between Fifer's and Gill's ranches 10 said to
be even worse. For instance, In these two
places on Sunday last three buggies were
broken, the coach carrying the o. 8. mail
was mired down two or three hours, and
wagons were delayed nearly an entire day.
This on the main travelled road ofth val
ley Is simply outrageous and II not inme-
d,ately remedied the persons responsible
should be- visited with the full penalty Of
the law. IL is stated there Is a diversity OF
opinion as to who is responsible for the wa
ter at the place the overflow occurs, but the
law and the Judgment Of the Supervisor are
sufficient to determine that on invsstiga-
tion, and then, unless the evil 10 at once
remed,ed and subsequently prevented, COM
plant should be made for the action OF the
Grand Jury. Thus some trouble formerly
occurred in the vicinity Of town but twist
or two by the Grand Jury settlsd it and
will elsewhere. At present nearly all the
transportation and travel is using the road
on the east bank OF the river for twenty
miles. At this season there Is no good
reason why the Deer Lodge valley road
should not be as smooth and firm NJ floor
and the idea Of its being converted into
fathomless boys is one the Law does not con.
template and the public will not longer
submit to.
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As5an.


ProoOsals win be received BY the undersigned untis
July 36ih. for the wood work and masonry necessary
to complete the Catholic school Hvure az Deer Lodge
(-athiag and plarterng 10 cxcisdcd from the con-
tract Tho eixe Of the building 10 46x1 feet. The
basement walls gro complete
cept the wstertahie two fnil stories will be nclud
ed In the contract All the hrick and ca. stone viii
bs furnished on the ground by the Undersigned. Com
seph's Hospital Deer Lodge. The right to reject any
or all bids In reserved. X. DE RYCKERE.
Deer Lodge.
July g 1850, s74-st
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Notice for Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that we are now closing our
Ph!ipsbure Hoase aud the business will be titled up
Immediately. All persons indebtedcd to are re
spectiuly requested To call and settle before
August l5 1850. alter that all accounts will be
placed In the hands of attorney for collection aud
corts win accrue WIN. COLEMAN a. CO..
Phiipsbang, M. T.
Jul 90 1880 b78tf
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Ae. minlsrrator's Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Edmund Kennedy
deceased.
The undersigned administrator OF the estate Of
Edmund Kennedy, deceased hereby gias notice ths 1
he will, on the 17th day OF July, 1880, or n ,oor
thereafter Ms h. be- heard, apply TO tha Probate
Court Of Deer Lodge County. M. T. to resign HE
letters OF administration In the above entitled estate
June IA, 1880
- TIMOTHY KENNEDY,
Administrator Of the estate of Edmund Kennedy.
b72d deceased.
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Notice Of Final Entry.


--|| 49, JHy I. IbtU. J
No.ice ~ hereby given that the following nauirsi
settler has filed tce OF his application 10 make final
proof In support of his claim, and secure oral entry
thereof and that said FINAL prof viii be made before
the Register and Reselver af the u y. Land Office nc
Helena Montans,on Tnesday the ION das OF August,
1850 via Lonr Henricksen presumption declarntory
statement No. 3471 tor the " OF the NE u OF Sec.
following Witnesses te prove bis continuous residence
npop, and cultivation OF. said tract. viz: Win W.
Roya', Joseph Henderson, Alfred II. Brandow. and
James b. Feathe,man, all Of New Chicago, Deer
Lodge county. Montana. Testimony Of the above
named witnesses viii be taken before Orrss Emerson
Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county. NJ T. at Deer
Lodge, On Monday the 9Th dag of August. 1880.
afM D. H. MOE Register
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FOUND AT LAST!
''Dobyn's Sure Cure !"
For Cararrn,
Neuralgia
|H "
I p
And Nervous
@ co.'s r.
Headache.


Dosrss' SURE CURE" IL In the form of snuff ana
10 put up In large size imperviens wooden boxes IL
10 used ~ snuf and 10 always ready and conyrnient
Tor use, without extra tr0nbc or additional ex-
pcn-e whatever. II contains no chOlor,dorm ether,
ammcnia blood root, copperas, bismuth, calomel or
morphine, and children i've yenrr of age can use u
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial Ct
fccts quickly follow the frrt application, r"d hrng
composed OF simple chemicals, we guarantee u TO be
PERFECTLY simple and harmless. One hox win last
about Que mouth. and has FREQ gently been sufficient
to eject cure but IL of long standing. II may
require from three to six boxes. II immediately de-
sroys the nauseons STENCIL nna gives " the
breath Its original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
our " SrHE CURE {" he regularly and pcrsistently
used ~ objected by label on each box. guarantee
relief In every case, and absolute cure In al
where the patient IL free from constitutional iment
o.; complications esrhing from scfofulans or syphtl
istie affections. Whois such ailments complies
lions exist we have alternative which, when taken
IN connection with "SURE CuRE we guarantee to
cure. ThOa, n. Irvine, lr.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale bv STANLEY q Co. Dec. Lodge. 54s
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LOCAL N EWS-

svbseribers ordering their papers changed
,.Sn onr postofsce to another. MUST MENTION
we oFFIcE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
yioUSLY SENT.
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Notice a. Creditors.

Estate OF Hugh 3, Mceieer, deceased.
Notice y hereby given BY the undersisusd. sdmm-
the creditors Of aud MI persons hng claims arainsl
the said deccASed, 10 exhih th Win the nccrrasry
1T this notice IN the said uimhrfrHiar 1t the Valley
po-sosilre, TO thr said county o. l,ssr Lodge,
Admir- OF the estate Of Ilnsh a. M ever, d.e,sss.6
Died July .. .iseo. H57b 81
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY,

Filed for Record in the County Clerk
and Recorders Office--July ia to
July 81 Inclusive. a-
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SHEEP DIP TOBACCO.

HAVE ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO
hscco for sheep Dip-a pure article and very srl,e-
ror--for sale. win sell Il In quantities 10 suit ut
SIS 9. O. THURsroS, Bussa
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READY MADE SUITS.
LADIES MISSES AND cHILDREN's (Two
YEARS OLD AND UPwARDs) woRsTED, LIN.
EN, CALICO, MARsErLLEs AND PIoUE.
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, cAsHMEREs, BUNrrSos, MONTE
CLOTHS, DouBLE-wIpTH CASHMERE BRO
cADEs, IRON GRENADINES, ALPAcAs, LAWNS,
MARsEILLEs, PIouEs AND DOMESTIC woRs-
TEDs IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
Latest NOVELTIES IN LADIES' AND
cHILpRENs' NECK WEAR, MASK vErLINes,
TRIMMINGS, ETC, ETC.
nE HOSIERY. E
LADIES MISSES cHILDREN's AND MEMS
IN WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES.
HARRIS SEAMLESS AND ALExASDRE's
KIDS, LACE xrTrs, BLACK AND WHITE
LACE TOP GLOVES SILK AND BERLIN,
ENTIRELY NEW.
MEMS LADIES AND cHILDREss' BOOTS,
SHOES AND SHIPPERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MEMS YOUTHS AND cHILDRENs' CLIO
THING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
ETC, ETC.
LADIES UNDERWEAR, DRESSING sAcQuEs
AND FAscY SKIRTS.
TRIMMING SILKS. vELvErs AND sATIss
IN ALL DESIRABLE SHADES. -@4 @
PARAsoLs FOR LARGE AND Small.
VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, IN
GRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS, ALL NEW
PATTEKNs.
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT As
soRTMEsT OF DRESS BUTTONS AND EVERY
THING IN OUR LINE TO BIZ FOUND IN
MONTANA AT THE Deer Lodge STORE
or
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a
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Preston Scott, 6ccesred
Notice y hereby given by the undersigned, admin
istrntor Of The cstAte Of Preston Scott deaased 10
the creditors. and ell pereons having claims against
the said deccafed 70 exhibit them with the necessar,
vouchers within n01ths after the first qualifications
OF this notice to the said administrator nc the ctr ~
Bate, In tive county Ut Deer Lodge. gs5
PATRICK TALENT
Admir- Of the estate OF Preston SOFT, deceased
Dated Jnlv 1850 faIs STA So
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For Sale.

,,v Physician wishing TO buy q small bust
hny,os,ther with a smaller Drug Store-aay
rb ANN or $500 worth Of stock-will hear
,9 v,,S advantageous terms by applying to
d"'' {. ~, BOWIE,
s-s4t Phiiipsburg, M. T.
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Collecting Agent.

IN, VIZ. WHEELER, of Helena, has been
HoL",ointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
Wbsia Nv this Office, and he IL commended to
DO o."courteSy of our patrons,
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sprscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
2pm.
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..ruoIlc.-serviees every Sunday. FIRST
s sas:I the sfSsad s q the
a. rssr,tv at 2E O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
s,riack %. m.
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Neu' Aorth'Wfst.
RELIGIOUS.

,,vTERfaN. - Services every Sunday
PRbsp ., ths presbyterian Church, az Il o. m;
morning q n m.-Rev. ]. l.. Henning, ofheiat-
ing. -, School in the same place al p. m.
sanegg meeting every Wednesday evening a.
a nIciocK.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT As
soRTMEsr OF DRESS BUTTONS AND EVERY
THING IN OUR LINE TO BE FOUND IN
MosrAsAAr THE Deer Lodge STORE
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LADIES MISSES CHILDREN's AND MEMS
IN WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
and Person Estate.

Jul 20. 1886
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VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, IN
GRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS, ALL NEW
PATTEKNs.