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Time for Proving VIII.

Territory OF Montans, County Of Deer Lodge. in
the Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Hugh Bratfon. de-
ceAsed. Notice tor Publication OF Time appointed
for Proving will
Pnruant 10 an order Of said Court made ON the I4th
day Of juno A. 1851 notice II her, by gwen Thai
ON Tbursday the f5Ih day Of July. A. b. 1881 a. ten
O'Clock .. m Of said day. At the court room Of snid
tourt. 81 the ucurt House In the Town and County
u Deer Lodge haw. been appointed n the time ma
place for proving the Win Ut rsid Hugh Braton az
ferecd, and for hearing the application Of Elix Brnf
ton FOR the iesnancr y her 81 Lilerr Tertamenfary
and cnn'e~t the same. ORREN EMRHsON t'k
j. Dstef ~ lcer Lodge dune Is 1881 6x}-fs
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THE u. S. PRISON.
Colonel Botkin Resigns and Hugh o'Neill is APP
pointed Deputy Superintendent.

The following correspondence will explain
itself:
u. s. PESITESTIARy.
DEER LODGE, NJ. T., June Is, 1881
Hon. A. c. Botkin, u. $. Marshal, District Of
Montana
SR-Having resolved favorable PROPOSE
ton TO engage in business in Butte City and
desiring 10 accept the same, have the honor
to tender my resignation rs Deputy Superin-
tendent of the United States Penitentiary, TO
take effect July LIST, prox. With many thanks
for valuable instruction, advice and assist
ance received from you during my incum-
bency of this position, / am
Yours very respectfully,
w. W. BoTKIN.
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REPLY.
OFFICE or THE u. S. MARSHAL, !
DISTRICT OF MONTANA,
HELENA, Montana, June 20, 1881. J

OFFICE or THE u. S. MARSHAL,
DISTRICT OF MONTANA,
HELENA, Montana, June 20, 1881.
Col w. W Botsin, Deputy Superintendent u
s. Prison:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of the 18th inst,
communicating your resignation Of the Office
of Deputy Superintendent of the u. s. Peni-
Tertiary Of Montana, is received. Your res
ignation IN accepted TO take G fleet on the day
designated.
IL Is matter Of some delicacy for me to
express my opinion rs TO the mannerin which
You have performed your dntirs but this con-
sideration does not forbid m 70 say that the
Federal and Territorial Grand Jurors that
have visited the Penitentiary during our in
cumbency, for the purpose of inspection,
have reported upon its condition lin high
terms of commentator, and that the Depart
ment of Justice has on several occasions con-
veyed TO me its appreciation of the prudence
and economy of the management. Whatev-
er merit these facts imply is to be credited
wholly TO You. Yours truly,
ALEX. c. BoTKIN,
US. Marshal.
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RAILROAD NOTES,
AS I hey Are Picked Up Pro-
miscuously.

Deer Lodge has become kind of railroad
Ostend, where the conferences are held. Col.
J. r. Dodge, of the Rocky Mountain Divis-
ion; John Morgan, of the Clarke's Fork Di-
vision, n, =. X. r., and Washington Dunn,
of the u. & N. X. r., were i'm town Monday
and Tuesday and seemed to enjoy each 9th
er's society very much.
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We made mention last week of the n. p.
r. r. survey via Mullan Tunnel and Helena,
with data Of tunneling, trestling and distance
as we were then advised. During the pres
ence here of Colonel Dodge we sought to OBJ
tain definite figures from him, but he had
come direct from Bozeman and had no re-
ports of profiles from either the Pipestone or
Mullan parties. He thinks, however, that
our Informant was in error as to the length of
the Mullan tunnel, which he estimates at
about 400 instead of 6600 feet He also be-
lieves the tuuneling can be done for less than
500 foot. Speaking Of it in comparison
with the Dry Cottonwood Pass he says the
tunnel at Mullan is 1000 feet lower than the
summit of Dry Cottonwood Pass, and that,
although the eastern declivity of the former
is very abrupt, he is led to believe practical
BILE grade has been found.
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STRAYED OR TAKEN UP.

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the first insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion
measured in nonpareil type.
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Harding, Martin & Co.'S Circular, June II.

Harding, Martin d Co.'s Circular, June III.
TEXAS AND TERRITORY WOOL.
The sales include 10000 ibs. Texas Mt 30N132
c., 81, 900 lbs. Texas Mt &c. 1000 tts. old Texas
ut 2sc.; IL, 800 TBS. Texas at 26n2gc.; 1000 lbs
Texas at 12(a26 G.; IL 800 ibs. Territory at 23(a
26tc.; 1900 bs. Territory at 20(925c q 200 lbs
Territory at 1S0e20c.; 1900 Kansas at 19c.;
10000 lbs. Colorado at De- and 1000 lbs. Colo
RADIO at 1Sc. u ID.
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MOLINE,

Bay mare, foaled In 1876 Sired by Mountain Chief
FIRST dam. Fanny Has nice fly colt from Live OaK
by her side, and stinted to Mosein.
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LOCAL NEWS
cANvAssINo AGENT.

Mr. GEORGE II. SCOTT has been engaged ms
Collector for the NEW NORTH WEST, and
will call on our West Side subscribers shortly
As our Collector only makes annual visits, and.
astonishing as IL may appear, II takes money to
pubnsh a newspaper, we trust all subscri bers
will pay promptly, even II a little announcement.
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The above described horses are uithouf ripal.
ard for breediu0 parposes cxH~of be eEcclled in
the Territory. There are a6oUt One Hundred
and Thirty or Forty fine Mares aud FiHies in
lc band, most Of them sired by either Mountain
Chief Liue OK, or the Thoroughbred Stallion,
Turner.
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Also, q Lot Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
BUG0IES, SULKIES, ROAD WAGONS, BUG.
GY WAGON HARNESS, and Great Variety
Of PERSONAL PROPERTY usually found on Z
well stocked Ranch.
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Bay mare. ioaled In ls77 Sired by Mountain Chief,
rirst dam, Fanny Has nice hliy colt, by Live Oak
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Brown three year old stallion foaled May 24th 1873
Chief. I'd dam, Fanny, by Washington denmark.
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The town is quiet for this time of year,
And little happens worthy mentioning here
OF minor police notes there seems no end.
The Peoples National declares dividend.
Y O'CLOCK.
HELENA June q, 1881.
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LUCY LEEI
MoNTTEI

Bay mare. foaed June 18th, 1875 sired by Mountain
Chief First dam, Fanny. Will drop Mosen colt
in few days
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OAK

b own ally-star In forehead. Foaled May =, 1871
Sired by Live Oak. First dam, Fanny.
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Notaries Public Appointed.

The following-named persons have been
appointed Notaries Public for the Territory
Of Montana since the adjo Irnment Of the
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BURR OAKi


three year old bay stallion, foaled April 22d 1878
Sired by Live Oak. First dam, fanny.
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~ The sale win be continued from day to ds,
until all srtclesthat can he spared from the Rancho,
are disposed Of
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TERMS OF SALE.-Cash In hand. Sale
positive, to close the estate.
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monstrated by the precipitate occupancy of
Jefferson Canon by the Utah and Northern
engineers and graders and other corrobora-
live evidence that the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific Companies are in the a.ti-
tude of rivals The latter is pushing the for
mer a. far north M possible, with view TO
controlling the trade south of 1t, and, 1t Is
even stated, regards Benton as favorable OBJ
jective point. The Northern Pacific, by its
operations in that portion of Montana, shows
its disposition 10 push the work Of construc
ton In interior Montana without awaiting
the slow progress from Giendive and Pen
d'Oreille Lake. The favorable attitude and
rates of the Union Pacific Co. would have
enabled construction to be prosecuted from
Silver Bow If the Pipsstone pass were SELECT
ed the reverse suggests that the Northern
Pacific may conclude 10 adopt the Helena
route, utilize the Missouri river and shut off
the Utah and Northern project of going TO
Benton by constructing branch from Heleua
to Benton or placing boats on the Upper
River, with rail portage around the Falls.
We are on the eve or important events in
the construction Of railroads in Montana,
and with two prominent corporations asplr-
ing to obtain supremacy, in days when great
enterprises are Of common occurrence, opera
ting ID circumvent each other, undertakings
which involve surprising events mar be an
sis.ipated. 1t would b. axurprising event Il
to route via Helena, longer Than either the
Dry Cottonwood o. Pipeztooe, ehculd b
selActel md ~ - portiaecl1Y WITH which
that IIne y uuxIpd ~ epd ~ 4lxanfagoe q
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Pending the issue between the routes,
which, of course, cannot be definitely deter
mined yet, it is stated by those who have
been in the vicinity that following the Little
Blackfoot around to its headwaters, a low
pass divides it from a tributary of Boulder
which puts in near Bushs station. The
country is heavily timbered and we do not
know that it has been explored with the view
of finding railroad route, but il is believed
to possess advantages commencing it to the
Investigation of Col. Dodge.
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Surrounding mines look better every day
And prospectors begin to draw their pay.
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The perihelion of the planets Sunday last
On us had no effect but to oercast
The sky with cloud which drip rain all the
time; it
Would seem the perihelion dampened mp the
climate.
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The Fine Kentucky Brown Mare Fanny

sired by Washington Denmark First dam. Cripple
ny Ned Forest, Dr. known as the Cooper horse. Dam
Berthnne. ID dam, kate, by Curd's Kosiusko by Old
koslnsko. by Sir Archey. I'd dam, by Hunts Com
modore, trotting horse raised in New York. 4th
dam, by Qnarles' Little Whip, by BIackburn's Whip,
BY Imported Whip.
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John Mcguire, artistic dc monologue,
This week has set the theatre-goers agog.
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I'll EEP FOR SALE.

have for salc 1t INV rsnch on nutte Road. e,oes,nv
q Browns CIV ch, near Silver Bow. $50 HEAD cf
SHEEP. NJ. wc~. Abo1f SIX or seven Ell hths McIino
Ihete shsvp have been In Montana nearly two vtsrs
and are fkoronshy accmHed. This band win s.
rold q /. ixir iaarket prics. Apply soon.
0sH WIN. BIRDSRlL
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ORINDAi

Brown mare, fosied May Esd. 1879 Sired by Liv
Oak. Fret dam, knie.
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arc uispoSco o.
EOBT. S. KELLEY,
Admnistrator Of the Estate of. s. Pemb~ton,
Deceased. G23td
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ELLEN RET,T,Et

fine Kentucky Brood Mare, with foal by aoslem
has thrown some Of the fnest colts In the Territory
pEDIaREE-Sired Nv DIR. L. Herrs Membrino Patchen,
4 tuil brother to Lady Thorn. First dam Belle oi
Meadow Brook. by X. ii. Aexander's Ned Forest;
"a dam, by Hers Bosron, he by Old Boston sire OF
Lexington: 81 dam, by Houton's 'ru-ader: 4th dam
6y Cnrd kosinsco. he by Old Kosiuseo by Sir Archy
9TH dam, Blackburns Whip, by imported Whip.
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EST DEER LODGE, MONTANA FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1881
ALMOST A DEADLOCK;
Or, : Few Minutes Of < o.cIoel.


A youth named Leland, tired Of the strife
And the heart-sick'ning sorrows of his life,
Some evenings since attempted, but in vain
To poison out his life and end his pain.
Three months ago the maiden whose bright
eyes
Beamed on his soul like stars of Paradise
Sickened and died; and meath the coffin lid
All his bright hopes and joys of life were
hid
His act was rash, but life unto this man.
Was barren without love--censure him who
can.
One c. +. Blanchard. just from an Eastern
Sta.e,
Last Thursday evening met horrid fate.
His horses on the prairie east of town
Were grazing with their lariats trailing
down.
Soon after supper, fearing they might stray
And ere the morning wander far away,
He followed them and fearful of no harm,
Catching them, wound their lariats round
his arm
To lead them home. Both horses being
young,
Full of wild spirit, skittish and high-strung,
Started to sudden frenzy, madly ran
Dragging behind the rope-entangled man.
Their fight and speed increased as on they
sped
And ere they could be checked Blanchard
was dead.
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Aew Aorth
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertise ments under this head will be charged
hfteen cents per line for the FIRST insertion and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion
measured in nonpareii type.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-19
DOYLE, Christopher-One hundred
acres Plains.

DOYLE, Christopher-One hundred
acres Plains.
DREHER, Joseph-Two hundred and
forty acres Sandy Greek.
KENNEBREW, Atkinson Agent Four
hundred and seven acres, Comite River,
adjoining Atkinson seventeen miles from
Baton Bouge.
LEVY, Jonas S-Undivided half Of
two hundred and forty acres Of land for
merly Levy and Umberhagen, Bayou
Manchac.
LOBDEIL Janes-Two lots, three
and four, square number fifty -four B +.
!. MORGAN J A-One hundred and sew
enty-four acres, Comite River.
MUSE, Mrs NJ R-Six hundred and
forty-four acres, Comite River, bounded
northwest and east by w r CLANCY,
south by j B Carney, north by McCantz.
NELSON, Mrs None hundred and
sixty acres, Sandy Creek.
ROLLING, s None hundred acres,
Jones Creek, bounded by Brogden, Pike
and Gordon
SARRADET S Co.-North half oflots
numbers and square number 23,B. =.
UNKNOWN OWNERSHIP hundred and
forty acres, T 5 SIR Z. Sec tfty-eight
west of Comite river north of Cunning
ham tract, entered by VIM Cooper.
UNKNOWN Owners or heirs Of Conrad
Six hundred and thlrty-nine acres,
I IS, 5 r E, Sec 50 west of Comite riv-
or On F1and road wOOds
UNKNOWN Owners or Est F. Bahr-
Fifteen and 40-100th acres, northeast
half of northwest quarter of T R Z.
UNKNOWN Owners or Roman Forstall
& Co-One hundred and sixty acres,
bounded north by John Arnold, east by
Mrs. Browning, south by Mullen tract,
west by Comite River.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, without limit for
amount of back taxes, damages and penalties,
taxes of 1878 and 1880 and costs not included.
J. W. BATES.
Sheriff parish of East Baton Rouge, and eX.OfieiO
Tax Collector.
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE. March 17th.1ssl.
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Postponed Tax Collectors Sales.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, vs.. DELIN.
ment Tax Debtors Parish Of East Baton
R0uge-Bv virtue of the authority vested in me
by law. will proceed TO sell at public auction,
az the Courthouse door of this parish, within
legal sale hours, ON
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COOPER, Jesse-Eighty acres, boun-
ded north by Mrs Honea, south by es-
tate of j. B. Powers, east by Sam Butler,
west by I. j. Carpenter.
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Proposals for Military Supplies.

HRAooUARTERs DErAaTNE:T OF DAxoTA
OFFICE CHIEF QCaRTEKNARrEE.
st. Faul, Minn., March -. ISL.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplica,e subject
- to the usual conditions. will be received a,
this office or at the offices of the Quarternasters
and bismarck y. T.. and Helena, NJ. T.. until
i2o'clock. noon. the 2sd day Of April, ISL. al
tbe in . OF b bdders dse M "ed d e
livery during 1he fiscal year commencing j uI,
LIST. 1881, and ending June 10th, ls32, OF such
Quantities OF
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got through with the mare, we had to 90
back in the water to draw the sleigh over,
and this took us fully another half hour
OF hard work, the water and ice up to our
breast. we then lMtched our horses in a
hurry and started for Olivet as fast as the
horse could travel. We reached Olivet
at $40 p.m.pretty nearly frozen to death.
Mrs. Douglass made us q good fire, and
gave us some dry clothing. In pulling
my shoes of, found my heels were fro.
zen hard. and to tell you how much I
suffered to thaw them out, is. out of the
question, unless you have tried it your
self.
In tho evening. DIR. Mum, the popular
doctor of Bon Homme county, came to
Mrs. Douglas home, and MS he was re-
turning to Scotland. accepted his kind
offer to take mo back. gave up the
idea of going further up the james, and
it was good one, for in reaching Scot.
land. MIR. Brinkerhof informed me that
he telegraphed to Mitchell to not send
back the stage, as there was danger of
death for persons aud team. DR.. Mum
had splendid team and as he also is a
skiIlful driver, he reached Scotland with
out being obliged to swim across the
pond. We reached the little city at 81
o'clock p. M, and after taking supper 1
went to bed, and sent down my clothing
to be put near the fire expect to be
able to leavef for Yankton Thursday morn
ing, and if have any more swimming to
do, I will not worry you with the details
OF it.
In finishing this letter. will add that
have enough travelling for while, and
# Mother Necessity would force me to
go out before the next fourth Of July. I
will take boat with me, and rubber
lights. Respectfully,
ALFRED CAERE.
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Money to loan on Farm Property; Long Time
Ten per cent. Interest, aud NJ
COMMISSIONS.
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MANHOOD RESTORED

A victim of early imprudence. causing o>I
Snus debility. premature decay, ETC.. having
tried in vain every known remedy, has diec'v
eret . simple mesns Of self-curo, WHICH BE-
will send free 70 his fellow -suferers. Address
J; H: RERvR y Chatham strsst 6sv xoxk
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For Sal. or E.nt-apal l.t.

RIY>5torc building at Springfield. y. t. size
AsA 22x50, with counters and shelving complete.
also good cellar. One Of the best towns in Da-
kota for general trade. Apply to
Il. 4. kETCHUM.
Ianktnn. u. T
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Municipal Securities, Schoo! Bonds. and
County Warrants bought on rcason-
able terms.
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For Sale Cheap.

vINHE ONE AND A HALF STORY. BRICK
L DWELLING HOUSE. good cellar; five
rooms; good location. situated corner Fourth
and Locust sts., Yankton, ID. r. Apply to
G. w. ltOBERTS.
Real Estate Agent.
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Domestic aud Foreign Exchange Bought ard
Sold.
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Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn,
Oats and Bran,

sSASt III
as may be required during said fiscal year =!
Saint Paul and Fort Smelling. Mimi, Post and
Headquarters of Dcpartn ant'; iankton, Forts
Abraham Lincoln, Meade. Yates, Bennett. Hale
Randall. Sully. CaItonmcnt Bad Lands and
bismarck, u. L. Q@aartermasters depot: Forts
kcogh Custer, Ellis. Shaw. Missoula. benton
Assinnibone. MagiGnis, and Camps Poplar River
and Porter, NJ. L.
Delivery of such supplies-.Grain and Bran
as the government may need before juno Goth
1881. ito be paid for from current appronria-
tionsl will he required.
Proposals Tor either class of the stores men
toned or for quantities less than the whole re-
quired. will be received. Separate proposals
On triplicatel are required for each post
The government: reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals.
preference will hc given to articles of do
nestle production.
In bidding for grain, bidders are requested TO
state the rate per 100 pounds, and not per bush.
cred in sacks. such grain ,rH. not be rectirei j.
tie sacks contain q greater quantity 'haH 10
pounds.
Blank proposals and printed circulars stating
the kind and estimated quantities required a.
each post. and giving full instructions as to the
manner of bidding. conditions to be observed
by bidders, of bonds to accompany proposals,
and terms of contract and payment.will be fur
nished on application TO this Office or to the
quartermasters at the various posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for - ---.---- Ut
--." and addressed to the undersigned.
or to the respective post or depot Quartermas-
80 E.B. GIBBS.
Captain and Assistant Quartermastcr, Z. S. 4.
! In charge of Office Chief Quart"rmaster. De-
partmcnt of Dakota.
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A YOUNG lady, experienced in Office work.
desires position as copyist. cashier or
amanuensis. Address
P.O. Box l9, City.
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n EcIAI NOTICES.

SILVER goods of all the latest STYLES jus re
~ crivcd by II. q. Clark d Co.. tho jewelers..
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Proposals.

yAsKros, D. T.. aiarch Eth. 1881.
PROPOSALS will be received Mt the the
Office Of j. x. Sanborn. until Saturday,
5itli day of March, att O'Clock. p. m for fur-
nising wood coal, !!lcat and groceries for the
Dakota Hospital for the Insane for the quarter
commencing April LIST and ending June goth,
1881. j. A. POTTER.
Steward,
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Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns. Mrs
E. J. Coggine, agent, Third street, Yanl.
ton Dakota.
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Time Books

FOR WEEK OR MONTH, for sale at the Press
L ard Dakotaian counting room.
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Taken y.

On Monday, March 18th, one dark bay pony.
with star in forehead. Owner can have same by
provin. prnperty and paying charges. Apply at
WYOMING STAGE Co.'S BARN.
HARRY RICHARDSON.