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Notice Is hereby given. that In pursuance of an or
der of the Probate Court of Deer Lodge County.
Territory Of Montana made Mach 4, 1889, In the
matter of the estate OF Hugh Bratton, deceased the
undersigned the Administrative of the said estate,
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. lawful money of the United States and subject
to confirmation by said Probate Cout, on
Saturday, the Goth day of May, 1882,
at O'Clock p. m In front of the Court House In said
deer Lodge County, all the right, title and interest
his death. and all the right, title and interest that the
said estate has by operation OF law or otherwise &C
CURED other than or in addition to that of said Hugh
Bsatton at the time OF his death In and to all those
certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate lying,
and being In the said county of Deer Lodge. Terri
tory of Montana, and bounded and described fol.
Twenty -four and $4,000 acres of land, adjoining
the townsite of Deer Lodge on the SOUTH said land
being portion OF what was formerly known as the
Bratton RANCH and was set apart from said ranch by
order of the said Probate Court January TO- 1854;
also lets Nos. g. g. o. 10 and IL In Block n In the
said Deer Lodge TOWNSHIP. Also on the same day and
time as aforesaid and the same conditions at the
town of Backfoot. said county these certain pieces
said County of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana,
and bounded aud described as follows, to wit:
An undivided ne-third interest In the Tiger Gulch
placer mining claim in Tiger Gulch, ophir Township
In said county also one undivided half of the ophr
Ditch and 90 90 placer mining ground also
undivided one third interest In placer claim on
Ophir Bar. known as the Bratton d Pemberton's
ground also, all Of the Dutch boys claim, known as
the ophr Bar claim, and one dwelling house near
Blackfoot City, said Deer Lodge County,
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash. lawful money
purchase money to be paid the day Of sale and bal
ance on confirmation OF sale by said Probate Court
Deeds at the expense Of purchasers.
ELIZA BRATTON,
Administrative of the Estate of Hugh Bratton, decd
DEER LopaE, April 20, 1881. 86S IL
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Broncho Johnny Captured.

Our readers win recollect that recently q
trio of horse thieves put up q game at Hell
ena to raid Chicago Joe's band Of horses !;
that one of the party gave the game away |;
that Sheriff Jeffries and deputies laid for and
captured two; that the third tBroncho John
ny) escaped under fire In the night; that he
was afterward seen in Helena, but gave his
pursuers leg bail and escaped
On Tuesday Deputy Sheriff George Bashaw
came here from Helena and took Under
Sheriff McTague into his confidence. BY
noon Wednesday they had their man To-
Gated" He was working at w. b. Millers
ranch-had been there about q week. "John-
nv ii n foot racer ~ well a. boquero. and liz
stated to be on the fight Tt was thought If
the officers went down during the day he
would see them and skip to the brush along
the river. So 1t was arranged they should
drop In on him Mt supper. A little before six
they started down, Mr.. Miller having pre-
coded them. Just below DR.. Higgins's resi-
dence they met Mr.. Miller returning In his
wagon and man riding behind him on
horseback. Something about the manner In
which Mr.. Miller turned his head over one
shoulder, caused Mr.. Broncho Johnny. the
man on horseback, 70 be covered instantly
with couple OF six-shooters, ut which gentle
admonition he coolly dismounted and accom-
| panied the officers to jail He talks pretty
| loose and says he would have given them IL
| the game they wanted had they come 70 the
| house. II seems they got him just In time
| nj he designed leaving that night or yester
| day for Idaho, and Miller thinks now thu
4 Johnnys hid entirely too much admiration
/ Tor ! sorrel horse belonging 10 Nm. Miller.
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DIED.

ASPLING-In Deer Lodge, Montana, April
Is, 1882, from an accidental gun-shot
wound, Robert r. Aspiring, aged IA years,
8months, and q days.
The funeral will take place from the Pres
byterian church, Deer Lodge, this afternoon
at two o'clock. Relatives and friends of the
deceased and of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
CAREY-At BoZeman. April 16, 1882, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Carey.
McDONALD-AtB ozeman, April 16, 1882.
iufant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mcdonald.
PONsFORD-At Bozeman, April 16, 1882
John, son of Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Ponsford,
aged months.
ANCENEY-Near Hamilton, Gallatin coun-
ty, April IS, 1882, Angehque, wife of Chas.
Anceney, aged 81 years.
COFFIN Butte, April 20, 1882, infant
daughter of Moses and Belle Golf, aged 6
months.
WILLIAMS-In Granite Gulch, Madison
county, April 10, 1882, Julia L., wife of B.
G. Williams, aged 30 years.
BATTEN-In Butte, April IL, 1882, Edward
Batten.
RAFFERTY-In Ruby valley, Madison
county, April IS, 1882 Alice, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafferty,, aged about years.
BEALL-Near Silver Star, Madison county,
April 10, 1882, Mrs. Narcissa Beall, aged ~
years.
DODGE-In Helena, April IA, 1882, Edith L.
Dodge, aged II years.
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Burglars are beginning TO operate at Butte.
The distance from Miles City to Helena is
AIT miles.
A sudden revival of religion at wickes is
announced.
The Inter Mountain of Tuesday advertises
little girl lost.
Sun River is now in connection with Fort
Shaw by telephone.
W. w. Crossman is at Helena trying to in
troduce the telephone.
Proposals to build an Episcopal church in
Dillon are advertised for.
Mr.. James Muir, the tunnel man, will
live in Bozeman this summer.
Twenty land filings have been made on the
Shonkin in the last six weeks.
Captain Thos. III. French, 7th Cavalry, died
recently in Leavenworth, Kas.
A Butte doctor charged pilgrim $40 for
bottle of medicine to cure cold
There is war among the Benton lawyers on
account of "unprofessional" conduct.
Cattle men from Cheyenne and Laramie
ait phyihS oeo|h LA DSo'SihSau Soohey'
The scalp of the Sioux recently killed near
Glendive was sent east by DIR. Campbell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flowerree died in Helena
last Friday after an illness of forty-fiye days
The steamer Josephine viii reach Benton
tomorrow and depart the next day for Bis
marck.
Eli Guardipee has been granted divorce
from his wife, Mary Guardipee, by the Benton
court.
Joseph Leighton win probably build the
Custer county court house at Miles City for
S3o,99O.
Franklin, Humbert s. Co., of Helena, are
establishing branch store at the Bozeman
tunnel.
Crow Dog, the murderer of Spotted Tail,
has been sentenced TO be hanged on the 18th
of May.
A two-thirds interest in the Wake Up-Jim
mine at Butte has been sold to Alex. Talbot
for $4,000.
Ghosts of departed road agents are said to
floating around the McCarty district, Bea YER
head county.
The prisoners in the Miles City Jail made
plot to escape recently, but their plans
were frustrated.
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Harding, Martin Il Co.

We call attention TO the advertisement Of
Harding, Martin Il Co., the prominent wool
merchants of Boston. They have recently
removed to 81, CD, 65 & o. Pearl street and
have one Of the largest and the lightcst of the
wool warehouses In that city, giving them
superior advantages In handling and exhib-
iting woods. They state Ii rs their belief that
nearly all the wool growers who shipped to
them last season realized better prices than
those who sold at home and think the same
result will follow this seasons business. They
make liberal advances by sight draft with
original bin Of lading attached, and are
very prompt and accommodating firm. In
their Circular Of April 10Th they give the
following quotations of Wyoming, Montana
and Utah woods:
Fine grade, choice condition. .24tgD
Medium, do 40 ....'.-o'g@o
Coarse carpet. .lss9is
Wool growers will receive weekly circulars
from them by sending address TO above.
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THURSDAY, APRIL GOTH.

THURSDAY, APRIL GOTH.
1776. Patrick Riley VS. Roger O'Hara; mo-
ton to dismiss appeal overruled and cause
continued for the term.
FRIDAY, 21sT.
1917. William Weinstein VS.. Algonquin
Company; motion to quash service of sum-
mons sustained, and defendants demurrer to
complaint overruled.
1890. Lewis Coleman, Treasurer of Deer
Lodge County, vs. The Algonquin Company;
demurrer to complaint overruled.
1866. Henry Hoffman VS.. Peter Hartz and
Henrietta Hartz; demurrer to separate an
swer of Henrietta Hartz sustained, and de-
cree of foreclosure of mortgage entered.
1444. BARLEY Glennon vslPatrick Griffi N,
executor of estate of John Griffin deceased;
report of A. s. Higgins, Esq, referee, APP
proved and decree for partition entered
1929. Edward G. Markley and James n.
Sherrard, trustees, vs. The Algonquin Com
pany; decree of foreclosure of mortgage fer
Sl07 ,222.2 entered and property ordered sold.
Court adjourned sine die.
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FENSON-ADEL.-At the residence
Of Peter Staffenson, April 9th, by William
Wier, j. p, Mr.. Joseph Staffenson and
Sarah Odel, both of Lost Creek.
McCLEERY-ADA the residence
of VIM. Wier, April 25th, by VIM wier, J..
p, Frank McCleery and Katie Adams, both
of Upper Deer Lodge Valley.
LYNDE- BARTHOLOMEW At Boze-
man, Montana, April 18th, Mr.. T. j. Lynde
and Miss Ella Bartholomew.
LINKERHUNT-FRA Helena,
April Goth, Mr.. Levi Linkerhunt and Mrs
Hattie Franklin.
WARD-BENHAM At Missoula, April
10th, Mr.. Irving Ward of Fot Missoula,
and Miss Mary Adele Benham, of Mis-
soula.
CLOSSEN -ALBERTSON. - At Huntley,
April 18th, Mr.. Henry Clossen of SILVIA
ter, and Miss Mary Albertson of Iowa.
ROSENCRANS-JIN waverly,
Ohio, April 18th, Mr.. l.. I'll. Rosencrans OF
Benton, and Miss Marsella Jinkins.
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I. 0. o. r.


The Complimentary Ball of Cottonwood
Lodge No. ., I. o. o. f., given on the occa-
ION of the presence here last Monday even
ing of the Helena, Bozeman and Missoula
delegations en- route to attend the Grand
Lodge at Butte, was largely attended and
was a very pleasant affair. The music was
furnished by Messrs. Speck, Dusssau and
Fitchin, of Butte.
Among the visitors present were: From
Helena, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jeffries, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kenck, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Hewins, Miss Alice Weikel, Miss Emma
Zeigler, Miss Amelia Kenck, Messrs. Masse-
ma Bullard, Jacob Loeb, +. A. Henneberry,
Chas. Hoepfner and Frank Zeigler. From
Bozeman, A. d. Mcpherson. From Missoula,
w. FL. Dickinson. All the gentlemen named
were memb ers and officers of the Order. They
left on Tuesday for Butte and will return to-
day or tomorrow.
DR.. A. H.. Mitchell and Charles Rouleau are
the representatives to the Grand Lodge from
Cottonwood Lodge No. 2.
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BORN.

EASTLAND.-At Skalkaho, April 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Eastland, daugh-
ter.
HATT-In Missoula, April 10th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. HIATT, daughter.
KELLY.-In Prickly Pear Valley, April
10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kelly, son.
RICHARDS-In Browns Gulch, Madison
county April 10Th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alcide
Richards, a daughter.
WILLIAMS In Granite Gulch, Madison
county, April 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. b. c..
Williams, q son.
GRAHAM.-In Ruby Valley, Madison coun-
ty, April 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Graham, daughter.
FISK.--In Helena, April 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Il. L. Fisk, twins-son and daughter.
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Out with IL.

West-siders are puzzled al TO the origin
ana meaning Of "Missoula." In our opinion
il IL nothing more nor less than corruption
of Missouri-the river, county, and town
having been 80 named in honor OF the native
State of the first white settlers. In Verihca'
ton ofshis opinion, we respectfully refer 10
Hon. Granville sfuart.--AUant Courier.
Out Mt Missoula they don't know the mean
inc of the word "Missoula., Judge Irvine,
of Butte, can tell the meaning OF MISSOURI
IL the Judges modesty viii permlt.-DtAoH
Tribune.
This ~ getting interesting-historical
mysteriousiy, and scandalousiy interesting
Let him who knoweth. speak.
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RAILROAD NOTES.


As They Are Picked Up Promiscuously.
Engineer Robert Blickensderfer, in charge
of the Utah and Northern extension from
Silver Bow Junction to Deer Lodge, Samuel
Word, Esq, Right of Way agent, and Geo.
w. Irwin, Esq, Assistant Secretary of the
Company, were IN Deer Lodge yesterday on
business connected with the road. Mr..
Word was closing up right of way business
and Mr.. Bickensderfer was looking after
locations of tracks and depot. His recon-
mendations in The premises will be submit
ted to the Omaha Office for final determine
tion, which will occupy week or two. In
conversation with Mr.. Blickepsderfer he
stated that the distance from s. b. J. to Deer
Lodge is thirtv-three miles. The heaviest
grade at any poiut in the valley is forty feet
to the mile, aud in the canon fifty-three feet
There are now 100 teams and moe men
grading between S. B. j. and Deer Lodge
crossing. Work will be commenced next
week this side of the crossing on Goodwin's
place. The force will so on be increased to
about $50 teams. This force can comp lete
the grade to Deer Lodge by July LIST. 1t is
designed to finish up the grade as the force
comes along.
There are now about 100 cars of rails for
the extension at Silver Bow Junction and
the average ARRIVAL Is about five cars day.
The extension is being laid with 80 lib. iron
rails, which gives better traction surface
and makes a more solid road than the forty
pound rails heretofore used. 1t takes 10 cars
Of 30 lib. rails to lay one mile of track. The
track laying force will be Independent of the
number Of graders employed.
Messrs. Word and Blickeusderfer 90 to
Butte to-day and Mr.. Irwin to Helena.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Every Light-Running Vev Home Sewing
Machine has its number plainly stamped on
the front shuttle slide when 1t leaves our fac
tory. When New Home Machine is offered
for sale at less than our established prices, or
with the number obliterated or altered over,
IL is good evidence that all is not right. We
have lost number of machines at various
times; and in our efforts to recover them we
shall enforce our rights to the utmost extent.
In order to avoid any trouble arising from
the aforementioned cause and to protect
yourself from imposition, buy only of our
authorized agents.
Machines procured elsewhere are not
warranted by us. We can not and will not
guarantee them after they have been tam
pered with.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE Co.,
80 Union Square, New York.
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mo. 1117.l
Application for Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. M ~ Anril I'D I

HELENA, M. T., April ID, 1852.
Notice Ia hereby given that Thomas L. Mcguire
and Remigius DeRyckere, whose Post Office address,
10 Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have
this day filed their application for Patent for SO 5200
acres OF Placer Mining Ground situated In Granite
Mining District, funorganizsd,l County of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and designated by
the Official Plat and aed notes file In this office as
Lot No 40 In T6 N. RS W; said Lot No. 10, Is des-
ersbed with magnetic variation at 20 deg Is min 10
II deg X, as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at pine stump feet In diameter, 4 feet
above ground surrounded by large rocks In place and
marked 1-i0 and running thence N 81 deg, 1890
Chs to Cor No. . thence 20 deg $500 Chs 10 Cor
No 3; thence 5 IA deg, 1000 Chs to Cor No 4;
thence IS deg w $500 Chs to Cor No g. thence N
80 deg w, $3.50 Chs to Cor No thence 81 deg W,
500 Chs TO Cor NOT: thence w hoo Chs to Cor No
g. whence Quarter Section Cor between Secs and 8,
T6 N, RS w. bears deg 81 min w, 10sa chs dist
thence deg 30 min T. sos chs TO Cor No. and
place OF beginning containing an area OF IS 52l00
acres.
Tue above described mining ground IL claimed by
right OF location and purchase, compliance with the
nsages and customs of miners and tho undsturbed
ownership and possession thereof for ten years last
past BY the said applicants their grantors and prede
cessors In interest.
The adjoining claimants are James o. Donns, to pla
Ger mining ground on the South East, and Thomas
Stuart ct al to placer mining ground on the West.
j.. Ii. MOE, -.
Gus lot REGISTER.
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Young Trotters ON Foot.

The following foals, sired by Herod, record
2:o6s, have made their appearance at the
q willow Run Stud Farm"
Bay Ally -, dam Nettie Norris, record
2.30i.
Black flly ---, dam Flight, the dam Of
FIcefv Golddsst; record 10
Chestnut flly ----, dam Dark, the dam OF
Il Forrest Golddust," trial 2:22s.
Black ANY, dam QUEEN, halfsister 70 "Gien-
dale record 2:20l.
bay fiIly ----, dam Flora - pacer' ~
scutt's aHiatogo," trial 22t
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The boomerang remarks, that If ysu have
any Of the poisonous compound known Is
srough on rats" you had better put 1t up on
. top shelf somewhere, or, what Is better,
take 1t out and bury 1t. Several deaths have
occurred In other cities from Its use lately.
1t win soon dispute with concentrated lye for
the honor Of being the itemizer's friend.
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The venerable Alexander FL. Stephens,
sitting In his invalid chair in the open area
before the Speakers chair, Is described as
the most impressive figure In the House Of
Representative little old man, with the
figure of age and the face Of child; with
eyes Of flame, the voice of mocking- bird,
and the words OF wisdom.
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Senator Logan said In his speech on edu-
cation, recently delivered In the Senate
chamber: Shave you ever known minister
Of the Gospel to refuse : ten dollar bill to-
keeper gave Il !? never have" In Illinois
the expression has been taken up Is ! text
for sermons against him. Some Of the Clergy
regard tho speech In the Light Of m insult.
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CAUTION.

Every Neso Home Machine bought of us or
our regular agents is fully warranted for five
years and a guarantee to this effect Is given
the purchaser, III desired.
when you are offered New Home machine
below our agents regular prices, demand
from, the party so Offering strictly ness machine
NTH the plate number undltered, and with all
attachments, such as our agents furnish.
Also demand from him clean bill Of sale in
our name and atoarrdntee for fire years signed
By US, NTH the plate nunbei Of the machine in
serted therein.
II he can not do all this willingly, drop
him as there Is crookedness" somewhere.
The above are only fair requests which any
of our agents are able TO comply with.
We are sure that every sensible person win
admit that 1t is far better for the public to
buy direct from our authorized agents and
know what they are getting than to purchase
outside fer the sake Of saving few dollars
and get q machine not warranted by rs, be-
side running the risk Of future trouble and
annoyance that may arise.
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE Co.,
30 Union Square, New York.
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CABLE POST OFFICE.


A New Postmaster Must he Recommended.
Postmaster Stackpole hands us the follow
ing:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE FlesT ASST =. NJ. GEN'L,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 8, 1889. J
SIR The Postmaster General desires that
public notice be given, without any expense
TO the Department, TO the citizens of Gable,
Deer Lodge county, Montana, tevidence of
which notice you will please forward to this
otficel of the vacancy in the Post Office,
caused by the resignation of the Postmaster.
that they may have n voice in recommending
q person for appointment who can execute
the bond required by law and is otherwise
eligible. If the Office is no longer required
for public convenience, you will please adj
wise me accordingly. Minors are by law inca
pable of holding the Office of Postmaster, but
they can act Ms assistants, II over sixteen
years of age.
Very respectfully,
JAMES III. MARI,
for First Asst Postmaster Gent.
To 2. VI. Deer Lodge, VI. T.
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We learn on good authority, that q fifth
interest in the Salt Lake Tribune was sold q
few days ago to o. j. Hollister, for the sum
of SO, 800 cash, the interest purchased being
that oil ]. r. Shupbach.-Ogden Pilot.
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Temperature.

We are indebted to Mr.. J. FL. Young, U.
s. Signal Service Observer for this station, for
the following record of maximum and mini
mum temperatures for the week ending
April 26, 1882, as taken each day at sunset:
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Tor rlTSt Ass TOstitiastcf
To =. NJ. Deer Lodge, VI. I.

the citizens of Cable should promptly rec
ommend new Postmaster. As there Is no
expense to the Department except the pay
OF the r. NJ, there will be no difficulty In
continuing tie office IL citizens of Gable act
promptly.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.


RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
MlssoULA, PHILIPsBuRo AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. IN. Depart at 4. 80 p. M
Mails at Deer Lodge Postoffiee close thirty
minutes before the departure Of each coach.
E S. sTAcKPoLE, p. M
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP

Advertisements under this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for the irst insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion
measuredin nonparei1 type.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
April Term, A. ID. 1882.

Hon. William J. Galbraith, Judge.
Alexander Il. Mayhem, Esq, Territorial
District Attorney.
George w. Irwin, IL, Clerk.
Thomas Strang, Sheriff.
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Taken Up.

One iron-gray horse, saddle-marked. branded Mp
on the right shoulder, about five years old came INTO
the enclosure of Morgan Thomas last fall The own
er can recover the animal upon proving property
and paying charges. MORGAN THOMAS
665t4 Upper Deer Lodge Valley.
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NoTE.-Mr. L'Rosenkrantz, of Butte City,
is our only authorized General Agent for
Montana Territory, and Messrs. VIM. Coleman
& Co., Deer Dodge, are the only authorized
agents for the sale of the New Home in Deer
Lodge.
If you buy elsewhere you must take your
chances. 657-3m