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THE .INpEPENpENT."
New. Material and nm Enlarged Paper

Our capital neighbor, the Independent, has
since IT. incorporation made some valuable
additions to its material and now has one Of
the best equipped offices In the Territory.
The new material includes very fine, extra
large Campbell press, new boiler and en-
CINE, type, paper~cutter, etc. The Weekly is
enlarged several columns, and IL q very hand
some paper Col A. NJ Voolfolk Ii one Of
the very ablest writers I'm the Territory, and
the Independent since his occupancy OF the
editorial chair has vastly improved and taken
front place among the journals Of Mon
tana. We congratulate him and Messrs.
McQuade and Lacroix on the worthiness OF
their journal and the evident favor IL receives
at the hands Of the people. ff TO the other
blessings Providence has showered upon
them had come conversion from the halluci-
nation OF Democracy, there would have been
no good left TO wish for; perhaps II II best ~
IL IL. In this mention We do not wish to
overlook its merits ~ local paper, OF which
columns Mr. Cur X. Piatt has charge. In
speaking of his abilities TO the readers Of the
NEW NORTH wEsT IL In only necessary to
say that the reason the popular and poetical
TX O'CLOCK" Helena letters ceased to APP
pear In this paper was that X O'CLOCK
and Guy X. PiATT are one ana the same per-
son, and that his engagement by the hide
pendent gives full occupation to his time. We
trust now that his identity, merely concealed
BY this paper because concealment whetted
curiosity, has been disclosed, Guy will
feel the embargo lifted and throw few wild
rhymes into th. local happenings cf the Cap
ital City.
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PERSONAL.

It IL stated Dr. Hanks will return next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathews, Of Butte.
were In town this week.
Mrs. wunierlich, nee Capitola Manning,
of Divide, il visiting her parents near Deer
Lodge.
w. Y. Pembrrton, Esq, has returned from
Helena. and will locate In Butte for the prac-
tice Of law.
DIR. Mitchell and Mr. Holland got away for
America This week. leaving on the cars
Thursday morning.
CP. III. Bielenherg started ont fer :" con-
stitutional ride to Nevada creek yesterday
morning. taking advantage Of the ''bracing''
air on that occasion.
Mr.. j.. HI. Robertson. OF 4. L. Bonner &
Co, who has been In the east several months
purchasing goods, returned TO Butte this
week ard win reach here to-day.
Miss Ella Irvine, who went 70 Cincinnati
y couple OF months ago with the purpose Of
taking music lessons, has concluded TO re.
turn home with Mr.. and Mrs. OsBannon.
Colonel w. w Botkin, Of Butte, Il taking
few days recrration in = trip to Helena
and Mr.. H. s. Stackpole issfanding his watch
1t Butte during the Colonies absence.
The Butte Inter Mosstdia states that II Il
proposed TO invite Mi~ Mamie B. Kelley, Of
Deer Lodge, 20 txke the part Of Queen
Esther III tho reproduction Or the cantata In
Butte Oh February ~ and lth.
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DEVELOPMENT or MINES
A Project That Deer Lodge Should LIN
courage

The range few miles east Of and parallel
with the Deer Lodge river IN full OF quartz
lodges from Dog Creek Hill to Dry Cotton
wood They have attracted some attention
for the past fifteen years. Many Of them are
good streng veins and carry gold and silver
In paying quantities. Ii II the belief OF ex-
parienced miners that good quartz mining
camps will develop there. Up to this time.
however, there has been no systematic and
thorough development Of any lead to depth
sufficient to demonstrate its value to an ope-
rator, those interested in quartz since the
new era has commenced having principally
maae their Investments In the vicinity Of
Butte Messrs. Ben Franklin and John Som
ers have been the most persistent prospectors
In the range and have unlimited confidence
in the eventual development of prosperous
mines and camps In the region south of Pc.
terson creek. Within the past year Ii has
begun to impress itself on the community
that IL would he we'll TO have some OF the
leads sunk on and give the Caribou country
a start ~ n mining camp With this object
IN view, the owners of two of the strongest
and apparently richest veins have agreed to
hfNh nan Alteiosb III thsh ~ eoa'PN.s
now being organized with funds sufficient to
sink at least ITS feet on the principal vein,
and the plan has met with the active cooper
alton of leading business men In the town
1t Is contemplated to begin work M soon ~
the weather will permit. The development
of one lead will indicate the value of the
leads in the. group and be sufficient
starter" IL valuable, to insure the develop
ment of others. We trust this matter will
NOT be allowed to go by default a. . proceed
ing movement Of like character was. There
are good mines In the range east Of Deer
Lodge. Their early development will be III
important factor In the prosperity OF the
town and county.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY
Of Deer Lodge County for December,
1881.

December Edwin b. Waterbury to John
UIery, for $500, undivided one-tifteenth in
Princeton extension quartz lode, Boulder
mining district. Sale made Oct. IL, 1881.
December 4.-United States to William A.
Clark and Robert McMinn, mineral certit-
cate for 1I9 acres of placer land on branch Of
Warm Spring creek.
December 9.-Phil. z. Evans to John Will
liams, for 81, water ditch and right on Pow
ell creek Sale made December 8, 1881.
December i6.-Timothy Harrington 10
Francis Carroll! for $500, one-fourth interest
in Boulder Chief quartz lode and one-seventh
interest in Findley quartz lode, Boulder
mining district. Sale made November =,
1881
December 20.-John w. Jones to Charles
X Hardenbrook and Charles b. Jones, for
certain work to be done, water right on Mod
esty creek. Agreement made December 20,
1881
December 23-George Cockrel and wife
to John H. Meyer, for $500, lots 10, IA and
10, block Al, Deer Lodge. Sale made Decem-
Der %, 1881.
December 26.-George Cockrell and wife
to John O'Neill, for $50, lot is, block Al Deer
Lodge. Sale made December %, 1881
December a6.-John O'Neill and wife to
George Cockrell, for $50, lot IS, block Al,
Deer Lodge. Sale made December %. 1881.
December T.-John Hickey and wife to
Lew Coleman, for 81 800, one fourth interest
In Buena Vista and Altoona quartz lodes,
Boulder mining district. Sale made Novem-
Der %, 1881.
December 29.-Thomas X. Dance and 9TH
ers to James X. Pardee, for sf75, numerous
quartz claims in Flint Greek district Sale
made December 8, 1872
December D.-James X. Pariee to Hope
Mining Company, for 81 ,o72l6.several quartz
claims In Flint Creek mining district. Sale
made December 20, 1881.
December 30.-Charles Clark and wife, OF
St. Louis, to Hope Mining Company, for So
$50, certain quartz lodes In Flint Greek min
ing district. Sale made December 10, 1881.
December 30.-Joseph X Clark to VIM. A.
Clark, for 81, Cameron quartz lode, Deer
Lodge mining district. Sale made December
n, 1881.
December 31.--Frank d. Brown and wife
to John W1nger, for u, one-twelfth interest
In the Ranchero quartz lode, Flint Greek
mining district Sale made December -,
1881.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

1t is understood that John c. New, Of In
diana, who for several years was United
States Treasurer, will be nominated for
Minister to Russia.
When General Grant asked Mr.. Dent for
the hand of his daughter the old fellow asked
him: ..Why don't you court Ellen? She is
so much better looking than Julia"
The Boston Post says: A dress coat is the
proper garment to wear at a swell dinner. 1t
doesn't button i'm front, and gives you a
chance to swell.
The Vienna Political Correspondence
processes to have information that Hunt,
Score, airy of the Navy, will succeed Phelps
as U. s. Minister to Austria.
When Alexander Ii. Stephens was asked
years ago why he had never married, he all
swered decidedly: "Pride. | have always
been too proud, knowing that should al
ways be all invalid, to ask any woman to be
my nurse"
Prof. Phelps, of Andover, does not like
weeping clergymen. ain public speaker"
he says, "tears are an infrmty to be got rid
of, never a gift to be vain of. My advice to
weeping clergymen is to use tonics; study
mathematics; take fresh air; lake to the
saddle"
The following States will elect Governors
next year; Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Texas.
Some anonymous worshipper of the late
Lord Beacenstield, has sent to the trustees of
clear Hughenden manorof all encum5rances.
This will enable MIR. Coningsby Disraeli to
take possession of the manor free of deb..
The munificence of the gift has led people
to believe that 1t comes from some member
of the Rothschild family. The circumstance
goes to show that politician dead Is not al
ways on. of mind to those who have admired
his genius.
The N ninger failure, st. Paul. amounts
to S2ls,0OO. The assets are $217,000.
81 found my stocking just as full as 1t
could be. Somebody had gwen me lead
| pencil."-Sdra Bernhard.
A new law In Kansas forbids any person to
marry within six months after procuring .
divorce.
The New York Times thinks we are in
danger of an Ella of extravaganza from the
| makeup Of the committees, and calls for
vigilance of public opinion.
DR.. Carver advertises in the London Times
| that be twill shoot any man in the world for
any sum Of money from 500 to $1,000" We
! offer Guiteau as the man, and the money
will be ready.-Kansas City Journal.
Col. Hooker,serg alarms Of the House
Is The author Of the expression: "A man is
did fool who wouldn't be Republican
in Vermont and Democrat In New York
City,"
"Trll Santa Ana to go to 49," said
Zachary Taylor, when the summons to sur
render came In. @Bliss, turning to m aide,
..put that into Spanish" It appears to be
the pleasing duty Of Secretary Frelinghuy-
sen, says the Philadelphia Prcss, judging
from the news furnished by one of our
Washington correspondents, to put Mr.,
Blaine Unto Spanish"
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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
The Denver, Western Il Pacific road has
been purchased by the Union Pacific for
$500, 900.
The machinery equipment for the Boze-
man tunnel is expected this week at Dillon,
from which point 1T will be hauled by wagon
to its destination.-Herdld, January 18Th.
Great excitement il prevailing in the Port
land real estate market, owing to the pur-
chase by the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company of large amount of land, reach
ing nearly sl,0oo.OO0. Holders are now de-
handing fabulous prices.
Air compressors for driving the west end
of the Mullan tunnel are en- route from New
York. An eighty horsepower engine, pur-
chased In Helena, will furnish the steam
power for the work. The plant of buildings
at the west end in nearly ompleted.-Herdtd.
Mr.. j. Ireton, who has charge of the North
ern Pacific graders nj work in the canon
near the Hump, called at the Miner office yes
terday. There are some fifty men at work
there for the Northern Pacific company, this
being the greatest number able 70 work there
Miner, January 11h.
large number of men with blankets and
provisions passed through Butte this week
on their way to the scene of operations in
Silver Bow canon. If they join the Utah &
Northern force now at work there, this CON-
pany will be represented by numerous and
energetic body of men. The track of the U.
n ~ In, hot - Mt NEARING
plenon.-Ainer.
Eighty Iaborers to work on the Utah &
Northern reached Glen below Browns
| BRIDGE last week and were unloaded there.
These are to wsrk on the line to run from
Glen to Salisbury, and indicate the construc.
| ton of that extension Ii In anticipated a
considerable addition to the working forces
between Silver Bow Junction and Deer
Lodge will be made within tn. next few
days. .-...
The great scoop through the Rockies nj
Mullan pass il progressing Mt the rate OF
| about eight feet every twenty-four hours
| The tunnel dimensions are: Breadth, sixteen
| feet; height, twenty feet; spring of arch
| eight feet. The work il under the direct
management of Fl. C. Garner, Superinsend
emf, ably assisted by trtisty heutenants In the
| persons of William DeLeney, foreman OF
| tunnel, and r. j. Andrews, foreman of drills
The new survey made by engineer Ches.
brough between Helena and Mullan tunnel
with view of avoiding the high trestle
work across skelly's gulch and short tunnel
through spur of the mountain this side OF
that point, has been completed. The new
route has been found to be practicable ami II
has been decided to adopt it. Besides avoid
| ing the trestle work and tunnel spoken of,
there will be saving of 500, 900 In csnstruc'
ton, which Is another point decidedly in lie
| fayor.-Iadepeadeut
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As they Are Picked Up PromiseuousIy

During the past week no "railroading"
has been done In the vicinity of Deer Lodge,
but we have had various and divers rumors
from "Silver Bow CANON" including reports
that Large numbers of men, armed with
shotguns, were moving into the canon" and
that ian ARRAY occurred between the engin-
eering parties Tuesday, during which seven
men were shot, etc, etc" Az near a. we can
learn the facts, they are that the Northern
Pacific engineers thirteen days ago ahan-
doned the Hump" route and went over into
the canon to survey. The graders also quit
work on the Hump route at the time men,
toned, but did not move over to the canon
until Wednesday OF this week, on which
day they did move thereto, bat had done no
work until 4 p m. of that day. In the mean
time, the Utah & Northern company had
purchased and paid for right of way through
the canon, and on "Wednesday had l25 men
at work on all exposed points in Silver Bow
canon, leaving no available strategic points
to be captured. IL seems to be held that
what liz known a. the " Defle Act " only re-
serves priority of right to the Northern Pa
cific company in case there Is no other prac-
ticable route, and that the latter company has
demonstrated there is anothsr practicable
route by its surveys and work ON the
Hump" route. Moreover, the Utah &
Northern company claim to have first To-
Gated and graded their road in the canon.
One of the men employed by the company
sent word here Thursday, ave pW come to
Deer Lodge on time" 1t is getting to be
amusing that the railroad companies asking
81 100000 and s3,0OOOoo respectively seven
years ago to build railroads in Montana, are
now sparring to get through first. Welcome
and good speed.
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Deer Lodge Comfy Teacher In.tisate,

The teachers Of Deer Lodge county will
hold their annual Institute 1T Deer Lodge on
Monday and Tuesday, January 3oth and alst,
In the courthouse.
Interesting papers and profitable discus-
aions on topics connected with school work
may b. expected Frof. X. H. Howey. Ter
ritorial Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tson, will deliver N address On Tuesday
evening. Prof. w, ERbert Smith, Prof X.
b. Hassell, County superintendent Of Silver
How county, and q X Hardenbrook, Of
Butte, hAve been invited 70 attend and are
expected ~ take rart. A select choir will
enltven the evening exercises with music,
nd II u hoped that III the exercises Will b.
attendpl W or citissps = ~ - possible.
90 Tnos NJ. CArLIN,
HraA - Gnuf Gekon1n
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Sherlf's Sale
William Weinstein, plaintiff
VS..
Gee Lee and Tim Sing. defendants,

To he sold ut she fs sale. NJ o'c ock p m, SAT.
UkDtY. JANUARY 2Sth. A. ID. 1ss2 In front ~
The Cou,t hnus. doot, la the town oi Deer Lodge, M
T., under and by virtue o. an execution IN th,
above e.titled cause. issued from ont the Dstric
curt of the Second Judicial District of the
Territory at Montana, in and deer Lodge county
che fol owing described property, to-wt.
All OF the right title and Interest OF the defend.
ant, or either OF them In and to lot No ntieen i5
In biloxi No. 1--we Isl in the tosn OF Philipshurg ne
crfing to the official pat and snrycj thereof on n
In the OH OF the County lek nj Recorder Of sais
county. Together with all and singular the imp fove
merits. reditam nts and appurtenances thereto be-
lnnIing or IL anywi-e appertaining.
ALI OF said propert, situat !, | Ing, aid being II
Der Lodge county, Montana Territory. and leviet
tpon "a the property of the defendants.
Dated this h lay OF Jtnntrv \. d. 1881.
THOMAS STPANG Sheriff.
BY Thu. McTAGrE, Under sheriff. $50 1t
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FRANK DURgLL. Defendant.


FRANK DURELL. Defendant.
Action nfousht IN the Justice Court In the tosn-
ship Of Philipsburgs county Of Deer Lodge, Terri
tory VI Montana. and the q mpiaint fled 10 said
county of beer Lodgr. In the ofice of the Justice
Court township Of Phipsbarg.
The People Of the Territory OF Montana send
greeting to Frank Durcll defendant:
You are hereby requested to appear In an action
brought a1ainst you by the abose-named plaintiffs,
In the Justice Court. held In the township OF Phil
ip%bmg, county OF Deer Lodge. Territory OF Mon.
tana, and TO answer The complaint fied thereis !.
within days Exclusive II the day OF refvce1
after the service On yon Of this summons II served
within tbie county but IL sery.d ont Of the county
twenty days. II In this Judicial District, otherwise
forty days Or jndxment By defanlt win he taken
against Jon according 70 the prayer Of said conn
plant.
ne said action u brought 70 recover the sum cf
Ninety-two 70 100 D0ars, with interest thereon st
the rate Of one and 0ne-hxf per per month alleged
70 be due on certain pr0miesory note calling for
eeventy-hve Dollars, also Seventeen ~ 1O1 Dollars
due on book account ut ont In said complaint on le
In this csuse. ~ which reference n hereby made Tor
further information Anu cost " snit-
And ron are herubs notified that II you fall 10 np-
pear and snewxr the said complaint ~ above QuIrsd
the said plaintiffs Win its jadxment sgalnet you Tor
sid aam q NInes-fwo 4-1oo usIlGs. With inttfest
oi,sa ~, = - n: sss7::ss ~ 4 -
c.3s =. ~ - 0Axs. i H10x e..
&A Mf &Dn@&11 ~ ~ HUI1Es
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Notice Of Final Settlement

In the Probate Court, In and for Deer Lodge
Cou.Ity, Montana Territory.
>oric,- IL hereby given that Robert s, Kelley III.
administrator OF the estate of John >. pemb,rtnn.
decreased, hss rendered and presented tor st cement
and n Ell Ia said Cont his final account of his NJ
min stration OF said estate; and tina SATURDAY
tn 2Sth day of ,nuary. d. 1s2 being uay ~
term of sald 'ourt to wit: of the January term,
ID. 1884, ~ 10 oeioos m, Mt the Court ruom NJ said
Curt at the Court il ,use, In tbs town and count,
aforesaid has been liked by said Court for the SETH
ment of laid fual account, and Tor the distribution
Of the same at which time and place any person in
teresed In said estate may appear and die his excep
lions 10 the sard hnal account and to The distribution
thereof, and contest the same.
ORREN EMERSON, tierk.
dated d, or Lodge December Oh, 1881. 6sl I'd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Final Entry.
UNrTEo STATES LANu Orr cE,

ELENA, N T., ecembrr IL 1881 (
Notice IL hereby given that The following mes
settler has fled notice Of his application Ia maxi
fnal proof In support ut his claim and secure finn
entry thereof, and that said proof will he maize h.
TO Orren Emers Probate Judgs OF Deer Lodg,
county, r., Deer Lodge, NJ. T., On saturdaS, The
l4th da of January. 1882, viz: NHz'Ir >ormandin
pre,n pt Ion h.clarforS statement M. 3S2i tor tn
east u northeast Il uf section o SO, tuwnshtp No
Z north of range No west, end he namrs thu to-
lowi witnesses TO prove his continuous Residence
upon and c luvation rnid trace, viz: Antoini
Nor andin. Eli Dezourdi. Emrrc Trnchot nh,
Charles Mareau, OF beer Lodge, all of beer ,."dg,
county, " + II. MOE Register.
o. b. O'BANNUN, Attorney for Claimant. SO 8
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Work Oxen Strayed =.

From Dun eberg creek. In July, 1881. two oxe'.
very ight-red roam. stump hurns, branded 10
lefs hip; tn. her ed and white, spots. ut
HON IA, btanted q ~ left hip; ether brands III
recoeci.d. Iitea reward will b. pad for infoin,'
alton leading to III ir reco cry. Address,
". III. III niDEMAN,
6504t New hicago Deer odre county. " Y
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BCRt h -EDMf TON = 1t ths residence Of the
sride's mother. in Deer Lodge. n r.. Sunday.
January 8, lisa BY the Rev. Wiley Mounijoy. Mr.
John =. burch and Mis- kissa 1. xdmtston.
STEELE BAILRY-I Helena r. r.. January s,
lk2 ~ ~. n Il. DaM, III. William Steele, u,
ara Mise Adelaide Laura Bailey.
eHgRRTLL-RREKMAN-0a Gisds cxsek. Bitter
1yok valley, u. IN peesmbts ~ 1881, Nv ~.
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The Little Joker.

The bert sashing Machine ever invented y b.
no competitor. FoF evidences caIl sDd - for yonr
ssivss sold BY ~ undsrsi&asd . Dssr Lodee City
!. X wIILIAAs,
6oIs Axsnt ~ Dr. Lodr Cossty'
twrcsn heeeru = HcIlanl y Eotrls, GeR
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POCKEF-BOOK LOST REWARD.

Rupwuxa' OFT in Deer odg o. between De-
ESAS.yI .,,ds. IN my hoae on ~ednesd " even
ksAkN48 -, Nuv.ra or IL h f., lar e pocket hook
&&szs<ss h,ta tin $40 or s2i5 currency. b"~ d,
u,u r. OF alu ony o he ,wher The finder WI
- pad $50 FIR returning tn same to M, ant' IL
,ue-tions n-ke tht ann Mt can he :, tanned and
he ho k with balance diogped In the -. Lette
Box PHIL. <. EVA s, Deer Lodge.
64l-f
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NOTICE.

To nhom 1t may concern:
Motto. IL h, rrh, given haf my wife, arc"s
G ,mmnn. has fl my he'd and hoard without ji-t
= rur. or proNurHtlou wit not hereafter be sponsi
hi or any d. hts hrr contr cti ., and a pers' ~
a e hsf"hy notified not to harbor or trust h" o. nv
account w. ii. taA WON
New Oh cage, Dec 20 1881. 81 3
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NEW TOD A X
Live Oak Stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak tauon-, out OF good mares,
three years old ring, which will sell ut reason
aple iigu e. These large, wei -bref. and prom's-
ng ialo Their breeding and auy information
desired viii I've given application 10
THOS. STUART,
64,tf Deer Lodge, " T.
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP

Advertisements u der this head will be charged
fifteen per line for the first insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured in nonpareii type
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Summons.

In the Justice Court, Township of Philipsburg,
County of Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
MICHAEL DUFFY and DANIEL CRcwLEY,t
Plaintiffs,
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The AcW North- FIRST.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Elder Mountioy IN
the Court House on the second and fourth Sun
DAYS of each month Mt 1 o'clock u m. and I
o'eock .. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every sunday at the same place At Q p. m.
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EPtSCOPhI,-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
ofhciafe In st, James Church Deer Lodge, on
DAYS Of each month.
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COLLIN In Mi-soula. VI. T., J nuary 4. 1882, OF
quick consumption lila Jane Collins, aged Is
years 10 months asd days
MAsrIs- In Hughes City, NJ. T., December 30 1891 I,
of pneumonia. John Mastis. formerly OF Butte.
RUFFNER-Near Boz man. NJ r, January 2 1Ss2
William James infant son of M and Me. San.
ford Ruffner aged months aud ~ days.