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RAILROAD ITEMS,
Events and Incidents Up and Down the
Road.

Occupants of restaurants and saloons "be-
tween tracks" at Garrison, have received
notice from the n. p. X. r. Company to
move off the right Of way at once. The
Company has a large force employed in gra-
ding and putting In side tracks there.
Superintendents Doddridge and st. Clair
are expected North to day or tomorrow.
Quite an amount of ore is being transferred
at Garrison. The U. & y. received from the
n. =. this week six car loads from Missoula
county, to be delivered TO the Colorado
smelter, Butte, while the U. & n. delivered
to the \. 2. lS cars of Butte ore, to be shipped
TO Portland, and thence by sea to Swansea.
1t is reported the transfer sheds at CARR
son will be 200 feet long.
The Union passenger depot at Garrison Ii
being plastered and painted, and is to bt
completed early next week. All space be
tween tracks west of the depot IL to be GOV
cred by platforms, which will also probabl. '
be extended two or three hundred feet east.
The U. & n. Company carried through this
week, ready to set up, large cedar tank for
| Garrison station.
Near China Point, Idaho, last Saturday
| night, the north bound express, with double
| header engines, ran up TO some cattle lying
on the track, and was so close on when dis
covered that the lead engineer in reversing
and applying the air brakes got in his work
little too Immediately, the baggage cal
damaging the tender of the rear engine
somewhat. Nobody hurt; train six hour
late.
HEARTS Butte and Garrison express trair
is now known rs 1.-THE Sky-Rocket" Sh'
goes flying, sure enough.
There was n little miscue in the sch edul
of the Express bound from Butte to Garriso OF
an published last week, the train not arriving
at Garrison until after the East bound North
RI Pacific Express had passed The schesl
ule was then changed SO ~ to leave Butt
and arrive at Garrison forty minutes earlier
as published in the time table this week.
will be seen both trains are now due there a
3:I2 D. m. but the difference between Mis-
soula and Salt Lake time gives ample tim
for the transfer. When the trains on bot
roads are on time, the connection is no,
close and convenient.
Messrs. K. ID. Waterbury, q. q. vinegar
and p. Levengood, the Commissioners az
pointed by the Court to assess damages TO
the Anaconda right Of way across some G
the farms near Stuart, did so on basis Q
S45 per acre.
Engineer Wilson, who was IN town Wed
nesday, says that the CONTRACTORS expected
commence grading on the Stuart and Ans
conda road. yesterday. Work will be CON
menced in the swampy ground, and If that
thrown up :his season, the rest of the grad
can be built in twenty days next spring.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court, Township Of Philipsburg,
County OF Deer Lodge and Territory Of Mon
tana, before Frank D. Brown, Justice OF the
Peace.
Michael s. Caplce Agent Of Caplice Smith. Pltf.,
We.
William Jones, Defendant.
The People of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to william Jones, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my ONCE. In
the Township of Phipsburg, County OF Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana, on "Wednesday, the 18th
twelfth day Of December. 1881 at o'clock p. M,
and answer the complaint file In an sction to re-
cover Of you the of eghtynye dollars and seven
ty-one cents $751; lawful money OF the United
States for Nero handise and Material sold TO you py
Plaintiff during the year 1888.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall to ap-
pear and answer said complaint a. above required,
the said Plaintiff viii take judgment BY default
against you for the sum Of eghty-hye and n-1oo dol
lars and costs Of suit
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day Of Novem
her iss3. FRANK d. BROWN,
7bO-3t Justice Of the Peace.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Geo. w. Irwin and Mary were down
from Butte a day this week.
Mr.. John Rains, of Philipsburg, is spend.
ing few days in Deer Lodge.
Messrs. Thos. L. Napton and S. Z. Larabie
went to Philipsburg yesterday, and return
to-day or tomorrow.
Mr.. John Glass returned from Rockdale,
Iowa, this week, and expects to go to Heron,
on the n. p. r. R., in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Larabie, accompanied
by Misses Lizzie and Eva Voolfolk, return
ed on Monday from their visit to the States
Mrs. Todd has fitted up her oyster parlors
quite tastefully indeed, and families will find
1t a very pleasant place to drop in evenings
for nice plate of bivalves.
Mr. Will Kennedy, after reporting the city
side for the Miner few days, resigned his
position Mr.. Platte Burr has resumed "a
city reporter for the Miner. We are informed
he has relinquished the Butte Union.
Messrs o. J. Salisbury and H. s. Howell
were in town early this week, the former
awaiting the arrival of his family en- route to
SaIL Lake. NE Vi .. ~ w. putting
on a stage line from Benton to the Canadian
Pacific, is, at least, premature.
Nessrs. Pat Flynn, James Sheridan, Jack
Colbert and others left here, going into the
Ceur d. Alene mines last Monday. They
are we'll fixed and prepared to stay. Flynn
and T. r. Bentley were in there before, and Sc
cured valuable ground, but came out to at
tend law suit at Wood River, where they
sold quartz mine for $4,000.
Mr.. James Lafcrcade, the well known mer
chant of Beartown, left Wednesday for New
York City. He left Bear with the intention
of returning for three months visit to hi
home at the base of the Pyrennes, France
from which he has been absent % years, hav
ing been since in South and Central America
| California, Nevada, Idaho and Montana. A
friend here having advised him that, although
he is a citizen OF the United States, he is per
haps yet liable to three years military ser
vice In France, and "JIm" not caring to de
| vote that length of time to serving under tn
tri-color in Tonquin, he will ascertain tn
facts from the French Coz sui at New York
and govern himself accordingly
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Northern Pacific Officers.

John Muir, Esq, General Traffic Manager
of the n. p. Co; Mr.. j. H. Ames, General
Purchasing Agent of the n. p. Co.; and Mr.
S. G. Fulton, General Agent for the N. p
Co. in Montana, arrived at Garrison on a
late train yesterday, were brought up to Deer
Lodge by special engine, and went to Butte
by the South Express last evening. They
will return this morning, meet Vice-Presi
dent Cakes, Marquis DeMores, and Other
gentlemen at Garrison, and 60 to the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Muir has been making general
inspection of all the n. P. lines east of here
We infer from inquiries that the Northern
Pacific Company has not lost interest in the
traffic of Butte and other points between that
and Garrison.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court, Township of PhilipsSurs
County of Deer Lojge and Territory OF Mon.
tana, before Frank d. Brown, Justice Of the
Peace.
Jacob McConkey. Plaintiff,
vs..
Horny Edgar, Defendant,
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to Henry Edgar, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my office, IL
the township of Philipsburg. County of Deer Lodge
and Territory Of Montana, on Monday the tenth
iOthl day Ct December 1888, at o'clock p. m, and
answer the complaint on ne ID an action to recovas
Cd you the sum of one hundred and twenty-seyen
delars and eghty-;hree cents due for merchandise
purchased by defendant In the year 1881.
And you are hereby notified that, II you fall to ap-
pear and answer said complaint a. above required,
the said Plaintiff will take judgment by default
against you for the Of 1877 50 dollars and costs OF
suit.
Given under my hand. this fourteenth day OF No
bember. 1883, FRANK ID. BROWN,
7bO.A Justice of the Peace.
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or Interest To Railroad Employees.
From IN. Lirinos,on Enterprise.

From the Livingston Enterprise.
Charles b. Lamborn, Land Commissioners
of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
has issued circular for the benefit Of en-
ployes of the company, in which he states
that arrangements have been made with the
Montana Improvement Company for the
erection of dwelling houses along the line OF
the road upon terms suitable to men Of small
means, by which they can have dwelling
erected, TO be paid for upon the installment
plan, running over two or three years, or
rented on reasonable terms. Employees OF
the road who have families, and who wish TO
have residences built for them, TO be rented
or purchased, should make application TO the
division superintendent, describing the size
of the house required, and the station where
located, and the terms Of rental or purchase
fhev are v-,nir~ N rav.
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SAW MILL FOB SALE.

Being DESTROYS Of retiring from the lumber
business, the undersigned ohers for sale 10. I,
6rst-class standard Saw Mill, with 90 Horse
Power Engine Everything complete for the
mnnufacture OF iumber-Edger, Cross-Cut Saw,
ana new Logging Tracks In connection. Inc
ri achinery ID all new, and has been used but one
season. fhc Mil has hrst-class location, two
miles and one half above MccartS's Bridge, u
convenient 10 timber and running water, Anu
within few hundred yards Of the ~ r. ksis-
road. Satisfactory reasons given TOT SER
FOR further particulars call on or address
Mouth Of Bear p. o.
f36-3m JONI A-s>.'---'.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court, Township of Philipsburg,
County of Deer Lodge and Territory Of Mon
tana, before Frank D. Brown, Justice OF the
Peace.
Jacob McConkey, Plaintiff,
Henry Edgar md Richard Prince. Defendants.
The people of the Territory of Montana send gree.
ing to Henry Edgar and Richard Prince, Defendants,
You are hereby ps9nrsd to at ny oe IL
and Territory of Montana, on Tuesday the eleventh.
[11l day of December. 1888, at O'Clock p m, ano
answer the complaint file In an action to recover
of you the sum Of ninety-nne dollars and seventy
eight cents, together with interest due upon cer
tain promissory note given you jointly to one Nichols
Connolly and by him assigned to the plaintiff, execu
ted July 10, A. ID. 1880, payable six months after
date.
And yor are hereby notified that. If You fan to ap-
pear and answer said complaint as above required.
the said Plaintiff will take Judgment by DEF anti
against you for the of 90 and 7s1o0 dollars In.
terest and costs Of snit
Given rnder my hand, this fourteenth day of Ne
vsmber, 1883
75e-N PRANK d. BROWN,
Justice of the Peace.
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Bozeman Courier, 18th.
Reports have been received Of an Indian
fight In the Shields River country, about %
miles northeast of Bohemian. From the frag.
mentary accounts obtained, 1t would appear
that small band Of Flathead Indians left
their reservation on a marauding expedition
and finding band of horses feeding in Still.
water Creek valley, they Immediately pro-
ceeded to take possession. They started back
to their homes well satisfied with their hunt
Not long after their departure the Crows dis
covered their loss and started in pursuit
They overlook the thieves At Shields River
and n sharp engagement followed, in which
one Crow was killed and two Flatheads
wounded The Flatheads, finding themselve,
in close quarters, retreated, leaving the sto
len horses behind. The Crows having haa
their fill of fighting, wisely took their horses
and started bomeward.
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The A easement Roll.

The assessment roll this year shows total
footing of s3,3O3, $50 as against s2,62' JOG Tor
the wear 1892. The assessment this year,
however. includes s333 900 assessed on the
Northern Pacific portion Of which tax al
least. Is not likely to be collected. The ao-
stract of property and valuations has not yet
b..u made. The assessors returns have
been placed with the county clerk and are
being abstract.,d ~ rapidly as possible
Treasurer Humber IL assisting, so he can get
the list TO send out notices OF amounts uue iof
taxes, aud will probably get them OF This
week. ~ "..
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Read the List Of Novelties In Dry Goods Just
received at Kleinsehmidt Co 3: Black Cam
,hs latest sryie. Jersey Jacketst New cioaks,
New styie Doimans, RAT TAIL fringe trimming
Handsome Brocaded Satin, Fur Irimmsd Dol
nans Isdies' and Gardeners SILK Hosiery.
Isa,~. ana Misses Silk Knit Mittens and WRIST
lets. New for oensiemen-Jerseyk Knit SHIRTS;
lob lot of Gloves, sell at about hail veIus my
oua ntities of articles 70 numerous 70 menuoh' VI
yhIeh an inspection 10 politely solisitee; .,
1861 kLE'"S~""ss
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uINIER PAST VRAGE.

have 80 acre. ~ the best winter pastursge In
Deer Lodge iil~y, either To- hnr~ or cattle. The
rach 10 newly fe,era snd y web snppsrd with water
wlich never freeses In wini~r Parties who wish
modat.d For terms and particulars address or an
Div to John r. Eardley. wi'hw Gl-n Pos,ofAce. on
Warm spring Cretk, foar uL.s, q OF Anaconds,
Deer oSse county. 1881
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The Osborne Combination.

The next entertainment announced for
Deer Lodge is that of the Osborne Combina'
ton, which will appear at O'Neilps Theatre
on Friday evening, Nov. 3Oih, under the aus.
pieces OF the Deer Lodge Cornet Band. They
have recently appeared at the New Market
Theatr,, Portland, and are very favorably
noticed by the Oregonian. Mr.. Osborne is a
commedian, and Fanny Osborne a soubrette
whose singing of the favorite old melodies
and dialect mimicry has ELECTED high ap
prevail. Mr.. Hayes is a skilled instrument
ai>t, and the company talented throughout
Further mention will be made next week.
tuACKMETACK," A LASTING AMI
~ Fragrant Perfume. Price % and d
cents For sale by j. Z. Dickey. 742tf
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HAIR GOODS.
Attention, Ladies.

have the finest stock Of Hair Goods ever
brought into Montana, among which you
will find all of the latest styles In Water
Waves and Frizzettes, all Of which / am
selling at Eastern prices. Rooms ut Scott
House for few day.
R.P. UPTON, JR.
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Central Pacific Itaiirond'
NoTICEi

The Merchants Of Deer Lodge are ADVISES 'n I'M
the crn,raI pac1hc Railroad guarantees TO ias
down San Francisco Freight in Deer Lodge al a. ~
low rates as prevail BY any other route ,e;vsIps,ns
attention given 20 dispa.eh !"
oy"erSSh"fgssn pfswWp"S c. sTuBBs,
FRI. Traffie Man'r.
-., 9, ne. "a NJ Montana business,
MARK 8. SEVERANCE,
"a. AGENT Salt Lake City, Utah.
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offer for sale ranch Of 500 acres Of excel
lent land under fence, Eve mies from Edwards
tive. Cuts 100 tons VI hay. One four room
dwelling, stable, eorralsA sgriculturel imple-
menss, etc. VIII be sold at rsssoHsbis price on
lsa El.xa. a !. lie, July IL, 1853
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AGENTS Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
seues,ed TO make settlement with them when
called upon:
Thos. w catlin, General Travelling Agent.
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For Sale.

49, offer for sale, for ta50, my one-hah IN
mi terest in the building and lot now occn-
nl pied by John Thompson, Main 81, Deer
Lodge. For particular Inquire OF n. o.
''''.p'' ]. 1. SWEENEY. Nissoul., y; T.
Nfsaoula Nov. q. 1883 Taou
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9poCinlties |!

Kindly thanking my friends for their generous
patronare, 1 most heartily recommend the new
Arm TO their confidence and support.
74S-4t JAMES ~. LnrSH.
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EPiScOPAL-ReIigious services will be held
at St lanes Episcopal Church. morning and
evening on the Third Sunday Of each month";
Rev 5 { BiRckston ofheiating'
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he Astonishedi and price the following named
articles: canned Goods, Milwaukee, Beer, New
Flour, New Onions, Bacon ana Hams narnsss'
s1s-tf KLEINscHMIDT co.'s.
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BORN.
----7'7--7---7---
DIED.

TRAsK-In Deer Lodge, Tuesday, Nov. 20.
1883, TO Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Trask,
daughter.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing under
che arm name Of Thomas, Brownell Co, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The Livery and Feed business Will hsrereater
be conducted by z. p. Thomas and d. Q. Brown
eli under the Arm name and style Of Thomas
Browneil, who are authorized TO receipt for all
debts due the late Arm and to whom all claims
must be presented. ,,.,.,
d. @. BROWNELL,
s.##=1 H JAMES II. LYNCH.
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cHILOH'S CATARRH REMFDY "A
- positive cure for Caiarrh, Diphfh-ria
and canker Mouth. For sale by j. Z. Dickey
,..if
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The Moss Minstrels.

A good, seeond J. hand, small-siEed Safe will be
80 4 CD JosLYN, Deer Lodge.
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Dissolution Notice.

The copar.nership heretofore existing under the
arm name and style Of Lynch Mathes 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Mr.. G. ". Mather 10
authorized to receipt for all accounts due the late
JAMES H. LYNCH,
CARLTON W. MATHER.
Having withdrawn from the above firm. tender
my heartfelt thanks to the public for their generous
patronage and confidently recommend my former
partner " their future faver.
Dated at Anaconda, Nov. /. 1855 x,.u
III.
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List of Letters.
Remaining uncalled for in the Postotfce al
Deer Lodge, Mont, Nov. %, 1888. Persons
calling for letters IN this list will please say
advertised" and give date of list.
Alexander Archie Longfellow Norman
Buford WR Miss frankie Moore
Blackwood Q II Nicholson q
Benoit DANES Mester Joe
Bagley frederick Milekin Edw
Bennett j w Mallory Emma
Brasher James Mcdonald Dan
Bradbury John Penner Robert
Cook T NJ Pace Henry
Clark NsJ Robinson Sam
Coawls John w Rothwell Sylvester
Christensen Peter Rector Lucy
Cary John Richard Dillon Mrs
Clark Al Robinson l.
Dempsey Stephen Sission Frank
Dening Jessie STRAIT A
Davis Chas 8 Schringer Joe
Earnest James Snyder )
Edwards Albert NJ Smith Maggie
Fifer JCnh Study Nellie
Goss Jos Swingler LC
Hunt Walter Sheldon Thomas
Hudson John Smoot n
johnson Warren Schlinter August
Jones Jacob H Sheffield David
Kown 10 Stateler l. b
Kies &C stA@ Tam Christian NJ
Leduc Louis 2 Vivian Henry
Lake 4 4 Ward Maggie
Larsen H L G Walters BENZ
Larsen Nels Wade Bert
Ludwell Alfred Lamar j s ta t.s
Il. s. STAcKPoLE, p. NJ.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN Services every Sunday at the
Saien Wood, Pastor. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
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'I'HE PACIFlC WAGON MD !M MIL ~ ~,
Co are taking OATS IN EXCHANGE Tor an
kinds offarm machinery, Wagons, Harness, exc
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Aavrr,,s.ments nj der this he ad will be charged
6f,ern cents per line for the hrst insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpRreil type.
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cHILOH'S CURE WILL IMMEDIATE.
- ly relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis For sale by J. Z. Dickey. 742tf
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-serviesse every sunday. Sunday
school at 2 o o'clock each Sunday under direction
al Sisters Of Charity.
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Meeting of Com issioners,

Mr.. John Y. Batterton and j. H. Helms,
Commissioners of Deer Lodge county, met
on the 10Th and 10th insts. as Board OF
Equaliz alton, and for the transaction Of other
business. The sssessor's list, which was sub
mittod and certified to, was examined by the
Board and accepted.
Charles Pryse was appointed Justice of the
Peace at Mcclellan Gulch.
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Ranch For Sale.

DoEAHEY.-At Pioneer, Deer Lodge county,
M. T., Nov. 6th, 1855, Inex, eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs A. p. Donahey, aged years.
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pRksBYTERIAN-Servi every sunday at
| | o'clock a m, and 7 l-2 o'clock p: m. sun
dsy school every sunday at 2 o'clock.
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PLAIN SEWINo-The undersigned VIII take
lain srv,ine al her residence or sew in families,
- desired MRS l.. A. JACKSON,
T99 Is Street Deer Lodge.
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TuANDKLIERs, LIBRARY, HALL, STAND AND
\ Bar Lamps aud FiGtures, A hnc STOCK JassI fe-
Cc,yrd at DlCkeys. "'
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,I,IIE MITCHELL WA-ON-FoR SALE BY
The Pacific Wagon and lmplementc Co
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
w Shiloh's Cure will give immediate re-
lief Price, &c cts, so cts, and 81. For sale
by j. Il. Dickey. 742tf
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4 NASAL INJECTOR FREE WITH
n each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
| Price 80 cents. For sale by j. 4. Dickey. 742tf
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yx,uE rouN w. LOWELL WAGON CO.
have lust received a car load ofthe Famous
Drdruck Hay Presses, and Adjustable BahhR
Ties Call and see them. '4fu
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MONT FAIL TO PURCHASE ONE or
ID those Celebrated Abbott Timktn spring
BpgRies, Carriages, Spring Wagons or Phaetons
w hfeh are being sold at bedrock prices oy The
10 I'm w Lowell Wagon Co. I49t
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u,HE John W. LOWELL WAGON co.
are paying CASH for Oats and baisd Ray
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r. THE DEPOT or THE Pacific WAGON
\ and implement Co. there is large ana va,
+st sra, X or HAHN EsS, all Of which are SOLO
~ most reasonable priees-from $40 up 7flu
. wv Goous-AT DICKEY's DRUG STORE.
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DuY BRAN and SHORTS, FEED TO YOUR
sale AT Grocery Store Z. L. Bonner Co. 74S
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AT THE JOHN w LOWELL WAGON
a Co.'S Depot can be seen the largest and BEST
stock OF Harness and Saddles ever orougnt 70
Drrr Lodge which will be sold at bedrock
prices for the next 30 days. f7f"
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xyoUR COW is FAILING. BUY BRAN and
Shnrts from Z. L Bonner Co. lle
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MO MILK FOR THE CHlLDkES' ~
- cream for coffee: do you want itP Then
buy Bran and Shorts at store Of 4. l.. Bonner
re-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-23

ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIRD CAGES
andCroquet Sets at VIM. Coleman GO. g.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-23

THE John w. LOWELL WAGON CO.
have a few sets left of the famous Bement
indspsHdent runner Bob-sleighs, suitable iof
hrav Wv and light work. Every set warranted.
750-u
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-23

nkFoRE REPAPERING YOUR ROOMS IN
Ii speet those hne Wall Papers at Dieksys.