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PERSONAL.

Mrs. W W Higgins is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs Krause, NJ Fort Shaw.
DR.. A. ". Mitchell. william Hartley and
II. G.. Ward went 10 Helena on Thursday by
private conveyance.
Mr.. Joseph Grennon, Of Butte, has remov-
ed 10 Deer Lodge with his family. He will
have supervision Of the building Of Mr.. Bic
lenberg's residence.
Mr.. Henry Buck and wife, Of Stevensriile,
who have been visiting In the East this WIN
ter. returned Sunday evening and went home
by private conve, ance.
Messrs f. N Trask. WIN. N. Jack and
James Shields, of BUTT, and J. X. Par,lee,
OF Philipsburg, were registered az the Nc
Burney House Yesterday.
Mr.. v. X Co.'s Is quite i'll and his system
Is much pro~trafed Messrs. X. T. kennon
and j. ". York are recovering, the former
now being able TO come down town.
Miss Kate siebenaler, who has been in
Deer Lodge the past three months and made
many friend, has gone to t-ach . three
months term In the Willow Glen school dis
trict.
RoadmaSter Redmond has removed to Deer
Lodge and located with his family in the
dwelling adjoining "the Gamer house" on D
street. We bid them welcome to the Valley
Village.
Mr.. and Mrs e. L. Bonner and Nita return
ed from New York Tuesday evening. having
spent very agreeable winter. Charlie Is
ssili In school, but will spend his summer va
cation In Montana.
Capt n. 8. Howell, Of Virginia City, has
been appointed, by Governor Crosby, In
sp~cter General Of Montana Militia. with
the rank Of Brigadier General General
Howell was member " the 4th New Jersey
Volunteers during the war, and viii make AN
excellent officer.
Col. g. b. Lamborn, Land Commissioners Of
the Northern Pacific railroad company, and
Mr.. Ed. Stone, General Agent for Montana,
were in town this week journeying west
ward. Col L. goes 10 the Pacific coast 10
meet President Willard and will return with
him in few weeks Agent Stone expected
20 return here next Sunday.
Mr.. WIN. II. Stanley, an old time resident
Of Deer Lodge, and one Of the m.~s popular,
ha< returned from Bsftx and takes this pol
tiou of principal clerk at the Rcotr Home, >
pnxifion he held several years ags. The h<sHf
Honrc Il having the bo~t run af iarlh-s~ u
hrs ever enjoyed, requiring 6ss aud niEsss
clark, and itx guests will hn al ~ 800
"EhanIeys again - tho desk.
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Proposals 70. Army rranspa tation
HsApQuARrER. DEPARTMENT or DAxora,
OrYicB t'nIEr QuARrEnxAsTEa, /,
FORT SknLLlho. Mimi. Auril n f9xa


G EALED PROPOSALS, in tipl ate, sntjrct Ia
- the usua conditions will be received az tlir OF,
4cc until II 0'clock noon. on the 25th day az Anil
iSsD At which sins and place they wi es ofened ~
military stores, etc, the following descnb-d ron.r
u the D. partment Of Dakota, during the sea-oo Vi
1883:
WATER TRANSFORMATION ON the M!..our,
River between Fort A. lincoln, a r.. aud Benion,
H. T.. and po-ts or stations on ahe Mseonri Hiypt
between said pisces from the Ash u April the aisi
Of ber. 1859 sasjoct 10 tae coaditloas eonai eli
In torn OF c'sntyael tor that sersice. a
opossls should ross1fy rate pcf milo for each
nfscrr, snliste mnn, snpldye. prisoner or s.r aSi
aAina and Tor On. haadred poupds pr iti mines tor
stores, for the whole runte. No rates varying sih
the distsnee viii he entertained.
Zach propornl mnst be in triylicate and arcumpa-
nAd ny o0n1 IN the SUN Vt dive thOus md dollars
rs con executed stricily IN accordancs with the
printed Instructions and Ipon the blank tvrm Ini-
NAKED under tins Advertisement. guaranteeing that
the same with,a -xiy days firm The date ann arusd
for opening them and tnai. IA ssid proposal IL sr-
ceptefi and c,riraci Tor h- service had ter Ide
SD q the awasi lpsv,ded sueh nsidcslinsn ne MADE
within the sixty dsvs shove msni .nrdl. acept The
same and furn,sh snoi and sancint pscsffsv IN the
sam O thirty thousand d'larr 80 oooi ivr she faith
TIE Gevernm MT reserves the risht TO reject sny
Biddsn nnst snbmit list o. boats, giving mama.
icnnaxs go. 60 with which they ezpscs 70 y rsmn
Blank foins Of proposals bond and cnntraa-: slso
tablr q distances Together with sfasrmeLt ~ ship
meutA made darimr the season ox iS32 10 M ~ 1As
bwir In deter inina shc lawc.t BID. may b. Isd On
ppication ~ tsts ute, or u ~ 0tr~ lie Omar
ter usssers Dcpss nsr q Ghfe1 ~. H.; ~ Lsis,
No; Fora Lcsvenwvh, 81. hisMMsh. u r.. or
Helena. II n
RsvslDpes rsut .ni.y pnsm.4k shcnA b RI =
~Prspornls fH TrAu~;p'ssastm On the NJ, s.s-,l
River. bstwvsa Asw Lt.cclp ard T. ssob. snl al
CHAN arm.
Caps, ard Asa Q~sstsvrxwtess q i.
n ckAfEs " veel> sI3.td
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Our Weekly Talk.

We told You, last week, that during the
week previous we had sold forty-seven car
pets. That was good many, but We did 1t,
AMI we haven't sold many less during the
past week. We sell carpets to people living
in nearly all parts of the Territory, who
leave the matter of selection entirely to Us,
subject, of course, to such directions AZ can
be written. They are obliged to do this when
they cannot make the seL elton in person,
for samples Of carpets cannot well be sent.
In every such instance, we believe, our
selection has been entirely satisfactory, so
far as style, quality and price have had to do,
and they cover the entire ground. Such pur-
chasers take no risks, however, in respect TO
quality and price. for we guarantee both. IL
out. of-town customers will write us the
dimension Of rooms, and give us an idea Of
the color they wish to pre'lominate, the size
and character Of the figure desired, we can
safely say 1t will enable Us to make such
Selections a. will please them. II you need
any new carpets, and it does not suit you to
personally inspect our stock, send US your
orders and they will receive our careful and
prompt attention.
WALLPAPER.
II may strike you as . bold assertion, but
we honestly bellows we have larger stock
Of Wallpaper and wall decorations, and .
finer stock, than ell other houses In the Ter
rifory combined, and that our sales ars
larger. This department OF our business 10
increasing too, wonderfully, ard we believe
that our sales this season will be more than
double what they were last.
DRESS GOODS, Krc.
Our spring stock Of dres~-goods, ready
made suits and wraps for ladies', misses and
children Is now about complete, and no such
stock can be found in the Northwest. We
have nearly every known fabric Of dress
goods and all the new shades, and We will
be pleased to send ron samples Of them, Of
wallpaper or Of anything else in our line
thai can be sampled. Don't think that IL will
be any trouble for Us 10 do 30. In
SUITS Asp WRAPS
we have all the meet fashionable styles and
every price, from the everyday garment TO
the most elaborate aud expensive. If you
viii give rs an idea Of what ysu want We
win send them subject to your approval. II
the prices are too high, or for any reason
they shall not snit, send them back. Il that
fair Very rspeetfaily,
SANDS 4 Bovcr.
BurTx C,Ty, April ~, issa
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MURPHY, hlaalHs 4 Co..
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL
(T II O G Il II y
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
i.c,nplete Assortment Of Goods
lin THEIR LINE
Which they Offer on good terms ~ any
house In the Territory.
eAsents Tor the "cALIFoREIA POWDER
WORKS"
The Minnie Palmer Consolidated.

Mr. Sam. Richie sho with james Auchin-
voIe has been working this winter on the
Hickory lode, near Beartown, belonging to
the above company rs In town tins week.
Development on the MINIS Palmer was s'is-
pripled some time since and work prosecu-
tel on the Hickory. At depth OF ~ feet
Il shows vein Of ore ~ feet, . inches across
and prospecting from wall 10 wall. This lead
!. In granite aud Is well defined. The ore Is
d'compo..d and easily mined. No assays
have yet been made. but every pan shows
prospect Of gold. and Nj. X. IL satisfied The
lead rs believed TO be- IN extension o. the
Homestake, on which Henry Grant y work
Ing and on which IL IL reported he male an
"tlirr good strike few days ago. The hick.
o'y lode !ean BIZ tapped at depth Of zoo feet
" running tunnel 100 fest long from the
heal Of Kernans Guloh.
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ROBBERS AROUND.
The Property Recovered, bat the Thieves
Not Found.

Louis Gosselin, who lives at the old Mead
ranch, on Little Biackfoot, on returning
from Helena last Friday, found that team
OF horses, harness, wagon and gun had been
stolen during his absence. Complaint being
made here, Sheriff McMaster went TO
Butte and recovered the property, which
had been sold there for the nominal figure Of
<l25. John Durcben, aiias Stone, WAS the
party who stole the property, but by the time
McMaster reached Butte he had found two
other companions and the three had taken
the train for Dillon. At that point they were
lost track Of, at least temporarily, although
one Of them was there Monday night. IL is
not improbable they will be picked up yet
"Mc" made a good effort, but got of on .
wrong trail and went nearly into Idaho 20
overhaul three men who turned out not TO he
the parties wanted.
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Notice or Final ENTRY.
u.s.. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, MT.

Notire II hereb- given that Ina h.liswins.
named settler has died notice Of her Intention 4,
make anal proof In support u her claim and Sc
oue hnsl entry thereof, end that said proof
Lodge county, r at his oflce In the town OF
d., nsf .odgr on Saturday the 18th day II May A. o.
Pr emptioa Dsclarafory Statement No stii fer he
sw OF section o. II. and NEA Nwk Nwk
n q section No Il IN Township No. North OF
kanse No west. and shs names the following viii
" Res To prove Der continuous residence upon ana
sniusation Vt said tract, to-NiE eorn Petersen
t1er Lansing. Lars G. Lsrren. and LsrsC Hansen
y. OF Deer Lodge Postofhce, Deer Lodge couutv
Montana Territory, F.ADKIESON hcR4sfrT
.. D. O'bannon, AtY far Claimant 10 e,
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Notice Of co.partnership.

" h'ieb, given thst on the 18th day OF VI r,l 4 IA
1881, sold 10 James n F,atht rInsn nne.hsp ! -.
ierrrt Ia tbs lefcantil sastaes. iu neri, rxFt.,
~ hesrf NJ New thicsgo Deer Ledge c,,n,t, N
Aid thai iron and after that dale The SD Js,nrs
~ Feather man IL entitled ono half I'M prof, o.,
saih hnsincse 10 be carried ON under the Ann nam.
aud ny Ut A. and J. Featherman All debIs
que previous tn the 18th day of Nsrch A. ID isss 10
be y Id To credit OF John 4. Fra,Lrrnsn
Sra Chicago. April 10, 1858 Tis4r
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THE SKATING MATCH.
Twenty-four Laps Made In 4;2sK.

The organization Of the military company
and the entertainment by the Walker Opera
House Dramatic company, on Saturday even
ing, did not prevent the presence at jerks,
Harris & CO.'S rink that evening Of $50 or 800
spectators 10 witness the skating race. Three
misses and five men aud lads hal entered for
the race. and at p m the floor was cleared,
Judges, patrols aud timers selected, and the
word given 10 go. The misses skated first III
the order hereafter named, and were fol
lowed withom much delay by the men. Th'
rink floor was chalk-d out at twenty fsu'
laps to the mile, aud no allowance made fol
falls or accidents. The following were th,
cnni..sfnnfA aud the time made:
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Proposals for Building q
School House.

Sealed proposals are solicited by the Trustees of
the WI How Glen School District In Deer Ledge conn
ceiling II feet hirh II 10 to lie fame buildine,
covered with ruric, with studding axs, lathed and
plastered ins:de, and brick,d up between stndding
The bulk3ing win have Gu lola GxS i~ei The Trna.
tiers vii open the bids on Saturday. Nays 1884, and.
viii then proceed TO hi the contract % ry-pv,siass
mechant ..
They reserve the right TO reject any o. NJ! oil said
bids.
For farther particulars Apply 10 or address
WIN. WEIR, Pr, ~ oil Baard
o. JNO. X. EARDLkY, Clerk
7l9-4t Willow Glen p o.
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DEER LODGE DAIRY.

NH Delivered . 7asr0us Morning aaa Evst's.
Having is4r~d IN Brssfcn ksnes aha .soskss y
With IsAA yfA In sersl psn3 vi IN aid xlss s
March 1ssh q iiv~s milk nv th< pint qu n ~ kafa
either h..shAnx sslinrs 10 Ill lar .,s~ 10 ns~a
L1drr Ara Sc, d II I.zAx. Onkss MAY W. lstax
WIN uslrman \ " y sssss. wx Z. Ms~sG~
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JEWELRY,
HAT ORNAMENTS,
BACK-COMBs.

Our Stock IS aev, and made
MP Of the most recent broiac-
tfons; in variety ami elegance
il sarpasses any hoass aOest
of Chicago. Best Of all, ne
bought at los0t 81 MGnntactar-
ers' Prices fer CASH cni haze
marked goods at as Losc pri-
css as is possible for fuH guam
tiy and honest qnantity.
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EoR EXCURSION TRAINS EsriLLs DEER
Lodge Transfer Company will. until further
notice carry all p ssengers nj Half Rates for the
Round Trip. Aiithe transportation available In
Depot. n atr
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The skates were awarded az above. Th
first wake up" the audience had waS wheb
Georgie Kelly waved her handkerchief an
fairly started She In only nine years OIL
and not very large for her years, but sb'
struck out "for business" aud kept goiul
with spirit apd nerve that won the ~ M
pathirs' Of the audience aud gained liz
round after round Of plaudits. She didn'f
beat the best time, but q purse of $3.50 WIZ
handed her with the compliments Of th
audience before she got her skates Off Mis-
Michot skated with much grace, and losl
eight or ten seconds by a fall. The ma Gu.
lines didn't do a. well ~ expected-or n-a
a. we'll az they have done on trials or as the,
can do. Henry Tetfault and Ray Richard
both wore club skates, the wheels Of which
cramp on the flot-plate In sharp turn, and
no allowance being made for falls made them
ovcr-careful. Beside, VIE think, Richard,
felt too certain Of winning. he loitrr.n
around with his coat and hat on during tn
first two thirdS of his mile, and didn't begi'
20 do. the work he IL capable OF and has don
IN other trials. Then, Henry Tetrault cat
knock thirty seconds of his tim,
or his friends are mistaken. hi
CLUBS" sent him 10 the wall on the second
corner with force that he did not receive,
from, and he lost considerable time. Wake
made his winning by strict attention to bust
ness and "a skillfulness that his rivals will do
well not 10 overlook II they want 10 beat his
time. W. hrlieve that 4:2iI has been mad
In Butte tns,ty laps 20 the mile. When IL l.
con.id-rrd this sas the first race here, thai
iiour of the 'contestants had ever run before
aRi tliat there were twenty fonr laps-six
teen corners more 10 the mile 10 turn -ih'
above time l. very crrditable. We hope Ia
see another match soon, and anticipai. the
record will he materially lowered. There
was no betting Of consequences on the race,
but another one will result Ia number who
make bad guess Smelling their shrk.s.
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Notice to Co. Owners.
To II. X. PHILLIPS and ID. DENNY.

Ton are hereby notnsd that the undersigned he.
Ia accordance with the provisions of seetion ssaa
revised statutes Of the unitc Slater, performed ths
lahossy ana made the imyroy, ment< OF the
yalue Of 500 In rvprt,enting tbs years 1850 1881
1884 and 1854. IN !. Bal Bow" iode claim .itus-
ted IN Flint Gre Mining District. sDser Lodge
County. Meucins Territory -
Ana yon are herrLy hasihed that unless you co.,
rihute.0r eause TO be contrihntfd your porsi.na
amosnting q followr: II X PAilips, 1saS3,< and
DAMN, 13 3D. together With interests. an. coats
within 80 days fr,m dste heveof. Al your RIGHT ~ ie
interest," and calm will become tbs property Of the
nnderrieLsd ca cwh1z who has nasds the rcqulsed
zis-lSt JAMES O'DoNNRLL
Philipeharr. April eth isss.
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ally has gun in the corner loaded for bear,
for the use Of the crack shots. Theboys man.
age TO keep the guns hot, and the proprietor
smiles thereat.
Contractor Winston and force are LAYING
Iron 1t lively rate and expect to reach the
big trestl1 at Marent's Gulch by the time that
work Is ready fsr use. Anyway we'il have
railroad by Jul, 4Ih. and well ny the h,,d Of
freedom and welcome the iron horse. ar the
same time.
John Buford. gentleman ul;a h4- .nIy
resided In Miss"aa about Fix m.,h-. died
this evening At the Arthur House, Of puou.
monia. "Johnny," as he was Familiarity call
cd, possessed all the virtues Of his class and
the fraternity TO which he belonged will
doubtless accord him an honorable burial
Major Peter Roman, our well known yiwa,h
guardian, Is over from the agency The Ma
jor sports csmcal little car; that looks as II
1t had sprouted wings and was about to strike
cut for the sweet subsequently. No more pa.
per, no more time. so I'll sign.
...... TRUTHFUL JAMES
MIssoULA, April Is, 1888
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NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
~ dry goods, including dress goods, ging
hams bpttons skirts, linen busters, parasois
ottomans ribbons. carpets, etc, just received al
Kleinscnmidt Co. Tl9-lt
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Notice to Members.

The enrolled members Of the Military Company are
hereby notified to meet at the Court House nj $40
this Friday evening full attendance "a de
sired, ~ business of importance will be submitted
X. HUMBER, Chairu, IN,
W. MARION, Secretary 7ie.it
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To oat-of-toa0r purchasers,
zoe a0ikl be glad to furnish
samples on application.
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Especial attention given
mail orders and, IF desired,
merchandise sent on APPROVAL.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of u. an. Trains.
ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New Northwest.
The following subscriptions have been paid
ince last acknowledgment:
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SANDS & BoYcE.

yTyALL PAPER NEWEST AND FINEST
w styles ever shown in Deer Lodge At ]. Z
Dickeys. 7l6
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Thousands of articles on
sale vkich sve caanot egans<y-
ate.
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Mills, in grinding his "short grists" for tn
NEw NORTH WEST, grows musical b-tim-s-
and thus il Is that music calnis and cools .
sarcastic soul.--Daioi Tribune
So glad. If ''our feeble efforts" have pro
duced this beatiic effect on our geuia
friend, Wilson, We feel more than compel
stated. 1t Is so seldom in this life that on
gathers the harvest of their hopes that W.
feel a. one favored of the gods, and think or
drdicating votise offering Of pair of half
club skates Tor at least the club half Il
81 r. w"
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Tn. NEw NORTH WEST publishes wood
cut uf ten Porfirio Disz. In simple Justice
! 10 Portirio, however, We will say that hr u an
honest, -nt-rprising and Intelligent citizrn
Of our sister republic, and that white ne may
have had hand In severa. insurrrctions, ne
is. nevertheless, = gentleman In character
and personal appearance. The rrnection OF
the New NORTH WEST IL ~ unjust as u l.
severe. and though the published sketch OF
his liz. i complimentary enough. the in>inu-
atioIs in hts picture are simply INFAMOUS
Inter Mountain.
We wouli rather you wouldn't do that
way. That gag was discarded from min.
strel SHOWS AMI patent medicine alsansc,
before sou were born, rs too old to pa>s
Beside, you never saw Mr.. Diaz, and, per.
haps, never heard Of him until the New
NORTH WEST, with its usual enterprise.
lHere insert, :? = published ask-tch Of him
and IL is insufierable afectation TO pull up
your shirt collar and make people believ.
you are his champion. If the gentleman
from the tropics don't like the picture he can
'reyolt;" that's part Of his regular business,
but don't you urge him to 1t. As Bob Harri
said, rather earnestly, once, when told tha'
person spoken of-"You just never mint
telling him; let him fnd il out for himself
We have rejected cut of Senator Tabor |,
our repertoire, tall tirst-class Montana jour
mails are using foreir languages now and II
the city editor Of the Inter Mountain don't z.
slow we will publish 1t as his portrait whel
he goes to Denver.
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II vists TO oar store seiU re-
pay all in need of, SPRING aud
Summer Goods.
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SHORT CRISIS,


The story of ones life begins when the
man OF God or Of law urtrrs the words
!. pronounce you man and wife. w mona
God hath Ioin-.i let no man put assunder. =
Wedding Notice
Wrong. The stories arr generally toid
when the counting Is being done. Ii Is ''solid
facts" after that except A. TO beiug kept
late nj IN. lodge"
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pc DIG Re- E

-PEOtCRE E
MOUNTAIN CHIEF was sired by Cls,k q jef.
dam Young Hootrn, by imported Ho.ten: Y, ing
uOoten's dam by Boston, sire OF the renowned Incs
horse, Lexington: Clark Chief by Mambrino u ief.
by Mambrino Paymast-r, by Mambrino, by ilnp, rtsi
Messenger Clark Chief's DIM by Bay Messenger by
uarpns, dam Mrs Caudle, the ia a of Erickson.
harpns by Birhop's Hambistonian, m by i'm
ported Meseer ger.
CLARK Chief sired the following holsas with public
records:
Croxie. fastest sth heat on record ~ a1yH
Moodiord Chief, ,ear old .eeort ...........2 a7h
nanen Amory............. ............,.......2aS
spl ~ -; 2ok
1ose1nof.... ......-.......... ..,...2W
Lauy
~~.>~~~~~>~-~
Mountain Chief IL dark bay,uith black teps name
and tail. little white on boil hId iret stand. Isk
hands high and weighs l3s0 pounds For rtyle and
i-h he has few equals. and he shows trottiny ac-
pa. tire and without days Training he trotted a
Terms $40 for Ss-son; Single Ser
vice SIS.
good. well.fenced pasture will be furnished AT a
per month. Ercapes and accidents at owners risk.
DAN BERRY.
no BIN NEW CHICAGO, MT.
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DIED

BlELENBkRG lin Deer Lodge Mouday April 1871
to Mr. and Mrs Bielenbcrg q daughter.
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Should that distich hold good, this country
will be carpeted next month with flowers a
and blowed necessarily for the past three
weeks. or all the internal, high-proof,
double distilled, copper-bottomed, two stamp,
one-hundred-cents-on-the-dollar weather we
ever experienced. this beats it all The old
reliable inhabitant prophesies change for
the better soon. We await impatiently the
change.
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THE TROUT MIMI

again closed down. Mr.. Chris. Hart. the
n-rgetic aud capable foreman, has left w
'r the purpose of visiting his friends in the
'ast. A farewell party was given him by his
iibernian friends at Hyres Hall and sup
yer at the Silver Lake House. The party
vas universally acknowledged to be the
lance of the season; and that the supper was
'ndrr the supervision of Mrs. Hynes, Is
efficient to ensure it was Of the very best.
sumor mingles matrimony with Mr.. Harris
'isit east However that may be, we wish
lin safe journey there and back again.