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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-08-14

The August number Of the Northwest Mag
azine, published by Il. v. smailey, Esq, at
st. Paul, contains a number Of very well
written sketches Of Montana towns between
Glendive and Missoula, inclusive. Helena
and Butte, we believe, are reserved for spe-
ciai articles. But while we commend the
writing, we cannot speak of the illustrations
OF Glendive, Deer Lodge and Missoula 9TH
erwise than AZ frauds. Certainly Mr.. Small
ley did not see these cuts In time TO have
countermanded their use, or he would not
have desecrated the pages Of his Magazine
with such rubbish. The artist appears to
have expended his talent on rail fence In
the foreground OF the Deer Lodge picture
and let the town take care Of itself. Mis-
.soula Jared even worse, aud we are not GER
tain hut that the artist Is actionable for SIAN
der IN both cases. The Magazine has some
good local illustrations, referred to In re-
print Of the article in this number, and
arstrate portrait Of Governor Hauser. It'll
to be regretted the number Is marred by these
poor engravings. ~.
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The Symptoms Grow worss.
Rockv Mountain Husbdndman, 6th.

Rocky Mountain Husbdndmdn, Oh.
A lady friend Of ours sends the following,
which she clipped from the columns OF some
of our Eastern exchanges, advising rs 70 en-
brace the very excellent opportunity:
MARY Hill, or California, ir ~ years old,
good looking, owns 200 acres OF land shoots
\ revolver, and advertises that she wants 20
marry newspaper man. Eh! boys-whers
are your" i.
Now II there IL anything on earth We could
love better than bunch-grass girl, II Ii one
from the golden coast who has broad acres,
and who has not tucked the covers around
her toes more than twenty-five winters
Then We have always had fondness for
Mary, although she spelled her last name
with an sc" instead Of an "i !" but spell IL .
you please. Mary, here 10 your huckleoerry
This kind Of thing must be stopped, II
Montana editor has to b ''sacrihced" OF
nparsdised. the case may be. We call
on the executive COMMITTEES Of the Mountains
Press Association TO prefer charges Of crimi'
nal celibacy against the editor Of the Has.
bandsson, and cits him 70 appear and answer
therefor NJ the Association meeting IN Butts
next week,-ED. N. N.-W.l
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Salt Lake Tribune.

1t is related that at a recent meeting Of
liars In Idaho, a Salt Lake stage man demon
allied the whole crowd. After each indi-
vdual liar had told his toughest story, the
Salt Lake man squared himself of, glanced
contemptuously over the crowd and said:
Among the most remarkable sights ever
saw was n Montana rain storm. You never
saw IL rain IL you have never been In Mon
tana During the particular storm allude
TO, n barrel was lying out doors with both
ends knocked out The bung hole was open
and on the upper side, and, gentlemen, al
though IL may seem exaggerated to those
who have never seen Montana rain, IL Is
nevertheless a cold fact that the water rained
In at the bung hole faster than 1t could run
out at both ends"
The Salt Lake man arose and proudly and
triumphantly marched out of the room. The
silence that followed was only broken by the
walling and gnashing Of teeth.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William Thompson, Plaintiff,

William Thompson, Plaintiff,
Va.
John II. Suprenant ct al, Defendants.
ITO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE at O'Clock
i y m. on Saturday, september 9Th, 1886, In front
of the Court House door, In the and county Of
Deer Lodge Montana Territory, under and by virtue
of order of sae In the above entitled cause issued
from out the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana, In and for
Deer Lodge county the following described property
to-wit: Lot number six [6l In block number thirty
seven 1871, In the town OF Anaconda Deer Lodge
county Montana Territory according TO the oticial
plat and survey Of said town Of Anaconda, now ON
Ala In the Office OF the Clerk and Recorder of Deer
Lodge county Montana Territory together with al
dwelling house and other improvements thereto be-
longing or In anywise appertainine.
All OF said property situate, lying and being In
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 18th day of August, A. b. 1885.
JAMES b. McMASTER,
$40 1t Sheriff.
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GAME LAWS.
Turn Loose. but! Keep Out OF Forbidden
Enclosures.

Tonight, Aug 14th, the prohibition ex-
pires against killing grouse, prairie chick
ems, pheasants, fool hens, or partridges, and
they are free to the guns until January 1st,
1886. Prooided-
SEC. l TACT of Feb. q, 1886. That 1t shall
BE- unlawful for any person or persons to
hunt with gun or dog within the enclosed
grounds or lands Of another, or to shoot into
or upon such enclosed grounds or lands,
without first obtaining from the owner,
agent or occupant of such enclosed grounds
or lands, his, her, or their permission so
to do.
There Is said to be considerable amount
of game this year, and by tomorrow night
the hunters will be coming home with nice
lots of birds. 1t will be noticed, however,
that enclosures are protected, unless consent
Is obtained. As the game laws are now
amended so that call Indians and hall. breed
Indians when outside of an Indian reserva.
ton" are as amenable to the laws and as sub
ject to punishment Is others, we may reason.
ably expect protection and increase of game
If clubs are organized and some one author
lied to report Indians. Under the game
laws of Montana the mountains would have
been we'll re-established with game by this
time, had 1t not been for Indian depreda-
tions,
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IS 1T MURDER7
Death OF James Mentally Yesterday
Butte Miner, 18th.

Butte Miner, 18th.
About six weeks ago James Mentally, a
barkeeper in Tudor's Bijou, on Broadway,
was shot in the leg by man named Pat
Mccain. 1t was claimed at the time that
the shooting was accidental, and the shooter
was allowed to leave town. The wounded
man was carefully attended and nursed, and
was several weeks ago we'll enough to be out
with the aid of crutches. However, 1t seems
that he was destined to be unfortunate, for
he fell and broke his leg just where the bull
let had entered. The physicians were again
called in and treated the wounded member,
but the hurt was of so serious a character
that radI cal remedies were required. Yes
terday, after a cons ultation, it was decided
that the leg would have to be amputated,
and the operation was accordingly per-
formed by DR.. Holmes, assisted by Drs. Dud-
ley and G. s. Whitford. At the time of the
amputation the patient was so low that the
physicians expressed the belief that he
could not survive the shock, and their fears
were well grounded, for about $3.50 o'clock
he died. Deceased was about 80 years Of age
aud had been in Montana for some time.
He was q member of the Knights Of Pythias
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cenveniences, and put boats upon the water.
A mountain stream, dashing over numerous
cascades, feeds the lake and lends additional
beauty to the place. .....
There Is an encouraging prospect Of . mo-
table mining development within . few miles
Of Deer Lodge, in what Is known as the Orc
Elmo district, on the slopes Of Gospel Noun
tain. asked an old prospector how this
mountain got its name. Damned If
know" he replied, "unless 1t Is because the
gospel is dispensed with up there" There
seems to be some sort of antagonism between
piety and the precious metals; at all events,
mining camps are never noted for religious
fsrvor. The outcroppings of Gospel Noun
tain are remarkably rich, and some lodges
have been opened which indicate that the
deposit is sufficiently extensive to encourage
Investment Of capital. Some of the most
conservative men in Deer Lodge are pntting
money in these mines, and within few
months have begun to open them up. One
hears good deal Of talk in Montana Of a
second Butte springing mp in this or that
place. II such remarkable phenomenon as
Butte ever repeats itself. the chances Of Cos
pei Mountain are probably as good as any
other place.
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TO PoSTMASTERS.

We occasionally hare copies Of the Ne,o North
West returned wim "Refused, ""Lett the Coun.
,r.." "Dead," ETC., written beloW The printed
name Of package subscribers, Without anything
10 indicate the postoetce address. II Is an act Of
"ogeasire partizmsh,p," or ,oorse, to suppose
q publisher kn0ws The address Of every subscri-
Der. and il frequently requires considerable time
10 look up such addresses. Beside, Postna aSters
are required 10 send cards stating tie facts, and
these cards are furnished free by The Govern
,nent We do not Dish TO be cdptious or exact
ina. but expect eUery Postmaster to do his duty.
Please gire this attention.
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CLOSING SALE
OF FLOODED Horses, by s. Il. Larabie, Deer
Lodge.

Mrs. T.. Larabie has decided to close out
his breeding establishment by selling, at
public auction, Wednesday, Sept. 2, at his
farm adjoining Deer Lodge, all of his blooded
stock, consisting of yearlings, two and three
wear olds and his collection of choice brood
mares. All Of these mares are believed to be
10 foal to BEAUMONT, full brother to HAM
Inns Almont Jr.-rec. 226, and the sire of five
within the go list, which has never been
beaten by any stallion Of his age, living or
dead. The following is taken.from the Turf,
Field and Farm:
"Mr G. J. Hamlin's m Belle Hamlin
trotted three exhibition heats at the Buff alo
Driving Park, July IS, in 2:22f, 2l9t, 223.
She Is by Hamlin's Almont Jr., by ALMoNT.
Almont Jr. stock is booming"
Those attending the sale will get some
bargains, as there will be no "side-bidding"
Every animal listed in catalogue wtH be sold.
Twelve months time at 8 per cent. per an
mum will be given to responsible parties, II
desired.
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Ell. Bunnt! & Co.
DhiER LODGED.
PERSONAL.

DIR. Hardenbroek and K. b. Waterbury,
Esq, were down from Anaconda Tuesday.
Clara Louise Kellogg, one OF the first So
prano singers of the world, is giving concerts
through Montana.
Miss Nellie Withers, one of the best teach
ers ever employed in the public schools here
In spending q week In Butte.
Mr.. James Ryan, Of st. Paul, an expert
enced miner, has been making visit to the
Orc Elmo mines the past day or two.
Mr.. Phil McGovern, who has been laid up
with rheumatism since July 4th, is conva-
lescing and expects to return to Anaconda
to-day.
Mrs. Captain Krause, nee Miss Higgins, Is
visiting her parents In Deer Lodge. We be-
lieve Capt Krause Is to be hereafter station
cd at Fort Missoula.
Mr.. Bennett, the assayer Of Butte, DR..
Mitchell and Mr.. Thos. strang have been
over, the past week, looking at leads In the
Big Blackfoot country.
Prof. J. II. Meyers and Miss Kate Hoss
will be married at the Christian Church, Deer
Lodge, next Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst. Rev. Galen Wood performing the cere-
mony. M-.. ..a..
Miss M. A. Potter, Miss Lillian Hudson
and Miss Stella Wilson leave to-day Tor the
Yellowstone Park, to be absent two weeks.
They will meet Miss Hudsons father and
mother, from New York, at Livingston, and
90 thence in company. ..#
Mrs. Susan Msnton, who was seriously In
iured some weeks ago by runaway team
near Yam Hill, received very kindly atten'
lions and hospitable treatment from Dr.
Steele and wife and desires to express her
heartfelt obligations for the same.
Mr.. VIM. Hyde, who has made more trips
through and over, and Ii more intimately
aca uai nted with the Gold Creek bunch OF
mountains than any other person alive, LETT
for Granite Mountain "Wednesday, via Race
Track. He has made the journey that way
several times, and on recent trip discover.
cd what he believes TO be . strong vein OF
coal, aud which he proposed locating. ~ Is
within three hours walk Of the Granite mill
q
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HON0RS TO THE DEAD.
General Grant.
Memorial Services and Resolutions.

PHILIPsBURG, M. T., Aug. 8, 1885.
At meeting of the citizens of upper Flint
creek valley, held at Philipsburg this day,
the following proceedings were had to CON-
memorate the life and death Of General. U.
8. Grant:
John G. Mclean, Esq, was called to the
chair and r.. T. Rombauer acted rs Secre-
tary. t.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
DR.. Clifford N. Bowie, followed by a song,
in which all present Joined, eyes, Wen
Gather at the River"
Mr.. j. Shull recited beautiful! poem enti-
tied "Not on the Battlefield"
Addresses were delivered by NJ. 8. Caplice,
Frank d. Brown, David M. Durfee, R. T.
Rombauer, II. r. Titus and DR.. G. N. Bowie.
The exercises closed with the song, Nearer
my God to Thee" In which all present
Joined.
Coed Ternpiars' Hall was tastefully deco
rated for the occasion, under direction of
Mr.. w. T. Allison and the committee on
programme.
Messrs. NJ. Kaiser, VIM. Weinstein and
Henry Imkamp performed the duties Of .
finance committee.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, The All wise and beneHcent
Ruler Of the Universe, In his infinite, wis
dom and mercy, has seen ft to remove from
further earthly sufferings that most distin-
guished citizen and soldier, Ulysses Simpson
Grant; and,
WHEREAS, Believing that the life and sol.
dierly example Of one who from the hum
blest social position, by merit only, attained
the dignified and exalted stations Of General
iu-Chief of the armies Of the United States,
and who BY popular choice Of all the people
was twice made President Of the United
States, should be treasured as memories Of
the historic past, worthy Of transmission to
our posterity, 1t is
Resolved, That In the death of Ulysses
Simpson Grant our country has lost los most
distinguished citizen, whose name and deeds
are worthy 20 70 down into the centuries to
come with those OF Washington and JET.
fenon.
Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize
| with the relatives and near friends OF the
| ihu8shkoto ucait su4 IN snso 1oAAtVas W. pAA7
| vate and National sorrow we commend them
| for consolation to Him "who giveth. and
| who taketh away" feeling assured that TO
them, - 70 rs, there Is comfort In the knowl-
edge that In all that constitutes true man.
hood, perfect and exemplary life. was EN-
bodied In the earthly frame Of him who but
. few days ago passed gently and quietly
| sway.
Resolped, That In token Of our sorrow Vi
the death OF General u. 8. Grant, nj bust
ness will BE- suspended In this district DO
tween tho hours OF I and D p. m. Of this day.
Rssolved, That the Secretary Of this meet
ing be and IL hereby Instructed TO send |
copy Of these resolutions to the NEW NORTH
WEST, with request for publication.
H. r. TIrus,
/ @. ". SHERMAN.
JAMES MEDICINAL,
i j. SKULL,
Il C. N. BOWIE.
Con. on Programme and Resolutions.
Il JOHN q. MCLEAN, Chairman.
4 B. 7. RoAsArER, Secretary.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

OFFICE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING CO.,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA, 1886.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
this Company for the election of nine (9)
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held at the Office of the Company, at
Granite, (near Philipsburg), Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, on Wednesday,
August 10, 1886. Polls open from IL o'clock,
noon, until 4 o'clock p. m. Books for the
transfer of stock will be closed from August
8 to 20, inclusive.
Attest: l.. NJ. RUMsEY, President.
JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary. 8374t
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FOR SALE, At A BARGAIN!
A FAMILY RESIDENCE,

kA,aH, Fronting the south on Second street. In
E.a Deer Lodge. containing Ave rooms FROST
~ proof cellar. wood shed and well of good
water. The garden is planted with fruit
trees and enclosed by square picket fence. Within
the grounds which comprise 65x1S0 feet 10 barn with
s.abling for cows and horses; also carriage and
chicken house, enclosed by close board fence, ak
feet. The house and outbuildings are In excellent
repair and immediate possession can be had. por-
lion OF the purchase money may remain on mortgage.
For terms, &C., apply to II. n. BILL.
s39f Real Estate Agent, Deer Lodge. 1T.
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Farm for Sale,

T OFFER FOR SALE. AT REASONABLE TERMS
L and price. 70 on early purchaser three hundred
from Drummond, M. T. Also all Farming Impls-
ments-Reaper, Mower, Wagons, Harness, etc. The
ranch one Of the best and will cut 100 tons OF bay
Alse lot Of fine young Horses and Brood Mares,
Hogs and Chickens. will DO sold with the Ranch or
separately. Possession given Immediately II de-
sired.
PUBLIC SALE.
If not before sold, will offer at public sale, at the
Runch Saturday, August 10, 1885, at p. m, all
the above stock including Brood Mares Work Horses,
Saddle Horses, etc. MRS. SUSAN MANTON,
S403t Drummond. Mont.
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The Ksiiogg Concert.

A telegram from Manager Mcguire last
evening announced that Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg, one of the greatest Of American
singers, will be here next Monday even.
ing with small but choice supporting COM
pany, and give one concert at O'Neil's Thea
tire. This is quite distinguished and unex-
pected treat, and the Hall should be filed to
hear the great songstress. Tickets will be
on sale at Coleman's.
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Helena Independent, Aug. II.

yHeehd Hdepe"oefuy h"g'i~'
Tie fosssds for the new Court House,
am ountipg 10 $4,000, were all taken by the
ID erohanrts National Bank ut par. The first
,astal lne,a. amounting to $4,000, was han
ded oyer yesterday. There were s2,o5o Of
them, and IL took Commissioner Francis
Pope three hours and three quarters TO sign
them. The next installment Of $4,000 win
be delivered Jan. /, 1886, and the third and
last installment Of 1000 July !, 1886, ma.
king a total of $4,000. .
These bonds are drawn TO run 20 years, at
six per cent, or they may be taken up Mt the
option of the county after six years.
We understand the Merchants National
will place most Of the bonds In New York
but will supply all customers here who do
sire TO invest.
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DON'T READ.

We have juzt recesved large invoice o.
Y.uhins Genuine Haudkcrchief Extrnco-
some Of the choice cdors-Roee 9erAntum,
Violet, White Rose, 6sephanotis, Opopcnax.
Wo-n Hav. Lily OF the vaIley, &c. Purs
r.snorfed Bay Ram, q choice lot OF Chemois
ekfns. and 6ponges In sssdiess variety AL o.
these rood viii be sold ~ States prices. oivs
- call a. send " your order By mall.
"a N DEER LoDGE DRUo co.
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Freeofchxrre.

All penons suffering from Cauchs, Cslds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss Of voice or any
affection Of tAe Throat and Lungs, are re-
qucstsd to c. y ct the Deer Lodge Drug store
and get LIrial bottle OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption, free Of charge,
which will convince them OF its wonderful
merits and show what regular dolia7sixe
hottle will do. Cal: early. so.
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HuckIen's ArnIca Saive

Bruises. Cores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Teater, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
CorEs. and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. IL IN guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 70
cents per box. For sale by
s02.lyr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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Ranch for Sale.

offer for sale, on advantageous terms, my
Ranch In Deer Lodge valley, at mouth Of
Dry Cottonwood. IL contains 160 acres OF
hay and grain land under fence, and with the
flue range contiguous n IN admirable locar
ton for Dsiry or erasiug purposes. House
and stable on premises.
$40 4t WV. WILLIS.
Aug. 8, 1895.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE!
MRS. GEORGE W. CARLTON

Is Sole Agent for the New Improved Singer
Sewing Machine for Deer Lodge. Those desir-
ing Machine can have same upon the most rea-
sonable terms - monthly payments. Needles,
Oils, etc, for Sewing Machines, always on hand.
Secondhand Machines for sale cheap.
S3s Il MRS. GEO. w. CARLTON.
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THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
Begins August slth-Ends Aas. -. 1888.

The annual Exhibition, popularity known
= ssthe Territorial FAIR" will begin 1t Hell
ena Monday, August "a, and end Saturday,
August -, 1855. The Association Offers some
tan thousand dollan In premiums, princi-
psliy for live stock ard racing purses. The
railroad companies win give half fare round
trip tickets TO the Fair and return. Daring
the Exhibition on wednesday. 1btn, ana
Thursday. 9th, two balloon sscensions are
advertised 70 Be given By Prof. Oscar Hunt,
With trapess performances In mid-air.
We have not yet learned Of any horses from
this county being entered for The Exhieation.
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FARM Frs,

Send in your orders for Binding Irvine. Car
load just received, guaranteed half sisal and
half MANILA, running GOO feet to the pound.
Your orders will receive prompt attention.
$50 2t BENNETT BROS.
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Marriage, Birth, and Death Notices are
,nhIished in the New NORTHWEST without
charge. Obituary Notices, Resolutions of
,ion are subject TO advertising rates.
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A Man In Need Of wagon. buggy, set OF
harness, or farming implement Of any kind
can rave from 10 10 20 per cent by purcnee.
fng from Isaac L. Lyon, Deer Lodge. t11tf
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Proposals for Painting School House Roof.

Proposals in writing will be received until
IL o'clock m. Saturday, August 10, 1885, for
putting one coat Of mineral or lead paint
on the tin roof of the new Pubic School
House, Deer Lodge. This paint to be ap-
bids must state the kind Of paint to be used,
and the work be subject to our approval
Proposals should be addressed to MS and
marked, Proposals for Painting Public
to reject any and all bids. If any bid Is &C.
cepted, the award will be made o. D. m. of
the date for closing bids. ..-.-.
TRUSTEES SCHOOL DIST. no. /,
8392t Deer Lodge county, M. T.
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Deer Lodge Drug Co. have just received
large and well.selected stock OF hair, Ciotn
and Tooth Brushes, Handkerchief Extracts.
Tooth and Toilet Soaps, Puff Boxes, Purses,
Pocket Books, etc. Give them call.
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aoCIETY MEETINGS.


Regular conversations OF Valley Lodge
EhNo. &, X. Of p, are held In their Castle
~ aHan Deer Lodge, every Monday even'g.
E.skGSKnights are invited TO attend.
FSLI John w. YATES, c. c.
~ GEO. TUCKER, X. Of r. 3. 777-Iy
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By OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
Retail Grocery Depart
ment.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention OF the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main St., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock OF Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are notU better prepared than
euer to cater to the public in GEN
eraL, and would very respectfully
solicit q share of the trade.
Ranchmen, call and get our
prices. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
U.ory, roonocffuIIU