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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-25
eER LoDeE,
BJTTE,
Proprietors.
SUMMONS,

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Montana, in and for tbs
County OF Deer Lodge.
Isabel j. Ryerson, Plaintiff,
Simeon W. RyersoD, Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet.
ing to Simeon W. Ryerson, Defendant
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you bY the above-named Plaintiff in
the Distric. Court Of IL Second Judicial District Of
the Territory of Montan. In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge, and to answer the complaint filed there
In within ten days texeSsiySs OF the day OF sece
within this county; or, served out of this COUNTY
but in this district, within twenty days otherwise
within forty days or Judgment by default will be "a
ken against you, according to the prayer Of said CON-
plaint.
The said action lie brought to recover Judgment
Of said court lst That the bonds Of mA,rnony
between plaintiff and yourself be dissolved and the
custody of Beatrice Ryerson, Clarence l.. R5erson
Richard b: Ryerson anG Lucy j. Ryerson be awarded
to plaintiff.
yourself and plaintiff be allowed and set apart to
plaintiff as shall be equitable and just.
3D.. That you be required 70 pay reasonable sun
into court 10 defray the expenses OF this action and
for counsel fees and pay plaintiff such further sum
for alimony Just, and for general relief
The cause Of action alleged being your wiliul de-
since October 49, 1883 and your having departed from
the Territory Of Montana without the intention Of
returning, without any reasonable cause.
And you hereby notified that II you fail 10 appear
and answer said complaint as above required, the
said Plaintiff will take a defanlt against
You and apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In said complaint.
1911 Given under my hand and the Seal OF
ZEAL. the District Cont o. he Second judicial
l-~-t Distinct Of the Territory of Montana, 10
and for the County of Deer Lodge, this 22d DAY Of
August, in the year of Lord one thousand eight
REUBEN L. DAVIS, Clerk.
S43.4t H. h. WHITEHALL, Plf's Atty.
First Publication Sept. 4, 1885.
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He has said that 50 often that 1t Is q by
word in that neighborhood, and the little
rowdies often hail him, from a safe dis
lance, with the phrase, Hello, Blain Eng
hsh, how you vos, anyhow"
But he doesn't mind a little fun at his own
expense.
II shpeak English goot kernough," he
says. 81 used to dink vos doing veil ven
could shpeak 30 goot English vot / got
drce meals day und my lager peer for
carrying askets of wood and coal to the dop
uf der highest denements for a CORNER
grocery, bat now, alretty, I shpeak 30 goot
English vot l can get eighteen hundert
dollar a year und subbord wife OATS
more ms blendy beople git vot deach der
language. I shpeak nodings but English
So soon as l got dis blaze on der tolioe
sayt py my wife 'uf you shpeak Cherman by
mo / got yourselluf a divorce, alretty.' DIS
Is der gundry for me. got more wages
und pedder dIngs as my farder or my
grandfather got Ply der olt gundry, SO hat
adobdet dis gundry und shall shpeak
nodings except Unided Sdates 50 long vot
/ If
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How the Change Came About.
IDetrnIf Erea prnsal

They had been enemies for three long
year& They passed each other on the street
with stern faces, their wives made fun OF
zach others dresses. and the children
climbed up on the back fence and called
eneh other shoddy aristocratx Oh, no;
there was no dove OF peace around there,
and lots Of people predicted that . case Of
as assination would grow out Of IL
Last evening O whole neighborhood was
sstonished beyond measure. These two
families who had thirsted for each others
sealps were seen In sweet convention on the
lawn. The men exchanged cigars, the
women admired each Others latest pur-
chase, and the blessed little children Rugged
snch other all over the grass
How did the change come about Well
neither man ever owned horse in his Life,
and neither knew . case of SPAWN from q
blooming instance OF poll-evil Jones de-
cided, however. to buy horsa. He was
looking one over at his hitching-post when
Smith came along In . moment Of forget
fuinsss Jones remarked:
@Say. Smith, you know all about . horsa.
How old Is this animalf"
In the jerk OF q comets tail ranoor and
bitterness were forgotten. The hAttery hit
Smith plumb-centsr and ripped al the but
tons of his pent-up soul He obsyed the
request, pointed out all tho ring bones, sdff
knees and splints. and advised Jones not to
buy. They went of arm in arm, and the
dove Of peace now sits on the housetops and
MARBLES his Joyous little soul up to high @G."
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AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION!
At Deer Lodge, MT, on the 18th
OF October, 1885, at 2 p. m.

A IHAvK CLOSED OUT NY MILL BUSINESS
"A at DEER Lodge, offer my entire Mil al that
place for rale The machinery consists Of one brand
new complete Tlounng Min. which has capacity OF
$50 TO 80 pounds of 1rs-cass -four per hour accord
ing 70 the quality OF the wheat: two planning ma
chimes one cutoff and frame: circular saw;
two grain-cleaning machines one portable steam
engine, strong enough to run all the machinery AZ
once. Also q lot Of Blacksmith's Tools.
win also cell my residence on Main street-two
lots and bnck honee, and the household furniture.
Also the mill building, a0x34-two stories; blsck-
smith shop. etc.
ANY OF the machinery above designated can be
purchased meantime st private sale 81
For particulars inquire OF
sAu u ag Anaconda. II. r.
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THE LADY CORRESPONDENT"
A Plea in Their Defense-EntitIed to SYM
pathy, Not Censure.
TCor Rrooklvn Ea0ie


GCor. Brooklyn Eagie.l
The @lady c respondent" Il coming In for
q gooi share Of discussion by magazines and
essayists just now and she is b,iug abused
in rather Lvsly way by people who have
nothing whatever to do with the pres.
Among other COMMUNICATIONS are letters
from alleged soi-ty women full of the Bit
tere.t sort Of abu<e OF the female CORE
sponients, and few clever replies from the
correspondents themselves. The female cor
respondent 10 a necessity, or she would not
exist. and the TRADE against her by society
women" and hotel proprietors amounts to
very little in the minds Of men who know
what the correspondents really are.
/ am rather surprised that so little has
been said In defense OF the female CORE
spondents, for they are painstaking. hard
working and honorable writers-that Is, as
far as my own experience goes-and In nine
cases out Of ten are immsasurably above
their detractorS have met many feminine
correspondents-in fact think may say
that have met all OF any consequence In
this country at least-ani / have found they
are entitled more to sympathy than to
censura. .r ........... .e 80. ..... .-.. 5 z.
There are two kinds The timid and lady
like young woman who makes q living, and
by no means good one, by collecting social
news, describing the cos tunes OF parvenus
and writing up marriages and social enter
tainments, forms ons kind The other ind
consists Of women who write clever essays
and bright letters IF travels. etc. It seems
particularly harl that such earnest and con-
scientious writers as the feminine CORE
spondsnts should como in for abuse, while
their sisters, the affected and tiresoms slit
srary women" go scott free The ACCUSE
tions against thu female correspondents
seem to be, first, that they expect a $40 bill
for describing costumeS and, second, that
they beat tina prcprietors OF hotels
In the first place. it is q society woman's
own fault IL she scatter her $40 bills among
female correspondents, though do not in
the least believe that this is the custom As
for the hotel men, they do not deserve
word one way or another. They must be
fine specimens Of business men to whine
about the influence OF female correspond
ent and have not gumption enough TO man
age their own hotels.
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Bound to Have . Divorce.


Judge. just can't live with my wife
any longer, and / must have divorce II 1t
takes every cent I've got"
"What do you want a divorce forT
80 she can't SUE me nor nothing. They
tell me she can get board wages IL / leave
her without writings"
''Oh, fudgel How long have you been
wanting 10 get divorceP'
'.Most two weeks"
How long have you been msrriedr'
About two weeks"
''Well, that beats the Dutch. What's the
cause Of the troublef'
Judge, she does snore justawful, IL Unjust
say 1T, but ] didn't want to, and thought
maybe wouldn't have to. There's no such
thing as getting wink Of sleep in the same
house with her, and as I have to work for u
living I've got to do my slumbering at
night"
But that won't give you divorce"
mot il / pay for isl"
'sWhy, no: you'd he kicked out of COURT
But along with her snoring she whistles
through her nose like tugDoat She's
little woman, but good heavens, Judge, she'd
raise the deadi"
THAT don't make any difference. The
law says you must put up with it and make
the best OF it. To get a divorce you must
have reasonable cause to begin with"
well, great Cesar. judgel Amt having
to sleep In the coal shed enough to begin
with, I'd like to knowi thought the law
was made to helpa body along. Don't IL
take no pity on q man at alp e.
mot In @ case like that. Il presumes
that you married this woman with your eyes
open" -
80 did, Judge, and they've been open
ever since. Does the law say I've got to 20
without sleep till ! drop, or bunk in the
barni Does the law give that woman right
to make fog-horn Of herself, and shake the
whole house with her nose as soon as shs
shuts her eyesi Does the law uphold her in
robbng me Of sleep that's the same thing
as bone and muscle to met Does the law
give her the right 10 whistle through her
nose and snore ft to make q cow bawi the
ivelong night, and at the same time give
her whack at my property, IL ! leave her
and take to the timber to save my Lief
Does it do all that, judgef
"Well, yes; 1t SINNERS down to about
that
"Well, then, I'll never vote again rs long
as live, and won't pay cent OF taxes, II
hang for it. IL the law tries to bulldoze
me that way, it'll have to paddle its own
canoe after this, that's all. fit for the
government once, but I'll be blamed IL I'll
ever do IL a4ain.n .... .s ....- H..
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The Language Of Gloves.
TCshicavo uarsld


The boxing-glovs means: aStsp on tbs tail
nv me coat, IL 70 dare" sH 5nrrs
Yarn mittsns; 4Whcsays Tim proudi Lets
be comfortable"
White kid; @5hoo, hyi don't bother ma"
Black kids; 1It's mo; take of your hat"
Green kids. "rm not 10 old ~ look"
Lavendar kids; @is he looking this wayr
Lisls thread: @rm proud, but prudent
Buckskin gloves: -Gst out Of the way OF
I'll step on you"
Fur gauntlsts: @who'd want 10 live In .
bandboxf'
Torn glove: II could be happy any
where"
six-button; SIN not TO b snsezsd At"
Big diamond ring worn over the glover
@Dont you wish you was msr
Buttoning gloves with hAirpin In street
car: arm get there IL IL kills q horss."
Buckskin mittsns: @Piagus tais such
weather"
Dogskin gauntlets: GO the other way II
you don't like tho dust"
Bare knucklss: Fl don't ask any favors
Of anybody"
Hari gloves; aArs " there. Moriarityr
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.Thomns and jeremiah. q
chicago Herald

According 10 an old resilient Of New Or.
loans, the cold weather drink known a.
Tom and Jerry was first compounded IN
that city sixty years ago. Pierce Eganh
play was prolucsd at the Old Lamp Street
theatre. Feb. ~. ls36 II, adds: 1Tns name
OF Tom and Jerry was given to Kind OF
eggnog drink. which was coneocted by Q
dealer ON g. Cnariss street. near the loca-
ton OF Sans oyster saloon. which was
established many years after The drink
bscaH,e popular. and for many years sur.
vive ths recollection u this play 70 which
70 owed ~ origins
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Notice Of Final Entry,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., Sept. 10, 1885.
Notice ir hereby given that the following named
settler has ded notice Of his intention TO make
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge Of Deer
Lodge county, NJ. T., at his Office in the town of
Deer Lodge, ON Saturday, the nth day Of October,
A. d. 1885, to-wIt-
ARCHIBALD SMITH,
of Stuart P. O., Deer Lodge county NJ. T., who
made Homestead Application No. 1867 for the 81 of
MEX Of section No. II In Township No. 4, North OF
Range No. 10 West, and he names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said tract. to-wlt-
Francis NJ. Goddard, Benjamin p. Notes.-The. VIII
liam Norton and Gottfried Romang, all of Smart
sA-St r. Atkinson, Register.
o. B. o'Bannon, Atty for Claimant
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Life Saved by Hanging Upside Down.
providence Journal

A singular affair occurred recently in one
Of the pleasantest homes In the suburbs Of
our city, the relation Of which may not only
be Of some interest, but also OF some use to
the reader. A few days ago the family
physician visited the same residence, and In
the course of conversation mentioned that,
while attending sick child, the child had
suddenly began TO suRocsts, owing to Q
quantity Of mucus getting into It's windpips,
and he had turned the child upside down, In
order 70 relieve IT.
This story PASSED almost unnoticed, ex-
cept by the sister OF the lady OF the house.
The family, consisting OF the husband, wife
and wife's sister, were at the table eating.
Suddenly the wife began to show signs Of
suffocation- Her husband resortsd to the
familiar remedy Of patting her smartly on
the back; but IL was unavaiiing. She could
not speak; her face became OF purple hue.
and she was evidently at the point Of death.
At this moment, her sister, remembe ring.tne
doctors story, seized her by the anklsA The
husband caught the idea instantly. and the
lady was soon In an inverted position.
whersupon she Immediately coughsi up the
food which had nearly caused her death.
The husband blsssss himself for the story
which the doctor 20 casually told, without
any thought that IL might help TO save
Hfa
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Notice Of Final Entry.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Helena M II Sent. I'D. lSS5

ueIeHd. NJ. sept To, IoN. J
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof In support of his claim and that said proof will
he made before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge
County N. T. at his office In the town of Deer Lodge,
saturday, the nth day OF October A, D. 1885, to-
wit: .
or Race Track p. o., Deer Lodge county, N. T.,
who made Homestead Application Number 1899,
for the SEX of MEX, NJ OF SEX and SWz Of SEX
of section No. II in Township No q, North OF Range
to prove his continuous residence upon and cuitiva
ton of said tract, te-wit-
William T. Elliott, Lafayette Strickland. Henry
Quinlan and Patrick Quinlan, all Of Race Track p. o.
Deer Lodge county, N. T.
S44-6t r. Atkinson. Register.
o. q. oBannon, Attorney for Claimant.
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SAFE FOB SALE.

~ i0a 49,. DasooIo
a. good n new In every respect, will be sold 1t
low dgure II applied for soon. The No. refer
red TO 10 46 inches high outside, 20 inches wide
and 4 inches deep inside-iarge enough for all
ordinary purposes. Weight 100 pounds. The
sale can be seen as the ONCE of s#Hfar s.
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
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The Uarsst DROVE
tf.rr Ean~~~ fsgsx Ion~uaf 1

--T--
Minnie Madeira. Ia long talk with r.
porter said In one Of those pathstic out
burst. common 10 her;
II envy women wao can have homes anil
take up the passive side OF lIfs. But those
who have once I'D fsvsrish sxistsncs iihs
mine must be always going, going. Tue
parsst grows 70 b . pArt Of our sxistsaoa.
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FOUND.

- BY James Kantner, near Pierse's
3< Station, June 18th, red leather
pecketbook, containing q note
8 drawn In favor Of August Milx, of
Hurxe Plains, Missoula Co, The owner Il
requested to call Tor the same and identify
himself or send for the same through respon-
sible parties. Apply TO -, "a.
Sssif THE NEW NoRrH-Wxsr.
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NOTICE.
To Whom Il Non Coneeru

To Whom IL Nay Concern;
Notice 70 h.rchy given that we have purchased the
hand Ut Castle on Snow Shoe range belonging TO w.
W.. joins. Afro his brand y" on left side. All
Isefsons viii plesse govern themselves accordingly.
Ell REEFS JONES q BRO,
S<pt. 10 1855. sH II pd EiIirton. n. +.
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A Pie. for Hersss-
IExchaura.l

A 6tratfori r(ConAl woman, who b .
member Of the 6ociAty for the Prevention
OF Cruslty TO AniinaiS, accuses local Chris
tians Ct going TO church 10 hsar Of the
gloriss Of another world and hat down
Satan sndsr their fes., Ill the whils having
horsss Outside nyhtinx Loo devils In IL
shaps q diss and mnsquitosA - 49,
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what the soeisty Girl Says.
lPittsburg Chronicls.l

A society girl says that:
The way her green dres idh h
The rain last night was
The music OF the band Ii
70 breakfast after 10 a N. Il IT.
rhe way Mrs. Jones comes on il e.
rhs idea OF keeping Gen. Grant Perfectly
20 long unburfcd Is dreadful
The way De Courcy stole firm
that hen's Is
lust think Of that man In Africa
carrying on 600 women 10 eAt
them II II
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Il has b6sa calculated thas IL frss
lnness d Nsw York saaooss cost eil. ga
- annually. 8 =
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We first came upon young farmer afoot
and In somewhat Of hurry. Two or three
If the fingers OF his right hand were badly
ihattered, and he had not stopped long
enough to envelope the hand In q rag. He
aid something about three miles and the
ioctor'' as he passed US.
Driving along for about half q mile We
came upon dead mul IN harness, with
great splinter driven clear through him.
There was boy about 10 ysars Of ago seated
On Pile Of rails near by, but b was wipang
blood Oh his heel and didn't seem 70 hsar
our questions Half mile beyond this was
= log cabin. One side was bulgsd in. the
windows shattered ana the door In kindling
wood. There was dead dog and four or
Eve dead chickens between tbs door and the
gate.
"Hullol the houser called the colonel -
We halted at the gate.
After long minute woman came out
She had several loose teeth, which were
bleeding freely, and she had the frightened
look of o school ma'am freed by bear.
Been q cyclons hsrsf" asked tho colonel.
"Nor aaH Hna = 81
''Somebody shootingr
ssNon ha @
aCan't be no political mesangr
aNosn 80 -
"well, what in Halifax q the row, thsnF
s.Nuthin', 'cept the old man and the boys
has got some dynamite TO blow up stumps
with, AMI they're sort q green a. the bis
nezs" sxfe- &4e@
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In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dstric
of the Territory of Montana, in and for tbs
County OF Deer Lodge.
Isabel j Ryerson, Plaintiff,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-16

Be sure and hear the ''Star Trio" with the
Gold Day" company.
Seventeen people of the "Cold Day When
We Get Left" Company will arrive to-mor-
row morning and stop at the Valley House.
George Thorn, arrested Yesterday ON the
charge OF being concerned in the Spanish
Fork murder case, was taken to Provo this
morning.
Hugh MCGOWAN, President of the Tooele
Stake of the Mormon Church, has been ar
rested for unlawful cohabitation and will
arrive IN the city this evening.
A number of improvements are being
made at st. Marks School in the way of
new floors, ceilings, etc. Mr.. Miller is also
having a new school-room fitted up. and
everything Will be more convenient than il
has been heretofore.
The complimentary benefit rendered by
the ladies' of the Methodist Church to the
Rev. Mr.. Lift takes place this evening. A
most attractive programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion, and undoubtedly
the friends of the reverend gentleman will
turn cut in force.
There seems to be some doubt CONCERNING
the authenticity of the statement in last
nights issue that new officials for the Post
office, Marshalship and Register of the Land
Office had been selected. Nevertheless the
information comes from a very reliable
source, and there is no question whatever
that the selections for the above Offices have
been made.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-16
An Unfortunate Family.

Mrs. Ellen Engberg, of the Fifth ward,
who petitioned the City Council on Tues
day evening for free peddler's license
to sell fruits about the streets, is reported
by her neighbors to be a most worthy
woman. She is in frail health and yery
destitute circumstances, and has three
small children entirely dependent upon
her exertions for their support. She has
an invalid husband, who says he was
most shamefully beaten by two policemen
some time since, in which his skull
was fractured, and he has never been
himself since. He is unable to do
any work, and this poor wom-
an has labored night and day to sup
port the family. The attention of sew
era! kind ladies of this city was called to
their distress, and visit was made to
the family, where the state of affairs as
here given was found to exist. It is to
be hoped that Mrs. Engberg's condition
will receive attention at the hands of
those charitably disposed and able to
give deserving aid, even though not
asked
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-07-16

Inns man came to Salt Lake City representing
VnI ~ as the son OF Dr. E. B. FooTE OF New
loIk, the well known specialist, as abundantIv
PROVED by athdavits. AS rumors came info Sail
Lake city from Dakota and Montana from an
expose made there, he changed his base and
aoPIeesSnteo himself as the son of more noted
SStPecIaiiSt IN New York City than DIR. n r.
T TOoIE' Inc wen known author Mr. John
NV NV VI Ine wei known TrOW's DIRECTORY in
b lev lorK City torty years in the directory
business, Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER Of T1tsS
and the Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAN for rno1 VI Uoan
postmaster in New York CITY also Snrvss,yyor ~
ene foTt, gave their affidavits that there arc no
OIler DOCTORS In New York by the name Of EooT
VI rooTE, excepting Dr. Z. B. FooTF the ant6Or
0o, HiSuIcal common Sense" etc. and his two
E ETnS, Or' n. b. FooTE, Jr., and Dr. HUBFRT r
90. Inc genuine Dr.. FOOTE Jr will bara
at.sr Always employ the initials f. 4 in dasiS-
L LnSrmg ms name. Heretofore he has bes1,
i HLom nOC only at home but wherever hie nSsh
Dr. FooTE Jr. Greater care will no tsIa L "
aI.er, In view OF the fact that an unnrincirIad
person mas assumed to profit nv h}e on5 ~
tather's reputation MS ana MS
Inose desiring further and moro ,re,oiJ,s
FORMATION in respect to this matter viii o ~
~ by aooress1ng Box 414, Salt Lake civ TtsE
6SIsons having information of adya9fsSe - m
Pi" w VIII kindly communicate the same 10
Lake City. u Nicbrlde, Salt
- dnoSe desiring to consult DIR. Foorp r-o,as
either 0ieules should address
Or' e 3. fOOTE, Sr., or Or. E. B. FO0TE r.
isO Lexington Ave-, New Vork
consultation Free, in person or bv Letter