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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-06-26
Tn. Northwest Magazine.

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We had a very pleasant two days call this
week from Il. v. Smalley, Esq, one Of the
eminent contributors to the Century and pro-
prietor Of the 50. Paul Northscest, accompa-
MED by his business manager, M. T. Kane,
rs short hand reporter, Mr.. Francis 7. West
and NJ artist, Mr.. John Passmore. The gen.
tie men arrived Sunday and left for Puget
Sound ria Missoula Tuesday, having In the
raeantime procured data and sketches for
views and mention Of Deer Lodge In the
August number of the NorfhWest. That num-
Der win be special Montana issue, taking
In the towns generally from Glendive 10
Missoula. Helena and Butte arc reserved
for special numbers. Mr.. Smalley Is the
ablest ard fairest writer who has given at
tention to the country adjacent to the North
ern Pacific, and mention In the large edition
Of the Eorthscest win be OF much value.
Aside from the material objects Of the visit,
IL was personally highly appreciated BY
friends here and We trust the gentlemen will
call again.
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Administrators Sale.

of an order of the Probate Court of Deer
Lodge county, Territory of Montana, made
on the Goth day Of June, 1885, in the matter
of the estate Of Joshua Dunnegan, deceased,
the undersigned, administrator of the estate
to the highest bidder, for cash. on Monday,
the 9th day Of July, 1885, between the hours
of ten o'clock In the forenoon and six O'Clock
In the afternoon of same day, at Stone Sta
ton, in front of b. r. Herten's dwelling
house, in said county, the whole of the per.
sonal property belonging to the estate of said
deceased. b. r. HORTON,
S34-2t Administrator
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Mcssrs. J. NJ. Runk and o. G. Foster, who
have heen in the field as the representatives
of Warner, Beers & Co, looking over and
adjusting the condition of affairs relative to
the History of Montana, have completed
their work aud returned 10 Chicago. Some
patrons Of the History who did not meet
these gentlemen may yet have correspond
cnce with the firm in relation to business
matters, but where they have seen those who
had advanced money, their treatment has
been not only fair, but so liberal that we are
convinced any subscriber who is fair and
honest will be met more than half way by
Warner, Beers & Co. Messrs. Foster aud
Runk solicited no money. Their expenses
were paid by the Publishing Company. They
were here merely to bring the history up TO
date, take up, arrange and systematic the
thousand and one complications that had
gown out Of the loose business methods and
repeated failures of predecessors, SO that
Warner Beers g. Go. would know precisely
what to do in business-like way TO fulfill
all original obligations Of the work. The
History will be published and delivered In
two or three mouths. or this we have no
doubt. We notice Brother Collins, of the
KiUer Press, is skeptical, but he seems not TO
have had opportunity to ascertain the facts.
That there may be trashy matter in the work
is possibly correct, but there will be an i'm
mense amount of very valuable history and
statistics never before collected and com.
piled, and the less valuable matter has been
TO great extent eliminated. 1t will, we be.
lieve, be the basis of the History of Mon
tana, something which all public.spirited
citizens are equally DESTROYS of having in
compact and imperishable form and it is
very gratifying, after so many disappoint-
mentS that responsible firm like Warner,
Beers & Co. finally took hold of it. We have
no doubt whatever that IL will now be pub
lished and persons interested should here
after transact business only with Warner,
Beers Il Co, or their duly authorized agents.
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BARLOW & WILSON'S MINsTRELs.
At O'NeiIrs Theatre this Evening, June Q,

The above Company, which appears from
press notices to be one of the best travelling,
will give an entertainment at O'Neill's Thea
tire this evening. A good minstrel comp any
il always well patronized and appreciated
here, and we anticipate for them a crowded
house and delighted audience. The follow
ing from the Cincinnati Enquirer is assur-
ance that the entertainment will be one that
will please:
Barlow Il Wilson's Minstrels gave two
performances at Heucks new Opera House
yesterday, and their show can safely be pro-
nounced not one of the best, bat the best min
strel entertainment eUer givca in Cincinnati and
In doing so Toe bar none. In the afternoon the
house was filed, and in the evening packed
to suffocation point, good standing room not
being attainable In any portion Of the Thea
tire. Every act on the bill wds ne,C. and more
enjoyable show 1t would be hard to find.
The end men were of those who rank with
the cream of the profession, and Barlow,
Dougherty and Wilson all introduced new
songs, and what Is more wonderful still, neac
jokes, something heretofore considered an nj
most impossibility for end men, but we are
dealing in facts when we state that NOT
"cHEsTsUT" was to be discovered. George
Wilson carried off the henors. He Is an in
imitable comedian, and, what is more, has .
sweet Voice that makes his singing Of the
comic refrains all the more enjoyable. The
skating scene, which Ii used as a climax TO
she first part, is a "button. burster," and q
funnier scene il not to be found on the
boards. The olio introduced by E. NJ. Hall,
the best of the banjo-players; Milf Barlow,
Hughey Dougherty and George Gale in a
very catchy sketch; George Wilson in his
craxy-quilt suit and new specially; Griffin
and Marks In eccentric dancing; the famous
act Of "The Fsur Aces" and the new stump
speech BY Prof. Dougherty, which proved
powerful bit of oratorical ability. The after.
piece brought out the full company in "Tbe
White Elephant" and was q fitting finale to
. clever show. The first part received the
handsomest stage setting that any minstrel
scene ever had in this city"
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No. 1880.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,


Notice "a hereby given that Charles p. H. Bitlen-
berg, Conrad Kolrs and Peter Lansing, whose r. O.
address 10 Deer Lodge. Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana have this day died their application for patept
for 1900 linear feet Of the EMPIRE STATE
lode mining clam, situated in Orc Elmo Mining
district Deer Lodge County Montans Territory, the
position, course, and extent OF the sah mining
claim, designated By an oficial survey thereof as
Lot No. ~ Township No. N, Range No. West
being more particularly set forth and described In the
official neld notes and plat thereof en- file In this Of
Ace. 90 follows. to-wits
Beginning at the northeast corner, granite stone
36x7x5 inches Get twentY-four inches deep, marked
Lies for corner No witnessed BY hearing treesl
from which the quarter sccton corner on the east
hosndry Of scc. ~, + . N, RS w bears degs % Il
1l66 feet, and running thence N 81 degs 10 min w
1900 feet: thence deg 10 minW6 feet; thepce IS
degs s5 min 1900 feet; thence N deg. Is go H.,
to the place Of beginning, coEfainng Of 206s
Acres In this survey, excluding .s6 included
In survey No. 200not chained, leaving OF 1918
acres claimed by the above-namsd appcants
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the Office
OF the County Recorder OF Deer Lodge county page
46f In BOOK X Of Lode Records.
The adjolnInR claims ara. the Mineral King lode,
unsarssyed, on the east, and Placer survey No. 900
: 50 sssiiS - ' r. Atkinson, Register.
Jos. II. HAzrEK U. 8 Claim Agent.
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The Considerations.

In the selection of Carpets and Wall Pa
per- variety and elegance of styles and low
prices are the considerations which command
the attention Of intelligent buyers, and they
are those which zoe present more forciDly
than any ether House In Montana. NO
House can offer such advantages unless It's
extent of business enables 10 TO purchase In
quantities large enough TO secure them. We
have received our new stock, and 1t includes
some very choice patterns which you viii
not lind elsewhere In the Territory. Cor
respondence solicited, and samples and quo
SANDS & B0YCE,
scott Butte City, Montana.
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FROM NEVADA VALLEY.


Correspondence Ne,o North Wtst
HELMvILLE, NJ. T., Jnne 10, 18S5.-Mu ch
might be said in regard to the many interests
of Nevada Valley. However, 1 will only
make mention of a few items Of news gath.
cred promiscuously. On the 18th we had
~ OR IA HOURS RAIN,
which melted the snow in the mountains and
caused one of the greatest rushes of water
ever seen in Nevada Valley. Nevada Creek
and the Blackfoot rivers were out of their
banks and several parties had to leave their
houses.
A. HoEPFSER's BAND OF SHEEP
were caught on an island in the Big Black
foot river. He came near losing the whole
band; but by hard work all were saved but
about 150 head. Hoepfner and some of his
neighbors worked faithfully all day in the
water, which was very cold, and he has not
been well since.
THE BRIDGE
between here and Avon, across Nevada
creek, washed out and we did not get mail
until Sunday, 14th. The new bridge across
the Big Bl ackfoot is badly damaged. Some
of the crops on low lands are spoiled. There
are three or four
LODGES OF INDIANS
In the valley killing deer and elk. Does our
law protect the large game? Or does it save
it for the Indians? Ut protects it If 1t Is en-
N. N.-W)
The giant on the Raleigh s. Clarke placer
claim is doing good work this seasen-plenty
of water SO far.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. McElware,
on the 18th inst, a fine boy. Mr.. Nc. is feel
ing wonderfully proud. He has been aspir-
ing to fathership for about seven years.
School Is progressing nicely, with so pu.
pills, the best attendance ever had here.
Stock of all kinds are doing well. Grass
here is better on the hills than usual, the
late rains have made good grass everywhere.
BY THE HAIR OF THE TAIL.
Mr. Con. Coughlin came very near being
drowned in attempting to cross the Big
Blackfoot on the 10Th inst The horse could
not swim with him on its back, and as Con.
was we'll aware he could not swim lick
himself, he slipped off behind, took hold of
the horses tail and steered it ashore. He is
now convinced that tail holds are good II
well held on to. ss..=n 81 a..'.
Yours, respectfully,
a.Hn .-....-... Is ... rs se. j. Il. Nj.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Harry J. Peterson is visiting relatives
In Nevada valley.
Mrs. Dodge, of Drummond, is in town, the
guest Of Mrs. William Bennett.
Mr.. T. E. Fout left for California wednes-
day, uia the Northern Pacific, to Portland.
Mr.. Richard Jockey, the rustling real es-
tate dealer of Helena, was in town Monday.
Mrs. VIM. B. Edgar, of Helena, is visiting
Deer Lodge, and is the guest Of Mrs. E. l..
Bonner.
Mr.. John Jefferis, the popular merchant of
Elliston, whs has many friends here, was in
town Tuesday.
Col. George W. Morse, who was IN town
Wednesday, says this is the finest grass sea-
son for seven years.
Messrs. Joseph X. Clark and Patsy Clark /,
two Of the prominent and successful miners
Of Butte, were in town Tuesday.
Judge Galbraith, District Clerk r. L. Da-
Wis, Thos. L. Napton, J. e. Robinson and S.
E. Larabie, Esqs., went to Misseula this
week on Court business.
Miss Clara Bielenberg returned last Fri
day from Salt Lake, where she has been a
student in Rowland Hall Academy. She has
made fine progress in her studies
Frank NJ. Leonard, brother of the bust
ness manager of the Re0iet0, arrived at Ana
eonda Monday morning from New Orleans,
and will henceforth be connected with the
RevieW. Mr.. Leonard is a newspaper writer
of considerable experience.--Anaconda Re
uieac.
Mrs. Hiram Knowles and children returned
Tuesday from a protracted visit East, and
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs o. B.
O.Bannon for two or three weeks, while
their Butte residence is being completed.
The family is in excellent health and meet
with most cordial welcome.
Messrs. r. S. Kelley, appointed U. S. Mar
shall, and r. FL. Hereford, went over to Hell
ena on Wednesday. Mr.. Kelley has for
warded his bond, but it Is net his intention
to take the oath of Office until the first of
July, even if notice of its approval 'prsvi-
ously received. This will enable Marshal
Botkin to close up accounts with the eud of
the present fiscal year and Marshal Kelley
to start with the next one.
Charlie Bonner came heme last Saturday
to spend the vacation. Half our people were
scarce able to recognize in the stalwart
young man the lad who two years ago left
here to attend school Charlie prepared at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, entered creditably the
Polytechnic school at Troy, and has mastered
the first years duties-the hardest of the
course. He has three years of study yet
ahead there, and will return to resume 1t on
the LIST Of September.
Mr.. M. j. Connsll, the able manager and
resident partner of f. L. Bonner & Co,
Butte, was In town few days ago Oh his re-
turn frem New York. where he arranged for
the Tailoring and Dressmaking Departments
of the firm, and purchased the Elevator now
in operation in their establishment-the most
recently improved Elevator made, and the
third enc manufactured BY business apti-
tude and application and energy that never
tires, Mr.. Connell has taken front rank
among the merchants of NJ ontana and de-
serves the abundant success that is turning
his efforts into "net cash."
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T., jane "a, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following. named
settler has hled notice Of his intention to make
final proof In support of his claim and that said
proof win be made before the Probate Judge Of Deer
Ledge county, NJ T., at his ONCE In the town of
Deer Lodge, on Saturday the LIST dsy Of August,
A. d. 1885, to-wlt- .-
MICHAEL DoOLEY,
of New Chicago p. O. In said Deer Lodge county,
who nled Pre- Rmption Declaratory Statement No.
sass for the sen Of section No. Il In TIP No. Ten
N. of II No. Thirteen w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said tract viz $500
John G. Fancy. Patrick Powers, Patrick x. Doolev
Lodge county, NJ, T. -.L-..-..
saa-Gt r. Atkinson. Register.
o. B. O'Bannon, Atty for Claimant.
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HERE TO STAY.

have purchased the entire stock of John
w. Lowell Co. and will continue the busi-
ness permanently at Deer Lodge and Dillon.
i will carry a fun line Of Carriages, Buggies,
Road Carts, SPring aud Farm Wagons, Nc
Cormick Binders and Mowers and repairs
for same. All my spring work Is made by
j. i. Case. A good assortment Of HilPs Con-
cord Team and Buggy Harness win be kept
in stock. A Dederick Belt Perpetual Hay
Press for sale cheap. To make room for New
Goods the old Stock win be sold very low.
Parties purchasing from me may safely rely
upon getting repairs and extras at any time.
irequest comparison Of Goods and defy
composition as to prices and terms Of sale.
4 sS23a ISAAC L. LYON.
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Buy your GinehaDss, Can,Jrics,
Prints and Dress Goods of II. L.
Bonner 8. Co., Wlo hare just re-
ceiued the Latest Styles and Pat
terms. They hare as fine patterns
IN Satines as you r0iII find East or
U.eet S2Stf
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
The New School House Gets u Shaft.

At $3.50 p. m, ;. Wednesday, one of the nu-
merous electric storms of the month rolled
over town and banged bolt into the new
school house-unoccupied It was not a
very heavy volume Of slectrity, and the re-
port although sharp like that of rified field
piece was comparatively light. 1t seems the
electric current dispersed before striking. As
IL struck some four or FIVE places on the west
face Of the building. Not much damage was
done, the principal current entering win
dew, knocking off the casing, then steering
up to the joists and finding exit through the
east wall at point higher than where 1t
struck. There was scarcely vestige Of fire
or smoke where the lightning struck, the
shivered and spIintered timbers being gener-
ally bright aud clear. The damage is nomi-
nal.
There has been an inordinate amount of
lightning this month-doubtless healthy
element Of society when it does not become
too familiar, but rather trying on the nerves
when 1t Frances around SO promiscuously.
We have noticed thc most frequent and Sc
we're electrical storms in Montana are in
June, but our attention has been called to the
fact by Sheriff McMaster that all, or nearly
all, fatalities therefrem occur this month,
throughout Montana, Wyoming, ID akota,
Nebraska and Kansas. The apparently dis
portionate number of people killed while
out doors here is doubtless owing to the fact
that on the prairie like valleys and foothills,
devoid Of trees or habitations, the traveller Is
generally the most conspicuous object within
= considerable radius, and naturally attracts
the electric current, the attraction being
aided by the current of heated air rising from
the animal. The theory that electrical storms
are increasing with the multiplicity Of tele-
graph and telephone wires and electric
lights we do not think is established, but
that they furnish means, where imprefectly
insulated, Of conveying the currents to
buildings is doubtless true. The scientist
who can devise som practical protection
from lightning will confer favor on his fell
low citizens and be kept in cheerful remem-
brance when John L. sullivan Is forgotten.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE,

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
1893 Helena, M. T., June 10. 1855.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make fna
proof In support of his claim and that said proof win
be made before r. L. Davis, Clerk of the Second Ju-
dcia District Court OF Montana and for Deer Lodge
county at Deer Lodge, N. T., ON August :. 1885, viz:
JOHN FRASER,
Who made Pre- Enption Declaratory Statement No.
- for the NEk Section IA Tp 10 N Of RAW.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his con-
viz: s s 90 vEsr
James =. Marcum, John G. Moore. James John
son and William Dits, all OF Helmville, M. +.
s33t6 e. Atkinson, Register.
o. b. G'BAsrox, Atty for Claimant.
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A Nexed CLERGYMAN.

Even the patience Of Job would become
exhausted were he a preacher and endeavor-
ing to interest his audience while they were
keeping up an incessant coughing, making
IL impossible for HIM to be heard. Yet, hew
very easy can all this be avoided by simply
using DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Cslds. Trial Bottles
given away at The Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
Drug Store. S03
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The Best Salve In the world for Cuts
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded Price 20
cents per box. For sale by
s02-1yr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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SECURE YOUR WATER RIGHTS.

At the late session of the Legislature a law
was passed requiring all water rights aud
bitches to be filed upon and recorded. IL
also requires headgates to be built Of aspe-
cifc construction. Having received from
one of the leading attorneys of Montana all
the legal forms aud information regarding
this matter, I am now prepared 10 give all
necessary information, AMI execute all nee.
essary papers In the matter, and guarantee
correctness aud satisfaction. .Ga
JOHN X. EARDLEY,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
s2s-4t Willow Glen, p. 0.
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For the past two years IL has been matte i
Of particular note among wool dealers In the
East that Montana wool, on account Of its
superior condinou, loses less from shrinkage
for dirt than that of any ether State or Ter
ritsry.-HsvGld.
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Examine our .NeU Line of Wall
Paper; tUo cases just received;
Latest Designs, and at Bed Rock
Prices. Call early and get first
choice.
s2af II. L. BONNER r. co.
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2. Z. Bonner & Co. have just re-
ceived . Complete Stock Of S.etson's
Soft and Stiff Hats, Spring and Sum
mer Styles. Also a Full Line Of Men
and Boys NoBsy STRAW HATS.
sastf
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DO to .. Z. Bonner q Co.'S for yo1r
Fine Neck and Underwear. They
carry the only line Of Gents Baibrigan
Underwear, Hosiery, silk Ties and
Scarfs In Deer Lodge. -,
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
of an order of the Probate Court of Deer
Lodge county, Territory of Montana, made
on the Goth day OF June, 1886, in the matter
of the estate Of Bernard Heaney, deceased,
the undersigned, administrator of estate of
said deceased, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, on Monday, the
9th day of July, 1885, at one o'clock p. m, at
Pioneer, in the County of Deer Lodge, one
Saloon, Bar Fixtures and Liquors and all of
the property belonging t. the said estate of
deceased. HIRAM HEANEY,
833-2t Administrator
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THE PURSES AND ENTRIES MADE UP.
A Rafting Racing Programme!

The following Races will be run Saturday,
July 4th, 1885, on Olin's Race Track, Deer
Lodge. Race No. will start at / o'clock p.
m, sharp, and be followed without intermis-
sion. All purses are made and all entries
filled: .s...
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New invoices of Hats, Boots and Shoes
and Dry Goods at
A. KLEINsCHMIDT & Co.'S,
833-1t Leaders of the Trade
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THE JONES SCHOOL.
Report for the Month Ending May ..

Number enrolled--23.
Number days attendance, 4o6.
Average daily attendance, q.
Those who were present every day are
eliza Horne, Earl Welton, Abbie and Will
lie Terrill, Walter Horne aud May Hartley
Present every day but one: Ray Welton
Ellen Horne, Lizzie Lee, Minnie aud Myrtle
Terrill, Carrie johnson and Ella Hubbard.
HANNAH A. SHEA,
Teacher.
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The champagne Favored" 5.cent cigar
at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S, Is the pleasantest
smoker to be had in the town. Try one.
S33-1t
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RACE NO. l-Trotting, to Harness
Citizens Purse Of s1O0--s5O to first; $50 to
second S15 to third, and $40 to fourth.
Entries-mile heats, 3 in 3. -
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p. S.--Between races or heats Scots Ran
chero will be driven two exhibition heats.
No charge for admission to races. a31-4t
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branded N 8 on shoulder Both horsos were
shod alt round, and each had small star in
forehead, and weigh about ! 900 pounds each
will pay SO fer their return TO me ct Butte
or SO for Information that will lead TO their
recovery. G. y. CRADDICK,
S5l-4t ~ Main st., Butte.
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We have good stock Of Champion Now
ers, (Front and Rear cuD, Tiger Holdings.
worth, and Favorte Hay Rakes, and Extras
for same. KENYON & ZENoR,
81 5t Deer Lodge.