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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillie, of Butte, were
in Deer Lodge yesterday.
o. S. Marshal Robt. S. Kelley is attending
Court at Miles City this week.
Call round and ask Landlord Mcfarland
to-day about the events Of GA years ago.
County Attorney Durfee, of Philipsburg,
and j. r. Boarman, Esq, of Anaconda, have
been in tow n this week.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell expects to start in a
few days to visit her son, Paul, who is at the
Academy near Louisville, Ky.
Messrs. James johnson, E. L.. Hilburn,
John Fitzpatrick, John Ganley, Luke Finn
and R.. H. Tibbetts were in from Nevada val
ley on business this week. -
Mr.. j. G. Stevenson, Tailor, has gone to
Great Falls with the purpose Of locating.
thy man in all respects, and We trust will do
a good business at the Falls.
Mr.. Ed. McKinstry, a practical miner and
q very pleasant gentleman, has gone con the
road" to introduce the celebrated Rackarock
powder, and has the advantage of being able
to practically show its work.
President Mcmillan, of the College of
Montana, went East a few days ago. He will
remain a few days with Mrs. Mcmillan
in Illinois, and proceed to New York, ex-
pecting to return in a month or six weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Warren E. Evans returned
from their bridal trip sooner than expected,
the Great Falls trip being omitted owing to
a heavy storm prevailing in that region.
They will soon be housekeeping" in Phil
ipsburg.
We are glad to know that Messrs. evan"
and CAL" Orion contemplate coming to Deer
Lodge to reside. If swan" locates here we
may be assured of the reorganization OF the
Orchestra and Band aud their continuance,
and the Orion boys coming Will be a joy to
all.
Mr.. F. C. Lawrence, representing the Butte
& Granite Cable Railway Co., was before the
Commissioners this week soliciting a right
of wav order, which will doubtless be
granted in the proper course. He is quite in
earnest. and has no doubt of the success of
the enterprise. .m-
Mrs. NJ. E. Dakin, who we are pleased to
know is doing a good millinery business in
Anaconda, was in town On a brief visit yes
terdav. Ladies in Anaconda and vicinity
| will do we'll to give her q call. She has q
fine stock Of goods, adapted to tho circum'
stances of all customers.
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A woman's Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made, and that too by a lady In this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was 50 much relieved OF taking the first dose
that she slept all night, and with one bottle
AIRS. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. G. Ham,
rick 4 Co., of Shelby, N. G. Get q free trial
bottle at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S drug
store. a56
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THREE MEN L
Fatal Accident in the Goldsmith Mine at
Butte Last Friday.

At Z o'clock last Friday morning Atwater
Lawrence, Fritz Deel and James Reegins
entered the bucket attached to a three.quar-
ter inch wire rope in the mouth of the Gold
smith mine shaft at Walkerville, and were
lowered away. When the bucket had de-
scended about 40 feet deep, Mr.. Hoar, the
engineer, noticed the rope slack suddenly
and cried out to Mr.. BONN, the top-man,
''the rope has broker and three men are
killed" His apprehension proved too true.
The alarm was at once given, the rope again
attached to the bucket and a man sent down.
The men had fallen about so feet. Lawrence
had been instantly killed. Deel was CON
%scious, but dying, and did die before he could
be removed from the shaft. Reegin showed
more vitality, but died in a few hours after
reaching the surface.
Just how it is seems strange, but the coro-
ner's jury found that the Company was in
no way to blame for the accident. Lawrence
was aged % years ana leaves a wife and one
child in Walkerville. Reegin, 4 young man,
leaves a wife but no children. Deel was aged
about 40 years and unmarried.
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+. WHO is YOUR BEST FRIEND?

Your stomach, of course. Why? Because
miserable creatures living. Give it a fair,
honorable chance, and see if it is not the
best friend you have in the end. Don't
smoke in the morning. Don't drink in the
morning. If you must smoke and drink, wait
until your stomach is through with breakfast
evening, and it will tell on you less. If your
food tefments and does not digest right il
you are troubled with heartburn. dizziness
Of the head, coming up Of the food after eat
ing. biliousness, indigestion, or any other
trouble of the stomach, you had best use
use it without immediate relief. 1861 1yeow
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LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

Read Kleinschmidt 8 Co.'S etBargain Sale
IN the last column Of this page.
The Rod & Gun club had . pleasant shoot
on the 4th, using up all the birds and making
some excellent scores.
The Good Templars Of Deer Lodge expect
In about . month to present . drama, emit
tied, "Under the Laurels."
The Pioneer Press Of last Saturday gave
Butte . fine write-up. II Deer Lodge don't
get . mention we'll tell how 1t happened.
We had the feather edge Of q blizzard
Wednesday, but yesterday fine weather came
again, with the ground merely whitewashed
with snow.
The Deer Lodge Drug Co. sell the North
rup, Braslin & Goodwin Co.'s ''Northern
Grown Seeds" which are especially well
liked in Montana. Try them.
MI. Andrus- one Of the best of painters
and paper hangers, announces in this issue
he is prepared to do business in his line
promptly and sollcits q share of patronage.
Building has already commenced in Deer
Lodge. and old structures are being removed
on Main street preparatory to erecting brick
buildings as soon as the weather will permit.
County Commissioners Evans, Walker
and Batterton have been in session all this
week, and adjourned over last evening until
next Tuesday. The proceedings will appear
next week.
The Missoula Times says Mr.. John NJ.
Evans, formerly Of Butte, and MI. F. G.
Webster, the accomplished stenographer,
and both young lawyers Of ability and ener-
~, are about to open an Office for the prac-
tice of law in Missoula.
Assessor J. II. King is busy at his work,
having already assessed Anaconda, and being
engaged in Deer Lodge. He has to have
the assessment completed, under the new
by July 3lst, after which the Board of
Commissioners make the tax levy.
Governor Leslie, on application, has par
dound A1hnsk 0shnvna E,nu TN (roo y "a m
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Clerk Mcconnell, Of the District Court,
was busy yesterday attending to war vefe-
rams proving up their pension claims, which
is required to be lone every three months.
Twelve veterans of the Mexican war and
thirty,two of the late war proved up yester'
day. There are forty veterans of the Next
can war in Montana entitled to pensions. In
each case the clerk wa entitled to 81 as fees,
but he refused to accept any fees from any
OF the veterans, ar act that on general pr'n'
ciples was appreciated by acknowledgement
9TH. Very creditable to Clerk Mcdonnell.
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RACE TRACK, March 9Th, 1883.
The Verdict Unanimous,

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi
fies: II can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured of rheumatism oil
ten years. standing" Abraham Hare, drug
gist, Bellville, Ohio, attirms: "The best sell.
ing medicine I have ever handled in my q
years experience, is Electric Bitters." Thou.
sands of others have added their testimony,
neys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle al
the Deer Lodge Drug Cos drug store.
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crowded house would h unys)Ant aupn'
grateful
Succeeding the College entertainment the

Succeeding the College entertainment the
Hall Aoor-a splendid ope for d%ancing-will
be cleared of the platforms and chairs and
the House Warming Ball will begin, to con-
tinue indefinitely. Messrs. Bonner & Lara
bic, aside from giving this opening night to
the College, bear all the expenses of the Ball,
including the services of the Orion Band,
and a substantial collation. which will be
spread in the next building, and where par
Elephants can go at will any time after 1880
O'Clock and partake of coffee and sandwiches
to their content. Messrs. W. F. Stanley and
Geo. S. Miller will act as floor managers on
the occasion.
AS it is desirable the College entertain.
ment shall be ended by 9:15 1t will begin at
8 o'clock sharp, and, to prevent confusion,
the audience are respectfully urged to be in
place at that time. There are no reserved
seats.
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FROM RACE RACK.
A Model Letter From a Near eighbor.

Correspondence Neao North Vest.
Thinking perhaps a few items from our
usually quiet locality might be of interest to
your readers, ! enclose you the following:
Mrs. Albright, of Drummond, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. X. H~ardenbrook.
Mrs. WEIGH, of Baraboo, Wis, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. T. Elliott.
The school at the Quinlan school house,
under the able management of Miss Lawlor,
is in a flourishing condition.
The fine weather the past month has made
our stockmen jubilant, but the farmers are
becoming a little apprehensive in regard to
the water supply the coming season,
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The Broom Brisade Drill by College Stu
dents-And Later the Grand Opening
Bail, at Cottonwood Hall.

There will be pleasant occupation for this
evening by the people of Deer Lodge-The
opening night Of the be autiful Cottonwood
Hall, the Groom Drill" and ''Peake Sister
from Alasky" by young ladies of the College
and thereafter the complimentary "House
Warming" Ball by Messrs. Bonner & Lara
bic, Orion Bros band furnishing music fol
both occasions. Following are the members
Of the Broom Brigade:
l. Captain, Miss Mamie Roe; First Sergeant,
Miss Ella Thomas; Second Sergeant, Miss
Jennie Stephens.
SQUAD-Misses Della Herndon, Rowena
Pierce, Anna Thexton, Ina Stoner, Martha
Jones, Katie Evans, Rose Blake, Virginia
Douglas, Mamie Douglas, Eta Stapleton,
BERTHE Robinson, Linnie Batterton, Emily
Reeves, Gussie Quaintance.
DRuMMERs-Dottie Smith and Katie Bic
lenberg.
These young ladies are proficient in the
evolutions and manual of brooms, and our
people, especially those who have ''packed
a musket," will be astounded when they
learn some of the facts. They will be hand.
somely costumed, carry Monogram brooms,
and if they don't "bring down some of the
enemy In front we are mistaken. After the
Broom Drill the celebrated Peake Sisters,
who have appeared before many Crowned
Heads in Alaska or elsewhere, will appear
for a short time, the heavy expense attend.
ant npon their appearing here being suv,.
that the management could only afford to
secure their presence for a short time, pre-
vious to their departure toward Butte and
the City of Mexico, where they have engage
ments at $50 the same evening. The tickets
already sold for this entertainment assure
the filling Of the Hall to its utmost capacity,
and as the young ladies have taken their few
hours of recreation and worked hard to &C.
quire this drill, and the entire proceeds are
10 20 10 The COLLEGE, anything less than a
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ACCIDENT,
officer Lou +. smith Severely Wounded,

Yesterday morning Officer Lou P. Smith
met with an accident which may prove SER
ious, ard which will surely compel him to
lay mp for some time. 1t appears that about
s o'clock the proprietor of a restaurant on
East Park street was assaulted by a tramp,
who demanded money of him. The gentle
man naturally refused to accede to the de-
mand, and being somewhat of a stalwart
physically knocked down the would-be high
wayman. The fellow after being thus sum-
marily dealt with sneaked off, but he must
have soon recovered, for a few moments
later Mr.. Bocovicl,, the proprietor men
toned, noticed him virtually dragging al
intoxicated man up the alley and abusing
him in a shameful manner Mr.. B. at once
started out in search of an officer and almost
Immediately found Lou P. Smith and Officer
Young, and to them he briefly related the
circumstances. At the time the officials
were standing in front of Carr's stable, and
Smith started to reach the alley through the
stable, while Young went By way of Park
street to head off the offender. In going
through the stable Mr.. Smith changed his
pistol from his hip pocket to that of his
overcoat, keeping his hand upon the trigger.
In some way it was accidentally discharged,
and the bullet enterer the instep of his left
foot aud came out near the heel. The Of
fender in tho meantime had reached the
Park street entrance to the alley a second or
two ahead of Young, who, feeling sure that
he was the man, called upon him to halt.
The order was disobeyed and a foot race was
the result the exciting chase heinp en1iyaned
by the discharge Of the pistol of Mr.. Young.
The fugitive was finally captured near
Scheuer's store and taken to Jail, where 1t
was ascertalned that he was an old offender
named Harry Burns. He was held for a
bearing.
Off Ger Smith was as soon as possible taken
to his residence and attended by DR.. Leavitt.
The wound is a very painful one and may
cause the laying up of Mr.. Smith for some
time, but it is not supposed that it will result
in serious injury to one of the Oldest and best
officials in Butte.
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Cigars.

After a test of SEVENTEEN YEARS, the eel
ebrated Grandma Cigar has proved itself
the best Domestic Hdvand Cigar on thts Coast.
Mr.. William Coleman, Of Deer Lodge City,
NJ. T., is the sole agent of this brand for Deer
Lodge City md county, NJ. T.
Manufactured by F. COIN & Co.,
$50 Gun San Francisco.
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restore bin b citizenship Ah lime was
nearly out He h Tho man who was bad
rsred In the railroad camp below Garrison,
cut one Of the section men and was sen.
fenced to one year.
Mrs. E. C. Lame received this week q
large and handsome stock of millinery goods,
including some score of the latest style hats,
bonnets, plumes, flowers, silks, velvets, Or
naments, etc. 1t is asplendid invoice and
the ladies should avail themselves of first
choice. MM~- ..+m mM m"
A fine Tulipa-difsring from a Tulip in
spreading Its leaves like a ~rose-adorns our
"window garden" with its early blooming
kindred, ~Ornithogallums, Neapolitans and
Hyacinths The Tulipa was house grown by
DR.. j. H. Owings. 1t is low growing, COM
pact and thrifty, and is a desirable addition
to the early blooming indoor plants.
While extending our sympathy to Dep. q.
s. Marshal Lou p. Smith, who was accident
ally shot in Butte Wednesday, we suggest
that if it is not locking the door after the
horse is stolen he had better take out a full
grown accident policy. Only a year or two
ago q fall in Butte seriously disabled him
and now it Is a pistol shot. Better insure,
Lou.
We commend a letter from Race Track in
this issue. 1t gives concisely items Of inte-
rest in that locality. Such letters are always
welcomed by an editor. He desires to, and
can generally. find space for them. We
would be glad if writers in other localities
would follow this example. Items Of news
clearly and briefly stated never go to the
waste basket. @~"M"#MM "5~ .@MM~ ."#
From the Times it appears building is
about to begin IN Missoula, and the indica-
tons are a large amount Of it will be done
this season. From what we learn Missoula
and Great Falls will have big 'booms" this
summer. The latter place Il reported to us
as drawing Helena people there for an in
vestment, and there must be a good outlook
that will induce this.
Some children's stories are true. Here is
one of them. MI. and Mrs. M. E. Trask's
six.year old boy was at Sunday School a few
days. Returning home, his mother, desiring
to ascertain if he had given attention to the
services, asked what the lesson was about.
"About the Ark" "What did it do?" "It
foated on tho water with people and horses
in it." "And then what?" ooh, it landed
on the Mountain Rat" Respectfully referred
to Benz. Franklin, of Gospel Mountain.
DR.. j. M. Merrill, Mr.. Webster and b. G.
Walton, of Butte, assisted by resident
"Archers," had a busy time last Saturday
comforting the Royal Arch degree on Blue
Lodge candidates. The Chapter now has a
membership Of resident members so strong
that it will never again be subject to the
tribulations Of the past. The Blue Lodge is
also rapidly increasing its membership, al
though we are told the Masons do not sex
tend a general invitation" or any invitation
to any one, to join the Order.
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TO ARRIVE.

In a few days, a large invoice of prime
Timothy and Red Top Seeds. These are ex
ira clean, inc guaranteed to be of the best
quality in the market. Farmers will do we'll
to send in their orders at once, and be sure
of their supply for the season.
go If. BENNETT BROS. Co.
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GEORGE COCKRELL,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
j. 1. CASE ENGINES AND THREsHERe,

J.I. CASE ENGINES AND THREsuERe,
Mccormick Harvesters and Mowers,
Peter Schuttlcr Wagons,
Drile, Seeders and Cultivators,
Sulky and Walking Plowe,
BARBED, BAL1NG AND BINDING WIRE,
Genuine Hollingsworth Hay Rakes.
Hills Concord and Peters Team and Buggy Harness,
Will handle only h~ret.class Goods and guarantee
prices lower than any other Implement Honee IN the
Territory. SS4 tt
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FOR Remit

a oood new house, with six rooms s ana
supplied with water BY the EVA Mass eas 40 + Main
.tsa or II T pssr . ncss. o' Apply p'SS> 2 c..
g72 st A"0
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The infant child of Station Agent McClel-
Ian, Of Springdale, afflicted with smallpox,
mention of which was made last week, has
since died from the effects Of the disease.
Another case has developed during the week
in Mr.. McClellan's family, an elder child
being the victim. A strict quarantine is
being enforced against the station house at
that place, and no trains are permitted to
stop at S%pringdale. The report that small.
pox had appeared at Hunters Hot Springs
is without foundation, the only case in the
county being the one above stated.-Livinq-
st0n Enterprise.
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MINING NOTES.
Items of the Great Montana Industry.

Jno. Huffman informs us that the hoist of
the Nonpareil in the Boulder district is in
position and work is being actively prose.
uted.-Phlipsburg Mail. This is the Deer
Lodge Mining Il Reduction Company's
property.
The Philipsburg Mail says: The shaft OF
the San Francisco is now down 375 feet and
the lead pitching from vertical. Work on
the winze has been suspended, owing to
water. The Granite Mountains yield for
the week ending Feb. 25th was 81 sos ounce
silver and 81 ounces gold.
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WARNING.

Ny wife having left my bed and board
without cause, l hereby warn all persons not
to trust her on my account, as I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
PETER NJ. SCHoNBERG.
Feb. %, 1888. 9724 At pd
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

BuCKIen'S ATn1ca save.
The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1855 ~
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
John T. Murphy and w: ". Higgins, under the firm
names of John I. Murphy & Co., at Helena, N. T.,
and Murphy, Higgins & Co, at Deer Lodge, NJ. T., is
this cay dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued at Helena, NJ. T.,
by John II. Murphy, under same firm name as hereto
fore, to whom all debts now due the firm of John +.
Murphy & Co are to be paid, and who will pay all
the liabilities OF said firm.
William W. Higgins will continue the business at
Deer Lodge, N. T.. under the firm name IF w. W.
Higgins, to whom all debts now due the firm of Muir
ply, Higgins s. Co., are payable, and who will paw all
the liabilities of the firm of Murphy, Higgins & Co.
JOHN II. MURPHY.
W. w. HIGGINS.
Deer Lodge, Mont March Z, 1888. ga At
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NOTICE.

There will be an examination Of candtdaIes
FIR TEACHERS certificates held in the Court
House, at Deer Lodge, on Saturday, Marcn
~ ioo 1888 MARGARET WoLFE,
al 1t County Superintendent.
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NEW TODAY
FINE MILLINERY GOODS!
ANACONDA, MONTANA.

r HAVE IN STOCK, AND AM CONTINUALLY
i receiving by Express, the Latest and Finest Styles
of Hats, Bonnets. Trimmings, Flowers, Ornaments,
etc, at
Prices to Suit all Purses.
1 will keep in stock Goods to suit the most f~astid1ous
tastes, and respectfully invite ell the ladies of Ana
conda and vicinity to call and examine. No trouble
to show Goods. Come and look over stock and prices
anyhow. ] want your patronage il l can deserve it
by quality, style and prices. Respectfully,
94 tt MRS. M. E. UAKlN.
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CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shilo;.'s catarrh Remedy Price SO
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Deer
Lodge Drug Co. s9S
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n PERFECT LAMP.

1 nave on exhibition at my Store
The Neao 800 Candle Poaer Rochester Lamp,
which creates NO MORE HEAT than an ordin-
airy Lamp, and BREAKS NO CHIMNEYs.
Call and see these before buying,an infe-
rior Lamp.
573 If JOHN O'NEfLL.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

p,,u,ar Assemblies at Union Hall, eecond and fourth
,I:Ssvs at each month, at 7.30 p. m. Visiting Com
!sdes are cordially invited to attend:
i. F. MARrz, Adj"'ant' IL. /. SxuRR' PC.
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N OTICE.

GARRISON, Deer Lodge Co., Mont.
shareholders Of the Lady Vincent MlninK
company will hold their annual meeting, 1oT
me purpose of alecting officers for the ensn'
ing year, at O'Neills Hotel, Garrison, NJ. IL
March 8, 1889, D. q. FRINT, Sec'y.
Lie. HALLAx, Pres't. Y3 q
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KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.

KNIGHTS OF PYTH1AS.
VALLEY Lodge No. 6, x. of P, meets every
wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock, a. Union
WaIIi' All visiting Brethren are cordially invited
~ =. ,resent at the meetings.
to JOSEPH MCDONALD, c. c.
r G SCHROEDER, X of r. & s. SIS
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For sale.

+ OF S8Ie. "
One of the most desirable 7-room residences
in Deer Lodge, yeueered frame. with stable,
carriage house, wood sheds and ample
grounds. Can be hal for reasonable price,
and on like terms: Inquire of
C.P. H. BIELENBERG.
Deer Lodge, Feb. !, 1888. $50 tt
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.ccuETY MEETINGS.

.Ic1rMr ORDER OF FoREsrERs.
Court Deer Lodge :; ! ~ g 9 ESQ., 4 s e. Union j.; %i s.i, evs S'I
THURSDAY rethren are cordially invited to attend.
visiting YELLING NAPTON. c. r.
GALBRA1Tu, Secretary. 97