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A PLEASANT EVENT
The Installation Ceremonies Last Wetnes-
day Eyening-A Banquet and Social.

The Installation Ceremonies Last Wednes-
day Evening-A Banquet and Social.
According to program as published last
week, the three branches of the Masonic
order in Deer Lodge met last Wednesday
evening and installed their officers for
the ensuing year. First came the lodge
of Master Masons, then Floral Chapter,
O. E. s., concluding with the Royal Arch
Masons.
At the conclusion Of the installation
ceremonies, the master Of ceremony an
nounced that the ladies of Floral Chapter
had prepared banquet for those present,
and all were invited to repair to the ban
quetting hall. In the hall were three
long tables beautifully decorated and Gov
cred with tempting food, fruits, and deli
cacies. Nearly one hundred persons
arranged themselves along the tables,
and during the feast many compliment
was paid to the ladies for the excellent
and bountiful repast prepared by them.
After the feast the company repaired
to the reception room, where the remain
der Of the evening was spent in social
manner. It was a large and pleasant
gathering, and to the ladies of Floral
Chapter is much praise due, Us their
efforts contributed much to the enjoy
ment of the evening.
Among the visitors and those attending
from the surrounding towns and country
were: Capt. and Mrs. James H. Mills
Fred Hoss, Helena; Miss Emma Davis
and II. Illtz. R]ackfOot JOhu A. Feather.
man, William Wallace and Louis Hen.
erickson, New Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. J
Turner, Race Track.
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FACTS AS TO TITLES.

Erroneous Ideas to Lapse of Long Time
Giving Legal Possession of Realty.
Boston Real Estate Record.
There is a notion current, even among
those somewhat familiar with title exam.
ination, that the lapse of long period Of
time in some way or other removes any
defect in title. One Of the most common
answers to an objection to a title is that
so-and-so 'shas owned the property for 20
years or more, and has never had any
trouble about it, or that the defects Of
title occurred so many years ago that it
ssamounts to nothing now" Nonotion is
more erroneous. Mere lapse of time
never makes a good title out ofa bad one.
Possession Of the property during long
period of time may have been sufficient
to prevent the true owner from taking ad-
vantage of the defect, but the character
of the possession required by the law
and the question whether it has been
sufficient in the particular case is matter
always involving much investigation and
often giving rise to some of the most per-
picking problems of law.
Moreover, no title depending on pos
session for it's validity is Quite free from
| objection, for whatever the evidence oil
possession and however clear it may be,
the record shows better title in some
other than the person in possession, and
to overcome this record, which is perma-
nent, the holder Of the property must be
always ready to supply the evidence OF
possession, and this evidence, depending
| often on mere personal recollection, may
be lost by death or by the uncertain
! memory Of the witnesses.
In 1889 the court Of appeals Of Ken
lucky decided this case: In 1917 the hus
band of Mrs. Mcmillan sold her land tt
Lacy, who took possession at once anc
held it until his death, after which his
heirs continued in possession. Mrs. Nc
MILAN died in 1919. In 1888, sixty-nine
years after her death, and after Lacy anc
his heirs had been in uninterrupted pos
session for II years, the heirs OF Mrs. Nc
Millan's daughter brought suit to recover
the land, because their grandmother has
not signed the deed to Lacy They sue
ceeded, notwithstandin Lacy's long pos
session, because, as the law stood at the
date of Lacy's deed, his possession before
the death of their grandfather Gn 1870
counted for nothing against them, ant
because since that event the possession
had not continued long enough to depriy'
them of their interest.
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Anv one who has children will rejoice

Any one who has children will rejoice
with L. B. Mulford, of Plainfeld, N. j.
His little boy, five years Of age, was sick
with Group. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies suggested by
friends and neighbors. He says: II
thought sure would lose him. | had
seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad-
vertised and thought would try it as a
last hope and am happy to say that after
two doses he slept until morning. / gave
it to him next day and a cure was effected.
l keep this remedy in the house now and
as soon as any OF my children show signs
of Group give it to them and that is the
last OF it." 25 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by ]. II. Owings, Druggist. 21-5t.
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q ! stielsdl Hsl EaFrans I |'lEi


IT. Shows His 51s tates @ netl u at5
bout Sa 30, 900.
rom tie Butte u
y The vi II and testame lent he late
ET.55Ballard, Who di ca zin# san al cisco on:
the 1tth#inst., was Fl leds for pro bate III the
office Of the clerk and record ers Saturd ~.
5It.vas dated "a pill 20 and wass eompl ete.
ii every detail. The entire estate is
valued at $250,000, Of which about $780,
900 is in Montana. The estate comprises
money in various California banks, 300
shares of stock in the Spring Valley
Water works, IA improved and unim-
proved lots in Butte, about $4,000 in
cash in Clark's bank, a $4,000 mortgage
on the Cohen building, a SIS 900 mortgage
on the Gambetta mine, $4,000 in United
States bonds on deposit in Lnrabie' $ bank
in Deer Lodge, $4,000 in cash in the same
bank and 50 acres of land near Great
| Falls.
The will states that the testator had nc
debts with the exception of doctors bill
and that all claims that might be pre-
sented against the estate should be re
garded as baseless.
The entire estate was bequeathed tc
Louisa Kirby, aged 81 years, wife @:
Harry Kirby Of Omaha, sister Of the de
cedent, and her daughter Maggie, aget
ID, and her son Harry, Jr., aged %, the
property to be divided equally among
! them and all share alike. Mrs. Kirby
and her husband are named as executors
without bonds. In the petition accom-
panying the will the Butte property il
valued at $4,000, the Great Falls prop
erty at $4,000, personal property at $40,
900, mortgages and other securities a
$4,000 and the cash in the banks in thi
State at $4,000. The property of the es
tate in Montana is estimated at $150,O00
and that in California at about 100000.
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PERSON Z NIIlO u
j. M. Boardman was, u Svisito tor iii But.

J. NJ. Boardman was ~ "a 81 tprsI ute
last TUESDAY.
Miss Dollie vans 3. N visiting her' M
brothers and sister IL N iasoula.
Hon. W. Bickford !, of. Miss . MA, vas
in Deer Lodge last ednesd day
N. J. Bielenberg Isl confined to bin
home with severe attac K ;of the grip
Rev. James Reid attended the State
Teachers association il Butte this week,
The4lMi sses Birdsey eye ard spending the
holidays with their father at the College
of Montana
Joseph A. Hyde came oyer from
Philipsburg and is spending the holidays
with his family.
A. Beckstead, of Race Track, was in
Deer Lodge last Thursday and called on
the New NORTHWEST.
Mrs. G. A. Durand, of New Chicago,
is visiting during the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Dunseth.
Miss Clara Dana was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cockrell and other friends
in this city last week.
Miss Maud Cadby, Of Helena, is spend
ing the holidays with her mother and
family, Mrs. j. P, Dunseth.
Charlie Aspling, of the Call force, at
Philipsburg, has been spending a few
days with relatives in this city.
Harry Mcpherson, of the E. L. Bonner
company, proposes to spend New Years
with old friends at New Chicago.
Prof. and Mrs Simpson and Miss E. L.
Thomson went to Butte Wednesday to at
tend the State Teachers institute.
r, G.. Humber came over from the
Empire last week and is enjoying the
holidays with his family in this city.
James Conn, who has been in Philips
burg and that vicinity for some months
past, is stopping in Deer Lodge for few
days.
Joseph Muir, who went to Chicago
with N. j. Bielenberg and Geo. S. Miller
few months ago, has returned IT, Deer
Lodge.
President A. M. Ryon, Of the State
| Agricultural College, came over from
Bozeman to spend Christmas with friends
in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Mills and family,
after visiting friends in Deer Lodge since
Tuesday, returned to their home in
Helena today.
Forbis Irvine came down from Butte
Thursday and is sstoppinga a few days with
his partner, ]. Fl. Taylor, at their ranch
| west Of town.
Miss Woody came up from Missouls
Thursday morning to render aid and sym
pathy in the family Of Mr.. Spurrier ii
their deep att1iction.
Judge Theodore Brantly, accompanied
by District Clerk Jno. G. Moroney anc
County Attorney w. B. Rodgers, all o
Deer Lodge, spent last MI ght in the Garde1
City.-Missoulian 28th
Mrs. w. W. Turney left, Wednesday o
this week, for San Francisco, where sh
will join Mr.. Turney, who has been Sc
journing in California for several week
past. They will be absent about tw
months.
Under Sheriff Hoss, of Lewis an
Clarke county, came over from Helen
Wednesday, bringing us "three NOR
citizens" as he expressed it. Fred re
sided in Deer Lodge for a number {
years, and met many old friends at tn
Masonic banquet Wednesday evening.
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/ wish to return my heartfelt thanks to
the good people of Deer Lodge, who so
kindly and unremittingly attended my
wife in her last illness. Especially do /
wish to thank the ladies of Purity Lodge,
A. O. U. W., who were untiring in their
efforts to comfort the dying one, and who
SO kindly relieved me of all care in the
funeral arrangements. Sincerely,
A. II. MARTIN.
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Joe Islackburn's Sad Fate.

& Il jos Black burn, an oldtime and well
l1 kns own resident of Butte. WAS found ly-
ing padina a sulch near Basin on tine
Mofitat Central a few days ago. man
named 5e' phnspn wrote letter to Richard
lrefnpatlA 7s forming him Of Blackburn's
fate. 90 90 sgske coleman Immediately had
the Butte Undertaking company send
for the renss aims. Chance Harris went
after them bitd4 brought them to Butte.
The coroner at Basin hel an inquest, and
q verdict Of u ta dea from natural causes
was the result, Thes bod had lainin the
gulch about oneae The eceased was
u 10 ~
ii amen eli
HE II Il al.
q Intel
81 III CO. Co.
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The January term of the district court
will begin next week. The trial jurors
have been summoned toappear on Thurs
day, January 4, and following is the list;
Anaconda--Jesse Miller Jacob Stuckey
Avon--W. A. Hufty, J. C. Barnden.
Deer Lodge-Al. Mundinger James Kantner,
j. G. Shaubut, Neils Peterson, John Arms Ben
Lear.
Elliston-Hugh Reese, ]. D. Jenkins.
Gsrrison-Pat McAndreWs. ---
Gold Creek-Benton Hoover Jas. A. Keenan,.
Helmville-John S. Hall, David Coughlin, Pat
Mccormick, Adolph Hoepfner.
Pioneer-William Stiner, Martin Hastings, VIII
liam Foreman.
Race Track-W. T. Elliott, Harvey Flfer.
Warm Springs-John W. Nelson, Geo. Jacques,
Victor HOry.
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COURT HOUSE MATTERS.

Appurtionment of school Funds-List Of
Jurors for January Term of Court
Miss f. l.. Thomson, county superin-
tendent of schools, has made the ap-
portionment of school funds for the year.
The amount per capita is less than last
year, owing to the division of Deer Lodge
county and a lower valuation of property
throughout the county. Following is
the annOrtinnI Inaut.
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2 Eiasls, gold anil silver braid, spangles
and ornaments for4masquerade suits, at
Mrs. NJ. f. Sherman's. 1t
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Attorneys Robinson and Meyers are
moving their law offices one door north
OF their old place Of business.
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Phil Miller spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Helena, visiting his mother
and friends in that city.
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Daniel L. Bandmann will give an
entertainment in Butte next Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the poor OF that
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~000o40oDSAsep - 1't-'H'. ~ e1ss1s.lss1ss
Those
Pif'l11ple:'.s'|

Arr tezl-ta1e symptoms that yoasr blood
Is not 7iqbt-fall1 Of impurities, causing
q sluggish and ee1sig conf pls1son: Or.
a fsso bottles Of s. s. s. eoau qs'noue
an foreio,, and impure matter, cleanse
he blood thoroughly, and give q Gear
and 1osU complexion. 1t IS most eDect-
uul. and entirely harmless.
Chas. Heaton, 70 Laurel Street, Phila., says:a ysa
Il nave had for years a humor in my blooo
vhich made me dread to shave as small ooils o. o.
pimps would Be cut thus saIs,ng Snasbnftt
- nj faoe IS all clear and s4nnths as
&c III shoul IA i II, apFett s5sssssxi,
II sieep Nt.l md feel liEe IaAfla1G 9 9
lot facs ali for IL use " 2. =.
ID blood md skin diseasex naaassnf ssss Y
s Pc tsiti
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Celery constantly on hand at Chas. ID.
Kenyon's. 1G-Gt.
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VOL. Is, NO, rs.
MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE

Trains arrive at Deer Lodge Oh Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1--CarrtSOn ENDrrsS 11.a0 A. NJ,
No. 7--Freight and Passenger. $40 p NJ .
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-GaIrison Express. s.....,......, ..S7 A. NJ
No. Freight and Passenger. s.35 p. NJ
All mails at Deer Lodge postoffice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN, t. al.
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Great bargains in lamps at the Deer
Lodge Drug Co.'S. 2o-tf
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.



4- Evening-A supper and Ball.
The Knights of Pythias of Deer Lodge
held their annual election last Wednes-
day night as follows: G. c., Thomas
Kerruish; V. G., John O'Neill: Prel., JAS
H. Snow; NJ. of W., Martin Gleason; e
of r. s. S., P. Bader; NJ. of Ex., F. NJ.
Quimby; NJ. of F., W. N. Aylesworth; NJ.
at A., E. V. O'Malley; Trustee, John
O'Neill.
The installation of the officers-elect
will take place at their hall in the Beau
mont block next Wednesday evening,
January 3. A committee has been ap-
pointed to make all arrangements for the
affair and issue invitations. After the
installation the Knights and their ladies
will partake of a supper and while away
the evening hours in dancing. A pleas
ant t5timesis anticipated. zss5.s. 5.s3s5 zs
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| Z. L. Bonner Company arc the leaders
of luw prices and headquarters for the
best goods. Carefully read their regular
| advertisement. 13-f
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There will be no service except the
Sunday school IN St. James church to-
morrow, AS the rector will be absent at
PIilipSb,lrW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EEj22EIi225T15RGMlEETlI
This year, just as truly as there was
last year. The presents may not
be SO extraVagant, but they will
be numerous.
be numerous.

DULL TIMES need sharp wits, and we have provided
for this by selecting Live Goods with plenty of to them
for Christmas. An astonishing fact you can't ove1look
Nowhere else Montana you find such assortment
to select from have displayed mammoth
store for the Holiday trade
HOT SHOT melts the prices Holiday Goods The
wise spend your dollar is to bring it We have
the right thing every personod, middle aged young
Our splendid array of desirable goods includes the new the
novel, and the beautiful the farest prices you have
known.
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER. Avoid the rush. Come
early and make your secctons We selling Christmas
goods every day presents you want all included
in our store and all under one roof
Fancy Goods, Notions, Toys, Books, Xmas
Cards, Fancy China and Glassware, Boys
and Girls Seghs and Slecs, Plush and
Celluloid Goods, and Novelties i'll Endless
Variety.
large and we'll assorted Jevvel1y and Silve1ware
Stock, which you appreciate
Don't miss Holiday display. Visitors cordially invited
and outside mail orders solicited We want your trade and will
do best to please YOU Place your orders with and they
will the best Of Come and We will send you
away happy. Yours truly,
DEER LODGE, MoNr. WIN. COLEMAN
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Father DeRyckcrc will celebrate mass
ut Gold Creek tomorrow, at 1890 Il, M,
and on New Years day in Deer Lodge
at the same hour
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA, sATURDAY. DE0EM


ffty 5ths
ereabouts 1,ontg,
#WhoSafforn nerly resid AZ ID.
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M The first be q ain on the Butte
sAAnaeonda " Pacifc, the reat lSor thetr
.s.st, Fed II 3Aaa-s
eonda Tuesday ni hi 9sfs d
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NAPTON u NAPTON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office Room "a. over Kle1nschnidt i Bros
store, Deer Lodge, Montana,
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Frank Conley received a handsome
Christmas gift from his partner, Tom
McTague. The gift was on exhibition at
the express office, and shows three beauti-
full deer heads, the necSs placed together
in such position that the noses point in
opposition directions. A tube is inserted
in the necks where they come together
through which electric wires are run,
coming out at the noses, where globes are
fastened. 1t is a beautiful design and is
lanoW in Mr. ConleY's residence.
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES
COLLEGE Or MONTANA.
Normal and PREF aratory Courses. Special
Courses in Art, Music, Typewriting, steno>
graphy, Bookkeeping and School Of Mines.
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry
Including Mathematics. Surveying. Mechanical,
Civil and Mining Engineering, Metallurgy, Min
eralogy, Assaying, General, Analytical and Ap-
piled Chemistry Blowplpe Analysis, Etc Open
to both sexes on equal terms,
For terms, etc., apply to Rev James Reid
President. Deer Lodge Mont
7 Arabic BROTHERS d CO.,
-BANKE ERS-
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
Business and Draw Exchange on all the prin
cpal cities of the world.
Careful Attention given given to Collections,
and Remittances Promptly made, New York
correspondent, Importers and Traders National
Bank, New York City, n Y.
Sc LARAMIE. cx. l.ANRAnEE: T. $. RNEn.
rT,HE THOMAS CRUISE
l. SAVINGS BANK,
HELEN MONTANA.
incorporated under the laws of Montana.
rAID IN CAPITAL. 000o'
THOMAS CRUISE. fEeslue1l''
FRANK H. CRUISE Vice President.
W J. CooKE,..... Secretary and Asst, treasurer.
W. j. SWEENEY. EY.................,. treasurer.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Thomas Cruise, Frank D. cruise,
W j. Cooke. John Fagan,
W. J. Sweeney.
Allows per cent interest Oh Savings Deposits,
COMPOUNDED JdnuuTy anu july.
Transacts a general banking business, draws
exchange on the:prlncipal cities OF the United
States and Europe.
Sell money orders on all points in. Europe
first class State, County, City and School bonas
and warrants bought and sold. Loans made on
real estate mortgages at 10 per cent. Money foI
deposits can be forwarded by drafts. checks
money orders, postal notes, registered mail OF
express.
Office hours from 19 a. IN. to p. m. ALSO OF
Saturday and Monday evenings from TO " Q. clock
pOTTLING WORKS.
j. E. VAN GUNDY.
Deer Lodge, Mont having bought and put in th'
most approved machinery for generating
Soda sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Lemonade ant
all Carbonate Drinks, with experienced work
men In charge, am prepared to furnisl
them bottled or in charges for fountains
promptly on notice. and as loN as any house il
state. Address ssaers te
- j n. VAN tsuRpY. pesfsr Lodge, Mon
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BUSHES CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
T e. MEYERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice in all the courts OF the state. Otlic
west side Of Court Square. Deer Lodge.
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To restore gray hair to its natural color
rs in youth, cause it to grow abundant
and strong, there is no better preparation
than Halls Hair Itenewer
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Mrs. Z, J. Erwin invites the ladies' to
call and see her new stock Of fail milll-
merry. New hats. all Of the latest styles.
are received every week. Beautiful goods
at reasonable prices. 13-H
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Christmas was generally observed in
Deer Lodge, nearly all of the business
houses being closed for the day. 1t was
one of the coolest days Of the season, but
the cold did not keep the people from en-
joying themselves. Anumber Of families
in straitened circumstances were called
upon by ladies Of benevolent orders, and
their homes and children were made
happier and brighter by numerous gifts.
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Under Sheriff Hoss, of Lewis and
Clarke county, came over from Helena
Wednesday, bringing us 'three more
citizens" as he expressed it.. Fred re-
sided in Deer Lodge for a number of
years, and met many old friends at the
Masonic banquet Wednesday evening.
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Sell money orders on all points In Europe
first class State, County, City and School bonas
and warrants bought and sold. Loans made on
real estate mortgages at 10 per cent. money for
deposits can be forwarded by drafts. checks.
money orders, postal notes, registered mali or
express.
Office hours from 19 a. IN. to 4 p. m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from 7 to q clock
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A we'll assorted Jewelly and
Stock, which YOU see appreciate
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g W. MINSHALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Lansing's Store, Deer Lodge, Mont
q once hours from Ii to II nj to p. M;
and from to p. M.
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1t will always pay you well to patronze
Il firm that givcs yon iirst-class goods at
the lowest possible prices. Iou will gel
all this and couteous treatment at +. L.,
Bonner Company's, Deer Lodge. l3-tf
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r. G. Humber came over from the
Empire last week and is enjoying the
holidays with his family in this city.
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~ S. CRANSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office over Witlinm Coleman's Store. Deer
Lodge, Montana.
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Prof and Mrs. Simpson and Miss b. l..
Thomson went to Butte Wednesday to at
tend the State Teachers institute.
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President A. M. Ryon, Of the State
College, came over from
Bozeman to spend Christmas with friends
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The Royal gold mine, it is said, will
make Nelson Bennett quite a rich man
before long and he will soon be able to
meet any claims on account Of the opera-
tpn Of the Butte street rallway,-lnter
Mountain.
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Mrs. w. W. Turney left, Wednesday Of
this week, for San Francisco, where she
will join Mr.. Turney, who has been So
journing in California for several weeks
past. They will be absent about two
months.
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Miss Woody came up from Missoula
morning to render aid and SYM
pathy in the family of Mr.. Spurrier i'll
their deep att1iction.