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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-09-23
NEW YORK GETS HIM.
Another Chapter i'll the Wei Known G;

Another Chapter in the Wen Known Case
of Or. Lonici1.
4 Helena dispatch Of Sept. Is to the
Standard says: "Governor Richards today
AT the request Of Governor Flower Of
New York, granted rcquisition papers
for DR.. Nathan l.. Lonick, whose four
year term in the Deer Lodge prison for
forgery will expire Oh Sept. 30. Lonick
is wanted at Rochester, n. T., on a sim
liar charge and officers armed with requi-
sition papers will camp outside the peni-
Tertiary walls until Sept 20. About three
and Il hall years ago Lonick came here
representing himself ;ls a distinguished
New York physician and cut II wide
swath in society He lived at the Broad
water hotel, gave elaborate dinners and
wasintroduced around generally. Among
other institutions he made the acqnaint-
ance Of the faro banks. Getting into a
steep game one night, he lost heavily
and bought more chips with checks for
fifteen hundred dollars on Il New York
city bank, In another way he worked
off a check for a thousand on the same
bank, and various smaller ones on differ
Sllt people. All tile tlleGha "elG ietllhEu
as foryeries and worthless. Lonick was
convicted and got Il four year sentence,
which, with good time, expires Sept 20. =
Sheriff L. |. Brooks, of Rochester, n.
T., arrived in Deer Lodge on Monday
and remained until Wednesday, waiting
for Lonick to be liberated. "Wednesday
| morning Deputy Sheriff Conlcy, accom-
panied by Sheriff Brooks. We're in waiting
for the prisoner, aud as soon as he came
forth, Conley arrested lin. Lonick was
expecting it and seemed ready and will
ing to 80 back to New York. They took
the south bound train Wednesday noon,
Deputy Conley accompanying Sheriff
Brooks and his prisoner us far as Butte.
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Dr. Elliot Coues and wife, Washington,
ID. G., are in Miles City. Dir. Coues is Il
scientist OF national rep,lte, and is perhaps
the most prolific scientific writer in
America today. The object of the doc
tors present trip is to follow the footsteps
Of Lewis and Clark, the noted explorers,
from the Mississippi to the Pacific, and
just now he is especially desirous OF Sc
curing a fac simile Of Clark's signature
us it was cut in the rock at Pompcy's Pill
lar, for the purpose Of more fully identi
flying their work. DIR. Coues is working
westward, and has special instructions
from Secretary of War Lamont asking
the commandants of all military posts 10
assist him as much as possible in his his
torical researches.-Y elloWstone journal.
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District Court,

The following cases have been disposed
Of in tile district court this week:
r. Loquet VS.. Lodge Il Beaumont: july-
ment for amount claimed in summons.
j. G. Cunningham VS.. A. G. Cunning
hun: divorce granted
j. H. Helm w. A, KIeinschmdt; judg-
ment for defendant. Plaintiff has until
first Monday in November to prepare
and present bill Of exceptions.
State VS.. a. Russell, selling whisky to
lntlians: sentenced to six months in the
pe1litenti;ry.
State VS.. II. G. Wilson, burglary: CON
tinued for the term.
State VS.. Charley Sam; continued for
the term.
L.avina Carpenter VS.. Samuel G. Car
penter: divorce granted
f. ", st. Clair VS. Frank Barnes ct al;
continued for the term
Grcgor Schwend VS.. P. Gallager: con-
tinueh for the term.
Tuttle Manufacturing and Supply
Go. VS.. Sunset and Superior Mining Co;
Judgment for plaintiff and stay of eXecu-
ton granted; defendant to tjle bond for
u, 400 ON or before Oct. ?, 1893,
Rosa G. Hyde vs.. VIM. Hyde: default Of
defendant ordered, and Warren w. Good
! man appointed referee.
$. L. I.arabie vs.. Patrick Gahalu; dis
missed as settled.
y decision WAS filed on Tuesday by
Judge Rranlly in the case of the Butte,
Anaconda 4 Pacific Railway company VS.,
Montana Uaion Halfway company and
Montana Railway company, which grants
the relief prayed fprby ti.e plaintiff in
its complaint, with certain eNceptinlls
and Levi Davis, flames b. McAIaster. antl
Peter Walton, Of Deer lodge, were up
| pointed commissioners to assess dam,
|
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LAID TO REST
The Funeral of the late Judge r. T.
waterbury Largely Attended.

The Funeral of the Late Judge +. T..
Waterbury, Largely Attended,
The funeral Of Judge E. 3. Waterbury.
who died very suddenly early Monday
morning, was held Yesterday afternoon
at 1 o'clock from his late home on Cedar
street, a large number OF Old friends To-
lowing the remains to st. Mark church
where the beautiful AMI impressive Epis-
copal service for the dead was conducted
by the pastor, Rev. r. V. K, Harris. as
sisted by Rev. s. G. Blarkisson of Butte
A choir, consisting Of Misses Redmond
and Gleason, Messrs. Spelnlan ,lnl Laan=
ard, then s,lng ",Jcsus Plead for NJ
with Mrs. !. II. Dar5tunas the organ S .
The remains were then conveyed to the
cemetery where the Revs. Harris and
Blackiston recited the prayers for the
dead, after which the choir sang On e: rer
My God TO Thee" The pallbearers werA
all old timers in Montana and friends of
Judge Waterbury inlife: they wer Mo :
gan Evans, Peter Levengmtl, 6. g Vim
yard, Thomas Ford, John Marchion,
and Richard Dickinson.
On account of the present poor train
service in these parts a great nnlnY
friends of Judge Waterbury in Granite,
Philipsburg and Deer Lodge could not
make connection in time to attend the
funeral yesterday Standard, 21. MI
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This remedy is becoming SO we'll known
ard SO popular as to need 10 special mem
tlon. All who have used Electric Bit
tets sing the same song ct praise--A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guArantecdto to do all that i; claimed. Flee
iTrr and kidneys, will remove pimples,
bolIs, salt rheuna and other affections
caused by impure blood, Win drive nla-
larla from the system and prevent;ls we'll
as cure all n,alarial fcvers. For cure OF
headache. constipation and indigestion
try Electric l'itters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed OF money refunded. Price 81
cents and 81 per bottle, at Deer Lodge
Dr''w Company's. !
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A GENUINE PEST.
The Entir" Sianls!in Family Suffering
From Snl;i1i"rux,

The Entire ShAnlttin Family Suffering
From SulHIi"pux.
Doctor A!Nnloe, the county physician,
visited the pest house yesterday afternoon
and found the entire Shanklin family,
comprising seven persons, suffering from
the effects Of smallpox. The nurse is
included in the lot. 1t will be re,nem=
bered that a short time ago the family
left the city on q cam ping expedition and
during their absence the youngest child
which had been left in charge OF d nurse,
was attacked by the disease. When the
family returned they found that the child
and nurse had been sent to the pest house
and they reared aboutit. Then they, too,
were sent to keep the nurse and child
company This caused them to roar
harder, but it went. \ few days ago it
was discovered that the whole works
We're afflicted with the disease and that
the prospects for some Of them not rccov-
erng were good. The children, Of whom
there are three besides the one first taken.
have the disease worse than the older
members Of the family.-Butte Miner.
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"A Man With Money

can do better ut CocSrcll's Implement
house than at any other place in Mons
tana. Prices on all kinds of implements,
wagons carriages, bllggies, harness,
saddles, Earb wire, etc, have been cut to
figure to attract the attention Of the
closest cash buyers. He realizes that
times are hard and money scarce and has
made prices accordingly. Come and see
the bargains offered. 3-tf
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The plat Of Lambie7s addition to Deer
Lodge has been accepted by the county
commissioners There are $50 lois in
the addition which will be sold at prices
ranging from 500 to 1920. Payments can
be made il desired: One third cash, one
third in six months and one third in
twelve months, interest at $ per cent. per
annu1n. These lots comprise the most
beautiful portion Of Deer Lodge for
residences. Plat can be seen at the bank
Office. 2I-tr
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1t Should BE in Every House.

j. B. Wilson, 3u Clay street, sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, that itcured his wife
who was Threatened with pneumonia af-
ter an attack of la grippe, when various
other remedies and several physicians
had done her no good. Robert Barber,
of Gooksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bot
ties at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. Large
bottles SOC and 81. Is
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STAcK1'oLE Il SHAuBur.

Nelson Bennett, who was in Deer
Lodge this week, reports everything
working smoothly at the Royal now
They had some little trouble for d few
days with their mill, but all difficulties
have been sllrn,nunted aud the mill is
doing good work. Considerable develop
ment work is being done on the Volcano,
which lies parallel with the Royal, under
the supervision Of Mr., Gable. The Vol
cano property is owned principally by
Messrs. Mitchell Il Mussigbrod, Kohrs
and the Bennett Bros.
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Isaac Greville has been doing time in
the Deer Lodge bastile for three years for
horse stealing, we believe. He was not Il
model prisoner and obtained no commu-
lAtion OF time for good behavior. He
was released on Monday. having served
his full time, and was sent forth Il free
man. His freedom was as brief as an
editors dream Of wealth. Sheriff Curtis,
Of Lewis and Clark county, WAS at the
emerged from the prison. lie will now
have to stand trial for stealing horses
from J. A. Hendricks, Of Marysville, pre-
vious to his incarceration in the penten
tiary and will doubtless be back in his
old quarters ere long -Marysville Noun
taiuenr
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhe,lm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ghilbains,
Corns aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, mo pay required.
D ItissllaEanteed to give perfect satisfac-
ID refunded Price rs cents
IL sale by Deer Lod ge Drug
65 Tyr
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OFFICE OF THE RuBr CONSOLIDATED MtNING)
COMPANY, (1.oc;ttion OF Works, Orc i,inO
Mining District, Deer Lodge Co Montann,j\
ST. PAUL. MINI, September 16, 1893
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of The
Board OF Trustees OF said company, held on the
lGth day Of September, 1873, assessment NO s
OF one half (a cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said company payable on or be-
fore the 18th day Of October 1888, to tile Secretary
at the office OF the company, in st. Paul Min
ntsotA.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on the 18th day OF october. 1893
shall be deemed delinquent, and Shall be adver
shall be sooner made, will be sold OH rnpstl;ly, the
l4th day Of November 1888, at two e., oclocE
y. M, lit the Office OF the company, i'll st. Paul
together With the cost OF advertising and eX
penses OF sale.
By order OF the Board of Trustees.
FlNNEY SpKAGuE, President.
CHRISTIAN FRY, Secretary O1ice-HorEL RYAN
st. Panl. MINI, lit
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Deer Lodge Takes a stick to Wilson.

Chairman Wilson, Of the ways and
mcans.committee, has been the recipient
of Il practically useful and ornamental
walking stick from an unknown almirer.
The curiosity is OF white maple, carved
about With most wonderful designs, like
ncsses Of Grover Cleveland, Adlai Steven
son, the chairman himself, the Goddess
Of Liberty and the great American eagle
on the wing, I'LL embowered in a chaos OF
Star Spangled Banners suggestive of
Bourke Cockrnn's peroration. A gold
head tops the wooden curiosity. The
stick came to the committee room housed
in Il wooden box, which bore the post
mark Of Deer lodge, Mont. Such are
the perquisites of misunderstanding
ton Post.
Last month the Boston and Montana
company Of Butte proslncatl 3,O)0,OOO
pounds OF fine copper, OF which 1.00DOOO
pounds was pure tleetroNtic copper.
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DeCRttSEu.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT MADE ON
the 22u day OF Septenrber, a. D. 1898. notice Il
hereby given that B r Brown, the namlnistrator q
court and filed in the Office Of the clerk IS Thereof I.
the 18th day Of September. A. D. 1893, under u
previous order of SAID court Of the following real
The west half OF the northwest quarter and the
northwest quarter Of The southwest quarter Of
tanning 100 acres, in Deer Lodge county, State of
Montana. for the sum of s75 o, as will more fully
appear from said return filed as aforesaid, and to
which reference is hereby made for further par
# ticulars. -,
And notice is hereby given that Monday. the 23d
day OF October, A d. 1888. ut 10 o'clock a. M at
the court room Of said court at the court house In
the town and county Of Deer Lodge. State Of Mon
tanH has been fixed for hearing said return. when
and where any person Interested in the said es-
tate maS appear and Written obi ctions to the
tf0n OF the said heard
aud may produce SsI n Aneh
objection Glefkaa
First pub blicatia sae
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The viewers for the Royal district road
met in Deer Lodge last Wednesday,, but
the weather was SO stormy they did not
start out until Yesterday.
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Take advantage Of the times and bny
a house and lot or Il vacant lot and build
a house in Deer Lodge while labor and
material are cheap. We can furnish you
with either at bottom prices. If you
want torrent house for the winter en- gage
it now, before the rush comes.
STACK1'nLE u SIIAUBuT.
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A musical entertainment will be given
at Cottonwood hall next Thursday even
ing. 1t will be treat aud should be
we'll attended.
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VIM. Coleman received 81 consignment
Of Bitter Root apples this week from the
farms Of Bass Bros. and Fallkerson, Of
StcvcnSVil!e
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The board Of county commissioners
will hold a special session the first Of the
month. No definite conclusion has been
arrived at in regard to the smallpox
claims. The original claims Of about
$4,000 have been cut down to about
$4,000 and the county board is willing
to assume onehalf Of this amount.
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Gatholic.-Mas is celebrated at Deer Ledge
on first and third SUNDAYS ct each month at ~ 20
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sli ia
day at st. Thomas church, Helrnyille. VI
q r. DERYCKERE, Priest. INIT
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Mr.. Mason settled on the ranch west Of
| town. which he recently sold to Gonlcy
Horse and Wagon For Sale,

Good fanily horse, spring wagon and
harness. Will be sold for SG0 cash.
Apply at this office. 1O-2t
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practice in I'LL the courts Of the state. Ot1ic
west side OF Court Square, Deer Lodge.
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The Helena National bank has received
from the Spotted Horse mine of Maiden
gold bar containing about $4,000.
This was the result of Il weeks clean up.
The Spotted Horse is now turning out
about $4,000 in gold every month.
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Considerable snow has fallen the past
week in the mountains surrounding Deer
Lodge. A party oi young men that were
out Oh a hunt Thursday encountered
about eight inches on the south side OF
the Powell mountains. Snow seems to
be unusually early this season.
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M NIetI,otlIst.-suild services Preaching al
i 130 A NJ. and 730 M. Sunday school at 1tl. 30
A NJ. EpWorth League. meets at y 2. N. v Prayer
meeting Wednesday at Z. 70 r. N:
I'm. BRITT. Pastor Il
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NEWS OF THE STATE.

Col Daniel Searles, one Of Montana's
OLD newspaper men, has bern appointed
immigration inspector for the district of
Montana and Idaho. 1t is probable that
he will be stationed at Bonner's Ferry,
Idaho
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The ladies Of Deer Lodge should call
and see the beautiful stock Of new fall
millinery justreceived by Mrs. z. J. Erwin
All the latest styles on exhibition. 1Otf.
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Ayers Sarsaparila does what no other
blood medicine in existence can do 1t
searches out all the impurities in the
system and eXpels them harmlessly
through the proper channels. This is
why Ayers Sarsaparilla is SO pre=emi
ncntly effective as remedy for rheuma
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The Montana National bank of Helena.
which suspended on July rs last, has
sent out circulars to the depositors an
nonncing that it will resume on or before
December /, next. The circulars are
signed by number Of heavy dcpositors,
who have agreed to take certificates bear
ing interest at per cent, in place Of their
book accounts. The certificates are pay-
able Ill five euual instalments, the first
ou June /, 1894, and the last on October /.
1913. All depositors are requested to ac-
Geed 10 these terms and it is believed
they viii. Comptroller Eckles has given
the bank permission to open on these
terms.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. r. T. Kennon is visiting friend
in Butte this week.

!fll .. ~. l.. IA AElilioA 10 I14VIAa
in Butte this week.
Or. G. Z. Mussigbrod was transacting
business in Deer Lodge Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Davenport, or Butte, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. u. Van Gundy.
Miss lnez Elliot, Of Race Track, was
visiting friends in Deer Lodge last Sun
day.
S, Marchesseau, of Butte, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton last Wed
nesday. B! .
Hugh Mitchell left on Monday last for
Chicago, where he goes to attend bust
ness college.
Mr.. Joseph Ramsdell, oil Dutte, was
visiting his son Clayton and Deer Lodge
friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Mills and family
have returned to Deer Lodge and are
occupying the Q 'Eanuon residence.
Mrs ]. P. Rains. OF Butte, is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Woodward, and
other Deer Lodge friends this week.
Among the Deer Lodge visitors to
Butte this week were Mrs. james IT,
Mills, Mrs ]. T. Bllzelton and Miss Rose
OMalley.
Judge Brantly left on Tuesday last for
Chicago, where he expects to meet Mrs
Brautly. He will probably be ubscnt
several weeks
Mrs Krause. who has been visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Higgins, for the
past two months, left for her home in
Philadelphia last Monday.
Attorney General Haskell and Secre-
tary notwi1t were over from Helena this
week, looking after State affairs here.
aud left for home Weduesdav
j. IT, Bear, Of New Chicago, made a
pleasant visit to this office last Thursday.
lie contemplatrs u "trip to Chicago and
his n!d Aotise III ohio about tie middle
pi tirtuiarr
:
Edwin Simpson, the Well EnoWn min
ing mtan, las been stopping in Deer
Lodge for the paat few dAl7. On Tuesday
last tie received he news OF the death OF
his brother, Of heart disease, in New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il. I.arafie gave a
pleasant enter rtainnent ;uI dinner to Il
number Of friends. "Wednesday OF last
week. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
| Conrad kohrs, Mis-. Ghernlln, of Walk
crvil)e, Mr., and Mrs, L. Scli.rnilow,
Mrs. j. IT. Bcurdman, Mrs. Voolfolk.
Mrs. II. j. Davis, Miss Katie Kohrs, Miss
| Eva Voolfolk aud Mr.. Sackett.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conlcy and Mrs
/ l'nolats Mc'faguc returned from Chicago
| Thursday evening. Frank stood the
I journey all right and is in rood spirits
l>r, Murphy. Of Chicago, made Il critical
examination of Etr:tlk' frame and pro
nnunced his shoulder properly set and
! jII.iu,s we'll thDur OH II will he n inutr timn
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Bonner flour is now being extensively
used throughout this and adjoining coun-
ties and is said to compare more than
favorably with the more pretentious pro-
duct OF Dakota and Minnesota. Besides.
it is home stuFan1 people are coming to
believe in home production more and
more these days.-Missoulian
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Conlcy and Mrs.
Tnolatts Mc'ragur returned from Chicago
journey I'LL right and is III good spirits.
Dr. Murphy. Of Chicago, made Il critical
examination of Franks frame and pro
n"unced his shoulder properly set aud
fl"in@ we'll though it will be a iony tim"
before il is thoroughly healed.
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At COTTONWOOD HALL.


\ -,Guscai Treat ior Ne.r Esrslyc People
SrNt sGturstisiy Evenings.
The music lovers of Deer Lodge are t;}
have the opportunity Of :. rare treat neNt
Thursday evening in the way Of 81 concert
1T Cottonwood hall. MI Chas. y. Kellogg
and wife, OF Philadelphia, assisted by the
best lnc;tl talent, will give a concert under
the auspices of the Methodist Ladies' Aid
Society. Those who haze heard Mr.. and
Mrs. Kellogg are eStraEag;ut III their
praise. The admission fee will be only
lI ,,n,,i-
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PrasIyterian.z-Pre Preaching at l.30 4. h. and
7.anP.M. Sunday school attic. 30 a. lf. GhTistiIhs
Eiideavor society lit $50 n III. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday lit q 30 r n. 5sHsss8H
8sf u. W. MlI.LAR, Pastor.
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Paul Mitchell and VIII Scott have
leased the steam laundry building and
are fitting it up for public entertain
ments. A reception room has been par
titioned off in the back end of the build
ing aud the floor has been smoothed off
for dancing purposes.
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IL. E. VAN =GUNDY.

Deer Lodge. Mont, having bought and put in the
most approved machinery for generating
Soda Sarsaparla Ginger Ale, Lemonade and
all Carbonate Drinks, with experienced work
men In CHARGE am prepared to furnish
them bottled or in charges for fountains.
promptly on notice, and as low as any house in
State. Address orders to
]. E. VAN GUNDY, Deer Lodge. Mon
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t5p:scopal.- James Church services every
Sunday except tile third OF each month ut 13Q
a aud 7.;0 I. N. Sunday school every
.lt sltl;a a. n. I'IsOu 4, 2lseGtDr.
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PROGRAM.
l. Fla!io Sao &. HANSON
z Vocal solo. u............. Mrs. JAMES H. Mlll.s
B. Rird WarblIng. g.................,... .Gayotte
tliAs. d. El:laAtiU.
L. Recitation ..........,......il illtS C. 3. HAYNES
s. Aria -pn"n.l Of Seba GulIled
NH7. EaiiI.l STUART kt.I.E.pGt..a
g. Male itnArrtte
l. Htll Warb!ius illustrations ... tER. i.flIlnHti
q Lliivg soto Observation-Disclosures. ME HAi,5i;;.l
.. -oin-FlnHrtS Delight. t.rhrist
Mit, KELLOGG.
10. Re,ititoI4 I4...................Ml Mrs. HAYNES
H. INln-Aslinlt NipnlHi
MIR, AND Mrs, hE!iutfi,
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There will be preaching at the Chris
tian church tomorrow morning and even
ing. Morning subject: Paul on .JnstiFi-
cations" evening subject, "f'ive King
doms,> illustrated by & chart.