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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-11-11

The solid vcstibuled trains Of the Chi
cago, Union Pacific & North Western
Line distance all competition with ease.
1t has the shortest line, fastest time, I'm
ion depots and no change Or delay at the
Missouri River, and is the popular Worlds
Fair route 36-tf
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CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.

tOIlIECtG Wv AoIN i ANA
Normal and PREF lratory Courses Special
Courses in Art, Music, Typewrjtng Steno-
graphy, Bookkeeping aud School OF Mines.
Department Of Engineering and Chemistry
Including mathematics, Surveying, Mechanical
Civil and Mining Engineering, AIetalursy, Mill
eralogy, Assaying General, analytical and Ar-
Piled Chemistry, Blowpipc Analysis. Etc. Open
TO both sexes Oh equal terms.
For terms, etc. apply to Rev james Reid
President Deer Lodge Aont
/ Arabic BROTHERS " CO.,
-BANkERS-
Deer Lodge, Montana. DO Il 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
Bunk New York City, n. Y.
Sc. LARAH1E, G. Y. AANRAnEE VS.. REED:
SAVIN CS BANK,
HELENA, MONTANA.
Incorporated under the laws OF Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL. ACCOMPLISHMENTS 900
THOMAS CRUISE. E........................P President
FRANK Il. CRUISE Vice President.
W. J. COOKE ..... Secretary and Asst Treasurer.
W. j. SWEENEY 1iet1oul ol
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Thomas Cruise, Frank Fl. Cruise.
W. j. Cooke. Jonn Fagall,
W. J. Sweeney.
Allows per cent interest on Savings Deposits
compounded January and July.
Trallsacts Il general banking business, draws
exchange on the.principal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Sell money orders on all points in Europe
first class State, County, City and School bonds
and warrants bought and sold. Loans made Oh
real estate mortgages at 10 per cent Money fol
deposits can be forwarded by drafts checks
money orders, postal notes, registered mail OF
express.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to D. m. Also OIL
Saturday and Monday evenings from to8 O'clock
DOTTL1NG WORKS.
J. E. VAN GUNDY.
Deer Lodge, Mont, having bought and put in thu
most approved machinery for generating
Soda Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Lemonade ant
all Carbonate Drinks, with experienced work
men in charge, 7 am prepared to furnisl
them bottled or in charges for fountains
promptly on notice, and as low as any house Ii
State. Address orders to
T. f. VAN .,z7Nnv. naer Lodge. Mon
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NTOTIt z is hereby given that it is the intention
Hon o. M 70 aK e e t6 20
Judicial District of the State OF Montana, In und
for Deer Lodge county, on the 10th day Of Novem-
her to carry on. in her owlfname and on her own
account, the business OF farming. raising live
stock, butcherlng and merchandising Said busi-
ness to ba carried on at Deer LODGE in Deer
Lodge county, State Of Montana.
EN- MA BEAUMONT.
Dated October l6, 1898. $50
Il First publication October II, 1883.
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Hires Rootbeer at the Fair,

CHICAGO, Oct. 30, 1S93-The Chas. E.
Hires Company, of Philadelphia, have
been awarded the highest prize medal
for Rootbeer by the Worlds Fair COM
nniCaiot
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The ladies of the Methodist church will
give a Thanksgiving dinner in Deer
Lodge.
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WANTED.-Girl to help at house work
morning and evening, and attend school.
Inquire of DR.. Essig, Dentist. 1S-tf.
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The home Of Mr. and Mrs John A
Hall, of Deer Lodge, was made happy
on Monday last, Nov. 6, by the arrival OF
a bouncing boy.
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Have you seen the fine line of allwool
ladies hose, 20 cents per pair, at Klein
schmldt'B. 1S-tf. al
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CI,urc1, Of Christ Services Sunday school
1880 "A. NJ. Preaching, 11.3o A N. and r. n
Y.P.[ S. G. E., 2 P. NJ JUNIOR Y. T. S G. y,
BPM Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings N
S7E a. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
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Born, in Deer Lodge, on Monday Nov.
s, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Jensen, son.
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1t is said that seventy eight hundre d
Montana cattle were placed on the Chi
cago market Thursday Of last week. Of
this number over three thousand were
for prices ranging from $500 for cows to
$4.10 for steers.
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astonishing low prices, at Kleinschmidt
Il Bro, Con. 1S-tf.
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER il, 1898


Griffith's thresher and crew started for
the Little Blackfoot yesterday, where
they will have about two weeks run.
They say the yield Of grain generally in
this valley has been good, though in some
cases badly damaged. The largest crop
threshed in this valley was that of Byron
Wood, on the Mullan ranch, which was
over 1000 bushels.
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4 I,rasby terian. rrelul1II,g at l13O a. N. and
Z. 80 y. N. Sunday school at 1880 A. N. Christian
Endeavor society at 630 P. 81. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at 7.30 r. NJ. 5s Y $$
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"A. o. U. V.-speci;,l aieetin.

There will be held a special meeting of
Mount Powell Lodge, No. II, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst, at $50 o'clo k for
the transaction orsuch business us may
properly come up.
j. w. FAuhKNER, M. W..
2. BADER, Recorder.
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i N etIodist. SuIu;ty services Preaching. at
l1.s0A. NJ. and 1902. M. Sunday school at l0SOs
4. M. Epworth League meets at 3P. M Prayer
meeting Wednesday ut Z. 80 r. NJ N
W. M. BRITT, Pastor
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Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald, of Avon, and
Hattie Davis, Of Blacllfoot, We're married
in Deer Lodge last Tuesday by Justice
Stackpole. They were guests of the Nc
Burney house during the day. Hugh
didn't say anything about it during our
conversation on that day, but we forgive
him and extend the hearty congratula-
tions of the NEW NORTHWEST.
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A gentleman who recently arrived
home from the East says he met only one
free coinage man Oh his trip, and while
he was getting some pointers from him
on the silver question, acourt officer came
along and hurried him away to stand a
trial on the charge of insanity. Our
informant refused to make affidavit to
this statement, but says the clerks of the
Eastern hotels apologize to guests for
having to tender them silver in change
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The railroads have advanced the rates
from Montana to Chicago to $50 for
rOund-trip tickets.
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The monthly social and business

The monthly social and business meet
ing of the Y. P. S. G. E. Of the Presby-
tcrian church, was entertained at the
residence Of A. D. Peck on Tuesday
evening; each one present represented
a country, town, or city. The effort re-
quired to guess what these places were,
created much merriment and the "Geo-
graphy social" was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Ernest Faulkner won the first
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

Celery constantly on hand at Chas. D.
Kenyon's. 1G-Gt.
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Dress goods at prices never heard Of
before, at Kleinschmidt & Bro, Con. 1Stf
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Charles d. Kenyon has made arrange
ments to keep a supply Of Booths fresh
oysters on hand during the winter. 14-Gt
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COURT HOUSE MATTERS.

What the District Court Is Doing-The
New County Commissioners, Etc.
The following business has been tran
sncted in the district court this week:
The case Of Charley sam, with intent
to murder VI. lvancovich, was given to
the jury, which returned verdict OF
guilty, leaving the punishment to the
court.
In the case of c. G. Birtlscye VS.. ]. II.
Helm, judgment WAS given Tor the plain
titT for S24-I and costs.
In the rcplcVin suit of G. D. Joslyn VS..
David Sheffield, judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff.
In the water right case Of 6. Schwcnd
VS. lrater Gallagher, the court appointed
j. Is. McNlastnr referee to measure the
water, and today tsaturduy) the referee,
the Judge and the attorneys have visited
til" locality (Modesty creel) of the water
contest.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The old board Of county commission
crs held their last session on Tuesday
last aud turned the affairs of the county
over to their Successors, Tie retiring
board have conducted the business OF the
county in very salts factory manner. and
turn the county over to the new COM
missioners in splendid shape, financially,
for which they are entitled to much
credit.
The new board met on Wednesday and
organized by elccting Commissioner
Fitzpatrick chairman, after which they
adjourned till next Monday, Nov. 13.
THE COUNTY JAIl4
Through the courtesy of Deputy Sheriff
stcbbins, a few days ago, we made a sort
of inspection of the county jail. We
happened in about the time the prisoners
We're taking dinner and had an oppor-
tunity Of observing them as they sat at
the different tables. They were supplied
with plenty of good, wholesome food, and
partooll Of it with a relish. There were
twenty-five of them, all told; eight of
whom were being held for the present
term of court. Taken as Il whole, they
are not a bad looking lot Of men, and we
did not fail tonotice that they made good
use Of the water, soap and towels
lufHlSleu Llein, us ALL looked Cuy ana
clean.
The "Kangaroo court" was not in
session ut the time of our visit, and there
was no ''weighing" to be done at that
time, but we We're told that the prisoners
had written rules for the inside govern
ment Of the prison and that any infraction
OF them was sure to be followed bya CON
vening of the court to try the offender.
A new floor was being laid around the
large cage in front of the cells and other
needed Improvements were being made.
The interior of the Jail has recently been
painted and thoroughly renovated; the
| prisoners have plenty of light and air,
and everything is kept scrupulously neat
and clean. Those in charge Of the Jail
! are to be commended for the excellent
| manner in which it is conducted,
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Katie Putnam was greeted by a full
house last Tuesday evening, and the
charming little actress was we'll sup
ported in her play, Glove Finds a Way"
There are a number Of pretty little scenes
in the play, in which Katie appears at
her best, though as Il whole we do not
think the play equal to others she has in
her repertoire. But the audience was
we'll pleased with her and her support,
and the vivacious little woman can always
count on good houses in Deer Lodge.
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Rev. Father DeRyckere will conduct
services at st. Nlichael's church, in Flint
creek valley, at the mouth Of Douglas
creek, tomorrow at 1890 am
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Ladies are at q loss to understand how
kleinschmidt can sell such elegant and
good shoes at prices named-thc famous
j. L. Collscns' shoes Included. 1Stf.
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Our mems overcoats and suits are
selling fast. Come soon to secure a bar
gain in this line KLEINsCHMIDT ~ BRO,
Con. 1S-tf.
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E. Girard, of Warm Springs, one of the
retiring county commissioners, called
upon us Wednesday. lie has been a
faithful and conscientious commissioner,
but says he is well pleased to be relieved
of his share OF the burden of looking
after the affairs of the county.
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Mrs. Martin Doty, of Helena, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston,
of this city, and will remain for few
weeks.
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Charles G. Birdseye, of Avon, was in
town Tuesday, on his way home from
Helena, having been round by way of
Butte.
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Dr.J. w. Essig's wife and children
arrived from Michigan last Saturday and
the doctor and family are occupying Mrs.
Mees residence
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In another column Of todays paper
will be found the amendment to section
1921 OF the revised statutes, relating to
mining claims. Although by this law
miners are exempted from doing the S100
worth Of work on their claims for the year
1898, yet the claimant or claimants. in
order to secure the benefits of this act,
are required to file Il notice that he or
they, in good faith intend to hold and
work said claim. This notice has to be
filed on or before the 31st day Of De-
cember, 1893.
VIM. Hyde, who has just returned
from Hecla and Ponsonby, reports the
two mills at Dewey's Flat Crunning for
the past year on Lone Pine ore have been
moved up to the mine, six miles above,
and started up last week. They expect
to run all winter. Should the price of
silver go down, they will hold their pro-
ducts over. The Lone Pine mine is sill
yer ore, developed to depth Of 1900
feet, on an incline of 20 degrees; is rich
ore and plenty of it; a dry mine and we'll
ventilated; runs right into the mountain
and is said to be one ofthe best properties
in the State, and is owned by an English
company. The new town of Ponsonby is
named after its principal owner,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Shull, of Philips
burg, were guests in town Sunday,
returning home on Monday.
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Lewis o. Hart, a member of the Katie
Putnam company, was welcome guest
atthe McBurney house during the COM
pany's engagement i'll Deer Lodge, as
fifteen years ago he held the same posi-
ton in the house that Alderman Fisher
is now holding down.
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Geo. S, Miller returned from Chicaro
last week, where, in company with N. J.
Bielcnberg and his son Howard, a few
days were spent at the great fair.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Mitchell returned
home from Chicago Thursday night.


**+
Ed. Congdon, manager Of Bennett Bros.
implement house at Butte, was in Deer
Lodge this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Shull, of Philips
burg, were guests in town Sunday,
returning home on Monday.
Miss Clara Bien, who was visiting a
few days with Miss Inez Elliott, of Race
Track, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. X. Clark, Of Butte, who was d
guest Of Mrs. W. n. Aylesworth for a
few days, returned home Thursday.
w. r. Stanley, who was taken violently
i'll a few days ago, is able to resume his
position in the district clerks office.
Charles g. Birdseye, Of Avon, was in
town Tuesday, on his way home from
Helena, having been round by way of
Butte.
Mrs. Martin Doty, of Helena is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston,
of this city, and will remain for few
weeks
DR.. j. w. Essig's wife and children
arrived from Michigan last Saturday and
the doctor and family are occupying Mrs.
Mee's residence.
Mrs. Geo. S. Miller, who has been
quite ill for several days past, was much
improved last night, and her friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Fl. G. Ward, who has been confined TO
his home for some weeks past, is able to
get out occasionally now, and his friends
hope to see him continue to improve.
Mel. McGhee came over from his pla-
GERS at Top O'Deep last Monday, and was
among the many who attended the Katie
Putnam entertainment on Tuesday even
ing
L. A. King, Of Anaconda, the newly
appointed county commissioner, came
down this week to assume his share of
the responsibility of conducting the af-
fairs Of Deer Lodge county for the next
year.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs and lighters, Mrs.
J. NJ. BOardman and Miss Katie, Masters
Willie kohrs and Oscar Bielenberg re-
turned home last Saturday from an ex-
tended visit to Chicago and other eastern
cities.
Lewis o. Hart, member of the Katie
Putnam company, was a welcome guest
atthe McBurney house during the com
pany's engagement i'll Deer Lodge, as
fifteen years ago he held the same posi-
| ton in the house that Alderman Fisher
is now holding down.
E. Girard, of Warm Springs, one of the
retiring county commissioners, called
upon us Wednesday,. lie has been a
faithful and conscientious commissioners
but says he is wedl pleased to be relieved
of his share OF the burden of looking
after the affairs of the county.
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Miss Clara Bien, who was visiting a
few days with Miss Inez Elliott, of Race
Track, returned home Tuesday.
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e. l.. Bonner Company are the leaders
of low prices and headquarters for the
best goods. Carefully read their regular
advertisement. 13-tf
There is to be IL big rabbit chase near
Deer Lodge tomorrow. There will be
number of sportsmcn here from Butte,
Missoula and other points.
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Mel. McGhee came over from his pla-
GERS at Top O'Deep last Monday, and was
among the many who attended the Katie
Putnam entertainment on Tuesday even
inu
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Ed. Congdon, manager of Bennett Bros.
implement house at Butte, was in Deer
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Fl. G. Ward, who has been confined TO
his home for some weeks past, is able to
get out occasionally now, and his friends
hope to see him continue to improve.
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The Deer Lodge Drug Go. have q new
adj in today's paper. Aft. Whitworth, the
manager, says il you want to spend a
pleasant half hour to step in and take a
look at their novelties,
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There will be a social dance at River
side hall this evening, and general invi
tation is extended to all. The music for
the occasion will be furnished by Prof
Marker and Miss Narcotic
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Mrs. Z. ]. Erwin invites the ladies to
call and see her new stock of fall MILL
merry. New hats, all of the latest styles,
are received every week. Beautiful goods
at reasonable prices. 13-tf
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Mrs. Geo. S. Miller, who has been
quite ill for several days past, was much
improved last night, and her friends hope
for her SDeely recovery
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Deer Lodge was represented at the
knights of Pythas ball in Anaconda, last
Monday evening, by p. Baber, Tom Nc
Taguc, Martin Gleason, E. Y. O'Malley,
Emil Hansen and Robt. Reid.
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W. F. Stanley, who was taken violently
i'll few days ago, is able to resume his
position in the district clerks office.
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Mrs. Conrad Kohrs and daughters, Mrs.
]. NJ. Boardman and Miss Katie, Masters
Willie kohrs and Oscar Bielenberg re-
turned home last Saturday from an ex-
tended visit to Chicago aud other eastern
cities.
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Mrs.J. X. Clark, Of Butte, who was a
guest Of Mrs. w. n. Aylesworth for Il
few days, returned home Thursday.
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AS the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer is Il renewcr of
the hair, including its growth, health,
youthful color, and beauty. twill please
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

practice iii ill the courts OF the state Otlic
west side OF Court square. Deer Lodge.
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L. A. King, Of Anaconda, the newly
appointed county commissioner, came
down this week to assume his share of
the responsibility of conducting the af-
fairs OF Deer Lodge county for the next
ynor
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X EO c. DOUGLAS, ". D.,
PRAcrtslSG PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Prompt Attention at all Times.
Office hours . to 10 IL. M; II to 2 and to D. IN.
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1t will always pay you we'll to patronize
firm that gives you tirst-class goods at
the lowest possible prices. You will get
all this and couteous treatment at E. l..
Bonner Company's, Deer Lodge. l3-tf
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DIRECTORY.


GoyeEsior. ,........ ,............sn sns y RIcKARns
Liy1t&nant tia,senor j. ...........S., @: 6ofbiN
OF :ss;it" ....-....,...., l.! RnFNTTT
State Treasurer ", WRIGHT
state Auditor. .................: A. =. CGGK
Attorney Ganci,t!. ...,........-.. Ii. i. HaShELI
Supt. Public ii.sitIeti n i. A. or.E.lE
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Do not forget the entertainment to be
given at Cottonwood hall next Friday
evening, Nov. II. There will be popular
songs and recitations, followed by a laugh
able farce entitled GA Quiet Family"
Popular prices-admission 25 cents; re-
served seats, 80 cents. 1S-1t.
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An English admiral says: at is true,
the life-saving service of America is not
equaled anywhere in the world" 1t is
also true Ayers Cherry Pectoral saves,
annually, thousands Of lives. Invaluable
in sudden colds. throat, and lung troubles
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S. E. Larabie, H. S. Reed and Peter
Walton have been appointed appraisers
Of the estate of Erich Mussigbrod, de-
ceased, and J. L. Van Gundy, j. B. Nc
Master and Wm. Coleman for the estate
Of Patrick DEMPSEY.
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g W. dINsHALL.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over LanSing's Store, Deer Lodge, Mont
Office hours from Il 10 II Il. IN; 2 to p H.;
and from Z to p. IN. .s. .a
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On Wednesday last eight prisoners were
released from the penitentiary, the largest
number ever discharged in one day from
that institution. Seven were pardoned
and the remaining one had served out his
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Ta,Nn Officers.
Mayor j. F. BRAzELTON
Marshal l.-, .,,....,.,.- &. BARRErTE
Aldermen. EDWARD St%IAl,NlKow, N. w. TRASH
BYRON Wu,D, Louis BRADSHAW, JOHN FISHER
T. S. ELDREp.
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Orce-Room Y, over kleillschmidt Il Bros
store Deer Lodge, Montana. g
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A meeting Of the directors Of the Lion
Mining company has been called for
Tuesday, Nov. IA. tits probable that a
small assessment will be levied for the
purpose Of raising money to pay the taxes
on the property aud asmall Indebtedness
standing against the company, which, all
told is less than 5000