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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17
Death of Beck Hamilton.

All the old-timers who knew Beck
Hamilton will drop tear as they read of
his tragic death in New York by suicide,
says the Inter Mountain. He was sport of
the old school. He was always ready to
throw off the limit and loved the danger
GUS excitement of gaming. Yet lie was
the soul Of honor, lie was as modest as a
woman and as genial and quiet gentle
man as ever lived. No man ever heard
Beck Hamilton speak i'll of another or
refuse a favor to those in need. Had he
stayed among the mountains he would
have been alive and we'll today, but an
unfortunate marriage at his advanced
age led him into occupations which he
did not understand and, among men tc
whose ways Of thinking and doing bust
ness he was a complete stranger. A Mon.
tanA pioneer in New York, with a young
wife on his hands and seeking among
strangers to begin life over agin. NJ r
Hamilton was simply out Of his element
Domestic trouble followed, doubtless, by
| financial reverses SO discouraged hin
that one day he ended it all by destroy
ing himself. Yet lie was good man ant
his Montana friends will not fail to pay
| tribute to his memory.
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A Valuable Mineral.

L. S. Woodbury., president Of the Great
Falls Iron works, writes to the Tribune
of that city, regarding IL new mineral
which is to be found within the confines
of Montana. Mr. Woodbury. says: |
have had many years experience with
graphite and fully appreciate its great
value in all industrial and mining enter
prises, entirely exclusive of lead pencils
and the like. am quite familiar with
this subject, and beg you and all your
exchanges to stimulate prospectors by
every practical means to watch for this
mineral at every turn of the sod and blow
Of the pick. There is only one mine in
the United States where the proper quail
ity is mined. | would say to prospectors
look out sharp for graphite, sometimes
called, ''plumbago Or black lead.' 1t is
as good as gold.
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The happy weddingof Mr.. Lew Turner
and Miss Christine Miller took place last
"Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Miller, five miles west of Deer Lodge,
Rev. James Reid performing the marriage
ceremony. Quite a number OF Deer
Lodge friends were present to witness
the ceremony and to extend conyratula-
tions to the happy couple. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was served
and sail went merry us u marriage BELL
Later in the evening the groom brought
his young bride to this city, where their
honeymoon home was in waiting for
them. The young couple received many
nice presents, the groom receiving a
handsome gift from his associates at the
prison, where he has served for several
years in the capacity of guard. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Turner have our best wishes fol
their happiness and prosperity.
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The people of Montana, and Of the
United States lying west of the Tooth
meridian, will be treated to Il lunar
in the shape of an eclipse
of the moon on March 2l. The only draw
back is that the beginning Of the eclipse
takes place at G.25 Il. IN. 1t lasts, how
ever, till SIG, or almost two hours. The
eclipse is one of three digits or will cover
onefourth Of the surface OF the moon.
This is as it will be seen in Montana. AT
San Francisco and northward the middle
greatest eclipse occurs at the setting OF
the moon at sunrise. Those not willing
to view this eclipse will have Il chance tc
witness it again on April 1, 1912, at which
time it will be only one half the size OF
this one, and again April 10, 1880, wher
it will go of in a mere appulse.-EX.
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HENRY n. Corr,
Washington d, G.,

Attention is again called to the state
ment oIthe First National bank that APP
pcared in the Standard on Monday morn
ing. BY it you will notice that Anaconda
parties have $4?G, 1852 on deposit sub
iect to check, SI41,3lG.39 demand GER
tilicates Of deposit and $15i,Tol.15 time
certificates of deposit. That makes Il
total Of S722, ,057.G6 that the people OF
Anaconda have laid away. 1t represents
$3.50 for every man, woman and child IN
Anaconda Where is there another com
munitv in the United States that can
make such showiny?--Ana Re
view.
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Conn,s prosucctor,s NIuncul.

Henry N. Copp, the we'll known land
lawyer, Of Washington, ID. G., is prepar-
ing a new edition OF Ibis Prospector's
Manual, the plan of which work was sug-
yested by an old-time Colorado miner.
There is on hand Il couple of hundred Of
the former edition which contains nearly
all the matter that will appear in the new
edition. This work retails for 80 cents,
but Mr. Copp will send to any addres Il
copy of the old edition for 10 cents, in
postage stamps, to cover postage and
handling. "Flrst come, first served" In
addition to the government and local
mining laws, this book gives tests for
gold, silver. iron, platinum, mercury,
nicklc, cobalt tin, antimony, zinc, lead,
and other metals, and minerals, with
much vuluabl" advice to prospectors.
Address, with 10 cents,
HENRY n. Corr,
Washington d, G.,
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A JOURNALISTIC CHANGE,

The Montana Popuiist Passes Into the
Hands of Il St. ong Syndicate.
A deal, which has been long pending,
was yesterday consummated, whereby
the Montana Populist, published in this
city, passes into the hands of a strong
syndicate, represented by James Burke,
Of this city, who negotiated the transac-
tion. The sale was made by Hon. W. ].
Stephens, who Of late has been the repu
ted owner of the concern, his son n-law,
f. W. Strang, being in management
thereof for several months. The con-
sideration, while not definitely stated,
will equal the sum of about $4,000; that
is to say, after all necessary improvements
to the plant have been made, rs the in
tention is to place new power press in
the establishment and new printing
material added thereto. 1t is not definite
ly decided as to who will manage and
edit the paper, though street rulnor is to
the effect that D. II. Markell, Of the Wes-
tern Democrat, is to be placed in charge
Of the outfit in that capacity. The report
that certain attaches of the Missoulan
would be connected with the venture is
WlLuOuG lOluuiLtlOll, llu lltloI nave oFlSi-
mated through erroneus impressions OF
late prevailing. Judge Stephens will
serve as president of the company
The Populist is a paper generally well
known and has been received with favor
by the public since its inception. Like
all other journalistic schemes it has had
its trials and troubles, and it is doubtful
if any one connected with it, beyond it!
original promoters, has ever realized
more than his board out of the PROPOSE
tion. Tt had field to cover but not the
literary ability or financial standing tt
enable it to do SO properly, and it is graft
flying to learn that now both of thes'
wants have been supplied. The popu
lists Of the state now possess an orgar
which they may feel proud Of, and there
need be no installing the fact that it
thunderous tones will lsoon be heard il
the interests Of the third party.
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Death of Sadie Hall kiser.

From the MadiSOnan March TO-
Sadie Hall Kiser, the eldest daughter
of Mrs. Kiser, aged 10 years and II
months, died at Blaine Springs Thursday
morning March s, at 42O o'clock, Of
pneumonia. DR.. Southmayd had been in
constant attendance at the family resi-
dence and every precantion seems to have
been taken to avert this, the fourth afllic
tion i'll the Kiser family since the 9th Of
January. The sad demise Of this young
girl just budding into womanhood is a
shock to the entire community akin to
that Of some dire calamity. BY some
strange fatality one mem ber after another
of this once happy family has been called
hence in quick succession; the father, the
head and protectoro Of the family, Ambrose
B. Kiser, died January 2T; the mother Of
Mrs. Kiser, Sarah Jones, died Feb. II;
Ada kiser, the third daughter, died
March I'd and was buried in the Virginia
City cemetery, Sunday the 4th, aud now
all that is mortal of little Sadie will be
laid to rest at o'clock this, Saturday,
afternoon. -Four deaths in forty days
besides the worry OF business cares and
SICKNESS Oh nefSell ana 0tneFS OF Tue
family, is the aiflicton forced upon the
poor and almost distracted mother.
in the vain effort t." nurse the husband
back to ealtll, Mrs. Il ,er | 1T the sick
beds Of the children and bore up with
extraordinary courage and fortitnde
through the trying ordeal. but finally was
forced to the sick bed herself. If the poor
woman is spared for the children who are
left then the prayers Of all friends and
acquaintances will have been heard and
answered.
Too much praise cannot be recorded of
the actions Of Virginia City lodge No. 7,
|. O. 0. f., whose noble order have left
nothing undone in the effort to alleviate
the suiferings Of Il truly and afflicted
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j. E. VAN GUNDI.
J. E. VAN GuNDY. Deer Lodge, Mon
Placed ON the Market.

The plat of Larabie's addition to Deer
Ledge has been accepted by the county
commissioners. There are $50 lots in
the addition which will be sold at prices
ranging from $50 to $225. Payments can
be made if desired: One-third cash, one
third in six months and one-third in
twelve months, interest at 5 per cent. per
annum. These lots comprise the most
beautiful portion of Deer Lodge for
residences, Plat can be seen at the bank
office. 2l-tl
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Rev. W. NJ. Britt will deliver lecture
ut the Methodist church next Friday,
March 23d, at s p. M, under the aus
pices Of the Epworth League of that
church. The subject of the lecture is
"Luck and Laziness." No admission fee
will be charged, but at the close Of the
lecture collection for Home missions
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Contract for furnishing blanks and
blank books for the county for the ensu-
ing year was awarded to the Anaconda
Standard Publishing company at rates
same as last year.
Contract for publishing all legal
notices, commissioners proceedings, etc.
for the year was awarded to the Silver
State Publishing Co. at So per cent. less
than legal rates.
Contract for the care of the INDECENT
sick of the county for the year was
awarded to ST. .Joseph's hospital at $3.50
per week per patient, said contract in
cluding all expenses Of burial, etc, Of
patients having died while under their
care.
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The following road supervisors were
appointed for the ensuing year.

The appointment Oft. j. Dougherty, of
Deer Lodge, and F. NJ. Fox, of Anaconda,
as deputy assessors was approved.
The board adjourned to meet in special
session on April g.
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OGall phenomenal growths of house
plants we have seen id Montana. a lustre
fuchsia belonging to Mrs. Margaret
Beaumont, of Deer Lodge, will take pre-
cedence. Last September it was cut
within Il few inches of the earth and now,
the middle of March, it has six long
stalks ('.ny one Of them large enough for
the main stalk Of an ordinary fuchsia)
measuring from three to four feet long.
There are 125 binds and 25 full blooms.
The main stalk was broken Off by Mrs
Beaumont sometime in the winter to pre-
vent its getting too tall for the window.
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MYSTERlES!
The Nervous System the Seat
of Life and Mind. Recent
W0nderfiIl Discoveries.

Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
all the organs OF the body are under the con-
troll OF the nerve centers, located In or near
the base Of the brain and that when these are
deranged the organs which they supply. with
nerve fluid are also deranged. When 1t Is re-
membered thnt serious injury to the spinal
cord viii cause paralysis Of the boly below
prevented by the injury, fl r,a hing the
paralyzed portion, 1t will be .,,...cci- -ood hoy
the arrangement OF the nerve centers Will
cause the arrangement Of the various organs
which they supply with nerve force.
TwO-thirds of chronic diseases arc due TO
the imperfect action of the nerve centers at
the base OF The brain, not from a derange-
ment primarily originating in the organ 1T
self. The great mistake OF Physicians IN
treating these diseases Is that they tfcat the
organ rather than the nerve centers which
are the cause OF the trouble.
DR.. FRANKLIN MILES, the celebrated spe-
clalist. has profoundly studied this subject for
over 20 years, and has made many Important
discoveries in connection with It, chief among
them being the facts contained in the ABOVE
statement, and that the ordinary met hods OF
treatment are wrong. All headache, dizzl-
ness, dullness, confusion, pressure, D4ue;,
mania, melancholy. insanity, epilepsy, st.
L Vltus dance, ETC., are nervous diseases ne
Or. Miles Restorative Nerytne Is due to the
fact that 1t is based on the foregoing principle.
DR.. MILES RESTORATIVE NERvINE 1s SOAP
all druggists on o positive guaran ee,1 or SEM
direct 81 DR.. MILES MEDICAL Co, EikharS
Ind, on receipt OF price, u per 9 .tLie, sls M
bottles for &5, express prepaid. lt CONTAINS
neither opiates nor dangerous dru s.
sold BY DEER LODGE DKUG:Co.
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Misses Grace and Birdie Mcfarland, Of Ana
cOIlda, are visiting friends in Deer Lodge this
week. They attended the TuIner-Ner wedding
last Wednesday evening.
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Peter Houck, OF Garrison had the misfortune
to have the bone Of his right wrist broken last
Sunday by the kick OF a playful horse. He came to
Deer Lodge Thursday evening and the injured
member was dressed by Dr. OWings.
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Presby terian. Preaching at II 80 IA. NJ. and
7.S0 pm. Sunday school at 1OYOA. NJ. Christian
EndeayOr society ats 63O T. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at I. 80 P. NJ.
T. w MIfJAR: Pastor
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See VIM Coleman's new ad. in this
issue. He is ''still cutting on watches,
clocks, jpwelrv, etc,
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VOL. 25, NO. 36.
MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND
No. 1-tiarrson Express ............11.2 A. NJ
No. Freight and Passenger $40 p, NJ.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2--t;arrson Express. ........... T.2T A. NJ
No. Freight and Passenger ...... s.35 p. NJ.
All mails at Deer Lodge poStotlice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN, p NJ.
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G;llatin and Bitter Root valley seed
wheat for sale. Quality guaranteed. E.
l.. Bonner Company. 36-tf.
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Church of Christ.-se vices Sunday scEoo
10.30 A. NJ. Pleachng, l1.S0 A. NJ. and IS r. N
Y. P. S. G. E., Z r. NJ JUNIOR Y. r. S. G. f. Is
3PM Player meeting Wednesday evenings.
"A. B. MtEARLAkE, PasiOr
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On Thursday last one of the large
flour mills of Great Falls shipped eight
cars of flour to the Pacific coast. It is
the first shipment of the kind ever made
from that city and attracted wide atten-
ton and favorable comment.
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Metbodist.-sund services: Preaching at
11.30 A. NJ. and 730 P. NJ. Sunday school at 10.3O
A. M. EpWorth League meets at r. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at {. so p. M. s#5i s#5i
EpIT1,z Doe
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George S. Miller returned Thursday incoming
from trip through the Nevada valley. 6lle re-
ports plenty Of snow in that vicinity and says
Wednesday was one of the toughest days he ever
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/. CHURCH ( j i. i DIRECTORY |: j i: ,

Jz zpiscOpal st. james Church. Services every
Sunday, exceptthe third5UI each month, ut l1.30
N. and 100 r. NJ. Sunday school every Sunday
y at 1O.30A III. E.8 G. PROuT, Rector
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COURT HOUSE NOTES.

App0rtionment0 of School Fund-Contracts c is
Awardcd-Koad Supervisors, E,c.
Miss e. l.. Thomson, county superin-
tendent of schools, has made the spring
appOrtionmcnt of school fund, as follows
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Catlolic.-Mass Is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays Of each month at O3O,
A. NJ; second Sunday at St Michaes church. Flint
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at st. Thomas church. Helmville.
r. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Ahern will leave tomorrow for
Washington, D. c.. from which city the lieutenant
will go with an expedition to the 'iroZen north"
1t is understood that Mrs. Ahcrn will visit relatives
in the Sunny South while the lieutenant is
.'SkrmiShiu0'' in thp far north
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TOWN AND COUNTY

School books of every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
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Mrs. BriZeltOn and Miss Rose OtMalley at
tended the opening performance OF the Patti
Rosa engagement III Butte. They were guests of
DR.. and Mrs Wells.
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Deputy Sheriff Dwyer. of Great Falls,
has made two trips to Deer Lodge within
the past week with Cascade county
prisoners.
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Hall Hair Renewer renders the hair
lustrous and silken, gives it an even color,
and enables women to put it up in a great
variety Of styles.
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"March to SEARCH is the old adagc. 1t
searches out any weakness Of the system.
resulting from impure blood. Those
who use Ayers Sarsaparilla find March
no more searching Or even disagreeablc
than any other month. This medicine is
a wonderful invigoator
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Now is the time when every true
Montanian should patroniZe home in
dustries and home institutions. No man
Or woman should send away for a dollars
worth Of goods that can be obtained at
home. n lot sack Of eastern Or western
flour should be brought into the State.
Montana farm aud range products should
always be given the preference. Patron
ize your local merchants, dressmakers,
milliners, brewers, mechanics painters,
builders and newspapers. Buy your
goods at home and first read the good
advertisements in the home newspapers
Inter Mountain.
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Mrs. M. W. Trask and Miss Anna Bien,
accompanied by Mrs. Richardson and
daughter, of Salmon City, Idaho, were
visitors at the college last Friday.
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The reform school at Miles City was
dedicated last Wednesday evening with
appropriate ceremonies.
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The ''Little Kings Daughters gave a
pleasant entertainment in the nature of
Il 'Chocolate Social at kleinschmidt
hall last Friday evening, and they were
busy as little bees until near II o'clock,
serving their guests and patrons with
chocolate, ice cream and cake. The re-
ceipts of the evening were over $40,
which will be applied to charitable pur-
NOSES
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DR.. j. W. Essiy, Dentist, has returned
from i!c!cna and can be found hereafter
at Ills Office in the Coleman Lansing
block. 2StF.
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Rev. Britt returned from Bozeman, Monday
where he went to attend the district conference
He says there was good sleighing Ill Bozeman
when he left.
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All the elements which nature requires,
to make the hair beautiful and abundant,
are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor. This
preparation keeps the scalp free from
dandruff, prevents the hair from becom-
ing dry and harsh. and makes it flexible
and rlnSsN
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Rev. James Reid delivered a very in
teresting discourse at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening, his subject
being the work of the Presbyterian
Board of Aid for Colleges and Academies.
with special reference to the College Of
Montana. There was good attendance
and at the conclusion of the services a
collection was taken up, which met with
liberal response from the audience.
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The West Side club gave royal fare
well to Lieut.. G.. p Ahern last night. A
goodly number of the club were present,
besides number of invited guests. II.
A. Smurr, an old Union veteran, presented
Lieut.. Ahern with 4 neat little flag, with
the request that he plant it at the end of
his northward march; and the lieutenant,
in accepting it, promised that it should
wave at the farthest point reached by
the expedition in the polar regions.
After passing very pleasant evening,
those present babe Godspeed to the gal
liant lieutenant in his perilous undertak
iDu
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r H. MEYERS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
practice in all the courts OF the state. Onic
west side OF Court Square. Deer Lodge.
NAPTON u NAPTON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office Room Y. over Klensehmldt Il Bros
store, Deer Lodge. Montana
9 W. MINSlIALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over Lansings Store. Deer Lodge, Mont
Office hours from Il to u a. m; to 8 p. m;
and from to y. IN.
G.. s cFASsoS'
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
onlce over William coeman's Store Deer
Lodge, Montana.
A RMS X kOSkY'S
TONSORIAL PARLOR.
None but lrst-elass work III their line. The
finest baths in the city.
rEO. G. DOUGLAS. NJ. D.,
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
PROMPT Attention at all Times.
Office s;f hours to l0a'm,; Il to- and to SD' II"
I Arabic BROTHERS & CO.,
-BANKERS--
Deer Lodge, Montana. Do a General Banking
Business and Draw Exchange on all the prin
clpal 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.
SE TARaBlE CX LARRABEE. H. s. IEEn.
DOTTLING WORKS.
j. E. VAN GUNDT.
Deer Lodge Mont, having bought and put in the
most approved machinery for generating
Soda Sarsaparila, Ginger Ale, Lemonade and
all Carbonate Drinks, with experienced work
men in charge, | am prepared 10 1urnlsh
them bottled In charges for fountains,
promptly on notice. and as low as any house In
State. Address orders to
j. E. VAN GuNDY. Deer Lodge, Mon
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Charles Kadell, of the Royal Gold dis
trict, was in town Monday and went upto
Butte Tuesday. He says the Royal country
is moving right along. Mr.. Kadell has
nne-third interest in the Bloomington,
which was recently bonded to Butte min
ing men for 100000. Since January 1
the Butte men have been pushing work
Oh the Bloomington and the property is
lnol: inlr 1yall
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Town Officers.
MAYOR ............J. F. BRAZELrON
Marshal .,,,...,.. 4.,...... G. BARRErTE
Aldermen. EDWARD SCHARNlWOW, NJ. W. THAsk
BYRON WOOD, LOUIS BRADSHAW. JOHN FISHER
I. S. ELDRED.
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Miss Alma O1enard has returned from visit
OF several weeks with her sister and friends in
Butte. She was accompanied by Miss Ayotte OF
that city.