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FROM LITTLE HEADS.

A Little NIiss's Cuntrihntion-A Little
Boys Candid Confession.
marguerite 0win@s, a little MISS OF
five wears. has been studying the art OF
pastry and confectionery making for the
mast few weeks. and contributes to this
paper two recipes for the benefit OF her
friends. which we rive i'll her own words
and figures; .-.. .....
no. / is recipe for cake, and here it
is: az cup Of brown su@ar Drowned
thoroughly, tablespoon half iull OF
niIla, two cups Of cream, whip these
three thoroughly together, then put 1t on
the stove and cook it thoroughly; = cup
of flour, tablespoon full Of water, beat
with the other three; | tablespoon OF
butter beated with the other }onr.4
No. ois for candy: 81 spoonful OF mia,
cup Of water half full, 2 cups OF sugar
put it on the stovcand cook it thoroughly
then pull it fast about half III hour: then
eat it, Ia, .+-
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G W. MENSHALL.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Over LansIngs store, Deer Lodge, Mo'il'
Office hours from II to u u. M; To D. m''
and from to s y. NJ .-
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NoT1cE-Any person desiring assist
ance in organizing or in maintaining 4
Sabbath school in his or her community
will do we'll to correspond with Rev
Edwin NJ Ellis, the Synodical Sabbath
school missionary for Montana, who i
ready toad in such work. His address
is Helena Montana. -s.-. So-4t.
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Mrs, Emily Thorne, who resides at To

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at To-
ledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain so
quickly and effectually as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and that Bhe has also used it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by J. H. Owings, Druggist.
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The we'll located and fine store room.
now occupied by kleinschmidt u Bro,
Con-, for dry goods and clothing house,
will be for rent after January /, 1874.
Applicants please address
KLEINsCuMIDT IL Bro. (CoN.).
1S-tf Deer Lodge, Montana.
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When suffering from throat or lung
troubles, take only such medicine as has
been proved worthy of confidence. Such
remedy is Ayers Cherry Pectoral; a
specific for sudden colds, and invaluable
in all forms of pulmonary complaints.
Sold by all druggists. Price ST..
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Mrs. NJ ". aaerson, OF Bozcman,
chairman for Montana OF the National
Emblem society, has written 4 letter to
Mrs. l.. A. King, Of anaconda, asking her
to become i member Of the organization
TO represent Deer Lodge county.
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DEER LODGE MONTANA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1894.
Joseph Simmert, whom we have men

Joseph Simmert, whom we have men
toned before in these columns, was tried
in the distrat court last Friday on the
charge Of incest with lis eldest daugh-
ter girl Of Il, and was found guilty by
the jury, aud his punishment left with
the court On Monday morning he was
sentenced BY Judge Brlntly to q term
Of 25 years in the penitentiary. and soon
after was turned ovcrto the authorities OF
that Institution. Ills eldest sou, aged
about 80. who is said to be an industr.-
Gus boy, will keep possession Of the
ranch near Garrison. County Auditor
iloss will ask Judge Erantly for author
ity to send the oldest Girl to the State
Reform school at Miles City as soon as
that institution is opened up. The two
Youngest children are being cared for by
the county at present, but an effort will
be made to procure homes for them.
A fine oil painting, the work of Miss
Eva Voolfolk Of Deer Lodge, was on cN-
hibition III the bank OF Larahic Bros. Il
Co last week. A hospital scene is pre-
sented in the picture The front figures
are those of laboring man, who sits
| with bowed head beside the couch Of his
| sick child, whose little white face and
| closed eyes are the cause Of much
anxiety to the loving father. Next to
| them, on q couch in the same row, shows
/ the meeting between two little children
| rs if one had come to visit the other
aud the little patient is able to sit up on
her couch aud erect the little visitor with
| IN embracc and kiss. 1t is Il beautiful
portrayal OLA sad subject aud shows the
| haliu Of genius.
Davis & Williams received a patent Il
few DAYS ago for the Peter L. EIarrendru
ranch. On the Deer Lodge river thret
miles above Garrison. The land was OF
n railroad section, filed upon III 1872
abandoned and again filed upon by Tar
rendruf in 1882 The railroad compan,
claimed the land reverted to them OF
abandonment of lirst entry. The cast
was decided by the local land officers il
Helena in favor Of llarrondrui. An ap
peal was taken by the company to tn
Commissioner Of the General Land Otlic'
ut Washington, who affirmed the decision
Of the local land office. The compan,
again appealed to the Secretary OF tn
Interior. who affirmed the decision Of til
commissioner. ..--.
Mr.. T. L. Van Gundy has on exhibition
some tine samples Of ore from Masnmot
mine. IN account of which property wa
published in these columns a few week
ago. Mr.. Simpson, superintendent {
the Mammoth, was in town this week an
he is highly pleased with the showing G
the mine, which he pronounces II
longer a prospect. lie had some assay
. iGa.ic in NIissoulA last Wednesday. Thrf
assays made from the main lead "a 81
foot vrin) showed from $500 to s;l:'.'.G
gold: and one assay from an incline Ga
inch vein) pitching toward the contac
: showed StD3 gold.
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DR. J. w. Essig, the well known den
tist, las removed to Deer Lodge, where
he has opencd an office. We commend
him to the people there as skillful den
tist who thoroughly understands all
branches of his business.-Ilelena News.
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A little boy Of seven, who has lived
in the country most of his short HE, n'if
who recently came into town to reside,
made a candid confession to his mother
the other day in these words: Ma
SINCE come to town to live I've got to
be sucl, a liar don't know Wheh III
falling the truth
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Catholic.-i!ass is celebrated at Deer Lodge.
on first and third Sundays OF each month at lO3o,
A. Nj. second Sunday at st. Michael's church, Flint
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth sun
day at St. Thomas church, Helmville.
L. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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II. S. Clark of Butte, who forIncly resided
in Deer Lodge, has succeeded Major s. III.
Almon as deputy collector Of internal
revenue for the third division. Major
Almon resigned a short time ago Mr..
Clark entered upon his duties Feb /.
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The largest winning made in Montana
on the Corbett-Mitchell fight is reported
from Avon. NJ. D. Miner and N. F.
Brown wagered a mining claim valued at
$4,000 against $4,000 that Corbett would
knock Mitchell out in five rounds. The
Mitchell man has paid over the cash.
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Cicm aud Matt. Whalry, convicted OF
stealing hogs in ktvalli county and sen
fenced 10 seven and half years each i'll
tlle penitr1itinry, Were brought in last
"Wednesday by Sheriff Tom Irvine OF
It;vstlli county.
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Next "Wednesday. Feb. i, being Ash
Wednesday,, there will be services in st.
iln,ss church, 1T / q. nj. and ! y. m.-
Services on ;Sulut;ty, Hob. 4. as usual, vita
Holy Gn}lmunu:: ii the morning service.
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The highest honors in the power OF the
Chicago Worlds Fair Commissioners
were awarded to Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which, for over half a century, has had
no equal as Il cure for colds, coughs, la
grippe, aud all disorders Of the throat
and lungs.
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A rumor was in circulation in Deer
Lodge last Monday 10 the effect that j.! Ohm
Becker recently sen1 10 the insane asylum
from this city. bad committed 51!lclIe al
lh;,S ilati1ution. The story has since been
cnictl.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

:..,;scn,:.I.--St James Church. Services every
Sunday, exce.3tthe .btiG Of each month. at II 80
Al ii. ard 7GO i. M. eutuhg school every Sunday
at 1890 A. NJ Z. &. PRoUr, Rector.
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TO grow old gracefully, one must live
tamperatciy, calmly, methodically; be
interested in all that is going On in the
world; be cheerful, happy, and contented,
and above ali, keep the blood pure and
vigorous by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Be sure you get Ayers. ..-
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Churc1, of C.r.st.-Servces: Sunday school
1889 4. NJ. Preaching, 1.3' a. n. and T. N
y p. 5. G. e. 4 NJ. ,unior Y: 49,: T.; :: q: e.
3p NJ. Prayer meeting. "Wednesday evenings:
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
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,M.NsHlHo. At the Methodist purRon
are i'll Deer lodge, "Wednesday evening
.iau, ;;ilst, by krv.W. NJ. iiritt, jir. i'a'lel
Carmichael and Miss Edith Evans, both
pi Anaconda, Mont.
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In another column will be found the
advertisement of Nortlrup, Braslan y
Goodwin Co., seed growers, of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. Those Of our readers who de-
sire northern grown seeds for this years
planting should read their advertisement
and send for their catalogue.
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One Of the nratcst publications We have
received for q louy time is III" Anaconda
Standards almanac for 1894. 1t is not
only little gem in the art OF printing,
but is very valuable us book OF rel
erpnce.
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Mrs. j. p. Lewis wishes to announce to
the ladies Of Deer I,odgc and viGiili,y 1hat
She will sell her trimmed bats at cost ior
the next thirty days Beautiii' patterns
and the latest styles. SS-ti.
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rres:,; tcrian.-- Preaching ut ll.30 A. NJ. and
7a0 i. n. Sunday school At !0.3o Nj. Christian
Ende;vur society at G3.' 7. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday ut 7.:D Pm
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NIetIodist.--Sunslay services: Preaching at
11.a0 4. II. and 1902 NJ sunday school at lOSo
A. H. EpwoIth League meets at 3 r N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7.:W N.
RIsIr
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SOME OF OUR NEIGHBORS


Phlipsburg Mail, Feb. l.
Mrs Tuvlor, Of Granite, who has been
visiting her grandson, Earl Henley, at the
College Of Montana ut Deer Lodge, has
returned home. She reports the young
fellow as improving greatly.
james A. Murray bought in the Sea-
,naw lode which was sold by the sheriff
Saturday on an order from the district
court in accordance with a petition for
Il division Of property. He paid ST. 900
for it. Kirlyille is built upon this claim.
The dispatches bring the news that Ed.
T.. Proebsting has received the appoint
ment as postmaster for Philipsbur@
President Cleveland sent in the nomina
ion to the Senate Monday. No better
..ppoiutment for the office could be made
in Philipsburg, and our community is
guaranteed an honorable, painstaking
and obliging postmaster for four years
10 come. We ongratulate Mr.. Procb-
sting Oh his success
A grand ball will be given at Drum
mond on the evening of St Valentines
tlav--Febrnary tIth The people Of the
little town will see that all who attend
will have a thoroughly enjoyable evening
Mcssrs. P. Jensen and John Donley will
act lis floor managers. The price of ad-
mission is set at 50, including supper,
which will be served at Tierncy's restau
rant. A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend. Those who take
part in the dance are guaranteed q good
time, as the people Of Drummond have a
reputation as entertainers.
philipsburs Call, Jan. 81.
Mrs. T. II. Morse Of the Windsor hotel
Drummond, has just returned from Il
visit to her sister at Divide.
Mrs. Bennett OF Deer Lodge was down
from that place last week. looking after
her ranch near New Chicago.
Roland Rombauer Of Princeton was at
tending to business in Philipsbury for
several days last week.
Two bars Of bullion amounting to
about $4,000 was taken from the safe Of
the Puritan mining company, sometime
during Saturday night.
John McKechnev of the Puritan com
many is expected back this week. Will
pumps and boilers for his property. |
is rumored that the property will bt
started up again shortly after his arrival.
The populist club held Il rousing meet
ms at Kaiser's hall last Saturday nigh
and elected the following officers: Fresl
dent, A. r. Dearborn; first Vice -prcsidcn1
Fred Bowen; second Vice-plesident .]nt
Whiting; Recording Secretary, Charlie
Collins; assistant Recording secretar,
J. W McBee.
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A person is prcmaturely old when
balduess occurs before the iorty-iiith
wear. Use Halls Hair Renewer to keep
tile scalp healthy and prevent badness.
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Tie StantIArd OF Thursday lust says
that. owing to .5trcss Of other business,
I'd Maxwell has resigned the p0sitiou on
tic board OF appraisers for Deer Lodge
county.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Rev. and Mrs W. NJ. Britt are both on the 81

Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ Britt are both on the sick
list 5. IT,.
Rev James Reid returned from Dillon and other
towns last Wednesday.
Benton Hoover. OF Gold Creek, was in town
Thursday on business.
Col Tom Elliott. one of the substantial men Of
the upper valley, was transacting business in town
Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff StebbiI,s was called over to Ana
conda last Tuesday by the illness of his little
daughter.
;Nr and Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde entertained the
whist club at their beautiful home last Thursday
evening.
c. R. Wiles came down from Butte astSaturday
on a short visit to the folks at home.' lie
returned Sunday.
John Dazell is now Waterman at the Champion
mill. taking the position madevacant by the death
Of Thomas Strang.
During thcrstay in Deer Lodge. Mr.. Ghormley
and Prof and Mrs. Easton will occupy the resi-
dence Of Mrs j. A. Nee. *
L, P. Bowen aud his mother. Mrs. J. A. Bowen.
have moved into town and are occupying Mr..
Wards house on "Rainbow avenue
Rey. T., ]. t;roeneyeld came down from Butte
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF the board OF
trustees of the College of Montana.
Lew Coleman. Jr.. has gone to Anaconda to
take a position as stenographer and typewriter in
the Office OF the Copper City Commercial company.
WI int Of hn
gold mine, has been in town this week. He re-
ports everything looking very favorable at that
| mine ,4. .-.....-
L R. Hoss, of the Phpsburg Call. came over
IN a short visit last Saturday Mrs. lioss and
little son, who have been visiting in Deer Lodge
| returned home with him.
James c. Barnden, of Avon, who was serving as
| a Juror in the recent term of court. made us a
pleasant call on Saturday The jury WIS dis
| charged on Friday and Mr.. Barnden lett for his
| home on Saturday.
| Mrs w f. Shanley expects to leave in a few
days for Los Angeles. Cal. where She with her two
little daughters, will mike their home with hei
brother, John A. Farnsworth, who formerly re
sided in Deer Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. g. Naples. of Miles CITY, parents
| of Ed. Naples. d student at the college. stopped
| few days In Deer Lodge this week, They were o!
| their way to san Francisco and will visit the Mid
winter Exposition. On Tuesday evening they
were among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lnltbie-
Aubrey Blair. who has made his home in TIN
| future capital for many months and has heel
employed in the office Of the Copper City Com
lnercia company, expects to leave for Deer Lotig
today, where he has accepted the position mad
vacant by the death of w. f. ShHney. OF depnt
~. Nv tpip will
much missed by a large circle Of friends in An;
condu who will wish him al! happiness and goo
fortune in his new occupation. He will be Sut
ceeded in the compuny's store by L. j. Coleman 6
Deer Lodge. who is quite well known in this cit
and has many friends here.-Standard, Feb /.
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People calling for the aboye-named
letters will please say they are auVcf-
tised LEW COLEMAN, l.. NJ.
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Rev. T. j. Groeneveld came down from Butte
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF the board or
trustees of the College of Montana
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H. P Bowen and his mother. Mrs. j. A. BoWeIl,
have moved into town and are occupying Mr.
Wards house on "RHinbOW avenue.''
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During their stay in Deer Lodge. Mr.. GhormleE
and Prof and Mrs. Easton will occupy the resi-
dence OF Mis-. j. A. Nee. H."
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Surveyor IT. b. Davis expects to leave
Tuesday for Washington Gulch, where he
will BEEN Gagged for L short time in sur
veyiuG some placer ground.
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Lew Coleman. Ir.. has gone to Anaconda TO
take position as stenographer and typewriter in
tile Office Of the Copper City Commercial company.
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Mrs w F. Shaney expects to leave in a few
days for Los Angeles, Cal. where she. with hcrt
little daughters will make their home with her
brother, John A. Fnrnsworth, who formerly re-
sided in Deer Lodge.
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James c. BArnden, Of Avon, who was serving as
a Juror in the recent term OF court, made us d
pleasant call on Saturday. The jury WIS dis
charged on Friday and Mr. Barnden left for his
home on Saturday.
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l. R. Hoss, of the Philipsburg Call. came over
on a short visit last Saturday. Mrs. lioss and
little son, who have been visiting in Deer Lodge,
returned home with him.
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II YOU are in need Of shoes, just look
in ,hr L. l.. Bonner Co.'S show window,
whcrs. you will sre - styles, any Of which
fot. cuil buy for $780, :"
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Following is q list Of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Deer Lodge post
office, February 3, 1884:
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School books OF every description at
the City Drug Store. 3o-tt'
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WILL LEAVE DEER LODGE.
MIR. q. !Ing.,ns Accepts Lucrative Po
t!;u ut the Ontario Mine.

Mr.. Il. !lngh"S Accepts a Lucrative io>t-
t!on at the Ontari" Mine.
Mr.. G. Hughes, Of the Deer Lodge
stu,lio, returned Wednesday evening
from Il trip to Avon. Ellston and Black
foot, where he photographed about
twenty-five Cclcstials. He also took a
number of pictures Of residents of those
towns. While at Blacktoot pleasant
party was gotten up for Mr.. Hughes
benefit. ~
During his absence Mr. Hughes Wis
tied the Ontario mine, where he met
William Dyer, manager of that property,
who offered him lucrative position as
chemist and assayer for the Ontar O
which position he has accepted, ald he
will 20 over in about week to enter
upon his duties. Mrs. Hughes will re-
main in Deer Lodge aud continue the
business for a short time, Or until the
studio property is sold. They have already
received several applications for the pur
chase of the studio, but as yet no propo
sition has been accepted.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes regret very
much to leave Deer Lodge. They made
| many warm friends here during thei,
stay, and Mr., Hughes has taken q deel
| interest in the inmates of the pcnitentiary
a large number Of whom he has ad
dressed on two Sundays in each month
In their departure orom Deer Lodge MI
and Mrs, Hughes take with them the bes
wishes of their friends for u happy ant
prosperous future.
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"J. T." cigar eS-tf.
The 81 T. cigar is made at t3 I. Park
street, Butte. 2S-tf.
The 81 r." cigar is Union made, clear
IEa>ana filled. 2o-tf.
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Ed. Simpson, superintendent of the Mammoth
gold mine has been In town this week He re-
ports everything looking very favorable at that
mine, '.. -'.,...-
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Smoke Free Silver cigars. Deer Lodge
DRUG Co., sole agents. -
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Mr. and Mrs. N &. Naples. of Miles City. parents
of Ed Naples. Il student at the college. stopped Il
few DAYS in Deer Lodge this week, They were on
their way to san Francisco and will visit the Mid
winter Exposition. On Tuesday evening they
were among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. LarHbie.
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G. R. Wiles came down from Butte astSaturday
on a short visit to the folks at home.' lie
returned Sunday.
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The show window OF the E. L. Bonner
Go. ll:ts Il Very large and fine display OF
shoes at the low price Of $500. 2Htf
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The Bonner Company are having anew
roof put on their warehouse. The work
is being done by Mcssrs. TrAs! and
naya!l
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4 masquerade ball will be given at
Race Track b. the Good TempIars on
February 81
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When you can buy $500 and 5000
shoes for $500. you had better not let the
chance pass. Look in the +. l.. Bonner
Cos show window. 29-tf
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John DaZell is now Waterman at the Champion
mill. taking the position made vacant by the death
of Thomas Strang.
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The Benton Hoover residence, on north
Main street. is for rent; SD per month:
possession Immediately. Inquire at this
office. oV-ll'
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d. i. ". Essiw, Dentist, has rctnrnad
from Helena and can be found hereafter
ut his office in the Coleman -anslng
block 2S-tf.
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NAPToN " NAPToN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
0t,ca-Ronn l2, over Kleinschndt Il Bros
store. Deer Lodge. Montana.
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Deputy Sheriff Stebbi,,5 was called over to Ana
conda last Tuesday by the illness of his little
daughter.
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MT and Mrs Joseph A. Hyde entertained the
whist club at their beautiful home last Thursday
evening" -5.-.,s.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS C.IRDS. @
r H. MEYERS, . .u& ~"
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nractice in ;,ll the courts Of the state. O1c
west side OF Court Square, Deer Lodge ..s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-02-03
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AIdermen EDWARD SGt,AnH1Knw, NJ W. TRASts
BYRON Wouu. Louls BRADSHAW, JOHN FISHER
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