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| Cmpires-Gso. kuncken aud VIM. skilimsn. Scorers
Monday nights games in Fritz tournament r..ul,.
a. follows
ss frsay Ait',Roon! schmidt Ss WOLF IS ch.t:
7 ross1NS::. g. German 6s si's9ra 90 :.o,r
isus Il Tse: ssc ''s' TO- Dr. 'f''eh' 81 Alt
srco>D GANE
fS sseT!q ID w
ss:iI s.: fri.s 81 Total SIS n'n~I1' - A'l. %
s s. S'f s;s.i IL: &c
hattsrn 90; MOsllsr 81. Total i65.
Third CANE
I:,Pis Is: s,9ssI:l. S. TsgTe.sh %: Braedsflsin
II 81 ' p.iSs g. si'S9rs q: sar:r
Iiihsu.. = Total 5ie D'' ''''s" -
The Hello Bill team who are making the m.slv.. un
popular by failing 10 keep their forfeited
night aud the oaks and csnirss bowIsd Tor average
rRsr sAHE
Manu-: il; asis'i f ia Total css s'''''' 1905 No
ohsaca 1855 s"n ,5 IT, 1S '' I'''A '''
THIRD CANE
osaon 100 soS ~ 4 SSoy 5'' L'oA ls4
I.5 icas iio r SStps sy i7s S0r's.d ss Henry
Til. Hour Hudson No 2. and Hamilton wh..lm.a
week 10 the series the North Hudson H@s'.uG Bea
ing Association tournament. which rolled At Al
torfers alleys In Union Hill Monday evening The
scores:
TiRsr CANE
Honrs-spohr. 131: Hanger. 1876; WauFersheim ISL
Meyer. 100; kuncksn. IJl. Total 72s.
Hamilton Wheelinen- -Demarest, III; Ksifsr ISL ,
l5a
ncoSD GAM.
Hours-spohr 1l2; HAuger. 14y: wAuEsrshsim. lse;
Meyer 100: kuucken ia. Total. ga
= hndsSn No. 21trsnek; ~: sohnL lIs; Weber. 1Aii
Hudson No, 2-FTAnck. l5l; sohns $50; wsbsr III
Il, Bueehner, ITO. Il, Altorfer. l6t. Total, 1856
Hamilton Whselmen -DemArest. nj: kisfsr I77i
Held. ldl: Banded lol. saEsndorf. ia Total I3o
President HbbsEs Prospects defeated the strong Sal
tournament last night Ebbets himself rolling 400
The scores;
CANE
salAmander-Sorsnson. l55. Ruth. ITO: sehAsfsr
200: Woli.r 100; Allsn, 49,. Total $50,
l.oEan-Doran, lI2. Duyal. l2o; De Ioy. Iss; wsoda
1bI HAssmsr. leo. Total, 49,.
sECoSD CANE.
Prolpscts-FrAnLsh l63 NswhIll, l7e; Biaskfsrd
Iogan-Dorsn, 1856 :DuyAL lSsi DsVoy. 1853. Woods
l32, bAssmer, IFS. Total, 1895.
THIRD CANE
Prospeets-FranEish, lT2; Mason, III Newhan l7oi
Weber. III Ebbsts 100. olsi. syn ~
1885, WOllsr 100, Allen, III. TotAl. GIL
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Major Ezra De Forrest has been elected Lieu
nt-Colonsl OF the Twenty-third Regiment
First Lieutenant Edwin J. Kraft has been
elected captain OF Company ID In place of Capt
Shepherd, deceased.
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ForsLa- op,a. ID. s.a.os With . D.n,

The college baseball season opened in this
vicinity yesterday with q game between the
varsity mines Of Williams and Fordham coll
lsgeS worse daJ for baseball could not
have been chosen. The grounds were in good
condition. but the cold wind that swept across
the Held made IL unpleasant both for the play
srs and the onlOok srs. The result OF the game
was never in doubt after the irst inning Ths
score;
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GsorEstoWn
Yale

FaTned runs-ueoTEslown, 8. Two base hits-li IA.
honey, speeT. ThTse.bASs hit-Rustin Home run
how'd Dea6is PlAy-Aarphy CuRAssisisdL First base
on bAlls-On DoNd q on Carter p: on TTudeau 4 IItt
~ giehsT-h.I!sy First bass % .rrors -GsOrs.iO.a
struck out-by Dowd 10; by Carer Il Passed balls
GTesnSay. hAhonsy. Mid pitehss-DoWd CIrtsr
honey, dustin, TIms-2;l1 Umpire -BsttI
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ROWLING.
GOOD Scores Relied .. Oh. Tour.s-e.ts
Last Might.

There was Jolly and humorous crowd OF bowling
enthusiasts conErsgsted At Major g. Pbiiberts A.
sembly Rooms alleys. in uobotsn, last evening to
watch the Pin knights OF jersey city. Acmes Of Ho.
boken. and Berksleys OF Jersey city Height. twr the
wooden spheres in the opening games for this
the series of the New Jersey Bowling Association tour
nnmenL The scores
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PROPERTY OF MISCELLANEOUS OWNER
QUITE 4 DEMAND FOR coon HORSE.
The Combinstion sale at Tattersnii. End,
Success fully

The Combinstion Sale at Tattersniis End.
Successfully.
The second and last day OF the combination
snle at Tattersalls yesterday drew O large
crowd Of eager buyers. The horses offered
were Of a better class than those OF the pre-
yious day. and brought slightly better prices.
In most cases the horses were In fine condi-
tion. and showed to good advantage in the
ring.
John Hendrie's Canadian high steppers
were sdlendid lot OF fautless- action cd horses.
and caused no end OF lively competition
Those that sold for $500 and upward were:
PROPERTY oFwILLIAM DAVIDSON. NEW YORK CITY
Sterling. gr e and sanford ch a., q; j. Mott 5000
sp SSsnss sh go
MAGICIAN. CHI e. ., aud Merritt. eh. G.. u. T. ".
Marquis. or e. O. aud Meteor gr g, q: j. i Gibson as
Patriot ch d D. Powell Northumberland. $50
Motto Or e. .: j. Townsend :....,.......... 900
Killarney. b. e. Ct A La Grsnss.............,,2 400
PROPERTY OF CADwALLADER 4 GROUSE. UNION
CITY, IND.
Sam lakeland. b. e. :. by Lakeland AbdaIlah-
JudeA; Gal saunders .............. $500
Alonis, Gu 4, ). aud Rocket Er g.. o. lie Roy
Hugh Grouse. D. Z. charles r. tore.t...,....... 40
uG HS III # ana an. non . sn e. t99
STsy Ruas; g. g; o t[AnA. slo
Leopold bT s. j. Gibson s :So
PROPERTY OF JOHN HENDRIX. HAMILTON. CANADA,
Fergus ch. e. Z. and Seton. eh Z. o. II. y. Free
Fidsqt. Sr m, 9. and Murmur, Blk ~. q; T. A. '"''
Nance biz N, 3 j. a. bar sS i
oneida Ch m D. Barnes. REORGANIZATION. 500
Beverly. h. e - q " Ferriberg ,,,.,,, 1900 30o
Gamsstsr, Bls. D. H. bsrn-s ............... 900
kAinhAu Ii K. d; Hermann hrolhsrs..,.........., .UO
Total for a head
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Op..lag OF ,hs phr.arlph,a Doc shaw

PHLAprLPHIA, March 1.-THE annual dog
show OF the Philadelphia Kennel Club opened
this morning at the Philadelphia Tattersall
with as Gue an array of canine talent AS has
ever been seen in Pennsylvania The entries
plumber 900 and include animals, many Of
try The show will end on Friday.
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CoIumsIa'. Feath...wsIEht Grew.

The feather weight crew OF the class OF 90
OF Columbia College has started active train
Ing and rowing on the Harlem River. The plan
Of starting this crew was conc eiyed but q week
or two ago but the supporters OF the scheme
have been energetic In their work. and ne fol-
boat: Brown, Kent, Weed, Virgin, Newell
LAWRENCE, klrhy, shipman, lazansky., Ripley
hmyth. Parish. Main. Mitchell Hungerford
Thayer and Bauch.
Dick Weed IL the manager and T. Cutler the
coach OF the crew. Turing the past week the
boat house on the Harlem has been repaired
and Is now in very fair condition for the use VI
the feather weights and the freshmen,
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ConPlaiu. : made Of hAri ltmsa Eysn Cousre..
gAnhol al ths Country tLT lEres IN Ioo.. inget
Al sFsi eond'tonA tausd s;ates BIuE Co. FuLIish
sEA-Aar.
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Pin knights 10 18e 2ls 2s7 al 49, b2s 61o gro Ti3
Berksleys "a 1856 2l0 2I3 3tS 4O3 4Tt ga COY oBA
Umpires-o kuhlman aud J. solleder. scorers-F. j.
Lees aud H. skillnaD. Avsrsgs-Pin Knights las 8;
Bsrkslsys 1924
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News Troz the HORSE waYIs

-, yA h0Tss, Tue Ms,.Es- Morris Owned Dr. HAs-
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TRLngs
Aemes.u...s7 Ia 23s 500 $50 COS <s2 65s ESQ 7I9
Bsrkslsys..5l 1ls 1sy 2o2 335 AIS <g6 sac 600 ga
umpires-Gso. kuncken aud VIM. skilusn Scorers
J. Lees and H. seimsE Avsrags-Aemss, 1891
Rsrkeieya 1873 as
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An Idaho Editors Rhymes.

We sit in our den at midnight, when
the clock is ticking away, and we think
of the cash subscriber who has wandered
in today. We count DER all the good
things that two-and-a-half will buy, and
the jov which the thought brings to us
gushes forth from our pale blue eye.
How often! 0 how often! in the days that
are to come, do we wish for the cash sub
scribers to hustle themselves and come.
How often! 0 how often! as the days
are moseying past, we would long, if
longing would help it, this cash business
would but last. But, alas! our heart is
weary, likewise our pale-blue eyes, for
few and far between meals comes to us
such glad surprise. Yet we sit in our
den at midnight and scratch with a
stubby pen, and long for the cash sub
scriber to wander in again. And we
think mayhap some delinquent may want
to witness our smile, and may happen in
tomorrow and swell our little pile
North idaho Star.
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NOTES FROM RACE TRACK.

RACE TRACK, MONT, April 10, 1884,
Farmers are beginning to put in grain
in this section, though not to any extent
yet.
Mr.. Yancy Elliott surprised the people
of Race Track on his return, by bringing
a bride from the Sunny South. Some OF
theyoung gentlemen are whispering that
they will spend the coming winter in
Missouri and see what the fates hold for
them.
Frank Hahn and little son spent part
OF last week in Anaconda, receiving treat
ment for their eyes, which were badly
injured in an explosion of lime.
Dempsey school closed week ago.
Miss Elliott and pupils spent the after
noon at Mrs. McGrath's school, the latter
school having prepared a program on
"Bells," in which all assisted Other
visitors were present and all enjoyed q
pleasant afternoon.
The family of P. Fl. Meagher have been
quite ill for the past two weeks. ANON.
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Those who never read the a


Those who never read the advertise
sments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. j Jonathan Kenison.
Of Bolan. orth Co., Iowa, who has been.
troubled With rheumatism in his back
arms and shoulders read an item in his
paper about how q prominent German
#citizensof Ft. Madison had been cured.
He procured the same medicine, and to
use his own words: at cured me right
up: he also says: "a neighbor and his
wife We're both sick in bed with rheuma,-
It's =tlsn1. Their boy was over to my house
and said they were SO bad he had to do
sthecooking. told him of Cham berlain's
i Pain 2 a Balm s. and how it had cured me, he
gotta bottle and il red the III i'll. Ia q
week 90 cent shottIea for, r,sal 9. q.
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Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. 1t is used in more than half
the homes in Leeds. SINS Bios, Leeds,
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is we'll known. Mothers
have learned that there is nothing SO
good for colds, Group and whooping
cough, that it cures these ailments quick
ly and permanently, and that it is pleas
ant and safe for children to take. 25 and
so cent bottles for sale by ]. H. Owings,
Druggist. 39-1m
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An examination Of candidates for
teachers certificates will be held in the
office of the County Superintendent, at
Deer Lodge, on Friday, April 27, 1894.
At the request of the State Superin-
tendent, no applicants will be examined
privately between the dates Of the regu-
lar public examinations.
ELIZABETH J.. THOMSON,
County Superintendent.
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AT the meeting Of the State Medical
association in Helena last week the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: DR.. &. w. King, Of Marys-
vile, president; DR.. j. +. Spellman, of
Anaconda, first vice-presi6ent; DIR. Mary
B. Moore, Of Marysville, second vice
president; DR.. w. NJ. Bullard, of Helena,
recording secretary; DR., w. M. Schultz,
of Butte, corresponding secretary and
historian; DR.. VIM. Tracy of Helena,
treasurer; Drs. Gelsthrope, Salvail and
Carmichael, judiciary committee; Drs.
Cole, Adams and Grigg, collaborators.
Anaconda was selected as the next place
of meeting.
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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 1925. Payments can
be made if desired: One-third cash, one
third in six months and third in
twelve months, interest at 8 per cent. per
annum. These lots comprise the most
beautiful portion of Deer Lodge for
residences. Plat can be seen at the bank
office. 2I-tf
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Z. T. Burton has brought another party
of eastern farmers to Montana, aud they
are now in Teton county making a thor
ough examination of the advantages
offered to settlers. The party number IA,
and all are representative agriculturists
who have means to engage in farming on
large scale and under the most favor
able circumstances.
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One might as we'll try to stem the
rapids of Niagara, as to expect perfect
health while Scrofulous faint exists in
the blood. Through its Alternative and
purifying properties, Ayers Sarsaparilla
removes every vestige Of Scrofulous poi
son from the blood.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.

Henri Watterson has cancelled all of
his Western engagements, consequently
he will not be present at the meeting OF
the Montana Press association at Great
Falls. However an effort is being made
to add another attractive feature to the
meeting, which bids fair to be largely
ttended.-Bozeman Chronicle.
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Virginia lodge No. 7, I. 0. O. f., re-
ceived notice last week that Hon. r. O.
Hickman was in st. Josephs hospital
Chicago, where he is undergoing all
operation made necessary BY the unskill-
full setting Of the arm which was broken
by his horse falling upon him in Missoula
county, last fall. A large quantity of
clottcd blood has been removed from the
vicinity Of the fracture, and his condition
is considered quite serious.
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Frank Conley received his consignment
Of quail from Kansas last Monday and
took them out to the Tin Cup ranch and
turned them loose. We hope the little
beauties will be able to stand the eli
mate of Montana,
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Methodist Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church in Deer Lodge will be
held today and tomorrow. Rev. r. Fl.
Shae1fer, the presiding elder, will be
present and preach this evening and to-
morrow both morning and evening.
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Progressing FavOrably.

Doctor Stephens visited George
Young's ranch near Stuart yesterday to
visit the boy who has the smallpox there,
He says the patient is progressing favor
ably and will pull through all right un-
less something unforeseen occurs. He
took a guard down there yesterday from
Anaconda, as the ranchman preferred
that a stranger should be placed in that
position. The Irving family have now
been at the pest house 23 days and no
new developments have occurred. 1t is
probable the family will be allowed t.
return to town in about week.-Stan
dard
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Work has been resumed on DR.. A. Fl.
Mitchell's new residence. 1t will take
several months to complete it. When
finished it will take it's place in,the front
rank Of the costly and handsome resi-
dences of Montana
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. resbyterlan.-Pr Preaching at II 80 a. N. and
I: 30 ?. M. Sunday school at 10 80 A M Christian
Wednesday at 730 P. N. @ = - 11's
j. W. M1LLAR, Pastor. If
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The Musicale at Judge Israntly'

Judge and Mrs. Brantly gave pleas
ant social and musical entertainment
their home on Rainbow avenue last Fri
day evening to large number of invited
friends. The eprogram consisted of vocal
and instrumental selections, as follows:
Piano Duet -Baadne ,J,eherv
Mrs. Doardman, Hiss Kolrs,
Vocal solo Farewell, Sweet Flower the
Summers Dying g".......H. H. Barney
Ars james II. Mills
Piano solo-C Minor F;ntase Mozart
Miss Swami.
Vocal sOlo-"If ButKneW'' " n Smith
Mfss Aspling
Violin solo-Cavatina Raff
Mr.. GulIette.
We SOlo-Serenade e. T. Nev,n
Miss Voolfolk.
Piano sOlo-Inytation to the Waltz weher
Miss Robinson.
Vocal duet-"H0pe Beyond" C. A. White
Mr.. and Mrs. Scharnkow.
Piano s0lO-Liebesrallm List
Miss Swami.
Vocal s0lO-"Birds In the Night" ..A. s. Sullivan
Mrs. Mills.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NJ oIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual Town Election will be held on the
second Saturday in April, the same being the '''o
14th Day of April, 1894,
for the purpose of eecting
one Alderman for the First ward-two years.
One Alderman for the Second wardWtwo wears
Two Aldermen for the Third ward one and two
years respectively. WV
POLLING PLACES AND OFFICERS OF ELECTION;
flrsI ward, Engine House-Judges, T. B, Nc
kinstry, William HardenbrOok M Mathesni,
Second ward, Kenyon building, two doors north Of
corner OF z and 4th stTeets-Judges H. B.
Davis, Tom Morgan Will Fisher.
Ihird Iva ward. Public School building Judges, VIM.
Iosei PC. Patterson, E. R. Naples.
Polls will open for said election at o'clock n.
m. and close ut O'clock p NJ on day OF election.
By order OF the City Council
I. S. ELDRED, City Clerk,
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Catholic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays Of each month at i'd 3D.
4. NJ; second Sunday at st Michaels church, Flint
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sur
day at St, Thomas church, Helmville, =
';z R. DERYoKERE, Priest. 4
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The Royal Gold Mine,

The greatest gold mine in Montana is
now the lately developed "Royal," at the
head Of Boulder creek, a small stream
that puts into Flint creek, not far from
the town of Drummond. This mine is
now yielding u net profit Of $4,000 per
month. The owners have spent $4,000
in its development and in the erection OF
ten-stamp mill, and a million dollars in
cash would not buy it today. In fact it
is paying one per cent a month on $1,700,
900 and it has ore enough in sight to last
five years. There are probably dozens of
almost equally valuable gold leads in
Montana, hidden in the mountains. To
developa a prospect into a mine takes II
good deal of money and a good deal of
courage. The men who discover the
prospects have nerve enough but they
rarely have any money. In many cases
half Il lifetime is spent by the owner of
a good prospect trying to persuade capi-
taists to PIT money into the work Of
opening it up and demonstrating whether
it is worth anything or not. The chief
owner in the 'Royal" is Nelson Bennett,
Of Tacoma, Washington. He made a
fortune boring the long tunnel through
the Cascade mountains for the Northern
Pacific and he increased his wealth by a
lucky deal in Fairhaven, frpm which he
got out in time to avoid the collapse
which nearly ruined that town. Then he
bought a big hotel and morning news
paper in Tacoma and just before the
financial panic last summer he purchased
a controlling interest i'll q bank. The
bank went to pieces; the hotel did not
pay and the newspaper sunk money, as
most of the dailies in the West have done
during the past year. just in time to
help Bennett out Of an uncomfortably
tight place came the rich strike in his
mine. The Royal is now well devel-
oped by two tunnels and a shaft, and it
shows the most remarkable body Of rich
gold ore known to exist anywhere id the
United States. orthWest Magazine. 81
Neglect Of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it ID
fall olt. Before tits too late apply Halls
Hair ReneWer,a a sure remedy.
~ ANT TO TRAD E-T wo we'll bred brood
mares for grain Or cattle. Pedigrees fur
Isnished for mares on q pllcation. INQUIRE
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Town Election-Onicia1 Ballot.
FOR ALDERMAN FIRST WARD
EuWiiru SenafnlkoW. .......... Citizens candidate
Charles Cummings, .... independent candidate
FOR ALDERMAN SECOND WARD,
'ohfi flsher sher.,.-..-......... Citizens candidate
FOR ALDERMEN THIRD WARD
Frank Conley (long term) w Citizens, canaidat.
Johh W. Smlrr (short term). Citizens candidate
oFFICE OF THE Town CLERK OF THE TOWN.
oF DEER LODGE, DEER LODGE COUNTY. SIS
MONTANA. ''''
], |. S. Eldred. town clerk in and for said tour,
OF Deer Lodge do hereby certify that the above
aila foregoing Is true list Of all candidates to be
v6ted dor &c the coming town election as shown b.
named, now OIL file in my office. 'A'o''
Dated this 9th day of April, 1891.
loealI |. 5. ELDRED Town Clerk
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Somebody is mistaken. Manager Ma
guire announced that Henri Watterson
had cancelled all of his western engage
ments. Francis Pope of Helena is in re
ceipt ofn dispatch from Watterson's man
ager stating the Kentucky editor will
lecture in Helena on May 7 on the sub
ject, "Money and Morals. Inter Noun
tain,
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Church of Christ Services: Sunday schoo
1880 q: NJ Preaching, 11.s0 a. N. and p M
y. Z. s. O. b, r. NJ. Junior Y. P. S. G. E.
3 P. N. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor
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Joseph A. Hyde returned Wednesday from Mar
shall, Mo-, whittier he went a few weeks ago will
Mrs. NJ Z. King and children
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Methodist.-S Sunday services Preaching ct
3l1.S0A n and 79O r N. Sunday school at 1880
A. II: EpW0rth League meets at r. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7.30 P. NJ. Y 7
w. M BRITT Pastor
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For Rent On NAV Jst.

A broom house, opposite the College
of Montana. Apply to II. A. Mcpherson,
at r. L. Bonner Co. 40 If.
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The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church will begin in Deer
Lodgeto day. Rev. Shaeffer, presiding
elder, will preach this evening.
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The election OF aldermen occurs today.
The Citizens ticket is made up of good
men and should receive the hearty sup
port of all. Mr.. Scharnillow, Of the first
ward, has made splendid alderman, and
should be re elected by a large majority.
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kohrs & Bielenberg received a carload
Of Short Horn cattle from West Liberty,
Iowa, last Saturday. They are fine lot
and were selected by Mr.. Kohrs.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-04-14

Capt. and Mrs. Mills, after visiting in town few
days. returned to Helena Tuesday. They expect
to move back to Deer Lodge about the first of
May. They bega: the work OF nncoyering the
plants i'll their beautiful Hover garden last Satur-
ay. Everything str,se 70 lave Wintered we'll
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PoTTLING WORKS.
J. f. VAN GUNDY.

DOTTLlNE WORKS.
J. f. 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 III 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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Snlpho carbon cleans wall paper, kali
somlne and frescoes, removes all smoke,
dust, etc, and makes old paper bright as
new. At G. y. kenyons, 4O-3t
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Miss Durston, daughter OF Editor DurSton. OF
the Anaconda Standard, WAS visiting friends IL
Deer Lodge last Saturda and Sunday.