The Anaconda Recorder and New Northwest from Anaconda, Montana • Page 3

fEW NORTH WEST. pStr LODIHB CITY. FRIDAY. FEB. 10.

Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dee. iodg 'ot Omice. -0 -0 EAtrrrn AND WsrsaNw: Saturdays at 4 p.m ppatt--MXutdays, Wdnesicday aund Fridays at 6 a. BLACK FOOT. IsILRa.

VIrcIseA EATanSx TPARt Or MOXTAXA Arrive- Wcs.dnedays and Fridnay at 6 p.m. Ilpa.Ust--Tuet.ay., alid Saturdays 4 m. AND I) CDAlt (CREEK. SOLD CasUla, tIarnTown1. E.xtr s.

nL' it. (''iY, ETC. A.ive -NModnys, 1WHednedlay. and Fridays at 8 p.m. Sp'apt nld Saturdays a a m.

SIu.van Bow, iL I'Ta AND ItED MO'NXTAI CITY. Arrnive- ruesdays. Thursdays ald Saturdays at 4 p.m. lDepart Mondays, Wedneotdays and Fridays at 6 a.m. FENCtn Gct.Lu.

Arrive and Fridays 4p.m. eprlar l'hrIaiys naturdl, ay 8 a.m. All Mail. will clo theth previous to their departure at 9 P. M.

IE. S. STACKPOLE, P. M. LOCAL NEWS.

is something mysteri. in the flight of Stanley from the' 3issoula jail. Tlhere appears to have be ni no effort to capture him, although he has been heard of several times since his escape, and his whereabouts hav beets to the authorities. First we heard of biun on the hills above Missoula; down at Mrs. Coherly's; then at and on January 19th at Corinne, from -vhichl point parties telegraplhed they would arr'st hint if there was any means to defray c.rlp'.nes.

lie was not arrested. We have been able to understand why this man in, jail for mutrder was thus permitted to walk off unmolested and so confident no would be taken to re-arrest him. It is a in whlich the comntunity is and as it is ain unparalleled case, weV like to hear a statlemlent of the fa' ti from our cotemporary, the P.oneer. Last -Patlience is rewarded. The wished for snow has come.

We endured for long weeks the brightest of sunshine, the gentlest of balmy breezes, the most gloi rious nights-the ordinary winter weather of New Orlcans-with scarco a murmur. The 'embers" of '70 sent a glow into the "ary" nmolthls of '71 that has almost raen tcercd useless any other fuel. It has been a rwintcr unpairallelled iln Montana for high and clear, calm days. And now, withs only two months alhead before we may anticipate the spring flow of water, there comes a succession of snowy days, adtl the mountains are receiving a bountiful supply. If what has now fallen 14 not licked up by "'chinooks" the supply of water to the mines, considering the condition of the ground, should be equally as great as last 'ear--and the snow month is yet to come.

1i. T. Is O. K. bet.

TA CALrcO BALL at the Scott House on last Friday evening, was an eminent success, considered from a saltatory, musical, gastreonomical and calico point of view. Some forty ladies were present, and not more than on. or tao ratternsof calico were duplicald. Tlhis sliows hw diverseare the tastes of Deer Lo(pge gallants, and that each has his own oplniion about calico. We have not seen a more or enjoyable party in Deer Lodge.

The collation was a credit to the HJouse and the ma.eri cuisaine. The particilpants held Mr. Scott to his word about "dancing while the stars shone," for Day had broken lances of light on the mountain crests ere all had said "Good night." lMaonle Jew.1s.--The Past Masters Jewel recently presented in Deer Lodge to P. iM. W.

f. Dan'ce, has been mounted in a silver wreath, by Mr. LeBeau of Hlelena, and is one of the handsomuest designs and best workmanshlips we have seen. It is on exhib)ition at W. Ilydes jewelry store.

Master lance, reciprocated the favor by presenting the Lodge at the last reg. alar meeting with an elegant Masters collr awLd jewel. Deer Lodge has also ordicr. ed a complete set of Lodge jewels of silver, whichl are being manufactured by MIr. Young of i)cCr LoLle.

tpriags P. Post office has teen establihied at Warm Springs. midway betwern Deer Lodge and Cable City, and iMr. Thomas appointed P. The key and papers went through to Silver Bow P.

O. a week ago. Service has not been ordered yet. but it probably will be in a few days, and a large community thereby supplied witll postal facilities. The people of that nrighborhood now come twenty or twenty.

live miles for their mull. The estabhshmeLnt of office was necessary and is a dorerved recognition of one of the most substantial communities in the Territory. Attorney at G. 0. Symes, lute Associate Justice of Montana.

and who resigned for the purpose of resuming the practice of Law, has established an office in Helena, and presents his card in to-days paper. Judge Symes' legal acquirements are of the highest order, and his quick advance to the very front of Montana Attorneys is freely predicted by those wise in the law. We wish the Judge sncceis, and commend him to parties on the West Side. Masquerade HalL--Deer Lodge has had "Grand Opcning," "Masonic" sad "Calico" Balls, and has notice of a "Hop." There is just one novelty to add to the list-a Masquerade Ball. Mr.

John O'Neill, who Is about completing the Hall in his Mew Build. ing, contemplates giving a Fancy Dr es and Masquerade Ball, In about four weeks, if the suggestion meets with favorable response. The expense and difficult of procuring costumes are the only qbstacles, sad those may be overcome now. The felo.Masquerade Committee has obtained a supply of Costumes from San Francisco, which we presume can be procured for use her at moderate cost, and a number of good obeha acter dresses that a party In the plaiees adept is mnufacturing, are laslpU iV. Thbe O'Neill all is almost a large as the Masonic Hall and Rtill make a s.ledi Dancing Boom.

It dul tis I lau er to jistify the movement e.plus 's iwbk to have a Masquerade Mr. will i.sse In regard to ostames, me ose air roseants free i. We woMld be gled lna of is meslng wish leed Whitreas'. am ancholy phrase "it might Lave that infinitely sadder one, but adlt oetts be there are no words in tim English language up to the present writing, that have left as many tresolous lips, noder active opera. lion of the optics fountains, those which head this article.

sad to part with those we even banker for. We have seen women-the gentlest, loveliet and best dressed of their sex, give way to wild paroxysms of grief, refusing, Ilke Itachel, to be comforted for the counterpain, when pitiless fate sundered them from sun dry persons. Even strong men, who meet adversity and danger with heroic fortitude, have, when compelled to bid Good Bye to dear ones, permitted the hot tears of an. guish to roll unstayed adown their quivering cheeks untaf their moustaches were all wet, and mussed up. For this rason many thoughtful and respectable persons have cut the words out of their Dictionaries, but it is a remarkable fact that the more they are "cut out" they more frequently young people have to use them, or equally die.

greable substitutes. Substitutes not being as high priced now as during the war. have become more popular-and, we hope, less profane. We offer thee scattering remarks by way of apol)gy for saying "Good Bye." We can't see you go away-so many personal friends, and indulgent patrons at eight dol. Iars a year-without heaving at you a type.

graplhial sigh and an invocation that ina better world than this, where there are no corners" on the sweets of life such as the sugar ring has made an Montana, you may live forever and have a daily mall, with Stackpoie Johnson in charge of the Postal Department at Increased rates of compelnsation. Possibly you may not understand all Read the following from a leading New York paper. The Millerites set another day for going 11th of February, They are getting ready for the asceasii.na All previous appointrents are revoked. This is a sure thing, and all b.ts are void. Ie ready." As it is utterly impossible for us to leave before Sunday evening.

Feb. 19th at which time our washing comes home, we bid you a regretful ood Bye. We will state for the information of lady readers, that the old style of chignons, and more than three flounces are positively prohibited. All notes maturing on the 12th are due on the 11th at which time the last balloon starts. Patrons whose term of subscription has not expired wIll please notify us of their new P.

O. address. P. S. Persons coming in from the country to start from Deer Lodge, should be on hand in the forenoon as there is no telling what time the performance may begJi.

We recommend a large number of our intimate acquaintances to wear the lightest suilt of summer clothes. Good Bye. atlentinaes, Magazines, Johnson are in receipt of an assortment of Valentines of the most approved comical, and sentimental and satirical varieties. You can get even on jokers, or play for even with your sweetheart, by investing from two bits to two dollars in these mute messengers of fun or heart disease prior to Feb. 14th.

The Galaxy, Atlantic, Overland, Scribner's, Harper's, and all irst-class Magazines and Illustrated papers of latest dates can be had at their counter. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to. Send into your stamps and get good reading by return mail. The Tribune Almanac for 1871 is just received. friend a day or two since having been reproached for using the salutation "How and informed it was a voul garism, used only by Indians and Inelegant whites, asserted it was correct and classical, and in proof thereof cited this from Shakespeare's Csnar, Act II: is it that knocks? is a sick man that would speak with you.

Bnrtwl Ligarius that Metallus spoke stand Ligarlus I How good morrow from a feeOte tongue. i Caviller. and super-correct persons will please consider this question settled by Brutus. social Hop will be given at the McBurney House on Tuesday evening next. Invitation general.

No special invitations sent. Tickets, $8. Muske at o'clock. So ay Messrs. Simmons Rubinson.

About Tuesday evening there will be a delightful dance as a consequence. The mere notice is sll our pleasure lovers want to insure their presence, and we are quite sure Messrs. Simmons R'Bobason will give them welcome, and a bdemed opportunity for fa a. 8. Uameron, maagee, of the Cable Company, was in town on Wednesday evening with 40 ouaesuf gold Iulion-value about $t1t00U--the remlt of two weeks ran on Cable re.

The lead, looks well and everything progreu 'agino. ly. The mill will be posading agalnippdily. If "Gaffr Green" thought be could, hbae a good thing on "'seing sights" on "a thousand a what a visual YMr. Cameraon aight ake out, on his "tmousand aday." iage di i Rii Crek Lbke, from which the waters are obtained that supply Pilgrim Bar, bee never bean ascort.ned.

Mr. Jobn Powel and party, by spcain all the lerits in they bad, drop. pod a plomet 00 feet without nding bottom; and other attemptsm assecwetal have been made. Mr. MEyWr, I la provided feet Une, pposes thus takbng 1f Ih of fog au it bAmne Utde-- obectr ul hose oNI ym, ikl it el.l'l eO ti.

f- rfB. Clark ue and. ties "Cable mail direct, leaving sad arrivig rs to connect with the Helena coach. The mails to that place are mueh espeduod by til route of service. Dr.

J. 13. Buker, of Missoula, was In town this week. Mr. Later W.

Roys. late mine host of the ClaUbey House, Virginia city, is located at 85 Summit street, Tobledo, Ohio. C. C. Edmiseen left Corinne this morning for the East.

Prof. arrtwell's Dancing School ended on lst Tuesday evening. It has been a very succesful one, there being a marked Improvement in thedancing of Deer Lodgers since its comeancement. We hope he will return next winter, and further instructour awkward feet in the mysterious ways of "one, two, three-glide." Ice is 14 inches thicken Irvine Lake, sad those who have use for thecommodity contemplate procuring from there, an it is much purer than the river ice. there is no ice on the river.

Our Virginia City have been luxuriating in good sleighing for the past week or two. Mr. A. Mande has gone to to deliver grain on the Taylor stage line. Under Sheriff, Dick Dickenson, has the charge of the Sheriffs Department during the absence of bhenff Jones.

Mr. James Middaugh is also appointed Deputy Sheriff and is on duty. Dick told Wesley he would keep the prisoners or there would be a funeral for absentees, and he is just as liable to keep his word as any person in the Territory. Got it-that snow storm asked for. Ben.

R. Pittes will arrive by to-night'q coach from Louiseville. Mr. Bundy, on Monday last, contracted 50,000 feet of lumber for the projected Ganz Klein, Louis Colemtn, and W. B.

Miller buildings, Building will be lively here this year before the first of May. On Wednesday morning, Wesley W. Jones, Sheiff, and Mr. D. B.

lidaderman, late of D. B. Wilcox left for the States. The former goes home to Rockford. Illinois, the latter to Leavenworth.

Mr. H. will bring a stock of goods to Deer Lodge. We regret to know Mr. Jones' father is seriously ill, and with a host of friends will be glad to learn of his recovery, and greet the early return of "the Boy" to the mountains.

Mr. Hugh Mceuade, late of the Nuw NOnTIH-WEST oflee, has purchased a onefourth interest in the Independeat We wish him good success, and there are none more deserving. Thermometer at 9 A. to-day, 10 degrees below sero. John O'Neill 404, will start a branch Far.

niture shop In Missoula, shortly. Mr. Miller, of Thompson has thanks for samples of elegant brands of cigars just received. Call on him for a nice cigar. W' Pimples and brown spots on the face, Eruptions.

Blotches. Scrofulous Diseases, and all sores arising from impure blood, are cured by Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Disoevery.

As ao Anti-Billions or Lver Iyas 34 ew so hIaeat tion of the Bowels, it works wonderful cures. Sold by druggists. Pamphlet on the above diseases sent free. Addres Dr. R.

V. Pierce, Bufalo, N. DIED. Foss-In Helens. Jan.

bth, Herman Foel aged Csarps-In Bitter Root Valley, Feb. Joseph Chazi. of Ozark, Mi oari. The lawyers of Mrs. Gen.

Gaines have wsed her for fees amounting to one hundred and twenty'-seven thousand dollars. Mr. Aultman is building a house at Canton, 0., which is to be the most magnlficent private residence in the world, at a cost of over $300,000. Joseph Trewick, a well known miner, was killed in the Allisoi Ranch mine, at Qrass Valley, Jan. 27.

Paul Morphy, tihe noted chess player, is now practicing law In New Orleans. Since the organization of the Internal Revenue Bureau in 1869, until the first of January, the full ynount collected hasbbeen Of this total, 1:87,000,000 were collected in the several the remaining $90,000,000 as direct receipts from the sale of stamps. New York furnished $882,000,000, of which total New York City paid in round Poke Lansdale shot and killed W. 8. Banks at Red Bluff Jan.

St Both' were armed and 'had fired at each other. Banks was a married man. Lmasdale bad at one time been engaged to the present Mrs. Banks, and trouble had existed for These now used the publication- of the Francisco m.a Vad 1,470 pounds of printing paper, or nearly threquarters of a.ten daily. Among the curisitIes ft the cemnss is the reported cee of a lady who died in Connecticut at the age of seventy-four, in child birth.

Atlast pupeItf last weak. ha, i lady of this city tied her huby's hands and feet the other day, 'Mt fdr kC then went through his pockets for a certala I as him that his face wost be badly -srd, though he may rsgeds permanetly biald." Ltst or Loette.re jiss a yme 5 II -THE Gasiet.s The quotations of groceries, as given last week, arsagai presenta without chane, exept a decline of ten cents per rloin coal oil. We ha positive a reliable information that these is a shipment on the way from Corinne. to arrive by the first of March, of forty-two wagons, freghted with nearly fifty tons of sugar, coat oil, bacon, rice and dried fruit. Th.

arrival of this consignment will undoubtedly have the effect of materially changing the quotations of these articles in this market. The Masquerade Ball is announeed for the evening of Feb. 21. asettea 5 The Council Bluffs Iron Works want to furnuth Iron cells for the Helena jalL The Gau rpays a high tribute to the late Hon. W.

L. MeMath. of Virginia City. Montana is well supplied with Governors it would seem. We have Governor Ashley and Governor Langford lecturing in the States, and Governor Potts remaining at home minding his own business.

The secret of Langford's title is his appointment by Andrew Johnson, which a pererrse and wicked Senate failed to ratify. Ioneer, 2. Prospecting in and around Quartz creek has been prosecuted, more or less, since the close of the mining season. A few days ago considerable excitement wasoccasioned by miners, who were at work on Spring bar, oppitoe No. 81 or 32 in the creek having struck 50 cents to the pan.

An undivided one-sixth interest in the five claim, from 67 to I1, inclusive, Cedar Creek, was sold a few days since for $.500. Mr. Thos. Doyle hasso far recovered from his recently severe wound as to be able to walk around a little every day. Tuesday last, at Willow Creek, Dr.

J. B. Baker, as D. G. W.C.

installed 'Eureka Lodle. No. 25," of Good Templara; 18 members were initiated. J. W.

Patrick informs us that he will start in a few days for the CaJr d'Alene mountains, for the purpose of making a report of the depth of snow in the Mullan Pass in that range. Mesrs. Worden Co. have let the contract to J. T.

Tasker fora stone building to be erected on the corner of Main street and Higgins avenue. intended for three handsome stores. The structure will be one story, with a frontgae of 83 feet. Two of the stores will be 65 feet deep. and the other 100, with basement.

Estimated cost, $20,000. Mlounutan a Messrs. Wells Fargo Co. have resupned sell tri-weetly espeess liane between tis city and Bannack. Mr.

flow obtained 103 ounces of dust at the last clean up at the mill at Brown's Gulch. D. W. Tilton's Lottery was drawn on Tuesday. The Instruments for the Virginia City Brass Band arrived last Saturday.

Tney are of a superior quality, and case through from San Francisco in splendid order. Mr. Deyarnman, agent of the Mtontanain. will shortly visit Deer Lodge county on a soliciting tour. Ben is selling goods for Heidenhemmer.

The family of the late Thornton D. Carter, who was killed in this city last fall, left here for 8L. LoDis last Sunday night. Our worthy Executive has made some fine improvements since taking possession of his new office. It is now very attractively and comfortably arranged.

Ift it is true that the best kind of machinery makes the least noise in action, we Infer that everything is running in splendid order in the Executive department. Gazette. Z. A thief in Helena stole a hot stove the the other day. The Germans at Silver City celebrated the fall of Pads with all their.

mgLt. A Young man inamed F. Sapp, about 28 years of age, ret his death on the Holman claim, in Grizzly Gulch, about nine o'clock yesterday morning, Iby the caving of an old shaft, fronr which he was engaged in removing the curbing. He was from Bloomington, Ill. Mr.

E. H. Wilson left for the States this mornlig. Twenty companies are at work ln New York Uulch. OGsstie a.

The following passengers left Corinne for llelena, Feb. 4tb: M. B. Thompson, Col. Broadwater; 7th, R.

T. Gillespi, J. 8. Russell, P. 8.

wing, Miss A. Colbison. We understand that a fast freight line, bearing the title of Merchante' will bepu on next week between Helena soDd Lodge. W.H. Taylor, formerly agent for Gilmer Blisbury's wstern line, will be the general agent, amd we tlearn that regular passenger cu.ches will be run, in connection with the freight teams.

The Telegraph announees that Henry hauts been rchosen Malyor of Virginia city by a large majority, in fact, a unanimous vote. The late incambenst was Dr. Daems, one of the best hearted and most genial gentiemen in astan. Governor Potts has appointed Henry N. Blake, of Viirgins it, net sAttorney, in paece of Mr.

BIka wasu previoudsly United States Distrlct Attorney. BHelena is receiving Masquerade Cos tumes from Ban s. NU of of Fme. Omasnd afw I4Aety tt lL natii uithuw aoThrough Tekdets Framn eaa to maha Item vino to ub The ot 1k Clea SrrAsiiSS rat 114 GIWI Administrator's Notioe. NhOrl berbld cl teat yak: Uri I utloa as iettw Mlt, C.

flat. 3.1oi ed, wy to ther41bgjt of ar aka U.1$I. eli ssud to th sndehdd by Uw PrebegJWeat eaS DIar wiiuOam. N. x.

All ireueeb la deim set W10 year ufro hktb miS widulers or tey 3b "11 MK ".1 4'IN .1 aK'eral S. Mn nee1o favorite SILVER CROWN, mak. tOO Itembut seletonofCghagrse fern t. eloon Wee known to sae comment. "A fel of reason and a Sow seaul To those who can good Bimards roll.

Will be founs at Boiwtl's City Hall, To ene and all who choose to call Cthe Metropolitan Bllard Rooy of bounad adr ed farte ST mangIn to thake the lead i re liquors pand cigare Dave Bent. Pfessor of tideu Ctle Preparation oy lmbibls oth SrFluidso, behto ind the bart. h'To avert evil is one of the greatest triumphs of human skill. This triomph Is achieved by Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vinegar Bitters.

They build up. forti. ty and renovate the system. thu enabling it to dof the elemental causes of disease. Hece their To a petectaVe meidie.

I distdcs where the ai to water are Impure. The weakest and most susve tible orgaiation is rendered proof ationst all mibaron disorders, by aking one two doses dtrimly of preventive. aKINGll. ThAMBtriNU rmpelgn iust over the wy. atLof good Porter.i Ale Bieer, and always happy.

thke otice All perstes lndebted to J. B. Wilco Ie req ested to omem orwas and settleo at one Last yers busi es must be closed. Modne I1mastrc have-a warnt ti the antmo Is reof dered Yoe agt avl igratltho dtordc, by taing oe tivwr ando dily a. Walker's Vianegar Bitters, you can arrest them The chemical and mWsechanical act eto the stomach.

liver and intestines betg rteeored by this opratio, Te pn and tke. Nutho ate restUes, the Iadead toin regBns Wio rnes, thespirits bcome ruad a and the happ ealt bi sna-L ald in a snovaed body." FIRE ANU FROST PROOF STORAGE. Silt ST.cxnoL, JoIUxox. Settle Up. ALL riersts having accounts with the undersigned are notified that a A SETTLEMRNT MUST BE MADE BEFOIRB FFBRUARY 1, 1971, By livash or Note.

This is poll itre and without exp cepion. KOHps Meata Market. Dear Lodge, January 5.171. A large quantity of HAYWARIDS GUM BOOTS resto all a nt receinv and for sale ar JON tt pirioott Hbcoae, Doer Ld ge. and Rooms will be reduced to 1tA fLRSAM.

SCOTT. ProprDEFI M'IUltWNEAY IAlat. HILL A HARBISON PROPRIETORS HAVING leased the Bar of the McBirney House and uNpplied it with astock of LIQUORS and (hoUAtR that we believe will commend themselves. We shall be pleased to eo, our friends and the public generally. N01otlee.

TE creditors of Trott Payne a forbid to se ttle asy aonts with W. a Payne. as I will be here due t.lee and olet a npy debts due from the LOD(G COUNTY SCRIP, For which the market price will be paid in Casb. liS H.I DORM Co. Ioott ouDee Doer Lodge.

MA.I. J1NO. SIN GaI EY, MERCHANT TAILOR, WOOD STREET, HELENA. I make a speciality of Plue Goods sand perfect its, guaranteeing satiaction In il es. Wm Wiswell, (l rear of Kileehmi t's Doer Measurers and Orders Taken by him, will he illeduodby me.

and the to enote give as ek my own announcement. DELMON'ICO STA IrA NT. We shall spare no laits to make this the most no. eeptable di placthe Ia Der Lodge. BWarnm meoa end subplisd it with a btock of LIQUORS and IJAIt hut kieewlm thelv We hll be ad TRY Trien EMONIC rly.

I cHydraedlic Hotse a PInD orbid to tck tle Manatcetoued and th Web, wask will be soher ForAt Hele market a Prille, frd in Cb. JNO. ELG lL Dearrlodg C. U. ON.

303310Wx. Mc BURNEY HOUSE, DEKE LODGE, MONTANA, Simmons Robinson, Proprietors. JANiUAf1 10, 1871. Board, perWeek $12. ru Thuwoms ni Axwouw.

A. TaHe AT TUM PACILJUS P1 M0DA9I01 Of GuL.M Ass AND zvxUT UNDUAVON WILl. is TO 3333? VA O1 rUBLIC Deer Ladgu CMty, Jan. It h'l. 8Ot! Sign of the Iron Horse.

KWlLT TALZTON, JI. TALDOT. ALITON TALBOT, Feed and Liver, Stable 9U 41 an Eapm Lin.estop Her Yd tad htI p. it atgstu em Wk.ag ws i i A Blackswithing, 'W Ee ted. Ih e-ud um ami sheeto uh.

e.esbs,6s wes u.gau~smsi sal riMJsS1) Jam. I rseVr'tu rT 7- kurd Trnaportstton. CRIHTO. I CRA. ELLARD, 1ases.

t. waIsIUUM. JAS. AOLEB. GeOnral anagir.

P. A. LARGEY General eoatractitr Agent. Montan FAR WEST FAST FREIGHT. All from tob East to Coinne.

ppers will And it to their lanterent to patron. las this lint. CREIGHTON MUNRO, Transfer Agents, Cortnne. JNO. CARPENTEIt, corner Third and Ple sie, St Louis JAB.

WALSII Agent, La Salle street, Chilogo. W. W. COPELAND. Agent, PR RBullding, Omaha.

J. B. WILCOX Deer Lodge, Montana With whom contracts can be made. 47'G. WELLS, FARGO EXPIIESS.

Having opened odces in nearly all prominent points in Montana, are prepared to do a GENERAL EXPREbS BUSINESS Treasure and Valuables, Packages and Freight Of all descriptims aorwvrded to all parts of the World. COLLECTIONS made, and commtisions for PURCIIASi OF GOOlDS, Filled with dispatch. S. A. WILLEY, Ag'L Orraca: At the Scott Deer Lo1d, July 18, 106E.

54-t Boots audnl haoes. Boot and ashoeo tun. JOHN P. FINK. 1.

Gaimer, Manager, Deer Lodge, Montana lavine established a house in lecD Lodie, Montana, opposite the U. S. Post ffice, we are uepanmei our celebrated CUSTOM MADE Boots and Shooe At WahoIotnlo and liotail. Special Attention to the Jobbing Trade. The finest quality and larmest assortment of Ready or Custom-made Boots, Shoes, blippers, GU.ltrs, for Gentlemen, Ladles or MlItiee Wear, ever offered in Doer Lodge, anti at prices that cannot fall to please.

All work guaranteed. IHayward's Gum Boots. A tell stock ou LEATHER and FINDINGS. We have established here to do Bnislnest. Yon are respectfully solicited to call and examine our goods and prices.

JONII P. FINK. Deer Lodge, June 1870. -iSur WM. MIQANNING, Boot and DEER LODGE MONANA TERRITORY.

Custom Mad.e (Opposite Scott House.) French and American Boots Manu.oetured to Order, Of the finest and Best Brands of Skins. Perfect St and satisfact ion guaranteed. Superior California Boots Tbe best ever In this market, for sale at low figures. Give sue a call. bD.t Mlsoellsnueous.

J. L. L. Sw ra. W.

C. WILcox. Sweeney Wilcox, Manufacturers and Dealers in St. Louis and Montana made Furniture and Cabinet Ware, aDo.r Lottle. Montana.

(One door nortl of the Post Olice.) HAAVING erected a Ware Room for the display of Lsamples of immense stock of FURNITURE. eonsistlin of BEDSTEADSIAB BtA3LES, WRASHSTAND, DRESSING CASES. ROCKING CHAIRS, s. CRIBS, CRADLES O1'rOMANS. DESKUA DDIIKTkrAOZ Of eeruy arlety style and finish, will be sold at iLOW RATES FOR CASI, We respectfully solicit the examinatlon and patronage of the public.

Furniture Made to Order! Having a MIanfactory In connection with our Ware Rooum and many years' experience in making. we are prepared to manufacture all articles In our line to order, guaranteeing satisfaction as to wink and price. 7 a.m Ia CO.0 0 fI MAIN S8TIam, Doer Lodge, M1ontana. S. SCOTT, rOrnRIETO raelers will and tblh to equal any Hotel in Montana ifAll Mall and Express Coaches stop The sapplied with The best in the Market.

eatly arnibed room, well ventlllated and suppliee with CLEAN FATHER BEDS, ALWAYS BREADY. Pioneer Livery t9table, PIONEER CITY, MONTANA, PROPIErTORS. Good attention paid to The feedin and care of stock HAY AND GRAIN always on hand A flne Ranch connected with the best of feed. (ouss seas oable. lt Dry Goods, (GrooerAe S.

ae JAMES DAVIDSON, Eai.iettbr, Gulch, lentanm, General Morohandiee, PRODUCE, CLOTI-IING, -m Aan saQM Mn ti' ra Dry Good.i, Grooorles, eto NEW 000MD, IN1W GOOIJ, nEW GOODS, NEW OOOD00 3. 8. Pemberton DBEE LODOB JfMOtIAr A. Are dally receiving from the East per ralre ar.e and wouls.lected stock of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, FUR. ISHIING GOODS, Groocrioes, STATIONE.r GOODS, Which are tmed to cash buyers at pries that DeFy Compotition I We have on hand, and to arrve, an involte at Liquors Lituoer Liqnotr Ltqnors Liquors Liquors Llquors T.tlnore Liquors CHOICE LIQUORS, Snrb as hive never before been offered in this marke, which we will sell at prices that caunot lall to be Sat I Bafaotory, to prehnael.

VyEar aDartL 01 LIQo Seold by as this season, will be warranted strcltly pe and genuine tu every particular. laving determined to eerl loods this ession at very small profits, and as low a thecy can hbe purchased at auy poiut in the Territory, we will be compelled to do A Strictly Cash Businesst No more goodewill be sold on time, unless specil terms are made. Notice to Delinquent'. or before the 15th day ofJune, Ieruon.t andZ Nute dtlue must be settled. We.

bav do. termawd to settle all outstauding debts due os to IbaJ date, and by calling on us at that time and treo4 bl muay be saved. J. 4. I'EMLJUI'ION a ('0.

-GO TOOSBORN DENNEE'S Deer Lodgo, Mt. T. -FOR-. GROCERIES --ATWHOLESALE AND RETAILI The Best Stock of Staples IN MONTANA. All Warranted.

O1800. It ST 1t000. Commercial Houme Established In Montana. 1800. 180SO WWORDEN Wholusale and Retail Doalere ia Dry Groooitl.

HATS, CAPS, DOOTS AND SUOEP, And Frmcrs' and Miuera' Supplfes paers A.t Missouonla Mills, Montana CIRA1 1ULU31'd! NEW STORE Just Opened I MAIN BTRETh DEER LODGE, M. Offers the ieet stock of Dry Goods, and Furnishing Goods and at LOWER PRICES, than over before o.le the country. Our stock inclade DRESS GOODS. COTCII OAITERS, MILLIEUY OODS, OLOTE, UEAD DRESSEBS MERINOIS Toilet Calleoes, Fancy Dre GOoda i all al rletiw, ALL MAKID DOWN TO LOWEST PRIC2B, Call iswamimne Goods. CHAS.

BLUM, Harrli buildla, adjoining the Stage Oles. R. KLEINSCHMIDT, paesse to R. W. Danellh Dere Log City, M.

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