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Montana is conceded to be by eminent authority second to none as a stock-rais- ing region, although experiments, it is true, in this direction have been somewhat limited ; yet, enough has been done to satisfy good judges conclusively that her standing is unassailable. The lands are all open to entry and actual settlers should bear in mind the importance attached to a speedy location in this El Do- rado. It is to be regretted that the nature of this work is such that anything more than a brief notice of the attractive features is rendered impossible. There is sufficient material to fill a volume of no mean proportions.
Malarial diseases or epidemics are never known, while the winters generally are exceedingly mild.
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Adobetown, MADISON COUNTY. Carey Matthew J, notary public
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CAREY NICHOLAS, postmaster Carey & O'Brien, gen mdse Morris John W, groceries Sauerbier C F, blacksmith Sedman & McGregory, stock raisers
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COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, - 112, 114. 116, and 118 Battery St .. S. F.
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Montana-Albion-Bedford. ALPHABETICALLY.
. Albion. Bear's Mouth, Brainard A D, land office Case A B, hotel Burmingham C, postmaster Mitchel Jos D, physician Mussingbro -, physician Clark & Riley, hardware .Cline & Lelson, gen mdse Darling A M, gen mdse 'Lewis D A & Bro, druggists Nelson W J, land office Nickerson A L & Co, gen mdse Peters John, land office Rice H, postmaster Winkley & Stockman, blacksmiths DEER LODGE COUNTY. Beartown, DEER LODGE COUNTY, Is a postoffice 50 miles west of Deer Lodge City. Argenta, BEAVER HEAD COUNTY. Abascal J & Congen mdse and clothing Brown Z, gen i rise and clothing Lesan Jolin, saloon Mariton -, saloon Pelletier Paul, saloon Ball E S, smelter Bryan Wm, blacksmith Fletcher J P. freighter FRENCH E, gen mdse and postmaster Johnson P P, stock dealer Bryan Wm, blacksmith Bedford, JEFFERSON COUNTY. French E, gen mdse French E, postmaster Austin R, hotel and feed stable Bailey D J, justice peace Bannack City, BEAVER HEAD COUNTY, Baker Win, hotel and feed stable Bishop Chas, shoemaker Burns John, flouring mills Church A W, livery and feed stable Is a county seat and 150 miles south of Helena. It has a bi-daily express and mail connection with Virginia City, and is dependent on the gold bearing ledges in the immediate vicinity for its support. Its population is 400. Clifford J C, saloon Cline C L, saloon Dalgeam Saml, stock raiser Deltit Byron, gen mdse Ellis J, gen mise Fisk John, stock raiser Hamilton Wm, gen mdse Hofflin & Senish, druggists Dart George W, hardware and county Holden Wm, carpenter treasurer Johnson Chas, livery stable Dempsey & Co, gen mdse JOHNSTON G, flouring mills and post- master Dunlap Mrs Kate C, druggist GRAETER A E, county clerk and re- Johnston Philip, miller corder, and clerk of district court Harby Jas, brewery and saloon Konncilmann John, butcher Murray J P. sheriff Roe I & Bro, bankers Murphy & Payett, blacksmiths Rote Orville, assessor Raymond H, stock raiser Fashion, Reece & MeMillion, carriage and black- smith shop Sears A F, probate judge Shepherd C M, county sup't of schools Steger & Russell, hotel SAVAGE C W, postmaster Savage Wm E, ass't postmaster Smith J W, saloon Thompson N, hotel and feed stable Weir O, blacksmith Trask & Graves, gen mdse .Turner C W, att'y at law Watson Thos, blacksmith WRIGHT A F, general merchandise and postmaster Wengis Win, blacksmith Wilcox Mrs, hotel Wright Wm R, county coroner Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Kelsey Miss, school teacher Lebihu C B, drugs and physician Mackie John, carpenter McHone -, stock raiser PUNCTUALITY, E-orom ..
JELLY, THE JEWELER, has a full stock of Table Cutlery.
H. WACHHORST sells Watches cheaper than any house on the Coast.
Montana-Belmont-Bozeman.
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Belmont, LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
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Belmont Mining Co Cruse Thos, mill and mining Gloster Mining Co, JURGENS J H, postmaster JURGENS & PRICE, gen mdse Langden John, hotel Muth & Conrad, gen indse Richards Geo, gen mdse Sullivan Neil, hotel
Benton Road,
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY. Warner Geo, hotel
Blackfoot City,
DEER LODGE COUNTY.
A postoffice 25 miles north of Deer Lodge City.
Birdseye C, gen mdse and postmaster Davis Theodore, livery and blacksmith Hall Jno, saloon Quigley & Eley, butchers Quigley J R, gen mdse Schwartz Geo, hotel Speir Saul, gen mdse
Boulder Valley, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
A postoffice 40 miles southwest Radersburgh
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Cook Hiram, hotel and postmaster Dealy Wm, liquors Concannon Jas, blacksmith Griswold C, cheese manufr Sneat & Moore, gen mdse
Bozeman, GALI ATIN COUNTY.
Is a county seat and postoffice, 96 miles southeast of Helena. The valley in which it is situated is charming and very fertile. An excellent quality of bitu- minous coal is taken from a vein of 22 fcet in thickness near the town, on the Yellowstone River. It has a population of 300.
Armstrong F K, attorney at law .
Ash & Fridley, livery stable "AVANT COURIER," Alderson & Son proprs
Basinski S, saloon Bishop Dr C L, dentist Builey W H, jeweler Bogert J V, receiver U S land office
Calfee H B, photographer Cook S W, blacksmith Chestnut J D, saloon Cooper Walter, guns and ammunition Clark A P, constable
Dediwick J, justice of peace
Engelfried & Esler, harness and saddlery Ellis & Davis, liquors Edwards T R, attorney at law Engesser Mrs, restaurant Frick Edward, barber Geisdorff Francis, physician
Gallatin Mills, P W McAdow & Bro Harper J H, saloon Harper Francis, blacksmith
Kleinschmidt & Bro, gen mdse
Kay James, furniture Lewis S W, barber Langhorne S W, druggist
Lockey R, grocery and bakery Lamme A & Co, gen mdse
Mulvany B T & Co, blacksmith Maney Jas, saloon Marston Lea F, jeweler May R F, merchant Morgan & Warfield Mrs, dressmaker
Mounts & Sanborn, saloon
Monroe Dr G W, physician
Mckenzie W S, sheriff
McCaman J D, county treasurer and sup't public instruction Nichols G R, hardware Osborn S H, druggist Oakwood & Hoffman, saloon Rich Chas V, groceries Strasburg & Sperlinger, gen mdse Skehan Philip, Laclede Hotel . Sanford J C, boots and shoes Spencer Dr M H, dentist
Speith & Keruge, brewery
Souis & Flanaghan, restaurant Schwabe Win, tailor Story & Goewey, guns, etc
Sloan & Proffitt, meat market Story & Wilson, bankers Selin Jno A, masonry, etc
Switzer J C, county coroner
Taylor J H, postmaster, books and fancy goods
Thompson & Bequette, painters Thomas Geo D & L A, flouring mill Vivion R P, district attorney Vivion & Pierce, attorneys at law Warfield T B, hardware Wakefield Geo W, hotel and livery Wilson Davis, register U S land office Worsham P P, saloon
Wilson & Lewis, elothiers, boots and shoes
GEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Needs, Carson City, Nev.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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GEO. C. THAXTER, dealer in Field, Flower and Garden Seeds, Carson City, Ney. ..
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Buckle & Son, 193 Main Street, opp. 'alker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Montana-Burnt Pine-Butte City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Burnt Pine, BEAVER HEAD COUNTY.
Arbour Joseph, saloon Cuming F & Kinney, boarding house Driscoll & Taaffe, gen mndse Durell B M & Co, gen mdse Fall A, saloon
Hamilton & Cartier, meat market
Miller R C, boarding house Morrison A M, saloon
Tarbell Geo E, saloon and boarding house THOMAS, ARMSTRONG & CO, gen mdse Welsh D J & Co, gen mdse
Beaver Head Rock,
BEAVER HEAD COUNTY,
Is a postoffice 40 miles southeast of Bannack City.
Butte City, DEER LODGE COUNTY,
The second city of importance of the Territory, is situated on the slope above Summit Valley, seven miles above Silver Bow. Like most places of the pioneer days, it presented scenes of great activity and depression alternately ; and it was not until the year of our Lord 1875 that a permanent growth in the place was begun. The discovery of rich lodes in January of that year, and the introdue- tion of sufficient capital towarrant their development to their greatest capacity, cust the glorious sunlight of a perma- nent and gradual improvement over the place, and it now has a population of 3,000 souls. With improved facilities for transportation, and an ontlet by rail to the Union Pacific, she must be- come a city of no little importance. Her schools are good, the society is ex- cellent, and the health is remarkably fine. No malarial, no pulmonary bronchial discases are ever recorded in this locality.
Allen J F, foundry Anderson Fred C, barber Arthur J K, contractor
Aylesworth & Mcfarland, hotel Bacon J H, carpenter Baker Smith & Co, hotel Baker T T, surveyor Barrett A H, justice of the peace Barnett H, dry goods and clothing Barrett & Warren, real estate agents
Barton & Wilkinson, pub's "Frontier Index "
Bateman R P, commission merchant Beal G W, hotel
Benjamin Geo, livery stable
Bennett T A, assayer Bernard A W, mining
Bielenberg Nick, meat market Black John E, blacksmith Boardman W T, mining
Bogk Gustavus, bakery and restaurant Bohler Joseph, jeweler
Bonner E L & Co, dry goods and eloth- ing
Bowes J M, furniture
Brown & Frank, cigars and liquors
Brown Geo E, physician
Brown H T, manager Butte mine Caplice Jno & Co, gen mdse
Clark W A. banker and mill
Coffman & La Land, saloon
Cohen Alex, gen mdse
Cohen D Sr, gen mdso
Coleman W & Co, cigars, tobacco, and notions
Copinus W, clothing
Culehan J E, hotel
Daley & Stack, saloon
David & Bennet, assayers
Davis A J, foundry
Dellinger D N, hardware
DeWolf Steven, attorney at law Dingley Mrs M A, dressmaker Doe Miss Mattie A, dressmaker Donnel, Clark & Larabie, bankers Dovenspeck Jno, meat market Dunn W T, painter Dusseau A J, photographer Dyer Jas, candy manufr Ehrick Chas, hotel
Evans David M, mining Farlin J A, boarding Farraday Adam, mining Farrel Denis, saloon Fisher Bros, saloon Fitshen Geo, saloon
Forbis Jno F, attorney at law
Forbis Wm, constable Foster Lee W & Co, gen mdse Fox Jas D, jeweler French Milo, hotel Gamer Fred & Co, boots and shoes Gleason & McNulty, dentists Hale Geo T, druggists
Halvorson C A B, watchmaker and jew- eler
Hamilton Wm, bootmaker Hassell R B, sup't Butte schools Hauser S T & Co, bankers Hines Geo A, watchmaker
Hirsch F, watchmaker and jeweler Holmes L E, physician Hoops Thos, liquors and produce
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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Montana-Butte City-Camp Baker. ALPHABETICALLY.
Hough C P, physician
Houser C B, liquors
Houseworth Simon, livery stable Irving Caleb E, justice peace Jackey Chris, harness maker
Jacob Henry & Co, clothing and fur- nishing goods Jones R S, mining Kessler H C, varieties King & Lowry, saloon Kinna & Jack, hardware
Kuworth Jos, saloon
Largey P A, mining Lavell & Co, lumber
Leggat Jno A, mining Leggat R D, mining
Manning & Lewis, groceries and produce Marchesseau & Valiton, gen mdse
MARKS L & SON, stationery, toys, fancy goods, cigars, &c
Marsh Geo F, surveyor Matthews Jas, liquors
Mayer Henry, auction
Mayer Max E, assayer
McBride F T, atty at law
McLean Wm, agt for Thompson & Dodge McMillen & King, blacksmith
McMurphy Henry, agt Chas Blum
Meader C T, mill and mines, agt N Y Copper Co Mendelsohn D & Son, dry goods and clothing
Morris Bros, tobacco
Mosher Geo, express agt Moss J, commission mct
Mulville Sam, blacksmith
Murray James, mine
Musigbrod & Johnston, physicians Ncidenhoffer Mrs C, varieties
Newell Mrs E L, dressmaking
Newell J P, millwright
Newkirk Geo W, liquors
Nissler Chris, brewery Noyes Jno, mine Olmstead H C, accountant Orstein J, market Owsley & Mantle, livery Pack J A, assayer
Parchen & D'Archeul, druggists
Parks W S, hairdresser Perconia Prof, music teacher Pettit B, furniture Pfaff Montain, restaurant Pfeifer J P, saloon
Pope & Noyes, specimen collectors Potting J F, meat market Ransom Joel W, mine Reed J B, editor "Butte Miner" Reins J P, constable Rickers Mrs G B, dressmaker Rogen Mrs M C, dressmaker
Gands Bros, clothing and furnishing goods Gaddis Wm, gen mdse Scott Press, surveyor
Simpson Dennis, hairdresser
Singer J C, furniture Small & Halford, saloon Smith Egbert W, postmaster and supt public schools Smith Mrs Lou P, milliner
Spratt & Stapleton, attys at law
Stanchfield L E & Co, cigars and tobacco Stenberg O, painter
Stevans Wm, mining Stoner I I, livery
Sullivan J T, jeweler Summit Valley Lumber Co
Suprenant J V, milling
Talbott James A, mills
Tenner & Van Gurdy, saloon Thomas J D, gen mdse
Thompson & Dodge, lumber
Thompson J, physician Thornton C C, attorney
Todd Geo W, saloon
Trisberger & Boardman, druggists
Trowbridge C B, liquors Valiton H G, livery
Ward Sisters, hotel Warfield Carlos, tobacco stand
Warfield W, livery White Jno, painter
Whitford O B, physician Weissel J, lodging house Willard H A, hotel
Woodward & Savage, cigars and notions
L. MARKS & SON., Dealers in
STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, TOYS, . Tobacco, Cigars, Etc., Cor. Main Street and Broadway, Butte City, M. T.
Cable City, DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Morse Mrs J A, hotel NOWLAN MRS SARAH A, post- mistress
Camp Baker, MEAGHER COUNTY.
Holland & McKean, lumber
JELLY. THE JEWELER .. Best Assortment in Sacramento.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pampe and Iron Pipe, all sines, 110, 118. 114, 110 and 118 Battery Street, S. F.
122 Montana-Canton-Deer Lodge City. Corvallis, MISSOULA COUNTY. ALPHABETICALLY. Canton. MEAGHER COUNTY. Tierney & Scott, gen mdse McQuirk Wm, gen mdse Price J B, physician and surgeon SQUIRES O W, blacksmith and post- master Canyon Ferry, MEAGHER COUNTY. A postoffice 20 miles northwest of Coulson, CUSTER COUNTY. Diamond City. LEON JAMES, postmaster, gen mdse, Alderson J J, hotel and telegraph office Courier David, gen mdse Day & Greenwood, sawmill Harr John, saloon and gen mdse Cedar Junction, McAdow P W gen mdse hotel and ferry Leon & Perry, hotel andstore MISSOULA COUNTY, Deer Lodge City, DEER LODGE COUNTY, A postoffice 75 miles northwest of Missoula. Is a county seat and postoffice, 53 Central Park, GALLATIN COUNTY. miles southwest of Helena. Population abont 1.000. Has a weekly newspaper, the "Now.North West," and a by-daily stage line, connecting with Hellgate. Cockrill V A, gen mdse Aspling Thos, varieties Aylsworth & McFarland, hotel Bielenberg C P H, meat market Centreville. Bien M, furniture MEAGHER COUNTY. Blum Chas, dry goods and clothing Hoover David, blacksmith Boisvert R, saloon and bakery Bonner E L & Co, dry goods and cloth- Chestnut, ing Botkin W W, warden of penit tiary Clark W A, pres Ist National bank MEAGHER COUNTY. Coleman Lewis, county treasurer Harris Z A, postmaster and gen mdse Contancin C Fish, brewery Coleman Wm & Co, fancy goods Curtis Mrs A R, millinery Cicero, MADISON COUNTY. DICKEY J E, county clerk and re- corder Doll Geo M, saloon A postoffice 12 miles northwest of Vir- Emerson O, probate judge Donnell, Clark & Larabie, bankers ginia City. Fenner & Van Gundy, brewery First National Bank, W A Clark pres Clancy, JEFFERSON COUNTY. Galbraith W J, associate justice supreme court Gerber John, saloon Harvey G L, stock raiser Herrin D S, hotel Gleason F E, public administrator and dentist Hanks Porter, physician and surgeon Hardenbrook O K, county superinten- dent public instruction Hyde Wm, watchmaker, etc CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
HILL H M, machine shop and brass foundry, assayer, postmaster, gen mdse and notary public Hill H M & Co, Clancy flume and Irvin G W, clerk dist court hydraulic mines Lyon Fred A, hotel Redding Emanuel, shingle factory
Ives A K, physician Kellogg G A, civil engineer and surveyor Kennon & Zenor, hardware
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
315 J St., Sac.
Montana-Diamond City-Forest City. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Kleinschmidt Bros, wholesale grocera Knowles Hiram, attorney Lansing Peter, boots and shoes Marchion John, meat market Mayhew Alex E, dist atty
McAndrews Jas S, sheriff McFarland D L. county surveyor Miller W B, harness and saddles Mills Jas H, sec'y of Territory Mitchell A H, physician and surgeon Murphy C, assessor
Murphy, Higgina & Co, wholesale gro- ceries
Napton T L, attorney
"THE NEW NORTH WEST," Mills Bros prop'rs O'Bannon O B, land agent, U S commis- sioner
O'Neil Mrs B, millinery O'Neil John, hardware Owen E T, coroner Faxon E S, painter
Premont F, harness and saddlery
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Reed H S, insurance agent Richard J, gunsmith Robinson J C, lawyer Roulean Chas, hotel Scott Saml, hotel
SHANLEY & CO druggists Sharp & Naptou atty at law Stackpole E'S, postmaster Strickland Otis, livery
Tetrault Frank, blacksmith and wagon maker Zosel Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmak- ers
E. S. STACKPOLE. W. F. SHANLEY. SHANLEY & CO., Dealers in PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES
Paints, Oils, Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, CUTLERY, ETC., Deer Lodge, Montana.
Diamond City, MEAGHER COUNTY,
Is a postoffice and county seat, 40 miles distant from Helena. Population about 500. 1
Brassey Ed, hotel Collins T E, atty at law
Ecker G, shoemaker
Flemming Thos, meat market and livery stable
Haase Wm F, gon mdse and postmaster Marks L, gen mdse and W F & Co.'s ex- press agt
Marks & Patterson, livery stable
McLean Donald, liquors
Ramspeck H, brewery
"ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBAND- MAN," R N Sutherlin propr
Sutherlin R N, propr "Rocky Mountain Husbandman
Divide, DEER LODGE COUNTY.
Bow Wm, hotel Brancom A E, meat market
Bryson Pat, shoemaker
Copp M W & Co, lime Forrest Wm, hotel
Gaffney W B, gen mdse Parker D R, sawmill Smith & Partridge, quartz mill
Wilber A E, harness and saddles
WUNDERLICH CHAS, blacksmith and postmaster
Wunderlich Ed, wagen and carriage fac- tory
Wunderlich L, hotel
JAS. KIRKPATRICK. ROBT. KIRKPATRICK.
KIRKPATRICK BROS.,
Dealers in
GROCERIES & DRIED FRUITS,
MACHINERY AND WAGONS, Edgerton, Montana.
Fish Creek, MADISON COUNTY.
BRUFFEY GEO A, gen mdse and postmaster
Forest City, MISSOULA COUNTY. Caplice, Smith & Co, gen mdse
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American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
H. WACHHONST. importer of Jewelry, Diamond Fino Watches,
PUNCTUALITY,
Fashion, Economy. Buckle & Son, Tallers and Woolen Drapers, op. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
124. Montana-Fort Assinaboine-Gallatin City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Fort Assinaboine, OHOTEAU COUNTY, Broadwater, Hubbel & Co, post traders Welsh Nick, saloon Wetzil W S & Co, gen mdse Wheelock I W, physician Fort Benton, Fort Custer, CUSTER COUNTY. OHOTEAU COUNTY, Is at the head of navigation on the Mis- Allen & Crimmens, blacksmiths Bomp & Co, gen mdse Keenan T, wagonmaker Sagnier -, restaurant Tesson L S, physician Tessy T, physician souri river. Its settlement dates anter- ior to that of any other place in the Territory, and is consequently the old- est town. It was named after the dis- tinguished Senator from Missouri. It has a population of 600 only, though Fort Keogh, OUSTER COUNTY. Broadwater, Hubbell & Co, gen mdse for a place of its size it presents a scene of activity that is not apparent in many other places much more pretentious, which however is only during the sea- son whence steamboats arrivo and de- part, from April to September of each year. Its location is beautiful, being on one of the low bottoms bordering the river. Its future cannot be otherwise than bright, since it is the entrepot of a very extended trade. Fort Logan, MEAGHIER COUNTY, GADDIS WM, post trader, gen mdse and postmaster Baine Frank, market Fort Shaw, Baker I G & Co, bankers LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY, Is a postoffice, 85 miles north of Helena. Beckman August, saddlery and harness Bourassa J C, saloon Buck W H, editor and propr " Fort Ben- ton Record" McKnight J H, postmaster Mcknight J H & Co, gen mdse Cassady & McDevitt, stables Cleudenin Geo, steamer agt Crane G W, stationer and tobacco Croft Geo, saloon French Gulch, DEER LODGE COUNTY. Donnelly J J, attorney Evans & Savage, saloon Flanagan M A, druggist Foster Wm, barber Mattie L, blacksmith Maturin Samuel, grocer Gamble & Lee, bakery Grafs Mrs Annie, dressmaker Healy J J, sheriff Frenchtown. MISSOULA COUNTY. Hunter W E, drugs and physician Husberger & Malkin, hotel Joyce Wm, bootmaker Kanouse JA, atty at law A postoffice 18 miles west of Missoula Mills. Demers T T, gen mdse, flour mill and sawmill Demery T T, hotel Dufresne L, blacksmith Frenchtown Farmer Co, flouring mills LASSERRE W, postmaster Lavallee T B, blacksmith Marceau O, saloon 84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale. Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray. Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F.
Kleinschmidt & Bro, gen mdse Lily & Co, billiards Marshal L T, auctioneer Mee I & R, blacksmiths Milli Reynolds, boarding house Mills R R, hotel Morston O C, painter Murphy Neel & Co, gen mdse Power 'T' C & Bro, freighters Rosencrans L H, saddlery and harness Smith & Castner, coal dealers Tingly Bros, market Trailkill & Crawford, stable Wackerlin H J, tinner
Gallatin City, GALLATIN COUNTY. A postoffice northwest of Bozeman 30
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College or the Coast, 320 Post St., S. F.
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Montana-Georgetown-Helena. ALPHABETICALLY.
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miles, situated near the confluence of the Jefferson, Gallatin and Madison rivers, headwaters of the Missouri, and also 70 miles southeast of Helena.
Campbell G H, gen mdse
Georgetown,
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY, Is 20 miles northwest of Helena and a postoffice.
Glendale, BEAVER HEAD COUNTY,
Is a lively mining camp in the southwest- ern portion of the Territory, having communication with the adjacent places by the well-known stage line of Gilmer & Salisbury. It did not attract a great deal of attention until its importance as an ore-shipping point became known, when it rapidly climbed the ladder of notoriety, and in a very short time gazed upon quite an array of money-seeking population. The mines in the vicinity of the place are producing an abundance of bullion, and giveemployment to quite an army of mon and a great deal of ma- chinery. Vory costly furnaces have been erected. The population of the place is about 1,500 persons.
Brown H W, photographer Burnett Jno G, hotel Canovan Jno, hotel
Chambers M D, furniture
Dawson Fred, wagoumaker
Durell B M & Co, liquors Evans James, hardware Fisher & Kramer harness makers
Foster A H, liquors Gilg Frank, liquors Gilmer & Salisbury's stage line
Grotevant & Forry, liquors
Hamilton J L, boots and shoes
Hecla Con Mining Co, blacksmiths and mining
Keppler J C, jewelry Kinney H J, gen mdse Littlefield & Co, liquors Maddox & Martin, restaurant
Mannheim Jno, gen mdse
Metlin J C, liquors Munn T L, painter Murry & Rosencroft, livery stable Parchen & Couchenour, druggists Peck & Fairfield, liquors Perkins G W, druggist Pond & Urlin, gen mdse and lumber
Reynolds John, livery stable Rote & Germansen, meat market Scott Benj, shoemaker Stanley & Taylor, meat market Stewart H, wagonmaker Thomas & Armstrong, gen mdse Weller T J & Co, blacksmiths Wells John, gen mdse
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