The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-08
sC00vN9" Leaves from = Prom.
l00orY Motto Book
MI III A.

village W write Of apparently cescedss searly - much
latitude Of nomenclature for II 10 ksown % Nisaoula
| Niseoula Mills. and Nisroula City. NrssoULA h en-
phouious and writes well: "Xissoula Mill" 10 mis-
homer. and the afx Of city to every little hamlet Il
Of the few absurd afectsti0ns the West ndulges
To- Il II nuisance and should be ahatcd Therefore
let Il be called Missos1A II h located well level
stretch Of vavcly table land edgng on the river, q
the mouth Of Hell Gate cany0n-the only exit frVm
the Xi-soula Valley to the mines and other counties
Of Montana. aud II inevitably the line u the pro-
jscsed raIroad.
There are sbou, atty dwellings, In the town. one 6our
ing mill: two Wholesale et0res with large and well
aostcd stocks. owned respectively BY Messrs Bonner
4 W.lch and W0rdcn 4 Higgins: two large and good
hotels one kept by Uncle Billy Stevens. the other
by r. r. Dana rsrd, take orr word for t. Danas "a
tho ncatcrs most inviting hoard we have at to In
public house In Montana: two blacksmith shops IN
one Of which Mr. n b Campbell plays the anvil cho.
rus; two livery stables, Ut which 10 well conducted
by Charley Hayden one billiard room, ETC.. q The
building used as Court House 10 owned BY Major
Mccormick, and although good one. Is too remote
for convenience. We trust the Court will be
adjourned to his new house, approaching c0mps.
.ion and which will lie the hest dwelling the west
side Of Montana. The Masons have a large and ex.
Ss'ctN SAOOHl SOs1VtOUy "Eu S00SeIWItV IUT'
nished. over Wordeu 4 Co.'S store. The Lodge, Of
moniousy although the membership 10 small and sew.
eral Of the Brothers ride 70 and 20 miles to attend
The great feature Of the town. however IL the -four
Ing and saw mill Of Worlen 4 Co. 1t Wa finished in
November 1866 IL %Ox%0 feet, stories high and has
run Of stones with all the machinery requisite TO
hosting, cleaning and packing in most convenicut
shape and Of the hest workmanship. The quality Of
-four made II uncxccllcd, cqualled In Montapa The
mill ha. capacity Of = 90 feet per day. the -four
Ing mill capacity 0f zoo sacks In ~ hours. The cash
cost Of tho was $4,000. 1t has ground, Of the
wheat crop of 1864 10000 hushes; Of 1867 l50O: Of
1876, $1,000 Thew I. nov in the mill over csO bueh-
els Of grnn am this years crop just coming In The
mill will grind 20 go bushels Ut wheat this ycnr
The P'-toflce II nm amazing institution for town
Of that size. In the absence Of Mr. Pomc:oy, r. " .
mot BrickI It s presided over by "Old Stone" aud
Petroleum V. Nasty, Jr. They have delivery sys-
TEN only cqralcd y Chicago and I. costs Cuc:c Sam
'nsry c"nt-" II r. principally Lsb"r Of Love, the
salnry Of Ii" oicc amOnn.:n: to @l:s0 per year, and
the work Ut the oalce IL worth that ruch per week.
The eny pesQuisilss ore an occasional stssy copy Of
the NEw NoRru. WEST, which Il considered ample
"Frank and MAC" are entitled to :ac gratitude Of
the pnh!c, md newspaper particularly. for the
mails but seldom get astray from the Missoula onicc
We regret that possible contingencies may devovc the
onercus duties upon but ono Of the two.
"a THING or BEATTY Is A JOY voRE-ER."
First impressions arc stronsess. Whrtl,e. thought
Of this induced MI. William McWhirk tn locate his
garden just whore ono must It on nrst entering
Mirsou's valley, or whether 1t just % happcncd We
were not advised. Certain II II tina. after ninety miles
In the woods, and through parced valleys the sight
Of neat cottage, surrounded BY shrubbery and bright
hucd flowers 10 most grateful to the eye and such b.
has provided It H. literally the gardca spot Of Mon
tsna. We walked through It with the owner. The
enclosure contains several The exposure 10 70
the sosh, the facilities for irrisatng good Here NC
found. in bloom having bloomcd iuxuriantly hall
dozen varieties At astcrr, pandcs, bsleam swe~tpes
marigoi, roscs patunies pnks vcsbcnaa everlasting.
aaapdraSons. ten weeks, sap Gl0sis. institutions,
,inas, rosc inosr, chryaanthemums. and many other
varieties ranging from the most hardy to the tcuder
ess Of flowers. All t!oomcd luxuranfle: and without
artificial warmth. Every dwelling In Deer Loisc
might have lie gardens - well, by stimulating It 10
little earlier bloom Hero. too growing vigorously,
were Apple, Plum ard Peach trees, two tire. LOm
bara- Poplars English and native ra.pbcrriee. and
gooreberrie-. Strawberries. etc. NJ T. says he hae
found ncecssasy here than In the Middle
t. ses:s So q wSa &
compensated By the result. We believe him that the
dea,th Of Natures Poetry in this lsnd 10 attributable
solely to ~ wont try" "Cannot" 10 untrue. The
larger portion OF the enclosure IL used for the cva
tien OF e5!rs and the lnxuriant abundance Ut mel.
ons tomatOes corn, sQuaehes potatocs cabba &C, snd
sich," would delight Jersey farmer. BY and bye,
Nc. will b. hut one Of the many; NOW be u Louc
Star. and We bid him shine on. ia
ST. An INCIDENT OF sARsARlsH
Il wa deemed desirable by 10 to travel from Mo
souls to Fo't Oven. The distance 10 30 miles. The
Paeidc Railroad Committee last winter, In their ms
jsrity report wriacu we believe BY Nj. Samuel Z
wilkeson. sde the automatic declaration that 'rans
barbasirm." We tried It. It ID t:ne. We suffered
from the bar5arisy Of the incident friend In Ms
eona loaned us = horse-for grecnbackA He called
him "chariey." He WAS not tan colo-, therefore not
. Charlltan: but handsome bay; kind, a1sctionats,
and splendid traveller, good feeder-but We hoxgAt
be Was rnthcr rough rider. We had company; they
Hoped; Charley and trotted. The saddle was hard
We arc possibly yet In our tender years The result
was % abrasion painful to the propric:c--and tho
e1d1Ie was unnjureL St'Il charieably deemed the
fault ours; not that Of the horse. We went to the
ssddle manful:. three successive days; suffered II
silence 1.-The tornente Of the damed" lhossej loved
our pcrsceato- and behaved On general principles like
q church member In good stauding. The third Day
ended. Father Palladina OF st. lgnasius Mission,
rsccred No eeat In his vehicle, and deslgnated
tame Kootcnai Indian named Roman to ride Charley.
We sc-epted The Indian mounted, and an started
from stevensv''le on trot. We kept IN eye on him
Every time Charley put down foot daylight passed
betwesu that IndiAs and the ssdde. The l0o Of 1su
-ssslve eh.need 70 the compressed lps II dsspcatua
anon to the melancholy Of despair and before ~ had
Travelled mile the rude Barbarian. born IN the woods.
and ussed 10 the ssdde. turned his syea appealinsy
toward Jaee Wtkh his AHsds ssd soet.
The stole bad melted. He Was taken down carefully.
put 10 the ambulance and cared Tor gently. He fell %
h kprss In sTasisue possibiy becssse he ~ got
paet sttting-and could mot hs again iRucsd to evsa
look npon Charter The wort rough n ths Gov county
Aud for the veitableness 4 THE. word and word,
nsasds the experience Of the lndiaa, ~ refer 10
FstAs rallsdiso and Major Owen. Any pessoo d.
believing our experience. can eau 4 this oes Dat
what do you think Of man that charged aesnhaeks-
lots Of th-m-that Ne might become IAN incidsss q
Dastaris@ aboard of such AZ equine? "
I'D AeHncrLruaAL paoDucss.
Bet ~ ~ @eicipatiag or jsane Jsst belew Nj
soala. hsidga exesesty bai Soofese IN lsaGtA and
which cost q 90 IN gold spans ~ Hell! Gate vss.
cd nakeo poesbje q a ti0ee ee00aaicosioo WjtA