The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-05

-cor1slI doss Tie Frsaea sey a Helena
Tonight.
Mr. VIM. cade returned yesterday from
Walh WallA
The slide In Upper Race Track ditch
he's been fully repaired.
Dick Riddle drove Gilmer 4 saulsbury's
coach in from Mesds's to-day, inte minutes.
The coach travel to Deer Lodge is much
larger this month than was ever known Ike.
fore.
Nj. 8. D. Johns, J. P. elect for Louise.
vile. 10 expected In this evening In charge
Of prisoner.
-Dr. A. H. Mitchell, who has been in at.
tendance on Mr.. c. A. Huntley, q. mouth of
Cedar, reports bis condition yet critical.
Walton & Co.. contemplate adding to
to their livery stables Tomorrow, the hand.
soonest buggy ever brought to the country.
-Messfs. ]. B. Wilcox and G. Mckinney
have contracted for tin roofs to be put on
their fire proof buildings which will soon
be built on the corners of Main and Third
streets.
These are the Dog Days. and Sirius il
the dog star. The Sirius results of the hot
weather can be accounted for by this ex-
PLANTATION.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson publishes the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of thc Purse Races,
to-day, and like faithful steward renders
his accounts correctly.
Mr.. N. p Lsngford called this evening
just In from the States and Helena. We
were pleased to greet him, and to learn he
will remain several days.
w. A. Norton of Loon Creek-formerly
Of Blsckfoot who was recently report
nd missing" gave us q call this week. He
hes returned to Orc Grande.
-Mcssrs. Strang & Richardson have COW
ered Pembertcn & Kelley's fire proof build
ing with tin roof, and have the tin pre-
pared for the roof of the Penitentiary.
MI. J. H. Brown will leave in the early
part of the week to meet his daughter at
Ryan's Station. She has been at school in
he East, and this il, We believe, her first
visit to Montana
Mr.. Henry De Witt has purchased the
most desirable lot in Deer Lodge-thc Hig-
gins lot. opposite Higgins & Bowie's drug
'tore. We are informed It is his intention
% erect hotel upon it 60x1O0!
Tho notice of the Excelsior Bowling
Alley ''for sale" merits notice. It is splend-
d property, in desirable location, ard
spidiy increasing in value. A paying in
can be made by good business
nan.
Quite . number Of excursion parties
ave been out at the head of Lost and Warm
Spring creeks during the week, berrying.
We understand gone are most plenti.
lul now, the CATERERS having become rather
numerous.
-Messrs. Barry & Murphy, builders and
yesterday raised e0x30 frame,
NO stories of II and 10 feet respectively,
or Michot's new Hotclon Main street, south
# Vsliton's brewery. The other portion of
he frame, 47x60 fcct-2 stories-will be
ut up in day or two. 1t will he fiue
building.
There are 10 Chinamen at and in the
,c,uity Of DIackfoot They have also been
'uying ground rapidly in the Silver Bow
ountry. in the past ten days, having &C.
|uircd it more rapidly than ever before.
There is no danger. Sit still and supinely
till Yellow Jack las infected to
he death the placer camps of Montana
Judge D. P. Newcomer. ana our jour
alistic cotemporary, Mr.. Addison Smith,
purchased the interest Of E. 8.
ESQ.,, in the celebrated Orc Elmo
hines and ditch. near Silver Bow. paying = !
God round price, but getting one Of the
est mines in the country.
Two good runs Of billiards -four ball
aSom game-were made on Lane 8 Emcr- |
on's tables the other day. one by Thomas
tuart, of SOC points, and one by MI. Harry |
Of 5l8 points. Poor players
I'LL bc pleased to know the same cues, balls |
nd tables are at their service for the usual |
rice.
We notice by advertisement in the Ga.
'se that Mr.. J. Gules Germans cattle-the
nest breeds ever brought to Montana-are
} be sold under execution, August IS. There
- 100 5.year old cows, and 20 calves, sired
= " Diamond," the celebrated short horn.
. this sale 10 positive, 1t affords our stock
Users the best opportunity they have ever
I'd Of improving their stock, and We advise
tendance on the sale.
JustlCo'O Blanl<a.
Dlaak 0un0eos and Oubpoeuas for Justices Courts,