The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-09

D: Conl;iin left Corinnc for Deer Lodge
on Monday.
Macs Brown Jug Locals are now being
published, rs select poetry, in the Sunday
columns of several Eastern papers.
large quantity Of HAYwARDs GUM BOOTS
tlNKS, Deer Lodge. 5l-tf
Chas. Bielenburgh. to day, sold his dwell.
ling. advertised in tho NoRNn WEST to
- -- Of French Gulch for $500, gold.
The carpenter and mason work of the
Pen!tcntiary was completed to day. The
painting and tin roof alone remains to be
completed.
THE finest brands Of Havana ciaa.s Fine Cut and
soa'e At Louis VoLEMXN's
The Grand Fair at Nevada City, Cal,
Oct. 9th, desires Us to advertise it and take
pay in Tickets. Well! They will probably
nave Far rs stated. We hope you VII
al 90. No charges.
Located...Mr. William Hyde, practical
matchmaker AMI dealer in jewelry. las To-
cS.ea permanently in the post Office strre.
ne is doing m excellent business. Give
The Last Call.
We have large number Of oil accounts on our books
mat must be settled We have waited until are
compelled 70 adopt harsher measures. We want set
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'''n' anu save <'<"'f''e' e''1 IAsr 4 EMERSON
Deer Lodge, july 18th. 1870 sGti
The Langrishc Company went into Bear
town on Monday, and met with such good
success that they remained to play ON Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, preventing
their return here until Friday morning.
Sunrise is paying we'll where water can be
nc had: Quartz gu!ch, which had been stax.
cd. and abandoned by many. was tho scene
OF another stampede on Sunday, good pay
having been struck.
The fluids kept at Macs Brown Jus
Arc never mixed with dcsGy drug
But make man walk etrsfghser;
While all the boys who drink elsewhere
Never 30 home-or else get there
More subsequent and more later
AonAL-The Brown jug Is fun the wine 1t Is flowing,
Ca, ori 5osnd every Monday and pay what you're
(orrected..Wc erred yesterday IN MOTTO
ing the changes in U. s. taxes. in this:
Banks and brokers are not exempt from H. |
ccnsc; bank check, draft or order for |
amounts over $40, on eight, requires two |
cent stamp; Bills of exchange. drafts. or |
orders, on demand or At q designdted time,
will require a five cent stamp for any amount |
less than Sl00.
Eight hundred ounces Of gold were pur.
chased In Louisville last Sunday. A mug.
get, weighing $ll2, was picked up on o. |
borne q Co. = claim, 80 below" last Satur- |
and will return in day or two, being sum |
moncd as witness in one Of the counterfeit |
cases.
HELENA. N. r!
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Mr.. VIM. Sttpc IL deservedly popular artist aud has
much experience in the ant and viii give entire salts.
the substance fsics." Mr. o. G. Bauay I PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and Jcvecr. locates In the same hniIdne
md will open ont the finest stock Of WATCHES AND
and jewclry repaired.
Buildings Contracted. Mr. Horace Coun.
tryman, one Of the very best builders In
Montana, concluded two contracts this morn.
Ing aud will begin work on them immedi.
ately. One is meat market building for
Con Kohrs d Bro. on the lot between Jno
P. Fink's and Suprcnaut's; frame, 28x55
feet. II feet ceilings It will cost about
81. 0O0 The other IL dwelling foS Chas.
2Ox30 feet, II feet ceilings-
Q be an exact counterpart Of Mr.. Jas; q.
s e. t acsTMNN nll" wal L.
:ssp!;sd Why svs: es.'s.sy q 8. .e.:s. ssd .ss
passed east Of San Francsco, or west Of New York.
The paror e magni1ccmtly funished for the conve-
ncncc Of ladies' and families and secping
lrc arst class Taken all in all ths Walla Walla 10
The best hotel 10 the Territory.
The Standifer Party.-The item i stiN
going around the papers that Mr.. JEFF.
the Kit Carson of the North.
West, w. l.. Burnham and twenty Others
were killed recently II the Wind River
Mountains. II il believed to be without
% Mr.. efandifer has not been
IN the Wind River Mountains since June
n, 1858, has had no men killed, and 10 now
IL Deer Lodge. good for any kind Of cam.
oaigp, and AIr. Burnham II BY this time
rear Boise. Idaho. Mr.. 6sandifer has been
a Bsnnack, Deer Lodge. Cedar Greek and
he Fiathead Lake country since 1lay, 1870.
3ouc twelve of his party aro still In The
Flathead country, looking for party who
10 reported to bcs mining - tributary of'
10 Flhthead river. some $50 miles from tho
Iocko Mission. NcGsrs. J. G. 6paulding,
N. Fl. Cob, Nat. Heal end B J. Northjng.
on. arc with Mr.. 6saaAifef here, sad . new
xpediliou by them and otbe1 n among tho
msminsat possibilities. $1,000
CsliRsruia Fresh Fruits Received Daily, \
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