The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-29
LOCAL BREYITlES.
Business is reviving.
Cnrinn hao ya

Business is reviving.
Corinnc has watermelons.
Ed McClay was in Corinne July 20.
Helena has four more guests for Warden
Gilchrist.
Major E. Blake and Mr.. Green, old Mon
tanczc. are off for Puget Sound.
The stone walls of Bonner s. Welch's new
building arc nearly completed.
Another party Of four or five, all mcchan
les. will leave Deer Lodge for the Peace
River mines this week.
There was quite a Wcb.foot spell of
weather yesterday. (This has nothing to do
with the I~dependenfs spell Of martisl)
Donnell, Clark g. Larxbie had !, 400
ounces Of gold dust on the counter last
evening just purchased.
From present appearances the races arc
going to bc lively. We learn of eight horses
here or to arrive from the other side to day.
Col. w. Miner Roberts left Helena yes
tcrday to make an exploration of some of
the mountain passes.
A dozen pools were sold at Thompson &
Talbnts last evening. "Grcenwich" and
Nellie" having the preference.
Another letter from Bear this morning
corrobornting "Dermots" views Of the sit.
uation. The o. K-sional enthusiast of Bear
is next to hear from.
The Walls Walla Record says: 'Scveral
stock dealers from Montana Territory are
now here for the purpose Of buying cattle
for the up county market"
Messrs. Osborn and Owings returned
yesterday after ten days fish and hunt in
the main Range toward the Big Hole. They
caught front bv the hundred
The Pick and Ploao (Bozeman) will prob
ably be revived within the next week or ten
days on good basis and with every facility
for getting out An excellent paper.
Twenty principal grocery houses of Hele-
na ore out In published agreement to close
their houses the entire day on and after Sun
day next. >
Dance, Stuart, 4 Murphy's Lumber Ma.
and worked 10 charm. The bhingle Ma
chine will be run steadily now.
The Indspendent says there will be mar.
Friday evening. Get your spelling lesson
better.
Mr. G. L. Weeks informs us there y . very
good head of water yet 1t Caribou On In.
dependence gulch, Mr.. Smith has only 80
inches three hours day.
"A personal letter says, "Clagett spoke
to the largest and most enthusiastic audi.
cncs ever assembled in Cedar"
On next Thursday, Jnly 9th, Father r.
DeRycherie will have been the officiating
Catholic clergyman of Deer Lodge for I've
years, respected and esteemed by Ill who
know him. ...
Mr.. Roberts, in charge of the N. p. r. R.
engineering party, which commences ope.
rations at the mouth of Little Blackfoot,
will be here with his party on Wednesday
next. ~s4s 41
Col. Minor Roberts, Chief Engineer OF
the n. p. Il. r., was the recipient Ut q hand
some sercnade in Helena on Friday evening,
the progress Of the road
| We called attention yesterday to the phrase
Marshal" music In the lndspeadtas, and
suggested study Of the spelling buck.
During the day, out come the posters for
the brass band with the phrase corrected "a
'Marshall" music. Which one. Humph.
reyl
A paper Il In circulation, which has. beer
literally subscribed to, to raise funds foi
enclosinG the now cemete1y with fence
Ito estimated COST b about $500. i should
b dono. and that quickly. i j. but Com.
mands thu tribute Of the living.
Mr. Clageet had big enthusiastic mest.
Ing u AisSonla. having boeo escorted frou
Of Missouia Msssn a d Mayhem and
Judge Wiles Rod . lttls somsthing - ~
but throwsd up the sponge when Billy,
! warmed N To Ma Wuek' swkAdh n IA r. I