The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-10
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Eotal aews.
From Sundays Daily.
NJ. GOOdman's.-What we know about
up t.stily in becoming col0rs, with little
rufiles about the neck and linen cuffs on
them. and all bright and clean, and wo-
man inside-Dry Goods IRE an eminent sue
cess. We have seen Dry Goods of this de-
scripti0n make Banker and a County Of
ficer blush IN broad daylight. Probably
nothing else in the world would or could.
Hence we have never hsd courage to study
Dry Goods. But yesterday by invitation of
Mr.. Wilson, tho polite and entertaining
business man of Mr.. NJ. Goodman, We
looked over the fine stock Of Dry Goods,
Millinery Goods and Variety Goods which
he has on his shelves in the Sun Pearl build
ing. 1t is certainly fine assortment-such
an one as the ladies' will look at with infinite
pleasure, and purchase of literally. Mrs:
G. is . practical first.class Mllllner ana
Dress Maker, she is fitting up . suit o. OF
happy to serve any of our people who may
favor her with their patronage. The ladies
are respectfully invited to call and examine
III, stock.
Missoula ltems.-The Court House and
Jail are now nearly completed. The Court
House 60x38 feet, two stories; the Jail 10 OF
st INC, 30x38 feet; 80 inch walls; 1t has four
cells, and two rooms for jailors. The Court
House cost $4,000 and the Jail $1,000. Mr..
j. j. Tasker was the contractor and made
a good job. j.. . Mrs. Deery valiantly rescued
and defended q squaw from brutal attack
by the warrior savage who loves, honors,
and beats her, q few days ago. From "a
sheep, raised in Missoula county, Capt. O.
p. Higgins has just clipped 1877 pounds Of
wOol-an average of 4-5ths pounds to the
fleece. :. The Flatheads, numbering SOO
warriors. have been in town several days en-
route to the Yellowstone to fightthe Crows.
They are to be joined by $50 Snakes in Deer
Lodge valley. . A 5000 purse Is to be run
f)r at Missoula July 4th.-Poneer.
Clsthing.-Ganz s. Klein, the great cloth.
ing firm Of Montana, present their business
to tho public to-day through the columns OF
the NEW NORTHWEST. They have now in
for dress, business, or working wear, and
have marked prices down until it is crimi.
nal extravaganza to wear old clothes that
cost two or three prices. Mr.. H. Jacobs is
in charge of the Deer Lodge House, and
shows customers prompt and polite atten.
ton. We recommend the firm to liberal
patronage.
Virginia Items.-Henry Seigel Is doing
splendid business in Salt Lakc-Judge
Spratt of Salt Lake contemplates returning
to Montana this summer-H. II. Mood Of
Willow creek killed hog short time
ago which dressed 554 pounds s-.-The bridge
on the jefferson river, three miles above its
mouth, was burned on Sunday night. Hole
man. Sparrow troupe are playing ut juno
ti0n---M. A. Lambricht and F. Il. w. Pat.
ton are associated in merchandising in Vir.
ginia. .-N0ntanjan.
To Arriye,-A Diamond r train of II
wagons, in charge of A. G. Garrison, will
arrive to>day with the following consign-
ments: Jos. Suprcnaut, 20,700 pounds;
Murphy, Higgins & Neel, 1850 pounds;
7; 3: Miller, 81, 4l3 pounds; Strang y Co.,
7,O70 pounds. .-.|'..
Another train of 81 wagons is due on
Tuesday, with 100,517 pounds for Murphy,
Higgins & Necl, and F. B. Miller. Capt +.
P. Fuller, Agt Of the Diamond r, gives u
the above.
Running Raee-91OOo.
A running race of one-half mile between
"Shoc String" and "Gray Buck" is made
for July 4th. The stakes arc $500 q side;
race on Olin's track, Deer Lodge. John
Manning and A. Barnes back "Shoe
String," and John zimmerman and John
Downs back ''Gray Buck" The forfeit Of
$20Q q side is up. They arc fleet horses and
. good run may be expected.
Warden Gilchrist informs US the action
Of the heat and cold on the tin root Of the
penitcntiary, makes din and racket for an
hour night and morning that would dis.
courage corps of amateur drummers.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Ohl H.e.'.s Got S.e.e.d-Ad distinguish.
ed Deer Lodge politician, who has been
doing" some Of the agricultural regions in
the interest of Mr. Toole recently, inter-
viewed ranchmaE Of the 1oole persuasion
tho other day, as to his neighbor's prede~
toned, ranchman would say, Hes Toolo
man." but kept shaking his head occasion.
ally when name was mentioned, and say.
ing, with q peculiar drawl. ''Oh he's got
seed" Our politician was Bothered
Still he didn't want to confess ignorance OF
farming" after Horace Greedy had gotten
away with it, and, 80 checked opposite tho
names h.s-s got Seed" and finally de-
parted still wondering what the deuce
''secd" meant as it was not believed tho
Cavanaugh men were spending much
money.
On arriving at Deer Lodge he reported at
head quarters, and throwed up his hands
when told that Cavanaugh had been elect.
so~sering tho farmers for months, with AZ
ricultursl Office seed sent through the U. s.
Mails.
"Oh! he's got seed" Is well un.
derstO0d now.
Indians.-Dcer Lodge was fairly swarm:
ing with aborigines yesterday from the low,
or country, en- route TO buffalo grounds. The
party belong to the Pen d. Oreille and Flat
head tribes. Charlo, the son of old Victor.
commands the outfit, which consists Of 500
braves with the usual number Of squaws,
papooses, cayuses and dogs. It is said the
two tribes have organized combined move
mcnt looking toward the elevation of the
hirsule covering Of the Grow tribe, their
old enemies. and that they will bo joined In
this laudable enterprise by $50 friendly
Snakes, who have grudge to satisfy. Tho
Crows gave these same redskins merciless
drubbing last fall, and we hope they will
get even; or, for that matter. that the light
may end like that Of the Kilkenny cats. !"
An attache in the composing room who has