The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-23
LOCAL BREvlTlH.

.AVNA1 0O6v1IIkSs
The announcement Of the Knights Temp
lar encampment Is changed from the 9Th Z
the 9Th Ut October. ! = :
Gentlemen who have stopped at Belen
gers Warm Springs Hotel this week, ar,
enthusiastic in eulogizing the house, host
hostess and hospitalitics.
Forests, at Divide creek-the summit Of
the Deer Lodge Pass-have splendid gar.
den OF vegetables. How is that for highr
Mrs. DIN. Deer Lodge, has plenty Of
beautiful flowers growing about the prem,.
ses-p'snted and growing out doors.
N. B. You can not raise flowers in Gcor.
q" if You do MT try. Make home beautiful.
A party Of gentlemen few days since
went rabbit hunting in buggics; ,ravcrsed
the prairie few rods apart. and when a
little mule was started would turn the
hounds loose and follow. They had heaps
Of fun AID came home with-rabbits. The
same parties are liable to come in with ducks.
Professor Damme, late of Montana, was
the recipient If Z! complimentary Ball at
Silver City, Idaho, September 9th, and
promised, it the net proceeds were s,tisfac.
tory, to stay there.
Mr.. Fl. J. Brown, Of Independence gulch,
this week sold his mining ground and
bitches for $1,000. He hal 40 acres of good
ground.
Messrs. pattie & Harknrss reached Mis-
soula last week with 2.4OO head Of sheep.
from Yakima, Oregon. They sold 400 head
in Frenchtown, Cedar and Mi>soul:., at IS
each. md are negotiating for the sale Of the
remainder. Mr.. Pattie reports disastrous
fires on the route.
The Cadotte Pass Surveying party were
at the mouth Of Elk on Wednesday. w.
understand they have found hard route.
Laborers can get employment at Middle
q Critchfcld's 1t Argenta. See sl.
At the Silver Bow Ball few evenings
since, parties were allowed to p.y just what
they pleased for tickets. All parties gave
from IS to $25 each. The ball was . good
one, and netted nice sum for the worthy
bnefciare.
Parties DESTROYS Of having good pictures
taken should 60 ut once to the Sun Pearl
Gallery, - Mr.. Garrett, the finest artist in
Montana, will shortly be leaving Deer
Lndge Call and see their new style of
Rembrandt pictures. ~@ St
Mr.. J. B. Newman is still holding forth
in Salt Lake at the Palace Bath Rooms.
Mr.. A. F. Thrssher's outfit collided with
y fire near the Geyscrs: Result, outfit de-.
s.royed, save negatives and camera: Sc.
quence, he las returned to complete the
series Of views.
The champion chinook-Thursiay'a
"Cantico" is the word for spree now.
Mr.. Jas. N. York of the valley Is rnising
some Of the finest potatoes We have seen.
Mr.. Granville Stuart shot and brought In
an Ibcx from Rock Creek this weck-thc
first Of the year. -~-~+s --"
The fires are still raging in the mountains.
The smoke had become lcnscr than ever We
hid before seen it, until Thursdays Storm
lifted it,
We are requested by Rev. Hugh Duncan,
~ state that he will preach in Deer Lodge
City, Sunday, Oct. LIST. Further notice will
b. given.
W. understand the Philipsburg Mill will
soon start up under Superintendent of
Capt. Plaistcd. He has already pat force
Df men ut work taking out ores, and Phil.
ipsburg is looking lively again.
Ed. Larabic has purchased 400 head of
sheep from Cate s TO.
Mr.. VIM. II. Richardson has nearly com.
pleted handsome cottage house on
street, North of town. It is fine location.
Mr.. Ed. S. Stackpole, P. NJ, is putting |
Up Q palatial structure on First street-oO |
feet back-for he and Willie 10 ''bacl,' in.
Quincy s. Co. s Shoe Store, at Pioneer.
Vas entered by burglars Thursday night
md $50 taken from under Mr.. Ritz's head.
1t is rumorcd that Pcck's Billiard Hall.
Masonic Hall, and other buildings were
burned at Bannack this week, but we have
10 authentic information.