The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-22

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Aueast s:th. 1sah Sunday after Trinity, Bannsck.
Fsoa Sunday Daily. .... -
shall We Have Q Church This 10
question that should agitste the minds n
| all classes Of our citizens While Helena
Virginia and Bozesnan nave goOd and sub
sesntial houses Of worship, Deer Lodge, tb,
sec'nd city in Montana, 10 without . pro
testant church building. All protestant re-
ligious services have been and are held il
tue County C'urt rom, which, in ito way
70 well enough, but with the numesuu.
church. going population Of Deer LAdge, 4
seems to Us there should be an universal Dc
sire for the estahlishm ent Of church and
the erection of an edi6ce suitable for wor
ship. Aside from the ackn0w ledged dut,
which We - peOpleOw owe to the inetituti0ne
and rites of religion-which should alone
De Sufficient to cause the initiatOry step t.
he taken-the erection Of such an institution
In our midst will ~ inevitably result in tho
benefit and growth of our city as any prO.
ject which has hitherto met attention. Fam.
lilies arc rapidly coming in a. pcrmanen,
rcaidente Young, bright.eyed, sprightly
Buys and girls form no incOnsidersble pOr.
t'on ot our community, and should certainly
have The same influences for good thrown
around them that is conceded everywhere TO
oe % essentially necessary to their moral
training. Nearly the first quest ion asked
by men of family, when reno wing to . new
location. Is: lis there church and school.
house :" and the answer has its weight in
the decision of the choice of place for per-
msnent rcsidenca We hope tO sec tins
matter taken up and arrangements speedily
consummated for the accomplishment Of
this great goOd. We shall take occasion To
speak Ut this subject hereafter.
Reception Of Mr. Clagctt.-Mr. Clhgett
and party, after receiving On enthusiastic
reception At Silver Bow on Friday, arrived
in Deer Lodge at p. m, yesterday, on their
way to Blackfoot, where Mr.. Clagett had On
appointment for last evening. Some fifty
Or sixty citizens and personal friends, in
carriages and on horseback, went up the val.
ley three or four miles. met and escorted
the party into town, while ''OM GlOry'
hoated out from dag staff and house top, 70
bid welcome to en- adberent who hcnors tho
triple hucd banner. speaks its name with
reverence betting the purity Of its folds,
and loves the sacred memories that cluster
around its proud history. As the escort
passed along the street.. an anvil chorus from
the McBurney House corner, and the cheers
Of enthusiastic and approving citizens
greeted the cavalcade, which passed up c
street to First and thence up Second to Mr.
c. residence. The reception was entirely
saNS nuaA ~ 49,
though: ss .sa ~? Saar yesterday morn.
ing. Where VIM. H. Clsyett Is best known
be is best liked, and II needs no ostentstious
display in this. his home. to acQuaint him
with the kindly feeling Of his t0wnsmen-
Democrat and Republican. The campaign
parry will return here to-day.
Csngratalstery.-The New Departure"
Democracy have finally prevailed on ''o;d
Charley Bagg," one OF the hitherto non de-
parting pillars, to come 70 the rescue of Mr..
T00le. Yes, 'Chsrley" has taken the stump.
and in company of the Democratic nominee
left for Silver Bow yesterday, where he
proposes tO unfold" himself on the Demo
cratic platform. -
Stabbed.-We learn from . party who
arrived from Blackfoot, just before going
70 press, that an affray occurred In that
camp at noon Yesterday. in which Patrick
Kelly, shoemaker, vas seriously stabbed
IN the neck by Mr.. Bird. Our informant
,0uld give no Particular.
Passengers By Ceach-G. s. .Bibby, G. n
Roberts and one other left Corinne for
Montana July 18th. J. W. Flarikcn. r. s.
Hale and G. N. Courtwriyht left on the
18th for Helena.
hon Tuesday's Daily.
A Cettonwood Casualty. Lightning. Tin
quantities to suit" ~ they say in auction
ales, Is good thing. Just . little bit |
Montana newspapers hundred dollars or |
:annot get It Tor less But the raw material |
q bulk and introduced into the country !
Iuty free Sunday afternoons isn't good or |
lice or convenient to have IN the house,
ither by the whole bolt or In dress patterns.
No longer ago than on Sunday. one Of those |
lightning striking, blsck .br0wed storms tha, |
generate themselves over In the Gold Greek |
n0untains and sweep scross this valley In /
vild grandeur, hurting J0vs's bolts into
that happens In It, way with in |
ndiscriminate reckIessneee that does not
xempt even the heaviest tax .payers. ca. |
ecred over Deer Lodge and sent : terrific |
'olt Of lightning into the town. A large
ottonwt0d tree In Judge Dsnce's lot, On
he North side Of town, caught the worst Of
!. We happened to nee it strike. For !
Moment u seemed that the branches were 4
'laze Of flrc, like the burning bush" we
ead of, and the fire concentrating tore down
be body OF the tree nfting . furT0w in Il a.
hough Greeley sub-s0il plOw had been
rswn down j By I'll the furies. Pieces Of
be tree were thrown 800 or 400 leet distant
= n : caoic near; : couple Of boys we're vri-