The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-24
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on Wednesday. ! ~,
| An ALE fellow we'll met-Pcte Walton
Deer Lodge Brewery
Oats are six cents pound in Gsllatin
county, and money scarce.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Waldron have
added daughter to their family.
S.W. Langhorne is the Democratic Mons
inee for Probate Judge of GalIatin:
Don't forget that Frank Brown gives q
splendid hall at YamhUl this evening.
Court adjourned in Missoula on Tuesday.
The Fort Owen mill suit was continued.
Earhart, Sheer, s. Co. cleaned up $1,000
from their claim on German gulch. few.
The graeshoppcrs ar. again destroying
the crops on Malad and Cache valleys on the
overland road.
We saw white 70 lnias and ''Ialy slip.
pcrs" in full blossom yesterday pretty
trOpic for 40 north.
Mr.. Jas. II. Brown. Louis McMurtry. and
Judge Hiram Knowles and wife have re.
turned from Mssoula.
Mrs. NJ. A Written. lately from the cast,
has opened Millinery aud Dress making
establishment Oh ID street.
A Floral agricnltuist from Helena with
q wagon load Of fine Green House Flowers,
supplied our citizens yesterday.
Look out for Charley Blum's announce.
ment-to appear in few days. lie is the
ladies fright dress" candidate.
The l. O. O. F.. meet every Wednesday
evening ut Masonic Hall. A. NJ. Levy, N.
G.; Jos. Hyde, Secretary, pro tenn.
Mr.. and Miss Couhlock are giving rccita.
tons in Salt Lake City this week. Mr.. G.
expects to go to England this summer.
Mr.. II. Harris is laying the dust of our
streets with two-hors sprinkling pot,
which looks dews edly refreshing these hot
days.
Hugh Kirkendalls Fast Freight Line ar
rived with goods for l.. Lcbenbaum. A. M.
Levy and A. Cohen II ursday, only niue
days out from Corinne.
host of the Keysto9c House, Missoula road,
met with M accident Sunday. breaking his
leg. 1t was the wooden Que. however
A new stone building, 5OxG0 feet, is to be
erect ed on Second street, next to the Bank.
by MI. Henry d.. Witt 1t is intended to
commence work upon it carly next week.
The big crickets are playing sad havoc
with sOcle Ut the ranches ncsr Missoula
Mr.. FOley's wheat is SD much injured that
he has commenced moving 1t to save til.
straw.
Mr.. I. II. Morrison. recently Of the Pic.
neer and one of the first printers in Mon
tana, has located in Deer Lodge ant will
jOin his fortunes with our neighb0rs Of the
Independent
The ranchmcn hereabouts say that grass
hoppers have not made their appearance to
any great extent on their fields rs yet, and
do not anticipate much trouble from these
little pests this season.
Mr. Ed. L. Bonner received per Mondays
coach from McWhirk's gardens. Aissoula,
box Of this years growth Of peas. Mis-.
soula will have new potstoes July 18th. All
are grown out doors.
Mr.. VIM. Evcfist came in from Cedar
Greek on "Wednesday evening. He reports
the high water receding, and that the mi.
ners about Forest City will all be at work
in ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. Matt Wallwork, our Lilliputian
friend at Emmcttsburg. is in town. Matt
says he Is falling away to 800 this hot
weather, and informs US he has purchased
the mining claim OF Mr.. J. Abbott, of Hem
derson, for $2.400.
Tho race between Humming Bird and
Greenwich. to take place next Sunday. pro.
misses to be one Of much interest We are
informed that the Bird 10 in splendid fit.
and that Greenwich in bis training tests ia
surprising the expectations of his most san
guine hackers. The purse 10 $1,000
Langrishc. after playing very successful
season 1t the Denver Theatre. opened the
theatre at Central City. with Miss Annette
Ince - the main attraction. Harry Rich.
mOnd took beueft In the new drama Of
Second Love" ,on tho 9Th. and filled the
house.
Tho MinerI Ditch = Fredericton broke
yesterday mogpin4, causing halt In work.
Mr.. Norwood informs M that four or iivo
days win u rOquissd 70 az u, q tho owners
now propose so.Auuae L ias some distance,
andthus permanently secure Il from further
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