The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-06
Local 1reVitisS.

] Jooepe HuosothaD ~ rse9nsd 70 Dsss
Lodgs 70 reopen q ths Cd sta,d.
Pref. J. u. White will give a Elocu,ion.
asy 4atsstalnnsne II Poaeer On Nooday
evening next. .-.+,.-r-
See soiios OF meeting OF Board Of Equal>
isatios and suffice inviting proposals. for
taking care Of the lndisent sick.
> Talk abost our nobls red man being .
heavy eater! The Shah Of Pssas got away
with Saooo psssds (c) whils waiting Queen
Victoria. u- .z-.Lgs
Rsvseend J. r. Rommsll and NJ. W. W.
Johnson oatftscd with . fosssighs's sup
plies and left on Thussdsy morning for .
prospecting and pleasurng trip over In the
Big Hols coustsy. .- IN
Isaac Swan, B. r. Workmau and several
others. with . iip.top prospecting outat,
started on Wednesday 70 the Nevada Creek
and Big Dlackfoos country on the lookout
for hydraulic plsccrs.
Bird hunters are IN their glory. There
never was quite such . time for ducks and
chickens - now, and thirty TO fifty birds ID
frequently the nastering reward to . pair Of
sportsnen for days tramp.
The rsosns heavy rains not only started
the bunch grass again, giving our hills and
valleys . spring like appearance, bat thsash>
ed the groun3 with The grasshoppers, and
most ensctually laid out the entire crop.
Geo. W. Russell, of Pond, Reynolds 4
Co., never misses IN opportunity 10 take IN
order, from good houss. Nesting W. r.
Ferguson The Other Day be sold him . nice
little invoice Of goods. and not having hid
memorandum book along, gsiy jotied !,
down on bic shirs.cuif to be Transcribed at
convenient season.
NJ. ". A. Clark who spent several days
examining the quartz mines In the heavy
mounsaaas south Of vipond, says there L
soma very rich ore there although not yet
developed sufficiently 70 demonstrate the
value OF the leada Assays of choice spe>
cimsns Of silver ore exceeded $4,000 "a
the ton.
Sam Scott has decorased bic ONCE COUNTIES
with the handsomess Hotel Register In
Montana, and the cards Of the best bushes,
houses II Deer Lodge sre 70 b found IN It.
Hotel keepers desiring hns Registers can
secure them 1t moderate cost BY applying q
The NEW No1TH. WEST ONCE
From parties who have bean down 70 thu
new coal miae, ten miles below Deer Lodge,
We learn that the vein has increased In thick.
ness, being now about 80 feet, and the
quality b everything that could Be desired.
Rev. Hugh Duncan will prescl, At the
Court House on Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and Rev. ]. r. Russell at same
place on Sunday evening ct $50 O'CLOCK.
It will DO noticed evening services an
designated half hour earlier than here.
tofore. -
Some Of the PowellS Peak Party who
were fortunate enough u have friends in
town, occasjoned them considerable solici.
tude during the storm of Monday night,
and the Ten WsnLerers coming down oul
Of the drss Of Powell were expected to CONE
- broken - the Ten Comusndmsuts froa
the nxheatngs q Hasai. And then when
Ne returned from the Olynpias serenity
OF 10 upper groves % the delu9sd valley
without even knowing there had been 4
considerable showss, the friends got indig
nsut and voted the whole party quistupl.
~. At Aasuiss's and ssphirs's leasued d
deceive the jowlanders. Well, al right. Il
Jon d8n's believe In climb ssie. influences
and don't know enough to go up out oi
the YEA" ~ cant help H. Experience sud
scieali6c face are lost on such unbelievers
Noah knew wheie ~. dry ground was thou
sands Of years ago, and II there shosld COM
snosliss hood thass'l b sone persons ID
Deer Lodge Who know enough 70 take Il
the hiiis.