The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-09-08
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
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EVANGELICAL CORNER.

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Crimson is color at present in favor.
Dress skirts are becoming longer and
tighter.
Lace and ribbons are the fayorite trim
mings just now.
Mrs. Morrissey, at Saratoga, values her
diamonds at $1,000.
Hats for the autumn are of the coarsest
straw, very simply trimmed.
Dark blue and cardinal red is the fash
ionable combination in color at the moment
in Paris.
ANNE Louise Cary says she has never
lost her temper It's an awful waste to let
such woman 60 single.
Miss Emily schomberg, the Philadelphia
belle, is about to be married. It is said
that she has been asked in marriage one
hundred times.-Ooart Journal.
The favorite fan of the Partisan this sea-
son is navy blue silk, mounted on tortoise
shell sticks. and ornamented with paintings
of Indian and other brilliant plumaged
birds. ssls
I Miss Mollie G. Morton, the Louisville
belle with whom the Grand Duke Alexis
fell SO madly in love, has married ]. B. G.
Lucas, one of the richest Lucases of st.
Louis.
Persons whose hands become very moist
when encased in kid gloves, will be little
troubled with this annoyance if they rub
their hands with cologne water just before
putting them ON.
Every girl has four sets Of ribbon bows
and sashes to wear with her white and
sprigged mnsiin dresses this summer-one
set of cardinal, one Of blue, of black velvet
and one of straw color or maize.
Plunge the ripe, raw tomato into hot
water, so as to make the skin come off east
ly; put the plump, skinned fruit on ice; do
not cut it until the sauce is on, and you
will not wonder why, years ago, the tomato
was called the 'slove apple"
Miss Halle Voorhees,, daughter Of the
Tall Sycamore" from Indiana, is describ-
ed by White Sulphur correspondent as a
fair haired, blue-eyed blonde, bright and
sparkling as whole summer night full of
stars and lightning bugs, and recognized
belle of two seasons"
1t has been observed by frequenters Of
watering places that the female swimmer
never learns to use her neither limbs as
gracefully as she does her arms. This fact
should be considered by the strong minded
sisterhood as natural proof that lovely wo-
mans mission is to embrace, and not to
kick.
I This note from Chicago girl to her
lover was made public through law suit:
Decay Samie: Pap's water-millions is
ripe. Come and bring some more poetry
like you brought afore. My love for you
will ever flow like water runnin' down
tater row. Bring q piece as long as your
arm, and have heap more about them
raving ringlets and other sweat things.
Gum mex Sundy and don't fole me.''
The man who, says the St. Louis Rspub-
lican, weary of his wife's absence on
visit to her mother, had photograph of
his house taken with himself and his
neighbours wife standing on the porch,
which he sent to his better-half, has
rival in the one who simply saw that his
letter contained, as if by accident, a red
hair about three feet long. His wife
wouldn't have waited for the next train to
get home, could she have sent herself by
telegraph.
In the north part of the city, as vera
rious reporter reports, a young lady and
young man get. ON the steps of a buggy and
enter into contract, For each shooting
star he is to receive kiss. On one Of these
interesting occasions half hour passed
away and not a solitary star shot across
the sky. But after while the cherry lips
of the young lady parted and she called
her young mans attention to the flying
meteors that were about to escape his OBJ
seryation; then she got to calling his
attention to the lightning bugs, and finally
got him down to steady work on the light
of a lantern a man was carrying about the
depot where the trains were switching.
Artless girl !--IoaoG State Register.
"What exquisite preserves, Mrs. Smooth
"; how do you have such good luck with
everything you put up!' complimented
one of the ladies at the tea table. "What
are they, by the way ?'' Mrs. Smoothly
is taken by surprise but recovers herself.
and calls the servant. "Thave not tasted
them yet," she said, aand have really
forgotten what ordered the girl to put on
Tor you. Bridget, what are these pre-
serves? I" "Thim, ma'am? Thorty-fve
cents q can; sorra the nickel less wud the
grocer take, and thin big green things in
the dish beyant is fifty cents fur little
glass jar" Tableau of silence, and good
hearted honest girl out Of job two hours
later. 81