The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-13
Local BrevitieS.

The Supreme Court met In Helena Mon-
day last.
Billy Wilson Is having the Tammany
Exchange fitted up and it will shortly be
opened.
A few more Foot and Hand Dump Rakes
for sale low down for cash at Kleinschmidt
& Co.'s.
The Katie Putnam Company 60 hence to
Missoula where they will open next Mon
day evening.
The Royal Arch Chapter of Deer Lodge
met at the Hall Of Deer Lodge No. IA last
Friday evening.
Mr.. c. w. wilkinson has purchased the
Childs' Hotel at Pioneer and will take pos
session Sept. LIST next.
8. Lowell, NJ. D., has located at New
Chicago. The doctor is recently from Iowa.
HIS card ia published elsewhere.
Mr.. Z. T. Huson and family of New
Chicago have rented a dwelling in Deer
Lodge from O'Bannon 81 Gerber on St.
and will remove here next week.
Fish stories being in vogue, readers will
do we'll to scan an article republished
from the Chicago Times giving account of
an exciting buffalo hunt by Grow Indians
ON the Yellowstone.
tom Irvine" is working up alongside
Will Llewellyn in apprehending the despe-
radoes Of Northern Wyoming and Eastero
Montana, The recent arrest of Big Nose
George is the largest feather he has recently
put In his cap.
Mr.. Anderson Buker of Stevensville, who
lost an eye in the Union army in 1862, has
recently been east and returned last week.
He received a pension of $12 per month
from the date of his disability until the
present time-over $1700.
The folio wing patents for lode and placer
claims in Deer Lodge county are among
those recently issued: A. w. Barnard, ct
al, Poser lode; A. J. Davis, Del Monte lode;
J. A. Harrington, placer; r. S. Jones, ct
al, placer; John Noyes, ct al, placer.
Complete jobbipg aud retail stocks of
Groceries, Mission Furnishing Goods, Ele
CANT China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
Blue, Brown, Black, White, Canary, and
Maroon, just received at Kleihschmidt "
Co.'S. Also jobbing stock OF cigars. 2t
Henry Guillot, young man engaged in
freighting, few days since sustained
fracture of his right arm near the shoulder
by being run over by a wagon loaded with
| 5000 pounds. His injuries were attended
to by DR.. Ives and the patient is doing
we'll.
Mr. VIM. Hyde arrived from Hasmark
Tuesday having come straight across the
mountains-au unprecedented and daring
feat. He estimates the distance at 30 miles.
HIS trip will be mentioned in detail next
week.
Look out for new and complete stocks OF
Dry Goods, Carpets, etc. No, l assort-
ment of Gentlsmen's Clothing, Hats, etc,
now on the way from Terminus Call and
see the elegant decorated China Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets at Kleinschmidt &
Co.'S.
While in Butte Miss Putnam was pre-
sented with handsome testim onia'. The
present, says the Inder, was brick CON-
posed of over 5000 assay buttons taken
from the ore Of every mine in Butte. In
scrbed on the brick were the words To .
true artist. Miss Katie Putnam-a Testi-
monial of Western appreciation. Butte,
M. T., July 80, $780,"
We notice by the Yellowstone Journal
that Thos. Fl. Irvine, Jr., has announced
himself candidate for Sheriff of Custer
county, subject to An approval Of the cleo
tors of that county at the ensuing election.
In his announcement "Tom" promises If
elected "to discharge the duties Of the Of
fee to the best of his ability, without fear
or favor" and he will do it.
Earl E. Warren brought down from Butte
Thursday morning John Maggie, bound over
in the sum of $500 to appear before the
Grand Jury. Maggie is the man who ar
} arrested FL. E. Standish. He is charged
with false imprisonment. Emanuel Perley
was aleo put under $500 bonds Il
|
Perley has previously been before the Crane
Jury.
Persons well posted on the history of j"
! Scott, now in Jail here for the murder O
his wife, do not attach much credence Il
his version OF the shooting, unless it j
corroborated by other evidence. He has 1
bad recsrd. 1t is stated he was orderst
away from Fort Ben ton and Helena by th
o Committees OF Safety, and that while il
Benton he paid 5000 in fines for drawiri
Il. his pistols in alterations.
Phil. E. Evans returned from the Judit
this week. Heexpresses himself much SUI
prised at the beauty and extent of tn
country. Upon making examination of tn
choice localities he found it rather too muci
of an undertaking to put up dwelling
sheds, etc., this winter, so he has decide
to not move his flock this season, but vii
o return in the fall and make the necessar.
improvements and move over next sun
mer. -Hus6andman .....
u Delegate Maginnis arrived in Helena o.
Or Monday coming ola Miles City and Boze
n man; Mrs. Maginnis arrived on Tuesda
is coming r,a the Missouri river and rt. Ben
d ton. Our Delegate begins to show tn
n snow flakes Of years, but is hale, hearty an
" Happy. Our Democratic brethren may cor
It sider him candidate before the couventio
Or for denomination and AZ his opposition hs
1T failed for lack of candidate it is mercl
10 a question whether the nomination will b
~ by reclamation or ballot.
to In another colun will be found the ac
10 vertisement of the Eleventh Annual Fla
20 which commences at Helena Sept. 6tl