The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-05-07

Local Brevlties.

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Chorus Glass at Mrs. Mills next Mon
day.
Mr.. N. B. Ringeling gives notice OF some
tirst-class horses for sale.
1t is stated that Pat Grey who killed Hoi-
land at Glendale has escaped.
Keunon Il Zrnor received from the rail-
r,ad yesterday stock of 12-inch Moline
plows.
The first regular passenger trains were
to run through from Ogden 70 Red Rock
last Sunday.
The brick work on Bonner's house was
completed this week, and the walls OF the
store building will now be put up.
Mr.. Brearcliff was in town Monday with
a load of fine looking fruit trees from the
Nursery OF Bass Bios, Bitter Root valley.
Nj ss Lincoln has sold six organs and five
pianos To residents Of Deer Lodge. The
instruments lett Boston on the first of the
month.
For the information OF the curious, We
state that the pistol with which O'Conner
was killed Ii a 81 cal. Colts Navy, No.
l4S,62l.
The Presbyterian Sociable will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. Addison Smith on
Wednesday evening aext. All are invited
Co attend.
I~S ,Fv at Unrk
his Hall, making the transformation men,
toned heretofore. Mr.. Fox, who has
charge of the work, Is skilfuil mechanic.
tn response to our proposal to advertise
employment free we have had several ap-
plscations which we we're able to secure Ia
orers for without advertising. The pro-
posal 10 still open.
Messrs. d. ]. Welsh and J. NJ. Fish con-
template establishing groc-ry house In
Butte. and have the refusal Of the very
desirable corner opposite DonEell, Clark
& Larabie's Bank.
A couple of letters were unavcidably
crowded cut last week and have ceased to
be OF current interest We trust our cor
respondents will consider the circumstances
and pardon the omission.
Messrs. E. L. Bonner 81 Co. will soon
place here full stock Of groceries which
will be sold wholesale and retail. They are
business men from the word go" and the
establishment of grocery house here
means lively times In the trade.
The Codified statutes OF Montana, 1912.
are very difficult to obtain. Last week VIZ
advertised Tor one offering IS for good
copy. Two have been rendered US. Should
aoy one desire the other we will furnish
the address Of the gentleman willing to dis
pose Of it.
Mr.. Herb, Collector for the New NORTH.
WEST. started to Philipsburg on Tuesday.
On his return he will stop in Pioneer and
Pixies Peak, when those desiring the paper
during the placer mining season will do
we'll to give him their subscriptions.
The Capital says there is a movement on
foot 10 Helena to undertake river mining
ou the Deer Lodge. Mr.. Kelly who was
one of the first successful river miners in
California looked this project up and COR
templated commencing operations last
summer. We trust it will be contaminated
this season.
The Court extended the time for Ken
nedy's counsel to make motion for new
trial to May 9Th, after which the District At
torney ia allowed time to file his statement.
and the day OF sentence il postponed until
Saturday the 10Th. If a new trial is grant
ed, Kennedy will not be sentenced but re-
main in Jail; II the new trial Is refused and
the case appealed he will be sentenced on
the 18th.
John Dolan, arrested In Helena for al
legged theft OF bullion at Butte, some Of
which at least be had conveyed TO Helena
In his trunk, was brought over on Wednes-
day by officer Rains, lodged in Jail over
night. and on Thursday taken to Butte by
Sheriff McAndrews for his preliminary ex
animation. The evidence against him
seems conclusive, and numerous mill own
ers who employed him. now think be pur-
sued his nefarious business while with
them. He 10 described AZ good looking
fellow whose prepossessing appearance dr.
armed suspicion.
Goodhue has arrived and everybody has
trees now. Seven large wagon loads came
to Deer Lodge, and Missoula county is also
forwarded large supply. The boxes in
which they were packed are l2 feet long
| and the full width Of the wagon bed. The
trees are of splendid size and came through
| In admirable condirion-very different from
the "switches" ordinarily sent out here
| from the nurseries. II these trees, properly
blamed and cared for, do not live and
thrive then there IL no use trying g" gro~
the tine shade, fruit aud ornamental trees
Of the East in this valley. II they do live
they will add wonderfully to the beaut,
and attractlveness of Deer Lodge.
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