The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
Local Bre vities.


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The sheep shearing season has common
ed.
Mr.. Harris WI commence making bic
next week.
Mas Hodges sdvertises instruction
Music and Language. See card.
William Hyde, Jeweler, leaves this mort
ing for a visit to Pionesr, Beartown %
Philipsburg.
Mr.. A. i. Higgins will bs Deputy Dn
trlct Clerk in charge of the ofi'e durin
the absence OF Mr.. Irwin.
Ryan either feigned or attempted suicid
In Jail this week. His real name Is Swe .
ney and he has bad record in the States
Deputy McTague took Dolan, the alleges
amalgam thief, to Butte on Wedue day fo
examination. j. g. Robinson, Esq, ap
pears ior the defense.
Where In Harry Horr? He has promises
ms "The Heart Of Africa" and we year.
for 1t On did Shylock for the pound Of flesh
"Harryw "Harryl"
The twenty eight animated interrogation
points flying around the country, otherwise
known as census enumerators, are ths
busiest people in Montana at present.
A few days since Deputy Sheriff Nc
Tague arrested in Deer Ledge one eullivau,
under indictment in Meagher county for
larceny, but who had eluded arrest. Sheriff
RAIDER started with him for Diamond City
Thursday.
A Gypsey camp has been located below
town during the past week. There are
three iults and eleven children In the fam
lily and the fortune telling business is done
up on the planetary system for % for
tune.
Murphy, Higgins & Co. received last
week some 5000 pounds Of Sulphurized
Sheep Dip Tobacco, said to be the best and
cheapest article IN use. Sheep growers in
need OF dip should procure their supply
without delay.
We advise all Montasian going east at
III season to travel in a Refrigerator car.
Bob Ingersoll would not dare assume re-
sponsibility for the remarks they will make
about the weather when the mercury booms
10 the low latitude.
Messrs. Wilson g. Alderman, of Butte,
with all the best appliances and years of
experience, are now manufacturing and de
livering to all the towns Mineral Water
Sarsaparilla aud Ginger Ale, All orders
will be promptly attended to.
At game of whist in the Metropolitan
Club rooms a few evenings ago, each suit
was led and run three times, and the four
"thlrteeners " consequently fell in the last
trick. This is considered almost or quite
as extraordinary AZ thirteen Of q suit in one
hand-of which there are but few instances
on record.
Whoever is fastidious smoker and has
ever revealed in the righteousness Of Perique
Tobacco will be glad TO know that MUIR
ply, Higgins g. Co. have received a small
invoice Of what we believe is the genuine
Perique-the finest favored smoking tobac-
co in the world. 1t is cut, packed in pound
jars and is sold at very reasonable price.
Kleinschmidt & Co.'s new Dry Goods
Store now open 10 connected by an arch
with the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
House. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
including latest styles of Madras Ginghams,
A No. lot Of bleaobed and unbleacbed
nuslins, Wall Paper, Wool seeks, Boots
and Shoes. Also fine assortment Of Har-
ness and Saddlery. Full line of Groceries
on hand aud new goods arriving weekly.
Con Murphy who escaped from the
guard at the brickyard August 81. 1878, and
was captured at the crossing Of the Dear
born fortnight ago, was returned to the
prison by Warden Botkin last Friday eve-
ming. Murphy was originally sentenced
for one year under the U. 8. laws and two
years under the Territorial laws. he had
served about six months on his first year
when he escaped. He now has to do his
sentence over again.
Col. w. r. Wheeler, we'll known to q
very large number of Montanisns rs an
excellent writer and superior business man,
having been appointed general agent of
New MONTH w EST, will shortly visit YES
TEL Blackfoot, Washington add Lincoln
gulches, Jefferson, Yreka, Bearrown and
Bear Mouth and other West Side points
In the interest Of the NEW NORTH WEST.
Our patrons. who, We are pleased to say,
are almost unexceptionally prompt payers
and industrious citizens, will, we trust,
disgorge cheerfully to him such greenbacks
and information rs they may consider
adapted to our circumstances.
Sheriff McAndrews is busy taking the
census OF this district. 1t 10 the smallest
in occupied territory Of any in Montana
and can be easily worked within the speci-
fed time, but 1T seems to us that the emu
meration Of the Butte district viii be
pushed No deputies can be employed !;
the enumerator in each district must per-
souaily and in his own writing take and
make the report. Mr.. McMaster is actively
at work In his district and, although 1t Is
large and has large popu lation, expects
to get through on time. Persons approach
ed by the enumerators should endeavor to
give speedy answers to the interrogstions.
MIR. R. T. Harris who, BY sheer force of
nature, attended the Butte Workingmsn's
Celebration ON Monday last says it was a
splendid affair. Some $50 or 800 Is fine
looking and we'll dressed men as ever step
ped to music were in line, and listened to
the addresses of Messrs. DeWolf and Wit
ter. The days enjoyment Terminated with
Ball at which both o wsley and Loeber's
Halls were crowded with people. The ut