The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-02
Local bre vitIes.

bee notices OF Drug Store For Sale ana
Pocket book Lost. - -
The Bonner building is going to be
splendid dancing hall.
Growers Of small fruits all report enor-
nous crops growing this year.
Fenner & Van Gundy are erecting flag
staff 81 feet high in front Of the Great Wes'
tern. ...a d.
No advance in wool is yet noted in the
east montana was quoted in Boston
June 10Th at 3o@35c.
The American small boy will celebrate
the Feast of Fire Crackers from Saturday
morning till Monday night.
Miss Lincoln, agent for the Wood Pianos
and New England Organs, received this
week a number Of splendid instruments.
Th, lucky star of Charley Adams is in
the ascendant where it belongs. He has
been dong good business the past week.
sterrett, who killed Big Bill Smith at
Brownies Bridge, was one of the parties
showed in between Boulder and Butte last
winter.
Barker Bros. have purchased from Harry
Hardin his one-third interest in the Barker
Bros saw-mill on Warm Spring Creek and
are now sole owners.
Prof. Lewis is the champion advertiser
and puts up cash. He does splendid bus
mess aud knows the value of printers ink.
We recommend him to the craft.
Harry Eccleson, Sam Garrett, William
Buckwalter, J. w. Farwell and w. N. Al
len are the principal miners and Sam Ma
turin the leading merchant in French
Gulch.
The advertisement of the City Hotel,
Chas. Rouleau, proprietor, appears In this
issue. Charley keeps good hotel and
will make it plea 'ant for those who stop at
his house.
Hammond sent Sock Eye through on an
other race on Wednesday against the
Beardsley mare for $500. The little $50
pound horse goes one eye on it and takes
in the ducats.
Seven successive evenings Of entertain
ments have been quite q run for village
the size of Deer Lodge. III these pleasures
were "spaced out" little they wouldn't
be so close together.
Remember that we shall close our store
on Friday, July Cd, at 6 o'clock p. m.
sharp, in order to perfect arrangement for
the comfort OF those attending the Ball and
House Warming. E. l.. BONNER Il Co,
A coward race was run Tuesday be-
tween " Destroying Angel" the quarter
horse that showed up at tho Fair last fall,
and Hammond's "Sock Eve" The De
stroying Angel was behind when the race
ended.
VIM. Manning has opened shoe store
In the building formerly occupied by ID. 5,
Kenyon and Is prepared to do all kinds OF
manufacturing and repairing. He will
shortly receive an assortment Of goods in
his line.
The old lady said "It's always some
thing; If it isn't chicken cough it's mea-
sizes" In Deer Lodge if it isn'V horses or
trees it's musical instruments. Miss Lin
coin shipped seven organs and four pianos,
and all but two have been sold already.
By summons in this issue it will be seen
that II. T.Kennon. Esq, opens suit against
Gilmer, Salisbury s. Co. for the the inJu-
ries he received last summer. If any legal
responsibility rests with the Company for
his injuries the damages should have been
paid without suit.
There are at present working in German
gulch So white men and six Cinnamon. MIR.
McCleery, who is working IA men in the
gulch, is taking out about $40 80 to the
hand per day. Nathan Smith is only work
ing two men, but is doing proportionately
even better than McCleery. In French
gulch there are IS white men and IA China
man working and taking out good money.
We are Indebted to the Miner Publishing
Company for loan Of paper at most OPP
perfume time. We were "ashore." sure
enough, but for the courtesy, which we
will be glad to reciprocate. The newspapers
of the Territory have never been so troubled
in keeping up stock as the present season,
not desiring to buy heavily at the very high
prices, depending on rapid transit and fire.
ouert supplies instead Of carrying full
years supply-and getting left on trans
portation. In our case, however, it was
less pardonable mistake. which will not be
repeated.
Charley Adams did not have such very
bad luck after all. On returning to Helena
and the facts as to his license payment
being made apparent, Sheriff Jefferis and
all the officers threw off the entire fees and
costs. During Mr.. Adams absence com
plimentary benefit was arranged for him
here, and although he did not reach Deer
Lodge until nearly Top. m. and many had
gone home, he still had good audience
and gave an excellent entertainment, Illus
trated by appropriate songs and jokes at
his own expense. Mr.. Adams went to-
wards Missoula from here and we trust