The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-17

The wyman Comedy Company have, gone
to Bozeman.
The Episcopal, Presbyterian and Catholic
Sunday Schools win have Christmas Trees.
Don't fail to attend the House Warming
and Ball Mt the College building on Christmas
Eve.
There was a GOODNESS between Deer Lodge
and Helena early this week-forty miles oil
Ice.
raxson, the artist, has been doing some
handsome backgrounds for Dusseau this
week. r.@#
Charles Rouleau had placed I'm the City
Hotel this week fine range recently ship.
ped from St. Louis. ....a"
Mr.. C. w. Wilkinson will give one of his
always pleasant parties at the Pioneer Hotel
on Christmas Eve. See adj.
Al Dusseau Is the best photographer in
Montana. He will remain only few days.
Secure pictures without delay.
Messrs. Kimberly & Co.are cutting sawlogs
near the stage road crossing and win remove
their sawmili 70 Dog Greek ut early day.
We acknowledge receipt of an invitation
TO be present at the ball to be given by Ben
ton Lodge No. Is, A. r. & A. NJ. on stJohn's
eve. ..
A notice Of interest to members Of Deer
Lodge No. IA, A. r. & A. NJ, viii be found
In another column and attention Ii directed
thereto. --
The Witter-McAndrews contest case for the
Recordership has not been called up yet and
stands on the docket awaiting the convenience
of counsel.
The Commissioners adjourned on Saturday
last TO meet again on the 9th, the enormous
amount Of business before them necessita-
ting another session. s@ ,.- aa-
For year or SO past the Missonlian has
shown the best average press work Of any
paper In Montana. 1t has dangerous rival
now in the River Press.
Charley Bielenberg received few days
since two dozen dressed turkeys and has an
other consignment on the road. Give him
your order for Christmas turkey.
Buck Gin, the partner Of Gem Kee In the
Chinese merchandising business here, has
profited by his partners example and hied
him away for little foot" wife.
1t is anticipated the mining case now be-
fore the court-Carey VI. Hirsch-will occu-
by the entire week and 1t is possible
the jury will have to go to Butte to examine
the mine.
A recent ruling of the Land Office ut
Washington IL to the effect that a mining
claim duly located in 1880 will not be subject
to relocation because of failure to make the
first annual expenditure until after Deem
Der, 1881.
Charley McWhirk, the "boy hunter" kill
ed white-tailed deer near the foot of Mt.
Powell on the 18th. He states there was q
band of Mt least twenty elk in the immediate
vicinity, but the deep SHOWS prevented his
getting a shot. t. H.
Helena Is holding her own and little more
too. Postmaster Crounse was renting the old
postoffice building from Auerbach & Bever-
idge for s720 per year. The day after he con-
cluded to move 1t was leased for three years
Mt $1,000 a year. secured. .r-..
Mr. t. Girard sold the band Of $500 sheep
of L. Belanger, at White Hall, for the low
pitSs Va - GstShs AIC btohEht tht bnho Va -
Angora goats to Race Track. Mr.. Ii. was
poisoned while dipping sheep and has gone.
to California by the advice Of physicians
The small person who does up the dirty work
for the Butte Fusionists on the local page of
the Miner having achieved dishonor, now in
vites humiliation by the NEW NORTHWEST.
The game In not worth the candle. 1t would
l,a Ia ha agtf f,f n
man.
Information L. wanted Of Patrick j. Kelley,
formerly Of Seneca, LaSalle, county, Ills.
When last heard from, nine years ago, he
was in Bannack, Beaverhead county, Mon
rana. Amy information of him win be thank
fully received by his brother, Timothy KEEL
ley, Seneca, LaSalle county, Ills.
Prof. A. J. Dusseau came down from Butte
q few days since and has fitted mp In excel
lent shape the Deer Lodge Photograph Gal
lery and liz engaged In doing some excellent
work. AL is ''way up" in his profession and
AZ his stay liz to be short persons desiring
pictures should call soon.
John Murphy fled this week in the Coun-
ty Clerks Office bill for 81 900, claimed to
be due him for work performed while under
sentence of imprisonment in the county
Jail, and avows his determination to insti- |
tute a suit for larger amount should his
present claim not be allowed by the Com |
Senator Teller, of Colorado, Ii occupying |
much valuable time in the Senate this week |
x,ffh Hill In. fn xlrat lx.lx -
We would respectfully suggest to the Senate |
hat his bill would have been more oppor- |
;une earlier in the season, and that In Mon |
ana 1t In now hoped the back of winter has |
been broken and we will not need any more |
for another year.
Messrs. Sullivan & Goss. of Bozeman and
Helena, were In Deer Lodge on Tuesday In |
,earcn Of . suitable place for business, and II |
successful In securing stand win Immediate |
" put in q frst-class stock Of harness, sad |
ilery, etc. complete in every detail. Both |
Of the Arm are experienced and |
careful workmen, with knowledge Of the |
needs OF horsemen of the west, having here
tofore engaged In business in the Territory. |
We hope to see them locate in our town.
There was good deal Of unkind opinion |
and expression toward the proprietos Of the |
Benton Record few weeks ago on account Of |
IN alleged violation OF contract with lady |
hey had brought from the States to conduct |
The literary department Of that paper. Mr.. |
Freeman in q recent Atlantis states that the |
lady's department was such that the proprie- |
lors OF the Record esteemed 1t duty to dis |
miss her. Information since reaching us |
from other sources confirms the statement |
The history OF the affair is entirely creditable
10 the Record.
Lost IN the Storm.
w. n. III. Edwards, writing from Piene's |
station on Saturday last, says: George w. |
Moore, who has been engaged In mining In |
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