The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

See advertisement Of sale of propert.
belonging to the estate of Annie Fraser
deceased.
Glendale is to have 81, 900 calaboose, ant
the building will be ready for occupanc,
June LIST.
The Hammond Phillips foot-race hal
been postponed until the 18th inst. Ses
our Philipsburg letter.
Billy Wilson has had the Tammany Elk
change fitted up IN good style and it il
again open to the public. -
PhilIpsburgers will give a ball on the
18th inst, the proceeds of which are to &c
to the Irish Relief Fund.
The Penitentiary expenses for the quar-
ter ending March 3lst we're less than "a
cents per capita per diem.
Mr.. Geo. Cockrell has started his teams
TO the Terminus. He expects to freight to
this point the entire season.
The next meeting of the Choral Glass
will be held at the residence of Mr.. s. Z
Larabie on Monday evening next.
Mr.. J. @. Sloss, of Silver Lake district,
was in town this week and informs US he
bas four men at work on his leads.
Fifteen ball pool is one of the attractions
Of the Metropolitan saloon a recent intro
duction in the way Of games in our village.
One hundred and five "pilgrims got
to the Terminus the day Mr.. Wallace left
there april u, and "still there's more to
follow"
Any one knowing the whereabouts of
Asa Ii. Mallory will confer favor by send
ing his address to G. E. Mallory, Manches-
ter, Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Joaquin Abascal have re-
moved TO Deer Lodge and arc domicled in
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickey.
We resume publication in this issue Of
the real estate transfers on record in this
county to the 18th ult. Next week we
will publish them to date.
Should the present issue commend itself
to our readers as more than usually inter-
esting, the cause may be attributed to the
absence of the editor-in-chief.
Mr.. Marcellus Strickland has taken
charge of the livery stable belonging to the
estate Of his deceased father, and will con-
tinue its management for time.
Miss G. Settler announces in this issue the |
opening Of au elegant assortment Of milf
merry goods. The ladies are requested to |
call and examine the goods at the City Ho- |
tel.
Mr. L. II. Dayton, for some time past
employed as stage agent and operator in
the office here, has rendered his resignation
10 take effect May lst 1t is not known
who will be his successor.
BENZ, Degenhart, remembered as defend
ant in suit at the Decemb Der, 1879, term of
5he District Court, was in town this week.
He expects shortly to remove to tho Pipe
stone Springs, we are told.
The agent at Deer Lodge has In stock
lew Mitchell wagons recently received.
These were bought before the advance, and
parties wishing a good wagon should avail
themselves of the present opportunity to
Duy.
Mr.. Richard Knowles will locate in thu
ipper valley If he can if he can find suit
sble location. He has disposed of his
'anch near New Chicago to Mr.. Tom
Morse, formerly of Pioneer, Mr.. NJ. paying
him "a, 600 therefor.
The District Court calendar published in
column shows there are 95 cases
% be tried the coming term. or these 90
sre criminal and rs civil. The list of Ju.
'ors is also given place this week. Court
,onvenes on the 18th inst.
Harding, Martin Sc Co.. commission mer-
chants of Boston, whose advertisement APP
pears in this issue, write us that they will
make advances on Montana clips consigned
10 their care. The firm is TOO well
known to our sheep men to need any rec
from us.
Money orders can be obtained at the
Deer Lodge Postoffice for Great Britain,
Ireland, France and Algeria. Heretofore
he Office has only been an International
money order Office 80 far as sending money
20 Germany was concerned.
The Husbandman Of the LIST inst. pub
fishes plat Of the town at White Sulphur
Springs, Meagher county. Lots 40x100
feet, fronting on Main street. are offered
FOR sale for 500, others can be purchased
for $50 each. Town property is certainly
cheap at the Springs.
With view to securing the Yogo mi
ners as subscribers TO his paper, the Benton
Record man pathetically exclaims: "Gold
lust taken in exchange for subscriptions to
ibis paper" Not bad idea enter the
NEW NORTHWEST on your club list and
ieduct the usual commission.
Rev. j. L. Henning, pastor Of the Pres
oyterian Church at Deer Lodge, will hold
Irvine services at Phiiipsburg on Sunday
ieAI db IL u. III. ~ ndstuaTk db y. M, |
md returning preach at Philipsburg again
n the evening at 7:30. Mr.. Henning will
.lso preach at New Chicago on Monday
evening, 18th inst.
Spring poetry is in order now. In this
connection it might be we'll to remark that
we do not need any just at present. Par
les sending in poetry win please send us
currency to the amount OF 81 per line
. not in payment for its publication, but as
guarantee of good faith on the part of the
suthor."
Deputy Sheriff Lytle brought down an
,ther prisoner from Butte on Tuesday.
The necessity of providing more cell rom
u the county iail will soon be apparent if |