The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10
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Our Butte Letter arrive 4 too late for tbi'
weeks jssoe.
T. c. Power, Esq, Of He'eua, bought %
town lots In Deer Lodge this weak.
Treasurer Coleman il now paying OF thu
County Warrsnts registered 10 Marsh, April
and Msy, 1879.
It Ii intimated one Of the heaviest firms
in Montana oontsmplates establishing
house In Dser Lodge.
BY misprjnt last We sk 1t wa stated the
Giantoss Geyser displayed every IL or 10
hours; 1t should have lead days.
Our sbsridsn and satisbur.' letter BY
agent Wheeler u pshappiIy mislaid. II
may be found in time for Dext issue.
Full lines OF Dress Goods, Clothing,
Mi ri N Bank cts, sbi is and Underwear
lust receive d at KIeins ,hmiit e. Co.'S.
The Blacks NTH sh ,p Of Swartz & lib
bits at th ,ir saw mill va bu mel oa
Thursday u;ghs OF IA ws,k; lost, $3.50.
Fr. DeRy cksIs Is PIX ,diug With con-
struction Of the Catholic, school building
and will hate it under roof this autumo.
Two hundred aid fly or es Of Chicago
Beer Just recs lived At Kls usctmidt 81 Co.'S.
Also, $50 c,ses cam d Meats, Fruits and
Vegetables
Beside III, ases On the Calendar there
are fifteen prisoners held In jail who will
have . hea ing b,fore the Giand Jury
which meets ne + week.
A prominent ner haat Of Deer Lodge
offered to wagm $2I yests day that Deer
Lodge town would contain two thousand
inhabitants Ia eighteen months.
Mr.. r. w. Reed, late principal Of the
Deer Lodge public schools, leaves on Friday
for Helena, wbete be has been selected to
take charge Of the West Side public school.
Rev. Tbos. w. Flowsrs will be in Deco
Lodge next Sunday on route to Bate to at
tend the Annual Confersn,e and will preach
in the Methodist Church be,e at II .. no
and z p. m. Of that day.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, returned from
Philipsburg on Friday. Owing to the ia 1t
that the Grand July viii be in SO 800 in
few days tho preliminary essmiDi tioa v -
waived in tho Yandell case.
Col. W. F. Wheeler has besu appointed
agent and correspondent fo' Montana OF
the New York Engineering and Mining
Journal, the leading paper OF its c'a 3 In
America. The subscription price 10 "a per
anuum.
The Presbst ,rian Scciables will b. re-
sumed next week, the FIRST being held ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 8. R~d's on Tuesday
evening, Sept, 14th. A gen sal iovitatisu
is extended and Ga den party will BE- .
feature of the OCCASION.
e. L. Bonnie. s. Co. bave always been the
largest advertisers In The NEW NORTH
WEST. They have ma 10 m ,ney proper
tionately while thos, VIII hid their light
under . bush IL baae " .nder d 10 the dark
ness OF dull trade aud disai ter.
Mr.. Fox, who was up IN the quartz Dis
trict above Caribou Sunday, sais the leads
ere apparently as numerous end valuable In
tba locality ss In the vicinity Of Butte.
One of these days thee will be q mioing
boom up there.
The public school opened on Monday
with Mr.. Catlin sud ass,s,sots IN charge
and stsried OF with IS scholars In the ad-
vane ed department, 20 in tho intermediate
and 40 in the prima y. The attendance is
increasing and the teachers will soon have
oil the scholars they could wish.
A driver for Con Kohfs hitohed team
attached to Buckeye Mower in trout Of
p. Vs,ito rs residence esHy "Wednesday
morniug. During bis ab :snoe they be ame
frightened, ran away, dashed down Main
street and stopped oppt site Kchrs. The
main wheels OF the Masculine wsrs m sshed
but the ho,ses were sninjured. We do
not know . more dangerous thing, 70 90
flying through town. 1t were better to
unlock than take chances on runaway.
Pastureags Ii getting sca 90 that dairy
products are advancing and some owners
think of soon feeding bay 70 'hsir milk
COWS. The late stalt Of grsss Add the con-
tinued dry weather operated disast, ously IN
q valley oventocksd with cattle AMI oh cor
and In which la,g, area Is now under
fence. Our farmers sh ,uld give more at.
tsnt,oo co sowing timothy. which does
spesdidly throughout tho couatry, and thus
increase their grazing sdsAutsges aod the
quantity I'd quality Of hay.