The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-17
Local Brevities.
How do you like our ticket

How do you like our ticket ?
We have no attempted Jail break'to re-
cord this week.
The Grand Lodge Of A. r. & A. NJ. met
ut Boze uan yesterday.
Ward & Dunn have at the Mammoth
Stables fine hexrse recently brought here
from the east.
A rather animated discussion wa, in
dulged In few evenings ago Jesuit, IS
end costs each.
There Ia as much scarcity Of desirable
dwelling houses in Deer LIZ dye ms th BRO il
demand for town lots.
A much-needed imprc vcment In the
bridge now being built across the bran b Of
Cottonwood creek on tho road to We 4 Dee.
Lodge.
There have been largo number Of visi
tors In town during the past week, called
here to at,esd Court or en- route home from
the Fair.
Mr.. Phil. z. Evaus will moSo his ba I'd
OF heep to the Big Hole Valley at viii ID
place they will be IN charge OF sens, Nat.
and Edwards.
Twenty thousand pounds more new goods
to arrive to-day at Kleinse huidt IL Co.'s,
including Dry Good Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, etc.
Our thanks are du, Mr.. Lew Coleman
for report Of the proceedings Of the Re-
publican county convention, held at Phi
lipsburg on the 10th.
Attention. In direct I'd to the advertise
ment of U. 8. Marshal Botkiu inviting pro-
posals for the furnishing OF supplies to the
Pen itentiary at this place.
Owing to unavoidable delays no cases
hsve come be ore the court ~ yet. The
calendar 10 republisbed this week. The
trial of Annie Nortbcutt will be commenced
this morning.
The private schoo unde charge Of Elder
Mountjoy open d on Monday last in the old
Methodist Church building. The school
will be conducted In the College building
after Monday next.
Me, srs. Hyde & Walker have disposed Of
their band Of sheep Mr.. John Nap'on Of
Ii wer Deer Lodge Valley busing pc =
ton while Mr.. Pool from the Judith
couot,y bee ,me purch ser Of the rest.
Charley Bielenbeeg's promising three
year old colt, Bonesstter," died on Tues
day morning of inflammation Of the lungs.
Charley would have z ven half dozen
he rses out Of his band rather than have
lost his favorite.
Some diminutive no SEES Brought here
last splipg by Messrs Con Kohrs aud A.
II oepfo.r have been kept on Nevada creek
for some months. On Tuesday thrse-year
old stallion, after having been in service all
summer. turned the scales at 1880 pounds.
John Mcguire, 1.-The popula monoiogus
artist, adyertises to appear In Deer Lodge,
at o'Neill's Theatre, ON Sstur lay and Moo
day evenings next. Those Of us who wera
here FIVE years ago remember him as
splendid Artist and excellent gentlem An rs
we'll.
Mr.. J. ii. Post, whose arrival here from
York, Neb- we mentioned some weeks
sint Q, has opened drug store next door to
Doune'', Clark & Larabie's bank on Main
street. Mr.. Post has al 70 in stock me
nice jewelry and intends carrying a COM
plete stock.
Jno. Kounzleman, sentenced from Beaver
head county t (, one yea g Imprisonment In
the Penitentiary for branding cattle illegal
", died on Wednesday evening Of dropsy
Of the heart. His death has been expected
for several days. He hal served three
months Of his tune.
Mr.. Phil e. Evans re: urned this week
from the Big Hole river, whore no has been
for some week, engaged in putting up hay
on recent location in that valley. His
band of sheep will shortly DO moved 10 his
new ranch, Il Gated about midway between
French gulch and the Big Hole battle
ground. The country has 20 I'd appear
anoe and pronounced by M. Z. to have the
finest hay ranches BIO has seen. Several
anches have been taken up In the i'm me-
diate vicinity and the snow fall is light
enough during the winter month to insur'
It's becoming celebrated - one Of the bes
of Montana valleys for stocf-r using.