The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-09-10

IA other passengers, left the Terminus for
Helena on one Of Gilmer, Salisbury q Co.'s
spiandid new, coaches. Among the passen-
gers we're two brave English ladies-Mrs.
Bennett and Mrs. Eva-coming to join
their husbands at st. Louis guich In Jeffer-
son county. They brought two interesting
and beAutiful little girls-...with them. As
We passed Red Rock the eldest, . five-year
old little beauty, with pure Anglo.Saxon
features, deep blue eyes and faxen hair,
called attention to!the wonderful red rocks
OF the mountain point, which are really
beautiful. told her that everybody who
had ever come to Montana had to pass
these rocks, and that ever after that their
cheeks would be red and the color could
not be washed off. She would see all OF
the people of Montana had red faces and
this was the place where they got them.
She was rather. pale from fatigue, having
come from Lands End without stopping
on the way. Before noon the wind and
sun had given her cheeks color. When
her mother WISHED her face for dinner she
said : !" Mamma, my face 10 red do wash
it off," But the color would not come of,
nor has it yet. She said =" Mamma, I be-
lieve that man told the truth" y. s..,,
GOOD STAGING.
Although our coach was heavily loaded
and very much crowded, We made the trip
from the Terminus to Hslena--l70 miles
in just 36 hours. The driving was superb.
From Boulder City to Helena six horses
were put In the team. Capt. Howell, Cen
eral Superintendent, and johnny Davis, the
division agent, and three passengers joined
US here and came ON to Helena. The last
ten miles were driven in inst one hour and
fifteen minutes. With the heavy load on
board, this was as good driving AZ ever the
Overland made in early days. The right
inen are running the line. and as soon as
the Terminus Ia moved below Watson the
1875 miles to Helena will be made in "a
hours. s@b#+ isng7a"@ @&s T# E39tl
TERMINUS SUBSCRIBERS. ,r ssar
| The following are the names of the bus
| mess men Mt the Terminus who are taking
| the New NORTH WEST @t5i
b. +. White, general forwarding and
| commission merchant and manufacturer oil
| Oneida salt. . .-.-, .r,..,.z .ag..sr
John w. Lowell, dealer i'm Fish wagons
| and all kinds OF agricultural Implements
| l.. j. Ruth, agent Of Geo. A Lowe, deal
| or in Schuttlsr wagons and agricultural i'm.
plements. -t..s-ts.c~ 81 a7sv
Seebree, Ferris g. Holt. Balm wagons,
agricultural implements, large stock OF
| geneu al merchandise and banking for the
| Terminus. Their business liz large. e "a
| Leonard .Eliel, a heavy dealer in dry
| goods, clothing. drugs and liquors. VIII
be strong competitor at the new Termi.
nus for our merchants. St@@ti I'd" = M"
| Charles Scbiessin ger, extensive dealer in
clothing, groceries and liquors e.er.t--sts. i. {
G. L. Thomson, formerly of Helena, deal
er in California fruits and groceries-brings
them by the car load. II - 3"''+"'-" i+-- .
w. M. Rank, agent Northwestern For
warding Company ;,does large business,
Pat O'Neili, proprietor CorInne House
House on wheels and good table and beds
| First-class wit on tap. asian +' .'
Chss. IS +. Hawkes., proprietor Valley
House. A neat and comfortable hotel.
Bristol s. Hawlsy, proprietors Of the
Mountain House entered fiom platform
of depot always full; good house. @s.-
l.. b. Madison. dealer in Mitchell wag-
ons aud agricultural Implements. TOOK
house. ~-.r, ........ ..,..s
w. 4. Hoigman, general saddIery, har
ness and repairing. '.. So
j. @. Orem, blacksmithing aud wagon
repairing. Con Orem, of the olden time,
who all old Montanians know, is bringing
the cars and civilization back with him. 4
4 gentleman all over. +S@" ss l'@a<.'s
/ Mrs L. Kupfer, jeweler and dealer il
improved guns, ammunition plated ware
/ &c. Has nice stock and ~ q worthy lady
A. B. Hitler, telegrapher for road.
l. ID. I'll. Latham, saloon and varieties.
w M. Kelly, saloon and billiard hall. =
4 J. A. Buford, feed and sale sable. sa
IA. White s. Co., feed and sale stable
Rock Nelson, saloon.
Demars 81 Reece, saloon billiards and
teu-pins. We 't += re &.r
Col. washington Dunn. general superin.
tendent of construction, Utah d Northern
r. r.. ,., -.
Capt. Hulaniski, general passenger ant
freight agent. 4-~a& @uag re atss- ~
John T. Fsllon, agent Giluer, Salisbur!
81 Co. ..s......-- .,,-.s *.~s,<
Bascom 8 Wright, butchers. w. q
| Wright, an old-timer Of Fort Benton, Il
coming with the cars. NJ He says Mootans
with railroads is the best country In tbs
world. " .s.ra..s .se .gs.~1si r.,s-, r -,
/ Ft RAILROAD BUSINESS.
At the close OF the seasonal am promised
tho Imports and exports, tonnage classified
L give imports to Sept. LIST, without classi
dcation, ~ very nearly correct: -a.. ,,sr
| POUNDS.
81 r. White, agent. II, 393, 50
W. nj. Rank, agent North western -4.@
4 Forwarding Co.. .... O. Geo. 90
J. B. Meredith, agent Of Walker .8'.st
4 Bros, Salt Lake, machinery,
salt. &C., for Alice mill 500. 1000, 00
Total. 18, 800, 80
Or over 1900 tons. w. II. WRESTLER.
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