The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Is your Turkey ripe?

Is your turkey ripe?
Charley Bielenberg has bought Marchion's
meat market, and at present Is running both
shops.
The first of the steam sawmills ordered by
Junction and will be forwarded Immediately
to the line west of Missoula.
The Inter Mountain of Wednesday states
the Montana Netos has suspended publication,
the publishers believing the enterprise could
not be made to pay.
Mr.. John II. Williams has rented of Mr.
O'Bannon the residence on Fourth street.
built by DR.. Whitford, aud has removed to
town for the winter.
Social Ball will be given at the Scott
House Thanksgiving night Nov. "a, 1881, by
the young gentlemen Of Deer Lodge. A gen.
eral invitation is extended to all. Tickets,
$500. 644-2t
Mr. James b. McMasters, Assessor Of Deer
Lodge county, went to New Chicago on
Wednesday, and will return in day or two.
The assessment Of the county up to date is
S2,3S4,9T The supplementary lists will
probably increase it to 100000.
Mr.. N. Bielenburg proposes to build a resi-
dence next spring on the lot west of 4. 4.
Larabie's residence, the same having been
presented to his boy, Howard Bielenberg,
by the person after whom he was named.
The lot is 65xl3o feet and is in q very desira-
Bile locality.
A gentleman noted tor his modest virtues
who recently located in Deer Lodge is likely
to attain unsought prominence soon. He is
q distinguished expert on parlor skates, and
having several pairs of them here, we trust
the young ladies will give him no peace I'M
til he starts a class.
The following pupils in the Collegiate In
stitute, having received an average of 80 per
cent. I'm all studies for the month ending
November IL, are placed on the Roll of
Honor: Frank Bien, Lizzie Voolfolk, Mary
Napton, Mamie Humber, Forbis Irvine, Ag-
gle Irvine and May Irvine.
4. Girard owns a distinguished pair of dogs.
A fine spring fawn came down into the fields
opposite the Warm Springs store, Tuesday,
and the dogs gave chase. The fawn was
evidently bewildered, and the dogs finally
run IL down, and 1t was captured. Girard
says IL was as nice as spring chicken.
On Saturday last Mrs. Ephraim Thomas,
living some seven miles from Warm Springs,
was scrubing the floor and hal tub Of hot
water in use. Her little girl, two years old,
was playing around and fell backward into
the tub scalding her so that she died on Sum-
day evening. DIR. Mussigbrod was called on
Sunday, but the little sufferer was past help
The drawing Of the Grand Gift Enterprise
of Lion City real estate and cash prizes will
positively come off In Butte on Saturday,
November 10Th. The property embraced in
the scheme consists Of the best town proper
ty in Lion City, where are located the famed
mines Of the Hecla Company, which are at
present producing the very best Of paying re-
turns. 644-2t
Capt Fuller, Internal Revenue Collector,
who has been kept busy the past year or two
keeping up with the rapidly growing bust
ness in the Miles and GlendIve Country, Is
having new field to look after-the Thomp-
son River country, In Missoula county.
There are two or three thousand Northern
Pacific men crowding in that way, and the
revenue business Is becoming important.
The town at Thompson's river is named
weeksville.
An individual addicted TO excessive liba-
tons put up at the Scott House few nights
ago, and in the morning nipped flask Of
whiskey belonging to the house and took
good swig of IT. He didn't need the infor-
nation subsequently rendered TO him by
Clerk Egbeft that he had taken swallow of
coal oil, and rejected with scorn the sugges-
ton Of L. ID. Holland that he should swallow
. piece Of candle wick and light the end that
stuck out Of his mouth. He said he would
rather leave the - town.
The Utah & Northern surveying party, un-
der charge Of Mr.. @. +. FANS, encamped In
this vicinity the past two weeks, expect to
complete their work to-day and move. The
party consists Of @. r. Fahs, Asst. Engineer;
T. L. Benton, Trausitman; r. Hardie, Lev
eller; r. @. Leonard, Topographer; J. @.
Donahue, Rodman; J. Crumger, Head
Chain; 8. C. Clark, Rear Chain; L. r. Chase,
Purveyor; q. M. Pike and j. Daughcrfy,
Axemen; Geo. Lomks, Stake Marker; Ed
Roster, Rear Flag; A. Z. Watts, J. Marble
and Lou Walls, teamsters.