The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-02-18
Local Brevitles.
Court convenes next Tuesday.

Court convenes next Tuesday.
James X. Mallory has purchased the inter
est of Mr. Porter in the Lost Creek property,
recently advertised for sale.
Peter Lansing advertises his stock of boots
and shoes and mems furnishing goods Ut clos
ing out sale, regardless of cost.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians give no
tice of grand ball to be held at Philipsburg,
March 17-St Patrick's Day.
The Metropolitan saloon and club rooms
have been undergoing a complete renovation
and are again open to the public.
Mr.. Peter Just lectured to an audience Mt
at the Court House last Friday evening on
the subject heretofore announced
We tender our congratulations to our
friend of the Madisonian on his having been
reelected alderman of the third ward.
A Calico ball IL announced for this evening
at O'Neilrs Hall Go, and you may be able
to determine how your future wife looks In a
new calico dress.
The wyman Comedy Company opened In
the California Theatre On Monday with
"Yakie." Paul c. Blum's name appears rs
manager and lessee of the theatre.
The Commissioners meet next Thursday,
| February "a. All persons having claims
against Deer Lodge county are requested to
present them at this session of the Board.
The Sheridan Messenger has suspended pub
| LEGATION in Madison county and will shortly
be printed and known az the Dillon Tribune
| mt the now Terminus of the Utah and North
ern.
A large procession followed to the cemetery
on Wednesday the remains Of Stella May, the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Bonner,
who died ON Monday night. The parents
have the sympathy of all in their bereave'
nent.
A law passed the House on Wednesday last
"creating the Office of Attorney Gene
raj In the Territory, and also requiring the
Governor to nominate an Auditor, Treasurer
and Territorial Superintendent of Public In
struction this session of the Legislature"
The Madisonia, says that Mr.. Letter, late Of
Field, Letter & Co, Chicago, has extensive
mining interests in Madison county. Mr.
Letter is said to have a large amount Of
money, and in retiring from the firm says his
time is to be given to his mining interests.
Elsewhere will be found the dispatches sem
to and received from Butte when 1t was an
nounced that the Governor had signed House
Bill No g. They are sufficiently explanatory
"To give kingdom hath been thought
Greater and nobler done, andto lay down
Far more magnanimous than to assume"
George Jacques, of the Valley, left THU
week for the Judith country, where he ha
an interest in band of five thousand sheep
Mr.. Jacques had letter from that locaiit.
recently and says the country Is compare
lively free from snow and his sheep doini
WILL The loss has been inconsiderable thu
far.
To an Inquirer" we have to reply that W
are In ignorance ~ to the cause OF the ROW
dyism" exhibited Sunday last. Your CON
munication is doubtless correct, but your az
ouaintance with parties whom you name
should warrant you ininterviewing them pei
sonally and not attempt to air your grievat
ces through the columns of newspaper
While thinking you In the right and the ~
tons you complain of a. unmanly, 1t Is n
more than fair that you should make you
complaints in person and your grievances.