The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-03-04
Local Brevities.

Our steets are fast drying and will soon Do
dusty.
Farmers have been blowing in the Valley
for several days.
Lovers of reading will find supply OF
choice books at the Post-Ofice Store.
EN-. j., Dillon: We do not know OF any
horses for sale in the vicinity Of Deer Lodge.
Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and mini
mum-have been put up at the signal ONCE
here.
The roads in the valley are In very bad con-
dition. The eastern coach due on Tuesday
did not arrive until a. m. "Wednesday.
A breakdown occurred in the Overland
ward on Wednesday morning, and outgoing
Messengers were treated to q ride on dead |
axe.
Isn't II about time some on said something |
about March coming in like a lamb, or has
everybody heard enough about sheep this
winter?
PA Largely offers reward OF $500 for the
arrest and conviction of the party, or par
ties who cut the wires Of the Central line on
the 18th ult.
w. l.. Hartley arrived from the valley
Wednesday evening at a late hour to procure
medical services for the five weeks old ehiia
of John Fifer, which is quite i'll.
AJ.Dusseau will remain in Deer Lodge one
week longer to finish the work promised. Ii
YOU wish Photographs do not delay, as 1t Is
the last chance you will have until late next
fall.
fprxn fa large
portion of his stock advertised for SAFE III
auction. Large crowds were present during
the sales and fair prices obtained for all gooas
disposed Of.
| Kinna. Jack g. Co.'S store at Glendale was
broken into few nights since and slo anu
some razors stolen. An entrance was gained
by breaking a window in the rear OF the
huilding. The loss will be about $50.
The wymans' have made a strike In Can
fornia. The Chronicle of the 10th says In IL
amusement notes a. house crowded tothe
doors attended the German performance DC
the California Theatre Sunday night.
Hilarious hoodlums were on the rampage
In the wee sma' hours of "Wednesday About
Sam. a six-shooter was brought into pay
six shots fred but no one damaged py the
discharge. 1t il about time some OF the ioiks
drop on themselves"
Mr.. Hugh Kirkendall got back this week
from his trip TO Missoula, whittier ne hau
tram ported the government sawmlii. his
teams are now on the road up from the lower
valley loaded with lard, bacon and grain for
f. l.. Bonner & Go.
Nv the provisions of III B 6, the County
Commissioners of Deer Lodge ana silver
Bow Counties shall meet at the court mouse
i'm the town of Deer Lodge, on the first Mon
day in March, to adjust the Indebtedness be-
tween said COMMITTEES. The first Monday In
March occurs on the 7th inst.
: Rev. DIR. L. b. Voolfolk has consented te
: serve the church In Danville, and has beer
: enthusiastically welcomed by the church and
r community. Danville is the Presbyterian ed
ucational centre of Kentucky, and the Bap
, lists are to be congratulated in having such 1
: man to represent them in that CITY,.
Examiner and Chronicle.
A business gentleman OF Deer Lodge Is ap
. ssnt-minded mt times. few days since III
, went to his dinner at the McBurney House
but before entering the dining room took OF
, his coat and was about to hang 1t on the ha
, rack, when his attention was called TO TIT
fact that 1t wa, possibly his hat that he In
tended to remove before eating.
Lent began on the od inst, Ash Wednes
day. and services were held IN ST. Jane
Church. Mr. Hutchings, rector, will deiive
: a lecture each Friday evening, with the ex
n c.ption of tonight, hereafter. No particula
u 1 4 haau eh0
!. eudeayor 10 make his lectures instructive
= All are invrteL to attend the discourses.
For officers for the new County there la
been announced for Clerk and Recorder
w. w. Chapman; for Probate Judge, 9.
>. Irvine; for Sheriff, Lou p. Smith and j. NJ
y yenabIe: for Treasurer, ID. j. WEIGH. Sever
nj formidable dark horses for different once
:, are mentioned, but may be waiting Tor tn
:, man in the gallery at the nominatn
!. | conventions.
/ In the Inder of Sunday last appears cor
n tribution supposed 10 be from working
!. man. We are sadly mistaken If the lettt
r. was written outside of the Index office W
~ do not believe there il a workingman !
a Vaudeville but who has more sense than
% write such an article. 1t il simply repef
ID ton of the salutatory Of hat colossus
r. Journalism, the Atlantis.
ri Spotted Eagle, one Of the chiefs OF On
G. Sioux, attended divine servine last sunda
ID and expressed himself much pleased with u
ne benediction. After service Spotted Eag
II remained to express his appreciation TO th
N Rev. Austin and desired that he learn Il
ID Sioux language and come up to the siou
o, camp and tell them of Jacob, Joseph and u
~ Hebrew children-Y YELLOWSTONE journal
b. The following patents for mineral lar
re have been received at the Helena Land
~ fice:
~ Montana Company, upon the Alta Califo
u mia lode and mill site.
e Montana Company, for the smelling worl
- mill site.
or VIM Chumasero ct al, upon the Miners
=. Deposit lode.
u. James A. MURRAY ct al, upon the Beliol
lode.
John Downs ct al, upon the Midnig
a, lode.
From Superintendent Hardenbrook
learn that the Teachers Institute Will
=, held in Butte. This has heretofore been 9
~ | t.rmined, but after division Of the Coun
we replied to query in our columns L
- week i'm manner which might be constru
i an hostile to such meeting Education
ii, confined to no locality, and Deer Loa
!, county having heretofore had reason to
~ proud of the meeting of teachers for int
~ change OF thoughts and ideas by which
=. were benefited, may still take pride In =
IL meetings. Neither OF the two counties 81
- n,ov = large number of teachers, and DO
i, might have meeting, but TO act In conc'
~ will certainly be more beneficial.
,..,r..,,, ~ school Funds,