The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-08
Local Brevitles.
The "bill sticker - il in town.

Inc Dill stlcker ~ In Town.
The Eastern coach now startg at D. m
! No excitement was exhibited in Dee
Lodge on the Fourth.
A little more ram would do good at thi
stage in the growth of crops.
Remember the sale of the Pemberton prop
erty July 14-next Thursday
The Fourth could not be enjoyed as Il
should be owing to the unwelcome news from
Washington.
The Butte daily Miner was enlarged on the
LIST inst to eight pages, making 1t the largest
daily in Montana.
Look out for the hay fever, you fellows
mat have suffered so much with spring fever,
as haying has begun.
Ii Is stated there Were 600 Or 600 people
present at the Warm Springs celebration, and
IL was grand success
Sheep shearng in the Blackfoot country
has been finished and the clip does. not av-
erage as good as last year.
The Butte Miner publishes the Declaration
OF Independence in its issue of July Sd. IL
has been published before.
Court in MiSsoua was adjourned last Sat
urday. There was only one trial to jury and
on that the jury disagreed
On Thursday, July 14th, the Rt. Rev. l.. r.
Brewer will hold service in the Good Tenn
lars Hall, Philipsburg, at o'clock p. m.
VIM Coleman & Co. wish to call public at
tcntion to the new goods in their several
II fliair l,Iv T.
paper.
We have been informed that new military
wire Is to be stretched from Bismarck to Fort
Buford, Fort Maginnis, and other points in
Montana.
* O'Clock is particularly bright this
week. The contribution would pass muster
anywhere, rhyme, rhythm and wit. wonder
who X O'Clock is?"
The editor of the NEW NoRrH.WRsr &C
obligations to a distinguished
of Deer Lodge for editorial favois
during ten days absence.
The Rt. Rev. L. r. Brewer, Bishop of Mon
lana, will officiate at st. James church, Deer
Lodge, on Sunday, July 10th, 1881, the hour
Of services being IL o'clock a. IN. and p. m
Kimberly Bros. will start their sawmill M
The crossing of Dog Creek, ten miles from
Deer Lodge next week, and will cut all kinds |
Of lumber, lath and shingles for this maj
Set. /
j. X. Mallory, of Warm Springs, adver- |
Used his Sheep for Sale " one week In the |
NEW NORTHWEST, and thinks it no use 70 |
continue his " al" in the paper, because one |
ssuc was sufficient TO sell the sheep.
John James and Thos. Peacock, whose |
reight teams arrived here from the new term |
nus on Monday evening, say that Melrose is
Iuite lively place, consisting of several /
torres, eating houses, Pacific hotel, saloons,
&c. Pretty good for a town only few
months located.
One of the most ENJOYABLE picnics ever
eld in this vicinity was that in the DIN
ark near town on the Fourth, in which
irge number of citizens participated. The
xodus TO Butte, Warm Springs, Rock Creek,
lew Chicago and the Olin Park almost de-
opulated the town.
Quite number of Deer Lodgers attended
ie Butte celebration. Mr.. Scott took up his
orses Billy G ant, Ranchero and st. Thorn
5, which were entered for the races In the |
lille dash Sorrel Mike won in the best time
yer made on the track-1:46t. In the 252
citing race Henry Dewitt drove Ranchero
nd won the race in field Of four, making
he last mile in 2:S3.
Lille Humber, a little three-year-old daugh-
n of Mr.. Robert Humber, of this place,
'me days since fell into the slough which
lbs through the yard of the Granville Stuart
-operty, and came near drowning. Timely
d, however, prevented the sad result which
ould inevitably have ensued, n the little
he was unable to withstand the force Of the |
'rrent, and hal drifted considerable dis
nee when rescued.
The Christian Sunday School held picnic |
Rock creek on the Fourth, which, we are
formed, was pleasant affair. Singing,
usic, etc, were inlulged in; the grounds
ere in fine condition, and-well we don't |
low about the loaves, but the people gener-
ly Invent for" the fishes, some two hundred |
which were donated through the com
ned generosity of several citizens, among I
hom were Nick Beery, Edwin ii. Irwin and
r. Baker. II