The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-02
NEW NoR'-wEsTERs.

false teeth.
Fargo Is to have frst-class brick opera
house, at a cost of $4,000.
The death rate of Paris rose so per cent.
this summer on account of the heat.
A mountain In Idaho has an internal ma
chine In Its inside.-N,Y Y. Com. Ado.
Samuel Ward says 1t Is genteel to eat game
of the small bone kind with your fingers.
The Philadelphia Times says there are 800
men in New York each worth $3,OOO,OOO or
more.
Ex-senator Thurman, who Is now In
Switzerland, will sail for this country Sep
tember 9th.
Work Is about to begin on the highest
house I'm Chicago. II will be ten stories
high with basement.
A turnip Is exhibited at Spokane Falls that
weighs nine pounds and measures twenty
three inches in circumference.
At last the Poncas are to live on their own
reservation, the Sioux Indians having given
them the land that white men withheld so
long. 'rc 'e.-.
The atesian well at Yankton, d. T.,
which is down 300 feet, struck blue shale
formation Tuesday night which is saturated
with petroleum.
Two Thousand hep-pickers will be needed
to secure the incoming hop crop of the Puy-
allup Valley. Picking will begin about the
1st of September.
At Coney Island the concerts recently have
concluded with q new national anthem by
Harrison Millard-" God Save Our President
from Every Harm"
The Congregationalists of Spokane Falls
are building church and have engaged to
place therein a 5000 organ, paying for the
same In installments.
The Chicago Inter Ocean doesn't believe
that Groves Internal machines will work,
and suggests that he be tied to q chair and
one placed under him.
Captain Paul Boynton is on his way to
Fort Benton whence he will start on a voy-
age down the Missouri river to St. Louis, a
distance of $3.50 miles.
1t is now discovered that " Billy the Kid "
killed only eleven men, and not twenty
seven. William was not Of such industrious
habits as at first reported.
Lake Winnipiseoeee, which is under con-
sideration as a possible source of water sup
ply for Boston, has an area of IT'S square
miles and an elevation of 472 feet.
The late Judge Cliford's law library Is
said TO be the finest In the United States,
and it Is reported that It has been left to his
three sons, all Of whom are lawyers.
An Indiana tax collector was caught In a
cyclone the other day and carried to no one
knows where, while no other person was
even made afraid. Things is workin'.
The only idle establishments in this coun-
try are the Government arsenals, and that's
lesson In two lines. When Uucle Sam Is
idle, his children are busy and content.
A Michigan man has applied for pension
on the ground of being troubled with anti
fat of the heart, brought on by exposure In
the late war;" Uncle Sam won't be apt to
anti oil that.
A Swedish professor says that the world
was over 10000, 900 years in forming, and
another 100000 In developing. That's
going to heap of trouble for such a world
as this.
VIM. ii. Vanderbilt's new house will
have doorstep twenty-five feet long, eight
inches thick and fifteen feet wide. The idea
was to give tramp standing room while
waiting for cold victuals.
Within the past six years Mr.. A. j. Drexel
bas had constructed on the lower part Of
Broad street, Philadelphia, 47l houses. He
has just made another extensive purchase of
land in that city, on which he will have
erected over 200 residences.
Samuel Putnam, MichIgander, jumped
off all Indiana railroad train running at forty
miles an hour, to pick up his hat. When
the train backed, Samuel got aboard with the
remark that he would settle with the COM
pany for the ten rods of fence he knocked
down.
Mr.. Gum Gun, son of Gun In China,
whose first Dame Is not known, committed
suicide in Boston the other day by taking an
overdose of opium. He gave as reason that
he wanted to 60 where there was no more
eatee, no more workee, no more since" So
that Gun went off.
There seems to be a fatality about "pet
places. Newstead has twice changed hands
since Lord Dyron's death. Rydal Mount has
been spoilt by careless tenants; Abbotts-
ford is being hawked about as " desirable
autumn residence" and Gad's Hill has been
sold and its contents dispersed.
The Boston Posi- says that the "orisinal :"
of "Uncle Tom" went to see 1t played on
the stage recently, and wept profusely
"Does IT bring back the memory Of old
times ?" they asked Of him. edo SORROWS
long forgotten come back to you aud make
your heart ache ?" "No," he said, {" It Amt
dat Use weepin' ober. But, gemmen, If you
beheld yo'selves portrayed as dat mis'able
idiot portrayed me, wouldn't you weepp"