The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-12
Local Brevltles.


Sutherlin Bros. expect to enlarge the Hus-
es by steam.
The bicycle roarcth on the board sidewalks
TO the anguish of sleepless babes. The street
is the place for vehicles.
Miss A. H. Hussey will arrive from Butte
to-day and read AZ 0'Neilrs Theatre on Sat
urday evening. August 18th,
Quite mum Der of aborigines, presumably
belonging TO Jocko Agency, passed through
town this week bound homeward.
The funeral Of Mrs. Michael McKivett,
which took placs at Deer Lodge, Monday,
was one of the largest ever seen In this
place. -r .fs#
We believe only four more of the sixty
days within which the French company
must consummate or forfeit the purchas. of
Mr.. A j. Davis Lexington mine remain.
The election OF school trustee for this dis
| trict TO succeed Mr.. j. q. Robinson, whose
4 term expires, will take place on the last Sat
| urday Of Angnst-two weeks from to-mor-
row.
Mr. r. S. Kelley brought up yesterday from
the Squaw Gulch Claim, piece Of re tort val
ued at 81 600, the result Of four weeks run of
the mine. 1t is paying handsomely this
year.
Messrs. Con. Kohrs and r. s. Kelley, adj
ministrators of John s. Pemberton, deceased
this week sold to s. T. Hauser, Esq, 200 feet
of the Parrot lode, at Butte, for handsome
sum.
A band of 1000 cattle belonging to the
Cochrane Company were driven through this
week, to Bow River, Canada. 1t IL said some
30 or 40 head were nired and smothered in
the Beaver dam, on Cottonwood.
Mr. Hull one of the contractors on the
Hell Gate, left with Is or 20 teams last week
under orders to report at Bedford, near RAJ
dersburg, and commence Northern Pacific
construction at that point.
Since "Wednesday il has been lawful to kill
all the wild deer, mountain sheep, elk and
antelope you can shoot, and on and after
Monday next you can kin grouse, prairie
chickens, etc, without terror Of the law.
Mr. Joseph Richards now has his planning
> mill in operation and is prepared to fill al
orders for dressed flooring, siding, mouldings
etc. The machinery works splendidly ane
his prices are down to the lowest figures.
A Catholic Church will be dedicated il
\ Boulder valley, August 2lst. The dedication
sermon will be delivered by FIR. Kellcher, o.
Virginia City. The church will be In the
parish of FIR. venneman, Of Helena FIR
DeRyckere has been invited to be present ri
the dedication. =.a b - aF.
! A horscman from the West purchases
~. a.. wiIlnu RIM Sind Farm
, few DAYS since a filly three months
old, sired by" Eclipse Golddust,' for the sun
of two hundred dollars This Is said to b.
one of the finest colts of the age ever seen il
Deer Lodge county.
The cry l. stiil for laborers. Notwithstano
ing the large Immigration this year there M
hundreds more men required for mechanic;
pursuits, mining, farming, herd,ng, etc. thai
can be had Doubtless, in a few months
when winter sets in. the supply will equi
the demand, Int nj pr sent the demand large
ly exceeds tha uppy. ,
In the Territorial items will be found mel
10 ton of the drowning Of Thos Mackenzie
n the He'll Gate River, July 2sth. His fathe
Kenneth Mckenzie, and two brothers of tn
-, deceased arrived here from Portage. Manit
p ba, to take charge Of the property, and, IL po
sible, ind his remains. Thomas Mckenzie wi
only % years Of age, had purchased the ca
tie In Washington Territory, and was driviu
IL them TO Bow River when he met his NJ
fate.
W. The aTapioca shot in Benton recently B
NC p. r. Starr, mate of the Red Cloud, seems
be the "Tappi who formerly lived here al
raj In Blackfoot His name is K. p. mot Robel
X. Ingersoll, and he has wound In the net
81 that IL dangerous yet. Starr, who IL report
to have been shooting Starr before, had
IN preliminary examination last Thursday al
10. was held to bail In $4,000. His counsel ha
he applied to the District Judge for reductit
of the amount. s#
mo- One of the finest and most compact COLI
.,e- tons of gold, silver and copper specimen
ar fossils, old coins, ETC., we have seen, IL II
of Joseph spooner. II Is now on exhibit
n at the McBurney House. Mr. Spooner, :
owner, desires to realize on the collect
and offers IL for sale at a low figure. To m
'e' one wishing a fine collection of ores,
riosities, etc, q rare opportunity is offer
rem II il a work of many years to get such G
nm lection together, and these have been ms
SAT- with great care and taste.
A' Mr.. Conrad Kohrs left Wednesday for
herds in Wyoming Territory, from which
Ma expects to drive and ship this season abb
hed 5000 head of beef cattle. These herds
"ii grazing south OF the Yellowstone from zoo
ger 800 miles from the shipping points on cit
the Union or Northern Pacific He has
'ers favorable propositions from both compan
vi and has not yet determined which road
ain will shin by Unless recalled by unexpec
lille events, Mr.. Kohs expects to be absent alb
r as nine months.
ny. There probably never before was 30 mi
old "junketing" in the hills and valleys OF NJ
Mr.. tana as recently and at present. Every cal
who has been invaded by berry hunters and ev
'ver stream skirmished by anglers. 1t is with
ling sorrow of nominal Christian we say 1t,
ling Il does seem rs If half our people go out
ed town Sundays. A gentleman from Hell
ting saws on Monday there were thirty citizens
the Capital camped along the Little Bla
the foot who had come out the latter part Of
, In week, and rather than break Sunday ira
ned ing home had stayed and-fshed. Ev'
by body seems to get plenty Of berries and fis
sec in fact, there have not been 80 many Il
hio, caught for years.
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