The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-06-10
/ Local Brevilles.

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The Butte fire was on West Broadway OPP
pesite the school house.
The advertisement of property of the Penn
berton estate is crowded out this week will
appear next week ~
RIPE strawberries are plentiful-in Utah
and are sent up here to be cream-ated, IL you
will stand a remark OF that kind.
The Ricer Press Ii a daisy for press work.
We believe those boys would get good
print on the hairy side Of buffalo robe.
The dry weather which was playing havoc
with the farmers and herders came to an end
Sunday, when rainy weather set In and has
continued. Vegetation is now growing rap
idly.
Stanley & Co.. Deer Lodge and Butte, are
agen.s In Deer Lodge and Silver Bow eonn-
ties fof the Standard School Text Cooks,
adopted BY the Territory, and will have a
full supply in stock in a few days.
The Commissioners came to deadlock
Thursday on the question of appointing a
Sheriff and adjourned ill September with
out action, leaving Mr.. Strang in peaceabIe
possession. We will summarize the case
pe:.t week.
A party of soldiers started from Fort Mis-
soula on the 9Th inst. to repair the military
telegraph line from Fort Missoula TO Helena
If they do their duty properly we may ex-
pect the line to be in fiis.-class working order
for some time to come.
Our friend Hon. Jos. A. Browne is happy
He says: F" Another LILLE Stranger tn move
TO Deer Lodge with us. Number -Four IL a
boy. / hope Messfs. Richards & Tester viii,
sell brick cheap, as viii have to build a
lager house than had intended" Bring on
The boy the b.ick are all right.
IT will be well to look out for 81 and. GO bills
of the Dominion of Canada. The 81 from
No. l45 O0l to 10000, and the 50 bills rom
354 ,O01 to No. 500 600 were stolen from The OF
fee of the Receiver General and The govern
ment refuses to redeem them. Some of them
NAV find their way 10 his country.
Mr.. H. b. Caleee, assisted by Messrs w. H.
Parker and N Brooks, gave an exhibition ON
Tuesday evening at o'Neil''s Hall of Yellow
some Park scenery with the aid of the ozy-
hydrogen lantern. The exhibition was meri-
torious, and where the scenes ale n OF SO IA
D,iliar from frequent representations will
prove very popular. s. y.
On Monday evening Sheriff Strang and
Hank wildman were harnes sing the horse o.
the fo,me; to take drive. Strang was at the
hoses head near the Manager. The horse
turned suddenly to leave the stall. striking
Strang with his hip and throwing him against
pole running along the top Of the manager
The blow was not hard enough to even dis
color the skin, bnt it dislooated Mr.. Stiang's
hip Notwithstanding. No bones were bro
ken. Mr.. Michel set the joint aud few
days. quiet will put The Sheriff on his fee.
again. m@ E#e E Ha
The NEw NORTHWEST man gives himself
dead away when be recommends the De. OF
Free Press 30 get copy of the revised New
Testament with that portion of the decalogue
omitted which says you must not vell
wboppe.." Why, bless your Innocent soul,
Capn iae revised New Fes ameat doesn't
contain the decalogue. -hddisonian.
II the Madisonicn is iight we are incline
to blink we did put our .Jdux pas in IL. Wei,
we knew there was such hing, anyhow,
and iS The .eyisers have let It out it's
their fault and not ours. They ought to have
left well enough alone, and the Ten Com
mandments are good medicine in anv coun-
try. M.5-yasAS& .E.
The Montana New NORTH w est comes TO
MS in color this week that makes us incline
TO the belief that yellow dog must have fall
en- into the pulp In the process OF nanuiac-
turing the paper. But so long as Captain
Mills Il at the helm, litsle need its readers
care what the color of the paper may be. He
is a true Journalist, who accepts the situation
and IL equal TO any emergency.-Wdfa Wdaa
Statesman. , rE a..s.-ef .sg j
Halo, Frankl You can't resist saying a
good word when you have opportunity, can
your But " accepting the situation" In that
case was like Mark Twain's dog climbing the
tree in pursuit of rhe beaver: He was out OF
meat and had to climb 1t. You know.
One OF the Inconvenience to mothers in
this country has been in securing underwear
for children, aud all classes Of garments.
As result the catalogue houses OF New
York city, whom people would prefer noe to
patronize for obvious reasons, have built up
an enormous trade In that line in Montana,
Messrs. e. L. Boaner g. Co., as viii be SEED
by their advertisement, have come to the
front az usual asd propose to not only open a
complete stock OF these goods but to sell
them at the lowest catalogue prices. Ladies
can then select what they want, get garments
of proper size when wanted and save post
age, postal orders, perDlexity and-weil, la
dies don't use profanity when goods are lost
| in transit.
With the usual enterprise that chaaac-
terizes it, the NEW NORTHWEST In the first
paper In the world to introduce poetic CORE
spondeuce We thought Of employing Long.
fellow, but he is engaged by the Aaantic
Ben Butte. IL too much interested In the Al
bany fight; Lauier is fighting mosquitoes and
| writio an ode for the Worlds Fair at Bos.
ton; George Washington Ch'lds Is retained
| BY the Ledger and Jay Gould would be liable 10
mistake one of our checks y few millions aad
| slightly embarrass the paper, so"x O'CLOCK
accepted the call for Helena and this week
opens the new department. Several new
perfecting presses will be ordered to work of
our edition as soon as this feature becomes
sufficiently appreciated, but tho real object
OF this movement In not so much to make q
| fortuae as TO cultivate a taste for poetry
among our people. or course, IL you haveu'l
| the taste il caunot be cultivated but no one
however prosaic may be hls nature, can read
this correspondence, between the lines, with
out detecting purity Of style and realizing
that no bad impression has been made. The
subscription price remains unchanged.
4 esaz- ROLL OF HONOR. Ee4
Cash Department. New Northwest.