The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-03-25
Local Brevities.


3 during the summer months.
In II. issue ofthr 10Th the River Press con-
aimed ten pages and fifty columns.
Miles City has some very elderly people.
riev lived before the flood and are still hale
md hearty.
"Daisy Deane," noted character ut Hele- I
IA in the early days, died at Kansas City, |
No., on the 18th ult.
II IL rumored that Messrs Stark Il Brice
the building of hotel at fhii-
psburg this summer.
Josepb A. HYDE has been added TO the list
Of candidates in the new county. He aspires
TO the Treasurership.
Court has adjourned until the April term
a little over a weeks respite for judge, law
yers, jury and litigants.
wantad-To see Montana newspaper
which has not spoken Of the " trumped-up'
charge against Han 30, the Chinese preach
er.
Stanley & Co. Lave purchased the Butte
news stand of II. G. Kessler, and will keep
IL stocked with the latest publications ana
other articles in their line.
If broken bones constitute valid excuse
the editor of the NEW NoRTH-WEsT might
offer such a trife in extenuation for the scar
city of readable matter this week.
Leaders Cprinters will understand the term)
were scarce and a request was sent to a con
temporary asking loan of few. In response
about % pounds were sent. Thank YOU.
The Republican county convention OF Sill
yer Bow county will consist of 81 members.
The primaries were called for the oath andth
co,ntv convention will be held tomorrow.
Butte il tolerably well supplied with news
,aners In addition TO the Miner and Inter
Honntain, Mr.. Freeman publishes half doz-
on mr. so He celebrates his birthday next
Friday.
The Miner thinks the author of the "saze'
rae Living Club" cannot instruct the average
Deer Lodger Quite right. No one mere As
| hires TO the honor mentioned. we all prefer
| something approximating reliability.
An excellent opportunity is offered to pnr
chase an improved and stocked ranch' OF
town lois in Deer Lodge; owners are wanted
for estrays or persons are DESTROYS to recover
lost animals. Read the advertisements.
II would improve the appearance OF sever
| nj Of the steets and alleys of Deer Lodge u
have them cleaned. Why not, in the absence
of an incarceration, contribute small sun
each and have the filth now Astounding re
moved?
The Teachers Institute of Deer Lodge and
| Silver Row ceunties - in session at Butte
The papers of that place report the session ri
| interesting one, hut lack OF time prevents th
appearing in Il is issue even of asynopas
| the proceedings.
| Hollrnbeck & Dunkelberg have built
! Sbiurlr. saw and lath mill this winter OF
tbe head of Gritf Creek, about 20 miles iron
Deer Lodge and eight miles below Pioneer
The machinery was bought in Mt. Vernon
Ohio. and Is said to be first-class. The mill
running steadily.
There will be a meeting of the Deer Lodge
| Rod and Gun Club. on Monday next, Apr
4th. Important business is TO come before IN
| and full attendance of members IL urgrnti
requested. The meeting will be held at IN
Office of J. c. Robinson.
The store of VIM. Coleman & Co. Is under
going thorough overhauling. will be en-
laryed painted and otherwise improved
The Mace of business in the meantime Is d
rectlv opposite, the firm temporarily usin
Mr.. J. Steele's paint shop.
We request our friends TO hereafter pr'
sent their advertisements not later than Thur
dav noon. Hereafter those presented afte
fah n
three hours detention an account of negie'
on the part Of some one else IL not pieasih
feature of the printers life.
Mr.. Ed Cubbon, who has been with Stuart
Davis g. Co this winter near Fort Maginni'
returned this week. He saws the snowfa
was comparatively light In that region, an
hut few of the cattle died. Charley Kenyo
Ia about to take command ola governmen
train a. master Of transportation.
The Dillon Tribune says "72 mules will |
nlaced on the end of the Utah and Norther
Railroad track and used for grazing" W
are glad to hear this We have always spise
n mule, and 1t IL source OF profound gran
cation tn learn that the animals are OF use Il
grading. Like Scion Shingles father wi
. "ft into the revolution" we were 'woundi'
once.
nublication at Butte heretofore terrn'
the Frontier Lndex comes out this week as q
Inter Mountains Wonder how Its publish
; will arrange with men who are advertlsil
applications for patent. ETC., In the ma
which appear in the Inter MountainE sor
r excellent grounds for testing the legality
s,cb nublications are furnished by this ma
: ner Of proceeding. .s....
: A good Joke Is related on member Of
certain pleasure party. Becoming excit
ovar the effects Of warm bath he dress
!; himself carelessly. Returning to his frien
l. the discovery was made that the spiras
stead of the settings Of his shirt studs were
view II Is not meant to insinuate. howev
!; ,ba, the unm ,ntiouable gsrm mt hal be
turned In the dressing or undressing proce
. Wednesdays Independent contains . pre-
story of n duel in the Black Hills In viii
y Harry Norton was one OF the principals a
cama off vietorio II. We dislike to spoil
:. but having intimately known Norton u
y haen our pleasure to hear him tell just NJ
s,ories IN entertain friends. Norton was IN
ried when he went TO the Black Hills,
the entire narrative l. full of incongruitie'
! At a meeting Of the Board of Directors
- the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,h
10 in New York, February IL, 1881, r. M. N
In mort was elected General Agent of the La
q Department of the Eastern Division in pi
:. Of James b Power. All communicate
~ with reference to the land experimentation
ar hereafter be addressed to X. M. Newpc
Or General Land Agent N. p. r. R.. st. RI
vi MINI.
90 IL Is some what of qualification to kno
"a that we of Montana are having fine weaff
r. that our streets are dry and dusty, fishing !
III ties are in vogue, base ball, kite flying, n
bles and other pastimes for young
old Of every day occurrence. And then
feel sorry for the people Of those states VI
ed by snow storms once or twice week, ]
ticulars of which appear in the telegraT
ea reports.
he owing 10 an error in the County Gle
OK ONCE, a portion Of the annual statement
er not sent In with the rest Of the copy, and
omission remained unnoticed until the st
re- ment appearing on the fourth page had
or .a Ala from. troubling readers