The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-12-02

Rev. Father Kelleher, of Virginia City
preached in the Catholic Church of Dee
Lodge last Sunday morning, a large cougrt
CATION being present.
Bass Brothers, of the Bitter Root Valley
brought up some very excellent currant win
this week, which makes fair drink for thos
who don't like strong liquors.
Contrary to general report work on tn
| Utah & Northern will not cease on the com
pletion of the track to Butte. Work will b.
continued toward Deer Lodge.
Go and examine the light running New
| Home sewing machine at the City Hotel
Main street. Gi7 St
Coach time changed again yesterday. TIL,
coach for =. b. j. and Butte will hereafte
leave Deer Lodge at o a. III. and the coacl
for this place will leave Butte at 1880 a. IN.
Geo. d. Peters the energetic and accommo
dating host at "the Crossing" is building adj
ditional barns and viii be prepared soon &c
accommodate all of his numerous patrons.
Wilson and Casey opened the old Cosmo
rolitan saloon-formerly Sinks & Rowles,-
on last Monday TO crowded business and
will keep in stock the finest liquors and
segars.
A number of gentlemen and ladies of Deer
Lodge have in contemplation dramatic en-.
tertaiument TO he given 70; the benefit of the
Collegiate Institute. The play will not be
ready before the middle of next month.
The largest stock of sewing machines ever
\. II. 4
Hotel. C.7 It
Catching's saw mill, with a capacity of 20.
900 feet per day, passed through town this
week under contract with Il. L. Bonner &
Co. 10 saw on their Northern Pacific contract.
1t will be located near Missoula this winter.
The Northern Pacific Railroad seems to be
developing more and more energy. 1t looks
now that contractors who thought they had
already made ample arrangements for 1882
will be called on for fufillment even earlier
than they anticipated.
No home perfectly happy without n light
running New Home sewing machine. Ga. 81
There will be no change at present In the
arrival ahd departure Of MiSsoula coaches.
The stage company will continue the present
schedule, but in case of failure TO get
through on the expedited time wilfnot be
subject TO fine therefor.
A portion of the machinery for the Mullan
Pass tunnel was taken through town this
week by Normandiu's train and other teams
have gone to load. The teams sent ever with
supplies by L. l.. Bonner & Co made the
trip better than anticipated and are loading
again.
Home sewing machine are at your door.
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Adyices are received here that Charles
Wunderlich, at whose place, Divide, small
pox first appeared and where it was con-
tracted by the Mannings while visiting, died
at go p. IN. Tuesday. The trains do not stop
there now, but a messenger informed the
conductor and sent word to Mr.. w s son who
is at s. B. j.
Washington dispatch of Tuesday saws the
following business was transacted in the Su-
preme Court: Nos. 100 and 1Ol, Robert w.
Donaell ct al. and Peter Walton ct al VS.. Al
mira II. Curtis, appeal from and in error to
Supreme Court of Montana Judgment is
now 81 900, and the decree in No 101 is af-
firmed with costs.
Home! Home Sweet, Sweet Home there
is none can equal the light running New
Home" G.. Be
The battle of Austerlitz took place seven
ty-six years ago to-day, the contestants being
the allied forces of Austria aud Russia under
the Car and the French under Napoleon.
The victory was won by Napoleon, the allies
losing thirty thousand men in killed wounded
and captured The victory gave to Napoleon
the control of large portion of central
Europe.
The dance at the Scott House Thanksgiving
night was attended by about thirty couples
and the whole evening passed merrily. All
present expressed themselves delighted with
would soon give another party. The refresh
ments served from eleven to twelve o'clock
were of the finest quality nd.prepared in
most artistic manner. The patty broke up at
three o'clock in the morning.
We hear that Mr.. Roderick Mckenzie.
for the Kimmerly Brothers on
Gimlet creek, tributary of Six-Mile, had
quite battle with mountain lion few
days since. The old gentleman had nothing
except his cane TO fight with, but al er o half
hours struggle he succeeded in killing the
savage creature. The lion measured seven
feet one inch from tip 10 tip and its front
claws were seven inches across. 1t was a
Advices having been received here that
smallpox prevailed In the Chinese quarter
u Butte, inquiry was instituted and 1t was
found incorrect There we're but four cases
In Butte up to Wednesday, aud they in
house on east Park street, near the
where they developed from case
coming from the south. III seems to be well
that there have been nine cases
at Divide. The only fatalities reported are
Mr.. wnnderlich and Miss Manning.
A young lady of Deer Lodge is SO much
alarmed about the smallpox that she has
at the front door to keep all callers
1t bay until they are willing to make oath on
. music book that tnev have not been within
forty miles of case OF small pox in the past
twenty years. As the damsel IN quite popu-
lar with the gentlemen, the dog Is in . state
Of constant vocal eruption, and the neigi-
bors begin TO think that he is worse than the
disease and threaten to vaccinate him with
a shotgun.
We devote considerable space this week to
smallpox items. Forewarned 1. forearmed.
ii better than cure. A great deal
depends upon precautionary measures anu IL
Montana thereby escapes pestilence 80 much
the better. The recognized efficient precau-
ton Is vaccination and II Is the duty Of every
one TO exercise 1t. A good vaccination IA
JUST as sure preventive A. to have had the
and no ono Is cxcusabIe for neg
Letting 1t. II you do get the smallpox put
yourself under care Of 9 skillful physician,
meet II ~ you yoald > physical foe you felt
confident Of conqurring, Do NOT eef scared,
keep up spirits, follow the advice of your
doctor and Ct veil