The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-22
Local Bre v,tles.
!. x o'clock, Is on tim, again.

Go and see Mcwaie as Rip Van Wrinkle.
Montana Is being over-showed this season.
The spien Ill rain Wednesday did great
good to the crops.
The Office of DR. Hopkins, Dentist, Is now
| over Kleinschmidf's store.
Hauly An ly an | Richard Thrill on horse
hack, by the Mcwaie Company, Saturday
evening.
For RIA. ons stated, Mrs. John O'Neill offers
her excellent paying millinery business for
sale. See advertisement.
There win be twrnty-right bridges on the
Northern Pacific Railroad between Little
Blackfoot and Missouia-
Rip Van winkl- Matinee SATURDAY. after
noon There ,houll b, a crow Il house to
zee the vagabonl OF the Cat>kills.
The Rom. Mcwal, Company win play
Saturday afternoon and evening inSteal of
Friday evening. a. appeared in the po tiers.
The NEW NORTHWEST Acknowledges
kindly court,sies from the Miss pu,iaa IN con
nrction with the visit of our collecting agent
The famous Madison Square Company
played Hazel Rirke in Og len last night. 1t
would be something 10 remember If Montana
Z rwnS should have such a treat.
The Arlingtons hal the largest audience
yer as>embl II In ONcill's Theater, onp-half
more reserved seats than ever before having
been sold, AM staining room Icing at a
premiun.
Mr.. VI. Bien received this week large
took of furniture ia sets aud separate pieces
lounges, rocking chairs, mattresses, etc,
which he Is prepared 10 sell at prices a low
~ any one in the Territory.
Mayor al, of d lite, on Tuesday evening
lomin mated Jam, NJ Fish for CITY VI rshal.
rhe council ] .ctrd HIM TO 2. IL looks n
rhough the aid rim n should nominate the
marshal AMI let the IN lyor confirm.
II Is mentioned in many State papers that
he Comet ha iii appeared. II il still plainly
visible near the z NTH from the Montana oh
rrvafory. Perhaps, aS the correspondent of
the Globe Democra remarked. that Is because
- Montana il 20 close to the sky"
A letter to Mr.. j. 4. DiclSey from Mrs
tornforth, Of Silv-'r Star, lays that about !u-
~ 18th, Samu j Wright, an oil resident, was
fltally injured 10y IA kiln falling on him. He
ri from ) p. IN. until a IN n 'xt DIV fore
eScuel, IN died AZ p. IN. the same day.
The Fir.t National Bank of II lena, with
capital stock of >l0O,000, shows by its Ia
r.p,t that it h4, II ..r5.6l on I.po it, an
Ia, reserva of IN livii Il profit amounting
to sl106.6. This rtm.u u that one morn-
ing lat winict the d pn-It male exceeded
100000.
ia lgr Goodwin, ef the Salt Lake Tribune.
who i, an ardent a lmirl If fine horses, sp M
IN hour III Larabae Bros Willow Run
stables. while hr wa, here. aud in an article
ia his paper cite, til. took in them ~ highly
rrrditahIe 10 Montana, anl makes il the &C.
- lou 20 Civ the Utah folks lively shaking
Up on "th mtngy b uieS that make up the
majority of horses In Utah.
For several month. We have triel the cla'-
iticafion of Territorial item unler counties
MI accredited collectively. The system h;,>
u obi 'ctionable failures a VIII n alean-
ages. by holding daily exchanges until
publication day Ia summarize until latest
late, the IL M from them are frequently
| crowded ont altog thrr The multiplicity of
papers in Montana j. TOO much for that sys-
tenn. AMI we this week try another form, gem
eralizing the column and crediting the inn
poriant items.
The d.manl for laborers in Deer Lodge
largely exceeds the supply. Quite numhr
Of men couli find employment here ~ team
st,rs farm hand, laborers, etc, at fair wages.
We learn that there does not APPEAR to he
anywhere III Montana surplu, of labor. In
view of thu large immigration to the Terrific
ry this year, this IN, somewhat strange,
but the increase OF iniu, try, the survey and
construction Of railroads, and the larg area
nf lanl- being farmei or fenced explains II.
Wages for farming han IL, t.amst rs, etc
range from SO 10 $50 per month ani board.
The rafii Of Billy Grant wa, po fponed ~
Butte by Ne. Scott, although i7 OF th' a0
'ickrtS hal ben soli NJ. s. rrfi,nl Il every
loilar. II. hal sal before leaving here h"
would not raffi thu horse unless 1!l0 tickets
were sold. anl. although h. found here ON
his return ca h or,l r, for tickets TO the full
amount, H. Wa not advised NJ Butte an
postponed IL ~ h.. ha I said he would. Billy
Grant will b. riffi I on the sam terms n
then osed on the Ia day Of the Terri.
'orial Fair Mt H-tna. anl ~ parties some
times have choic" of nambrrs, NJ. S. now an
nouuces he j. prepared to sell tickets on an
after this date AMI that the raff1e will posi-
ifively take place.
Sanl Bar" who win be welcomed again
hy the readers Of the New NORTHWEST
this week, contributes n mo i letter concern
ing the Philip burg mines. He l. not only
thoroughly familiar with the resources of the
camp. hut ha pracfica knowledge Of mining
IN lit.rs. An know, how 10 write them mp
without wa te Of wo d.. Philipsburg i, W
believe, destined TO rank next to Butte In the
number, extent AMI proinct.veness Of IL.
mines, anl the dew tlopm 'nts in granite are
In licariv. of a psrman, ncy AMI reliability Of
loleS tl,at cannot be relied upon In limestone
formation. Sanl Bar" his done goo ser
vice for the camD in the pa I, AMI the will on
our part to publish, aud hi, TO write ur, Its
resources, Will, we tru.t, be snppl mented by
a III position on tn. part Of mine owners TO
funi, n him early and correct data.