The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Opera Company did not arrive in time |
TO show last night.
Next Monday night the Jay Rial Company
will present Uncle Toms Cabin at O'Neilrs
Theatre.
One of our most corpulent citizens contem-
plated crawling into Walkers bake oven this
week TO cool of.
1Ol degrees in the shade Thursday by OIL
cial thermometer; by other thermometers from
1O5 degrees upwards.
The names of several good men will be
founnd this week in the Department entitled
Political Announcements"
Alterations in the McBurney House having
assumed greater and better scope, compile
ton is deferred until Saturday.
The Hope Mining Company, Philipsburg,
sends east every week from 5000 to $4,000
Of silver in bars running from 992 to $50 fine
The Jay Rial Troupe play Uncle Toms
Cabin better than any other travelling. The
representation is realistic, thrilling, and per-
feet
A telegram from Operator Young at Fort
Missoula, Thursday, says: Sweltering hot
down here: Monday, 1882; Tuesday, lO2';
Wednesday, lOi' in the shade.
Allison's Photograph Car is located north
oCCourt House Square. Mr.. A. was in charge OF
Trains Gallery, Helena, for some time and is |
an expert artist Give him a call
Mr.. Nelson Bennett has pure haSed Judge |
Galbraith's residence and will move in with |
his family September 10th. Judge G. ispush-
ing work on his new brick residence.
We regret to learn that Mr.. John Jeffries,
one of the most competent guards that has
ever been in the Penitentiary, is about to re-
sign and engage in other business in Helena.
The case of Elisha Reed now serving out
| a term IN the Penitentiary for the murder OF
Eugene Garland, has been appealed to the
| Supreme Court an | the transcript is now be-
| in made out
| We were shown this week by DR.. Owings
some fine stools of wheat and oats from John
III. Williams ranch, the wheat being over
four and the oats over six feet high and very
| nicely headed out.
The New NORTHWEST recently received
| n large invoice Of Job Stock of first quality,
and fine assortment of new styles of job
TYNE. We do work reasonably and well.
| Bring in your orders.
y.B. McQuestion, ''the old man." is the
first Republican candidate to announce him.
self in the field and he wants TO be Assessor
There is no man in the county worthier OF
preferment and none who has more friends.
The Yellowstone Journal is well edited. Its
paragraphs have vim and vigor without vic
iousuess: SAP snap and incisIveness without
malice, and are boiled down, skinned and
strained till they are the pure essence OF good
journalism.
IL is stated that as n consequence OF the
town site titles troubles in Butte the brick
wards have already suspended manufacture.
1t is believed building operations there this
: SIMMER will be confined TO the structures
now commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hartz were released
l from jail last Friday. The sale recently
made of their ranch Is "off," and 1t is doubt
> ful II they will now sell it. Mr.. Nick Bielen'
berg had contemplated erecting n fine resi-
D dence there If title could be obtained.
= We have had but little lightning this sum
D mer until last Saturday and Sunday, when il
G Turned loo Sc several times in several direc
l. heavens artillery was like a dozen parks o.
e well-served artillery. Everybody favoraoi1
v impressed aud no damages.
= Prof. Hagen thinks the chances for flowing
n artesian wells in this country are not goou
d and they are beside very expensive. he De
T. lieves, however, that considerable volumes
,, water could be brought to the surface d!
T. opening out the springs that are indicate'
In so many places along the mountains ant
2 foothills.
rs The heaviest and best sustained rains re
l. membered in the valley ut this season fe
Or Saturday and Sunday. The grain crops ar
r assured now unless destroyed by hai.
he some portions of the valley-on the we'
be side from Race Track to the head-there wa
ar considerable hail Sunday, but the damae
ne was not great, the grain not being rip
So enough to shell.
ID The Deer Lodge Silver Cornet Band b;
~ employed Mr. George s. Kreamer, OF hans'
NC City, Mo-, as instructor and he Is expected
'u arrive here on Saturday of next week. NJ
- Kreamer is repused an accomplished and e.
'e' perienced musician, playing each instrume'
In full band, and a successful instructo
train arriving at Deer Lodge musical we
,at come.
We are authorized by the owners of q
West Deer Lodge town site to say that
N. mineral patent or application therefor,
:, mineral claim or location, clouds their pro
ve erty. and that, when the lots are put on q
a.. market. "a they will be In few days, pt
=, cbasers can read their titles clear to SUI
ro mansions as they may erect, and they, the
the heirs and assigns, forever dwell in und
q, turbed and blissful possession.
or We take pleasure III calling attention to
ler- card OF Judge +. r. Bill in this issue W
,se. proposes to supply long felt want in q
,ar- community, by establishing central ON
rich where persons wishing TO rent, sell or p
ear, chase property, etc, may obtain the desii
elk, information with the least possible trou
.ep, and loss of time. Judge Bill is an old
lor, well known resident of this county, and
ned bespeak for him that success which his "
han ture deserves.
are Five families, those of T. G. Davis, G.
the williams, j. w. Williams, Frank Fl. Alb
pee and George Albee, wives, sons, and dau
ana ters, arrived by teams from LlonViIie' 10
iuso a few days ago, having ieit 'heto '.y =
this They are industrious, thrifty, well to do
oses pie and have located here, the first three b
and ing leased the ranches of Mr.. Peter Vail
in for three years. The Messrs. Albee are
800. ootiating for other farms. These are
kind of people that are now coming to
taua and the more of them the better.
CUR We publish in this issue the prospectus
.r"o- st. Marys Academy, Deer Lodge, In wi
peer school Is TO commence September 4tb
s'o'- building is completed and the accomodat
Fan for pupil most excellent. The Sisters
Foao. will conduct the school are expected to
es u rive about the Goth inst, and all preparat
''n will be complete in time to reoeive pupii
eagre So. -, rrosnerous school. and
that -. ss.;,;,,os ~ ra,,road travel which
- ae' town win have. ii will begin rs the mos
nee ~...kh,a In th~ Tarriforv We advise all