The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Il @oSnL 0NGN LEO.
| Work on the school house addition is pro
crossing rapidly.
The young folks win have social dance
at O'Neill's hall this evening.
Mr.. j. r. strauhal is occupying his new
brick building on College hill.
Will williams' handsome residence on
Kentucky avenue Is approaching compile
| ton.
Pretty warm Tuesday-99' in the shade by
ported.
Bv. M. D. Hortenberry, Of the NJ. Z
Church, South, will preach at that church
building next Sunday evening.
Judge Bill desires to build tut Is deferred
by inability TO get complete title TO his fine
residence lots recently purchased.
John Caplice says A. j. England, of Mis-.
soula, showed him this week 200 acres OF
wheat and 100 acres Of oats as fine as the eye
| could wish 10 see.
John Hickey this week sold to Messrs.
George Cockrell, Thos. Aspling AMI r. &.
Kelley, three-fourths of the Queen lode,
Buena Vista district.
Gus Zosel should soon be the best cornrt
player in Montana. He received this week
a $50 silver cornet, French make, as fine an
instrument as Is made.
The prospectus of St. Mary's Academy,
Deer Lodge, will be published next week.
The Sisters to have charge are expected to
arrive about August Goth.
The, West Side Racing Association will
have its fall meeting at Butte. August 10th,
18th and 18th. IL Is expected some Deer
Lodge horses will be on the track.
Thos. McTague, the present efficient Under
Sheriff, hangs his banner on the wall this
week AZ candidate for sheriff, before the
Democratic convention. Tommy has lots Of
friends.
The man who had small pox, near Bould r
Hot Springs. died on Moniay, His name
was Charles Horpstedler. Another case de-
veloped at VAUDEVILLE Tuesday and was sent
TO the pest house.
Sheriff Strang and Under Sheriff McTague
had a busy dav Wednesday yanking into Jail
Too much whisky and too little sense were
the principal causes.
The following Postoffices in Montana were
established as Money Order Offices by tn"
Postoffice Department July 26th: Dillon
Fort Assinaboine, Glendive, Sheridan and
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. w. H. Wil,on, of Flint Creek valley,
says crops are fairly good there. IL is rather
remarkable that the wheat Is generally very
tall and the oats generally very short. Both,
however, are heading out we'll.
West Deer Lodge is elegant building
ground. The exposure IL east and south. and
IL will soon be- the most desirable residence
part of the village. A look from the bench
south Of Battertons will convince any one of
these facts.
The Butte papers state that bowel COM
plants are prevalent among the children
there. The hot days and cold nights account
for this 10 a great extent. Parents should
exercise unusual care in the diet Of children
during this month.
Phil z. Evans, Deer Lodge, has forty acres
Of wheat which he thinks will yield sixty
five and seventy bushels per acre. If WE do
not have hail in the next two weeks there
will be some splendid crops harvested in
Deer Lodge valley.
Rev. w. B. Reed, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church. Helena. and editor Of the Rocky
Mountain Presbyterian, held services In Pres
hyterian church, Deer Lodge, last Sun Law.
and will preach at the same place morning
and evening next Sunday.
Twenty families are looking for rentable
buildings In Deer Lodge NJ present and half
dozen men will probably build before fall.
Ed II. Irvine will have, when completed, the
best residence in Montana. and Nick Bielen-
berg Is just aching 10 beat 1t.
We will soon have amusemants enough
and Of probably better STANDARD than here
tofore. The Jay Rial Uncle Toms Cabin
Company; thu Jubilee Singers, AMI the Bos.
ton Comic Op.ra Company, are all moving
on TO the old Montana towns.
Mr.. Robert Fenner was in town day or
two tins week, going to work on his lode, the
Lo Lo Chief, situated on Lo Lo Fork. about
twenty live miles from Missoula. He ex-
poets to work force on IL for the next three
months and thinks il a very promising prop
erty.
Several suits have been recently brought In
Butte for surface rights TO the Smoke House
an other leads. 1t Is presumed these suits
are merely entered 10 keep them alive ~ the
Limitation law would soon run against them.
The alleged surface rights cover the bulk of
the Butte town site.
Mr.. Robert Dunn. who was SO severely in
jured by the explosion at Beaver Hill few
weeks ago, died at the Sisters Hospital in
MiSsoula last Monday evening. He was en-
tirely blind and hal suffered greatly before
his death but kept up courage until the last.
1t was an almost HOPELESS case from the first.
DR.. J. L. weifman writes us from Boulder
Hot Springs, jefferson County, July 9th,
that case of continent small pox existed four
miles from said springs-5ack in the noun
tains. DIR. w. wrote that there might b. no
misunderstanding of the facts and evidently
with the belief that the disease would not
spread. .
Several loads of Chinese good, for use in
Montana. have lately arrived at Corinnr,
from California, there to be sent by wagons
TO Butte and Deer Lodge, Montana. This old
style of freighting goods q distance Of over
400 miles, seems strange In this day, along
side Of railway, with which teams must
compete.-Salt Lake Tribune, 18th.
The Uncle Toms Cabin Company, adver-
tised to apprar here Monday evening Au-
gust l4th Is rrputrd TO be one of tho very
best in existence and a. specially IL made
of this one piece, we may expect a repre-
sentation much superior to any ever given
here. Tickets and reserved seats can be had
ut Coleman's and 1t will be well to get them
SOON.
Mr.. A. Redeuill, representing the music
department of A. L. Bancroft & Co., San
Francisco, has been In Butte for some time
and has tuned over fifty pianos there. He
will be in Deer Lodge next week. We are
lvised by Mrs. Talent that he Is the bert
piano tuner that has ever been In Butte, and
we make this mention for the benefit Of those