The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

IL was cold on the edges Sunday and Mon
day.
Forty passengers day to and from Deer
Lodge.
The Montana weather Is now: "Fair, fair,
with golden hair"
Peter Walker now sells select oysters, fresh
BY express, at 81 per can.
The Pool Wheel at Van Gundy's is what
captures the boys and their ducats.
Wild geese and N. P. graders are still flying
south. This is sign the grade Is ready for
the ties.
A woman wanting a situation TO do cooking
and homework can hear Of = place by inquir.
ing atthis office.
DR.. John II. owings and family have occu-
pied Mr.. Addison Smiths new house on the
corner Of ID and Fourth streets.
The Imperial Club had pleasant meeting
last Friday evening. The next assembly will
be on Friday evening of next week.
the universe and is visible at 4 a. m, consid-
erably further south than before the cleo
tions.
Green A. Kirtley, Los Angeles, Cal, fire.
quently places us under obligations for news
papers from the Coast, New Zealand, Aus
tralia, etc.
st. Mary's Academy is prospecting, as was
expected It would. There are sixteen board
ing pupils in attendance, beside number of
day pupils.
The NEW NORTH WEST says. can in
quirer wishes to know II there Is a four-story
building in Montana, exclusive Of basement
Who knows?" We do. There is not-Auant
Courier.
The Christian congregation Of this place
is endeavoring to secure the Rev. Mr.. Fowle,
of Kentucky to minister to the people of
that faith in this vicinity. The gentleman
Is man o. family.
K. L. Bonner & Co. q few DAYS since re-
ceived the contract to cut and deliver q, 200
cords Of wood on the line Of the Northern
Pacific between Mullan tunnel and Jocko.
This wood Is for use by construction trains
next spring and summer.
Beautiful Auroras Sunday and Monday
nights. The q. g. N. Is now dancing
the Virginia Reel down the Deer
Lodge valley and the Genii Of the North are
"doing the grand" with electrical Glands up'
to let the iron horse skip under.
Joseph o'Neil has put on fast freight line
from Deer Lodge to Helena with relays Of
horses. He makes the trip in two days. The
roads are in a splendid conditi on now and
we are informed there is more Helena freight
at Dillon than can be moved this winter.
We welcome to eur exchange list that
bright candidate for popular favor, the Salt
Lake Chronicle, Of which our former Wash
ington correspondent, Mr.. j. NJ. Scanland, is
publisher. He Is a thorough newspaper man
and we wish the Chronicle abundant success.
As Isl" Bell, employed by J. II. Williams,
was riding after coyote few days since and
carrying q six-shooter in his hand, the pistol
discharged, the ball entering the calf of the
leg, coming out above the ankle, and again
entering the foot, from which 1t was cut by
DR.. Owings.
Mr.. T. 4. futile, the pleasant young clerk
in the postoffice, Is soou to establish a book
and news stand IN the front part Of the post
Office room. He has stock Of periodicals
and books already on the way, together
with q fine assortment Of Christmas and
other holiday goods.
Henry j. Hanna, convicted in Choteau
county at the April term, 1881, Of incest and
sentenced to FIVE years in the Territorial pen
was pardoned by Governor Potts
Nov 9th on the petition of w. w. Botkin,
Warden Of prison, w. H. Hunt, Collector of
Customs, and many others.
The NEW NORTH WEST this week decided
. bet of eight, dollars as to the date dec. q,
1859 Of the hanging Of Ives by the Vigilantes
at Nevada, M. T. Two weeks previous it de- |
cided wager Of $3.50 - to the day Of death |
and burial of an esteemed citizen of this |
which occurred several years ago.
Parties betting and winning can send the |
boxes of cigars by stage or cars IS most con- |
venient.
Charley Bielenberg who was up at the |
New North West lode Wednesday reports |
the Dair Bros, who are sinking a vertical |
shaft to strike the lead, are down ffty-one |
feet. 1t was designed to strike the lead at |
sixty feet, and the shaft is now ia the casing |
of the hanging wall. The Dairs are doing |
good work and have timbered the shaft in a |
manner. The lead will be the |
first developed even to that distance In the |
Orc Fine district, and If it opens well will |
direct the attention Of capital to the entire |
district.
Cul. Williams, miner on the Atlantic |
Cable lode a few days since put in charge of
giant powder and IL not exploding he picked |
out the tamping, inserted another cartridge /
and fred it-successfully as he supposed.
But on Monday last while striking pick
into the debris there was another explosion
which filed his face with gravel, burning
and bruising him badly. He thinks one J
charge Of the powder or portion Of 1t, must
have been thrown out without exploding.
DR.. J. H. Owings picked out the gravel and
dressed his face.