The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-31

Deer Lodge, NJ. T,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Court commences next Monday.
Both telegraph lines had holiday, Mon
day.
Five prisoners in jail-the largest number
for year.
See call for meeting of Board of Health to
audit accounts.
The German and English allies entered
Paris this day of 1914.
Burning flues occasioned brief fire alarms
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. No harm
| done.
Mr.. Steele expects to return to Yamhill In
| few days to reopen the Squaw gulch giant
mine.
An enterprising stockman will find ii to
his interest to notice the opportunity to buy
"Tippecanoe."
this paper were recovered by the owners.
"Judicious advertising always pays"
w. and T. Smith, proprietors of the Geneva
| IN. Y Nurseries, notify purchasers that the
stock ordered will arrive at Dillon and Silver
Bow Junction about the LIST of April.
Some heavy machinery for the Mullan TIM
mel was taken through town Sunday. One
| iy-wheel weighed six thousand pounds, be-
side great iron derricks, compressors, etc.
Mr.. Cason. who is doing the stone-cutting
for Mr.. Ed. H. Irvine's residence, has done
| the finest work we have seen in the Terrific
nv He H. an artist with the mallet and chisel.
Under Sheriff J. NJ. Fish brought from
| II
Savage sentenced one year for assault with
deadly weapon, and VIM. Bluefield sentenced
same term for grand larceny.
| To-day il the anniversary of the birth of
Henry H., of France, in 1919; Of Frederick
| ", of Denmark, in 1923; of the musical COM
poser, Franz J. Haydn in 1882; andJohn Z.
Hale, the New England statesman, IN 1906
This is the anniversary of the death of
Francis J., of France, in 15i7; of Phillip Ill,
of Spain, In 1921; of John G. Calhoun, the
great Southern leader, In 1850; of Charlotte
Bronte. author of "Jane Eyre" and other
novels. In 1855, and of Good Brown. the
| grammarian, In 1857.
Copies of Laws Wanted.-Ts complete a
set, copies are wanted of the Fourth Regular
December 18th, 1860, and the Extra Session
succeeding December 14th to December oath
1867. A liberal price will be paid for the
same in good condition. Address, NEW
NORTH WEST, Deer Lodge, NJ. L.
Mr.. Il. s. stackpole is in communication
with a practical miller who contemplates
erecting a Touring mill in Deer Lodge. An
establishment of that kind would be OF great
advantage to the farming community and
would materially increase the business OF Tine
town. Any reasonable encouragement re
CURED should be promptly extended.
With the large amour, Of stage and wager
travel there win be on the Deer Lodge ant
Helena route this summer, and perhaps lon
ger. IL seems to Us much difficulty might b.
avoided Ii travel going to Helena should
travel the Mcdonald toll road and coming
from Helena should travel the Priest Pas
road. Otherwise there will be much deten
don on the grades.
Staging has been very bad the past weel
on account OF the snow roads breaking mp
The Missoula coach, due at a. m, has beel
arri wing In the afternoon, and the Helen
. coach connecting with the Missoula has bee
d.tained 10 A. to make q large part of th
Helena route night drive with change
! from wheels TO runners and not very goo
: going on either. IL will be all right In ie'
days now.
, Francis Cassidy, notice OF whose pardo
! six months before expiration Of his term wa
published last week, Il back I'm the penitei
! tia-y again. He was sent up from Fort Bel
/ ton for stealing horse, but denied actua
. gull, and claimed he got into the trouble
: strong drink. The prison officers commend
| "a him, hi application for pardon wa NJ
proyed on his written obligation TO abstai
from intoxicating liquors, and he receive
assistance in going into lucrative busine'
!. mere. IA. violated this condition almost
r sooa M out and was rearrested and rein
n prisoned. The worst of the case y that
4 has n wife and child In fhe States TO who
r he trlrgsaphcd on his release and who .
expected here.