The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Rockwell y Goss now occupy ccmmodi'
Gus store next door south Of the Scott House
Hay harvest Is on In earnest and grain will
demand attention as soon as IL can be
reached.
Frs. Palladino and Damiani passed through
Deer Lodge Wednesday en- route to st. Igna.
titus Mission.
The Affair Bros. have commenced develop.
ing for the Deer Lodge Mining Company in
Orc Elmo District.
Yesterday completed sixteen years OF resi-.
dence In Deer Lodge Of the Rev. Father De-
Ryckere. A good long service.
The Utah & Northern has At last got wax.
ened up and has offered rates on wool by rail
better than shippers can do by river.
Some Of the grading contractors on the
Utah and Northern are finishing up, or have
completed and are moving to other lines.
Rev. w. b. Reed, pastor of First Presby-
terrain Church Of Helena, will preach on Sun.
day next, in the Presbyterian church at II
q. N.
Mr.. j. II. Buxton has been up the valley
receiving N. p. r. r. ties. About 30, 600 have
been delivered so far and more are still com.
ing in.
A heavy rain Monday night was succeeded
pay their taxes, thinking 1t was the first OF
December.
1t is probable Bishop Of Montana will
soon be nominated by the Pope, and 1t Il
supposed a prominent divine at st. Ignatius
Mission will receive the Office.
The Independent and Herald are getting on,
splendid papers now for their Sunday edi.
tions-involving large amount of editorial
and mechanical work and both well done.
John R. Quigley, OF Blackfoot. for Asses.
sor and Robert g. Humber, Of Deer Lodge
for Sheriff, are in the field as candidates sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention. They are strong names &c
size up to.
Mr.. Van Gundy, Of the Western Brewery,
is now having rock delivered to build q
structure 21x50 feet, two stories high, adjoin
ing the Bre very in West Deer Lodge. The
first story will have stone walls two feet
thick, and the second story will be either
brick OF stone. 1t is to be used for malt
rooms, etc.
The increased population of Deer Lodge il
becoming quite noticeable. At least dozen
families have recently located here per.
manently and there are no departures. There
Is urgent demand for residence bulldogs and
none TO be had. Those who contemplate
building this year should have their structures
under way without delay.
Archbishop Seghers will leave Missoula on
the 9Th prox., will be In Beartown on the
9th and 10th. leaving there for New Chicago
where he will spend the 18th; from thence
to Philipsburg, where he will stay over Sun
day, the 18th. He will be In Pioneer Tues
day, the 18th. and in Deer Lodge day OF
two after. FIR. DeRyckere will meet him al
the Mouth of Bear and accompany him or
his visits. Dates of other visits will be giver
| next week.
The Independent states that twenty patent.
for Desert Land entries including the follow
ing have been received at the Helena Land
Office: John Wesley Jones John II. Duncan
wn. l.. Hartley, VIM. Forrest, Robert Bur
dess, Jacob Harting, Charles r. Wunder
Itch, John Adams, WIN. L. Wood, james
Selway, Peter Wilson, Erastus b. Sprankle
8. wightman, VIM. B. Carter, Robt. Kirk
patrick, w. 4. McGregory, Ellen ID. Wei
comb, George Millen, Nicholas Millen, AMI
John w. Brooke. With one exception thes'
are the first Desert land patents issued Il
Montanians.
Superintendent Riddle left Tuesday for tb
Helena and Bohemian Division Of g., 8.
Cor stage line, which win be under hi
charge as part of his division. The compan.
offered to buy out Galen's line but the latte
declined TO sell, and hence there will be live
iy opposition on the ITO mile between Boze
man and Helena. G., 8. g. Co. have orders
M the sixteen coaches and 200 head of horse
they have had ON the Deadwood and Sidne
line, which, with the stock now on. vii
make well equipped line from Missoula q
the Northern Paaific terminus in the yellow
stone valley.
The Butte Inter Mountain says some one !
Butte is in favor Of organizing a new count
taking In the valley as far north A. Dempse
creek and making ;,tuart the county seat.
would be better tn give Butte further tria
1t may be the estab lishment of Silver Boz
county was not as necessary as urged an
that Butte does not ,lnem it necessary to pt
up public buildings hut the limited townsi'
surfaces of Stuart and the urgent demand e
building lots there W ould suggest that the
should not BIZ coufisca1ed for public uses III
ill an addition or two can be plated. {
course, IL the exigencies of the public d.
manded it the proprietor Of Stuart woul
yield rather than inco nyenience the publ
but some consideration should be had an
this matter might be deferred until ne,
spring, so Butte people can build in Stua
Mt leisure, ana not be thrown out on the pra
rie in the teeth Of winter.