The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Snow storm set In last evening.
West Deer Lodge begins to look like q
town already.
Mrs. VIM. WarfieId, Of Butte, died In Salt
Lake October 3lst.
Hay presses for sale by John W. Lowell &
Co, Deer Lodge depot.
Bass Bros. are delivering the 200 tons OF
bridge iron for the Northern Pacific.
Court was called at Missoula last Monday,
bnt business will not begin actually until next
Monday.
The vote on precinct officers is 80 incom-
plets that publication will be with held until
all are In.
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co. will take their
stock aud coaches of the Deer Lodge and
Silver Bow route to-day.
We have had admirable weather for some
time past, but the barometer index Thursday
evening was hunting storm.
Rev. q. o. Tillottson will preach in st..
James Episcopal church, Deer Lodge, Sun
day next at IL am. and 7.30 pm.
The first dance Of the Imperial Social
Club will be held in o'Neill's hall tonight
and every two weeks thereafter.
Mr.. Sam Maturin has bought the Deer
Lodge Brewery saloon and will open in q
few days opposite the McBurney House.
Mr.. " X. Goss, OF the saddlery establish
ment Of Goss s. Arms, this week purchased
the interest Of j. H. Arms, and is now sole
proprietor.
Mr.. Dick Fisher has closed his McBurney
House business and removed to Butte where
he has bought Todd's former place. Dick Is
too good man to lose.
Graders from the U. s. N. and N. p. roads
In this county are completing their contracts
almost daily and heading in companies Of ten
to thirty for the suuburnt south.
Messrs. E. II. Irvine, R. s. Kelley. and
o. b. o'Bannon were judges and Messrs. Wei
ling Napton and Joseph Lodge clerks Of the
election in Deer Lodge. 1t was . square
deal.
At the election Tuesday the votes in Deer
Lodge were assorted out as follows: Repub-
lican, straight, SO; Republican, scratched, 100;
Democratic, straight, 12; Democratic
scratched, 126.
In Silver Bow county Dan Welch, Dem,
received $50 majority for treasurer; Gee. w.
Irwin, (Rep) 100 majority for sheriff and r.
G. Knox, CRep.) "a majority over c. Z. Irvine
ior probate Judge.
The Deer Lodge School Library now con-
tains $50 volumes of standard literature
history, travel, fiction, etc. Citizens can have
the benefit of the library for 81 per quarter,
the receipts to be used in adding to the
library.
Mr.. A. Redeuill, who left yesterday for his
home in Vallejo, Cal, tuned while in Mon
tana $40 pianos and sold AZ new ones, includ-
ing 1s Of the celebrated Knabes. Six Of these
were sold In Deer Lodge, In which town Mr..
r. SAYS there are more fine instruments in
proportion to its population than any other
place in the Territory. ,.: - 80.
Mr.. 8. E. Larabie received on Tuesday last
from Lexington. Kentucky. thirty head Of
horses, including three stations, brood mares
and Shetland ponies. They came through in
twenty days and were in charge Of Messrs.
Gus Eastin and L. L. Smith, Of Lexington.
Some mention Of this very fine importation
will be made next week.
The plat Of the Clagett s. Dixon addition
In the County Recorders Office and desira.
bic property can be purchased at very low
figures. The ground east Of the Collegiate
Institute IL surveyed and will be sold In
blocks of 3OOx400 feet with 80-foot streets
around each block. These are the finest To-
cations in the town.
Mr.. James NJ. Bailey is negotiating for the
transportation OF the Big Hole battle ground
monument, from Stuart to the site selected.
The blocks of granite are very heavy and it
will require strong wagons to transport them.
There are also number Of swamp crossings
on the road that will require several days
work to make them passable.-Later-The
Department at st. Paul has made the mis-
take Of ordering the monument to remain at
Silver Bow until spring.
Mr.. Joslyn, OF the firm of Joslyn & Morse,
Forwarders, has his freight depot up and has
located here. He shipped to Lehman Bros,
Helena, on Wednesday, the first through r.
r. freight for that point. There are about
two hundred tons now in transit for Helena
parties. All shippers are notified to receive
their freight here and the roads will be
throngcd with teams presently. The trip
from Deer Lodge to Helena can be made by
teams easily in three days.
Geo. w. Todd got In his work a. usual last
Tuesday. Delegate Maginnis was expected
on the 10 r. m. train, but stopped off 1t Warm
Springs. A carriage, the band. and deputa-
ton were waiting for him at the Deer Lodge
depot. Todd arrived on the train, stepped
gaily into the carriage, pulled out his watch,
and said: az am late now. gentlemen, and
win address you at 7:3O p. IN sharp, at tho
Court House! Drive on, sir" And in he
came, In the carriage in waiting for Delegate
Maginnis. George says, "There Ii nothing
stuck up about me. would be only too glad
TO be able to serve my friends ut any time and
under any circumstances"
A tramp in town wednesday evening was
disposed to exemplify In the presence Of
ladies' portion Of the costume in vogue be-
fore Adam and Eve picked the "fall apple"
Amer an indignant husband had put mag.
niHcent head on him, and 1t was found that
civil proceedings would necessitate the testi-
mony Of those 1t was not desired to appear
ut court, the fire bell was tapped and shortly
after there was o receding row Of long drawn
tracks on "the good broad highway" with
all the heel marks toward town. This Is a
quiet, religious town, with disposition to
store clothes, deliberate consideration, and
the social amenities, but it won't stand any
bad breaks by bad people any longer than 1t
can get itself together.
The Democratic meeting n the Court
House last Friday evening was creditable.