The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| See notice OF T. r. Bills, Blackfoot sale.
The NEW NORTH WEST is unavoidably one
! day late this week.
Nick Bielenberg drove 900 head of fine
| beef cattle to Butte this week.
Mr.. JOS. Richards has received his feed
mill and will operate it Saturday.
Clement Villeneuve offers a farmer a
chance for n bargain at Warm Springs.
The price of beef is advancing. Loin
steaks now cost 20 cents per pound instead of
Is cents.
Vennor has guessed it so far except that we
have not had the amount Of good weather
he predicted.
John W. Lowell, of Silver Bow Junction,
advertises desirable farm machinery in Spe-
cial Business Notices.
The Leos gave two enterta, ..ments here
this week and have gone to entertain the
people down the river.
From the trend of suspicious travel 1t
would be well for New Chicago and Missoula
to look out for burglars.
"Baby's with the Angels" anew song, very
popular in the east, will be sung Mt the
school entertainment next week.
Louis Neding, of the Missouri Valley, near
Helena, has been received at the Insane Asy-
lum at Warm Springs the past week.
Owing to "A mistake of the foreman, the
outside pages of this issue are dated May
18th, instead of May 10TH as they should be.
The Husbandnan has been materially en-
larged, has a new dress and an attactive en-
graved head. Success, boys: you deserve 1t.
If Bennett wants to send out another Polar
expedition, let him order 1t to Montana.
This Is a little the confoundedest weather we
ever did see.
The Utah & Northern graders are at work
just beyond Race Track, eight miles above
Deer Lodge, and are camped on Hampstead
& Boyles farm.
Burglars gave DIR. Thompson's house in
Butte a second call "Wednesday night but
Mrs. Thompson put them to rout with shots
from q revolver.
The entertainment ut College Hall last Fri
day was not largely attended, but was very
pleasant withaI "The Pretty Sinners" were
especially attractive.
az come to Deer Lodge this week. They
were Swallowed day and night and perhaps
dropped on it. There will be no nonsense
with burglars.
4. +. Willie was in town Thursday morning
and swore out a complaint against John Doe,
for stealing his trunk, valued at 500, from
the Frenchwomans ranch, May 9th.
Sheriff Strang went out to make the ar
rest.
Washington Dunn, Esq, returned from
Utah Wednesday. He has employed three
hundred more teams to work on his contract
near Missoula. They are now on the road
and will all pass here within the next two
weeks.
A mineral patent has been issued for 97.S7
acres of placer mining ground in town ten,
range eight this county, to Theodore II.
Kleinschmidt, John O'Rourke, Daniel G.
Corbin, Il. w. knight, and Alexander H.
Beattie.
Mr.. J. III. Buxton was the first and so far
the only victim of burglars here. Wednes-
day evening, between O'Clock and $3.50, his
dwelling was invaded and his provisions and
cooking utensils stolen during his absence.
The door was forced in, breaking the lock-
Sheriff Mckenzie, of Gallatin county,
brought over on the 18th the following con-
vlcts and placed them in charge of Warden
ONeill: Isaac w. Yandell, U. s. Convict,
one year for grand larceny; Frank Adams,
Territorial convict, one year for grand lar
ceny; Richard Edwards, Territorial cenvict,
one year for grand larceny.
The Butte papers announce that consid-
cradle number Of tramps, vagranss and bum
mers have left that camp this week under
the admonition Of "37-77." Wouldn't ii be
well for the mathematical combination In
various places to advise reliable persons or
organizations in other places of the depar-
ture, description and apparent destination OF
suspicious parties?
There was a total eclipse of the sun by the
moon Thursday. The reason you did not see
IL was because ID was not visible in this hem
isphere. They had q good view Of IL In Asia
and Africa and doubtless the Egyptians take
ID m an omen Of the evil times upon them
The same evening the moon when sixteen or
eighteen hours old eclipsed the planet Jupi-
ter. This was visible to all who saw it, even
ut distance.
H.H. Warner, Rochester, N. T., in addi-
ton 10 Offering o reward for the discovery
of comets In 1882, offers $500 reward for any
meteoric stone found that contains fossil re-
mains of animal or vegetable life, or $50 for
two ounce specimen of any meteoric stone
seen TO fall In the United States in 1882, the
accompanying descriptive letter giving the
time OF the fall, depth Of penetration into
the soil. weight of entire stone, direction of
aioht and such other facts Of scientific value
rs may be known.
IL. Bonner & Go. present this week an
elegant Bill of Fare, showing part OF the fine
groceries they have In stock. They buy by
car load direct from manufacturers and first
hands and are thus enabled to make low
prices to country merchants and consumers,
while carrying an assortment unexcelied II
caualled In Montana. The large trade OF the
house IN evidence OF the appreciation OF the
public and the aim OF the establishment is to
increase 1t by choice goods and prices so low
M TO command trade.
Al Becole, Mont, the other day, wildcat
visifed Jesss Kinds flock of sheep and
selecting little lamb, commenced his lnxu-
rions repast. The three-year old son q NJ y.
aia and when Mr.. Kinds responded he found
the wildcat intent on his banquet, while his
three.yerr old had the animal BY the tail ana
was endeavoring TO pull him away from his
FEAST Minneapolis Tribune
This Ii perhaps MI right ~ fat = the lamb,
and the wildcat and the three-year-old boy
"a CONCERNED, but 1t II tho worst spell q
Bie Hois We havs seen FOR long time.