The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Gordon has q moral entertainment.
"Look out for the locomotive" September
LIST.
VIM. WiIIiams's new residence looms up
in West Deer Lodge.
vennor got his work in again this week.
Very cold but with light frost.
Sheriff Strang will make some important
sales just south of the Court House to-mor-
row.
A picnic by quite number Of our people
Is contemplated to-day, II the weather is
favorable.
Frank Price has been appointed Deputy
u. s. Marshal for this district-a good APP
pointment.
Last evening, on the longest day in the
year, brilliant rainbow was visible at Is
minutes to o'clock.
It is rumored the Western Union Co. will
extend their line from s. b. j. to Deer Lodge
IN advance of the track laying
There has been considerable inquiry for
town lots for Building purposes in Deer
Lodge the past few days. The boom is
starting.
Walla Walla papers are inquiring; What
has become of the house flies this year?
Come to think Of II they are rather notice
able by their absence.
III the air in Iowa were us thin as 1t was in
Deer Lodge last Wednesday evening, cy-
clone wouldn't whirl IA feather. However,
tails well that ends we'll"
A. J. Dusseau, photographer, and Dr. r. X.
Gleason, dentist, will be here for lime dur
ing July, pending the reconstruction of the
building they occupy in Butte.
The steamer Helena passed Fort Buford
yesterday afternoon at one o'clock. Among
the passengers are The mother and sister of
Messrs. John A. aud James Faruswor.b.
Rev. FIR. Camp, of Helena, win celebrate
mass In the Catholic Church, Deer Lodge,
next Sunday at 8 am. and 1880 am. FIR De-
Ryckere will officiate in Philipsburg Sunday.
The duel reported in the Inter Mountain, as
having taken place at the feot of Mt. Powell,
between an English lord and a shining socie-
ty light of Butte, was merely joke on the
Butte party.
The Cheney bouud iumigi ants fpdipg The
wate.s loo high in the Ceur d'Alepe noun
tains, have gone 10 work on the N. p. grade
below MissouIa at $3.50 per day for man and
team. Lucky hap.
Mr.. Phil. Meaghers, of Skalkaho, went
through to Helena, Wednesday, with 5000
pounds of wool clipped from his fioek-the
first in market. Our fockmasters will begin
shearing 10 few days.
An interesting entertainment by the public
school and volunteer assistants will be given
at New Chicago next Friday evening. The
school there IL an advanced and progressive
one, aud much interest Is taken in IL by the
community. The exhibition will be a sue
cess.
Several Montana exchanges have, perhaps
without hearing 1t, inserted prepared puff
furnished with song entitled: "There may
be eyes as Brightly Beaming," in which it is
pronounced perfect gen." etc. We think
the puff could be modified very materially
without sacrificing the truth.
This Is an unfortunate year for clerical hor-
ses. Rev. NJ ountjoy had one spirited away
on recent visit 10 Puilipsburg, and Rev
Palladino, bad one stolen at Mu'lau Tunael
| The first wss case where the wrong horse
waa taken in mistake, but the latter appears
| 10 have been clear case of theft
Owing to the absence of Judge Wade an
application for an injunction brought by DR.
| Barkley, of Radersburg, to restrain certain
persons from running tailings on his ground
was heard by Judge Galbraith last Saturday
| Joseph X. Toole and w. L. Cullen, Esqs.,
appeared in the case. The injunction was
refused.
Messrs. Mitchell, Kelley and Colemans
who visited Boulder District few days since
| were Hospitality entertained two nights, by
| Mr.. A. Heath, formerly of Deer Lodge. He
| has two good looking leads near the Prince
/ ton, and Is working on one by himself. He
| has shaft down AZ feet on Que, having done
all the work himself, filling his bucket and
carrying ID up to the surface. Such industry
deserves success.
Col. w. r. Wheeler, with characteristic
kiudness and thougbtfulness Of bis formei
charges, has sent TO the peniteutiary pic'
lot of reading mater for the prisoners. Ii
this connection the fact Is OF some interest
that there are now only three copvicts wht
were In the penitsntiary four years and three
mouths ago, when Col. Wheeler retired from
the Office of Marshal, and these were ther
serving under previous CONVICTIONS.
Mr.. John Marchion came up from Cor
wallis this week, and reports progress rs
farmer. He and Hawley got In 10 acres o
grain that looks well, but while we have ba'
too much rain, Bitter Root Valley has ha'
too lutte this year. 1t has been very dr.
there and week ago some Of the farmer
were irrigaring to bring up their grain. L
curious contrast in some other places in th
valley, where the grain was sowed early an
the grouod was favorable, the oats wer
heading. DR.. Coughenour located IN Corva
lis, and has had good practice.
The Sadie Greeley Comedy Company CAV
two entertainments at O'Neilfs Theatre thl
week and the performances are spoken 9
approvingly. mrs. Greeley was formerl
Miss Sadie McGinIy, who appeared in Vir
ginia and Helena 10 '65-G6, with the JUL
Dean Hayne Company, under the manage
ment of Mr.. McGinly. Tony Ward, an
other of the company, played here at th
same time, SO they belong 70 the Pioneer
, They are excellent people, have bright an
talented children, and we hope will make
successful tour. The company consists {
} eight people.
The greatest dancsr., the best singers, 1t Go
don's show.