The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The chinook prevalent greatly.
The farmers are buying spring plows.
This Is st. Patrick's Day In the morning.
Boston was evacuated by the British one
hundred and six years ago to-day.
Reverend L. b. woolfork win preach in
the Presbyterian church, Deer Lodge, next
Sunday evening at the usual hour.
Phillip Massinger, an English dramatist,
thought by many critics TO rank second only
to Shakespeare, died this day of 1910.
Mrs Susan Il. Manton offers for sale her
ranch near Edwardsville. Mrs. g. will open
public house soon near McCarty's Bridge.
The celebrated Madame Roland was born
this day of 1854, Chief Justice Roger b.
fancy in 1777, and Edmund Kean, the actor,
in 1857.
Deer Lodge No. IA A. \. & A. NJ. will hold
it's regular meeting Saturday evening, March
18th, and special meeting Monday evening,
March 10th.
Mr.. +. M. Wilson, of the Herald, was in
town Thursday. He has prospered and Is
purchasing cattle TO start dairy farm in Me-
yada Creek valley.
Chicken-pox seems to have pretty well run
It's course here without fatality. 1t is stated
that the disease will throw up its hands, met
aphorically speaking, to about two doses Of
salts.
Sixty suits gents and boys clothing, new,
nobby, stylish, and good. Fine new stock Of
furnishing goods, Mission goods and blan-
kets, just received and selling at bottom
prices at Kleinschmidt & Co.'s. 662t1
The Western Brewery saloon Ia moved
temporarily to the building next south of the
Scott House while the old stand Is being
overhauied. 1t will be doubled in size and
generally FURNISHED up for the summer BUSH
ness.
Copies of Laws wanted.-To complete a
set, copies are wanted of the Fourth Regular
Session, Laws of Montana (November 4th to
December 18th, 1861, and the Extra Session
succeeding December 14th to December 9th,
1867. A liberal price will be paid for the
same in good condition. Address, NEW
NORTHWEST, Deer Lodge, M. 7.
Some sinner or sinners last week drank up
part of a can of alcohol stored In the engine
house and 1t Ii believed also drank some Of
that in the valves Of the engine. One would
think 1t wonld have the same effect on his
"rnards" n a torch-hght procession, and yet
dealers say there are worse compounds sold
for beverages than pure alcohol diluted down.
Mr. Van Gundy this week leased of Mr..
Walton for one year the Deer Lodge Brew
cry, opposite the McBurney House, and will
use it as auxiliary to the Western. The
Deer Lodge Brewery has a capacity of about
1000 barrels per annum. The capacity of the
Western Ii inadequate to the demands upon
it and Ivan" expects to keep both establish
ments working under high pressure this sum
mer.
Advices come from New Chicago OF an
elopement there last Tuesday. The gallant
swain got away with his ladie fair and hied
him to Justice. The marriage ceremony
had just been performed when the angry par
ent appeared on the scene. took possession OF
the young lady and drove the bridegroom
away. Thus matters were At last accounts,
but IL Is fair to presume the young folks will
yet get to housekeeping.
Deer Lodge has ut least one philosophical
Chinaman. On being told few days since
that there would soon be law prohibiting
any more Chinese laborers from coming to
America for twenty years, and asked what he
thought of IL, he said: "All light; too many
Cinnamon here now" IL Is not improbable
the Cinnamon here understood the proposed
legislation and see that II win be OF immense
advantage to them-amonopoly in fact Of the
wash business at better prices.
The entertainment to be given early next
month under the management Of Miss Reed
promises to be very interesting. 1t will in
clude q pantomime performance, which viii
be quite novelty here. The piece chosen
for representation" The Mistletoe Bough
is described by those who have seen II n
charming. Some elegant costumes are In
course of preparation. Rehearsals begir
next week. Several of the ladies and gentle
men who take part are old favorites on the
Deer Lodge amateur stage, and an excellent
performance may be expected
A party whose name may be Richard Roe
q ID apparently yet In his teens got bolster
ously drunk Monday morning, pitched into
a Chinaman, got the worst of 1t from the hot
end of a pair of tongs, raised considerable
runpus and was escorted to Jail by Deputy
Sheriff wildman and assistants after the ex
pendifHre of al amount Of muscle that would
entitse them to days wages. As I'VE are liza
Die to have plenty of this thing soon,it wsuld
not be a bad idea for peace officers to carry q
s.twister." There IN aseductIvencss abou,
them few can resist.