The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
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LOCAL, BREyiTfES. !.

1uc puuHc SCHOOLS VIII open next Aonooy'
The collection list is necessarily postponed
TIL next week. #fs =
St. Mary's Academy has eight boarding and
| six day pupils
An effort will be made this fall to repair
the Presbyterian church.
The County Commissioners meet a.
Board Of Equalizatio next Monday.
w. J. Palmer took to Helena this week
Australight, Headlight, and one other horse
TO take part in the races.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James II. Mills returned
from Denver and Salt lake this week having
had very enjoyable trip. IT,.
Mr.. Geo. 8. Kraemer presents in this issue
| his card ~ musical instructor. He il a'thor.
oughly competent and excellent leader.
Mr.. Sam Scott took over to Helena this
week his fine horses Ranchero and Black
Abraham and has them In training for the
races. r~'
The Frank Cleaves Company gave very
| fine rendition last evening to q crowded
house, of the beautiful Irish play-"The
shingawn." -
Kennon & Zenor have received large
supply Of cooking and heating stoves, which
they offer for sale at very reduced rates. See
adve easements.
| The Deer Lodge silver cornet band dis
coursed sweet music last Friday night from
| the stand In the court house square, giving
the town serenade. The boys continue to
improve.
Last Tuesday six men began setting poles
for the new Western Union Telegraph line
between Deer Lodge and Helena The wire
| will not be strung until the poles have all
been set.
Messrs. Holland & Estill received last
evening the first omnibus ever seen in our
town and very elegant one 1t is. 1t is to he
used In the transfer to and from the depat
and hotels.
Passengers can now 60 directly through by
car, coach and steamer between the Atlantic
and Pacific via the Northern Pacific line.
See notice of the Missoula and Pen d'Orielle
stage line In this issue.
Missoula now has telegraph Office in town
presided over by Mr.. Jones, late signal ser.
vice officer at Fort Missoula. Mr.. j. II.
Young, formerly stationed at Deer Lodge,
has charge Of the Office at the Fort.
The travel to and from Missoulais increas-
ing SO q fourth eleven-passenger coach was
pu. on by Gilmer. Salisbury & Go. this week
All coaches are running crowded and ex-
tras are required almost constantly.
Track laying was resumed on the U. & N.
this week and the iron In now laid nearly to
Lost Creek. The track can be laid to Deer
Lodge by October LIST If sufficient hands are
employed to ballast the road as the rails are
laid. st' 50 St.
Several members Of the silver cornet band
contemplate organising an orchestra to FUR
nish music for dances, theatres, and other
public entertainments. The project Is good
one, and the boys will doubtless find 1t profit
able.
Samuel Word, ESQ. extended the courtesies
of the U & N. railroad 70 delegates to the Re-
publican Territorial Convention from Deer
Lodge this week, and they had the pleasure
of a welcome ride from Warm Springs to
Butte and return.
The fires raging In the mountains are very
destructive and the injurious effects will be
felt for . hundred years. Timberless noun
tains mean spring freshets and summer
drouth The equinoctial storms If we have
any will end the fires.
A telegram to the NEW NORTHWEST from
Missoula, Wednesday evening says: 1.-The
small pox scare has subsidized here and moth
ing more Ii heard about It," The Prompt
isolation and skillful care Of persons infected
protects both patient and public. . =
Rockwell g. Goss, the harness men, have
dissolved partnership, Mr. Rockwell having
sold his interest to Mr.. John Fl. Arms. The
busine will he managed by Mr.. Co.'s, Mr.
Arms CONT uing bis work a. tonsorial artist
Mr.. Rockwell will remain with the new firm
- an employs. ~
We are indebted to Judge Pomeroy of Mis-
soula Sor box Of the finest apples we have
seen this year. They are. splendid, surpass'
! inn any Utah or Colorado fruit We have see
: II Missonk orchards grow that kind of frui
I MontaniAnA win never have occasion to g.
) abroad for nne apples.
Mr.. Richard Beale, one of the members o
the frank Cleaves Dramatic Company, did
{ nice piece Of sculpture work on block o
= Dempsey creek marble yesterday. Mr.. B. ha
0 worked many years at the business aud pre-
nounces this superior to any other America
O marble and equal to the best Italian for scuiI
4 ture work. rz fr~g@TE
p We notice an old graduate from the Dee
Lodge public institution hanging aroun
town, with sinister look and several aliases
!. He Is known az one Of John d. Lees Mout
a tain Meadow band Of Mormons. Chotea
q county does not need his presence, and tb
l. sooner he leaves the better IL will be for hin
o Benton Record. "2sz 49,
The Communication from "Aissouritowr
|. enclosing the resolution~cf the citizens I
o that place, rAtifying the nomination Of Nj
"a rinnis for = sixth term and agreeing ~
" years hence to support him for "King
' Montana" not being accompanied by N
signature guaranteeing It's authenticity,
:, necessarily suppressed. - ssz.4.f !,
A young man named Bland who has bee
N running a boarding house for Cprry Bro:
n about ten miles below town on the o. 8
n grade, married = woman a short time sine
n Last Friday he came into town bringing Il
nj woman with him, and later In the day
N took the coach for the terminus, leaving b
ut = hstel without money or friendsst' Aft
=. trying to get work here she went to- But
m Wednesday. @ @ & ( r-T~
: The Republicans Of Silver Bow ,coun
Il. have nominated the following candidate
70 4 For sheriff, George w. Irvin; clerk and =
20 corder, n. c. Bodley; treasurer, Vim; B.Rea
=. assessor, @ 8. Shoemaker; Probate .tude
% X. g. Knox; county commissioner, Il.
=. K~ssler;, supt. Of public schools, Clinton
Or Moore; justices OF the peace, L. E. Ma
- IHina. i. n Ilusen: constables, Charles He
II kips, Tere.ce 81 nradL &, Fl, -
nd Mr.. John Hobbins tessgraRh~d to 9
be- NEw NoRrH WEST from Missoula, Wedn'
.is day Is follows: "PIease contradict All Y
70 about my having suallpex,' or being dea