The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Bosmerane calls them liquid rsstaa-
rants.
jenkins Hopkins. was pardoned sut Of the
penitentiAry this week.
Passenger for Butte should take the
mixed train at 7:l5 y. N.
Engineer Morgan 10 surveying and plating
the West Deer Lodge tovaSits.
The Paciac Express now runs Messenger
to Butte and return every night
Deer Lodge has three nas hotels and three
good restaurants and MI are crowded.
Peter Lansing Ii putting up frame build
Ing corner LIST and d streets. Tor sfacss.
Ward b HcAndrews are building quite
large addition - the Kentucky stables.
Mr.. J. d. jerks a.A family have removed
to their residence one mile west Of town.
These are good timss for frs,ghten. The
rate to Helena 10 II cents and to Nissoula 8
cents.
Gilmsr. Salisbury h Co.'S efiees have bssn
removed to'ths corhsr adjoining Murphy,
Higgins q Co.
The Cornet Band has given several Of our
citizens complimentary ssrsnadss during the
the past week.
. The Utah T. Northern Company IL doing
arst-ciass work on oil IT. psrmaneHbimprove
ments 1t and about the: Deer Lodge depot.
o'Nsil proposes to kseph fest freight tive
days. going between Deer Lodge and Helena
all winter. He has sixty homes on the line.
Owing to dis.ppoistA snt ID the receipt Of
machinery. the operttisa Of Joseph Rich-
ards Touring mill " postpsnsd for three
weeks. a.. o.; -
Where are all tho theatrical companies
this year? Last season 1t wss . feast; now
II 10 famine. The conditions should have
been reversed.
Ladies' desiring carriages to call TOR then
on the night Of the b. nd ball, next Friday
night, will please leave their names ut Den
nell, Clark d Larabis's hank.
Up In Siberia dog trains are necessity !;
but NJ this latitude some Of them should BE-
stirred up with shot guns. Where law II
mute deceney may still prevail.
4. Kimball street Ii to b opened and graded
through the entire length Of West Deer
Lodge, with the wssssrn approach through
the Marchion place. The work II now going
briskly on.
The band boys have made arrangements to
have ell dishes and tableware leaned for their
supper properly taken care Of and rstu rAsd
to the owners, SO that NO one need fear los
ing anything
The Butte Miner now arrives here at 80
am. Of tho morning 1t II publishsd: The
Inter Mountain arrives here the second day
after iss publication. wake up the mailing
clerk, /. H., or you II get left.
In procuring materials for nlls ths q. and
N. Co. IL making Aryt-rass esads 1t the In
tersection Ut 9th and = streets giving sasy
access to the Collegiate Institute, St. joseph
Hospital, and the Clagstt q Dixon addition
on the Heights.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian csngrega-
ton propose 70 give . sociabls and mite So
ciety ct the church Thanksgiving evening.
that being next Thursday. Acordial invita-
ton Is extended to all citizens TO attend and
enjoy the occasion.
| John ONeil, . little son Of Mr.. Hugh
O'Nsil, fell down the cellar stairs 1t his IA
theirs residence In Deer Lodge, Wednesday
and injured his head quito ssrieu.iy, causing
conclusion Of the brain. He remained un'
conscious for some time.
Road Supervisor Neal II doing good wori
on the roads In and about Deer Lodge. Thu
grading, bridging, and ,ditching ID extensive
and permanent In character. Mr.. John G
Foster will succeed hin ~ supervisor, end
We believe will b worthy successor.
The fns brick addition TO the McBurnsy
House IL almost csmplstsd. They are alss
erecting . frame building In the space On
street north Of the brick building. It will b
fer the use Of commercial travellers. AyIes
worth g. Mcfarland are expending ovsl
5000 in improvements Of the Nc Burns.
House. I
The lumber advertisement Of z. 3. Evsns
Deer Lodge, win BE- fesnd In this issue. tn
mill In located on Rock Creek and the luz
bsr yard IL at tho west end Of the bridge nsa
Battsrtons. Mr.. James II. Basterton ,
agent. He IL dsliysring large quantities Q
lumber and will offer favorable rates 70 pul
chasers.
The dance Of the Deer Lodge Coraet Ban
promises to be the social event Of the easol
The Boys IRE making perfect arrangement
for the occasion, and the ladies Of the vii
lage have taken the supper In charge
piece Of news that will b. gratifying to .
!. Of fastidious palate. Quite number
tickets have already been sold, and oil shsul
70 81 briskly. "a
T.C. Lamb, sous yssss since resident q
Deer Lodge and now Of Clyde, Kansas,
' writing to Peter Walton, Esq, Nov. ISL
says: I'VE are getting along fnsly-corn
worth % cts. per bushsl; potatoes, 10 Ct
, wheat 65 to 70 cts; oats, Is ctr; pork Is eros
r cows, s25 to $50 peri head; horses. SIS
. 500; wages, SO to SIS per month" u
Montana farmers wsuld think those pref
low prices for produce.
Every night almost for week Or tive pr
Y the earth his been vhisking through u
0 parti- colored tail Of acomet, north end for
most, and the unscienti6c Locals" ha,
|. been writing up the scene and ealing IL :
l. Aurora Borealis. We give some Of the
. credit for doing II HAgniHcently, but viii
o conmending the grace Of their description
dsplors their ignorance 81 facts. They ms
r laugh ut our proposition, but - no one kno,
: what the tail u comet il or what ~ Azure
: Borealis il. and obssryasions havs demo
| ssrsssd that there are innupnsrabls come
running loose around ths nniverss, we "c'
: lit Smith and pass on 70 the next" The .
: hibitisns have been almost unprecedented
beauty, briiiiancy, and magnetic effects B
!. yond description plicabls TO scientists
something TO Be seen - b apprsciated-a'
a problem Of the. Creaasr that the creatu
hNs mot solved. ees~~
) PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS.
. An Extra sleeper - stsp Over - Do
% Lodge.
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