The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
No Butte papers on Tuesday.

| Inc pEOhlUiIiOn against killing blrds ani
game, AS the law allows, expired This week
and the sportsmen are afeld.
The Territorial Fair will continue from
the 81 10 the sth of September. fthe train,
are running Deer Lodge will be fully repre-
scented.
Since the Ogden Pilot enlarged a month
ago 1t prints very complete dispatches aud
is one OF the most valuable papers on our
exchange list
The clerk OF the weather wouldn't take a
dare" no we had a splendid rain last Friday
Parties under obligations will please return
thanks to this paper.
Donald Dinnie, the celebrated Scotch ath-
lete, will make the Montana circuit under
the Mcguire management. Donald is said to
be Scottish Samson.
1t is reported that Judge H. y. Mcguire is
| soon to become proprietor of the Livingston
Tribune. The Judge is n brilliant writer and
will get out readable paper
Suggestion by an old timer: Let Jay Cooke
hold the gold spike while Henry Willard
drives it home IadcpeHdeJ {. You want Viii
lard to mash his fingers. do you?
There was q little strike in the Winston
camp on the west end last Monday, about
who should eat at the first table, but matters
were soon adjusted and work resumed tho
same day.
A Henderson Gulch correspondent says:
! Edgar, G odfrey & Co. have cut through the
broken up matter in the Shields lode and
have laid bare a well defined ledge of high
grade silver and copper ore.
Many of our Montana people will b.
pleased to hear that 'Bobolink," the spicy
| Ogden correspondent Of the Salt Lake Tri-
Gune, il Mr. Shields, formerly Of Laugrishe'S
dramatic company in Montana.
The Butte Miner and Bozeman Chronicle, of
all the Montana papers, alone acknowledge
invitations to join President Arthur's party
in the Park. 1t is presumed from this that
Sammy TIlden is issuing the invitations
The New NORTH WEST says the Helena
Independent sis now the largest daily paper
ever issued in Montana" We beg pardon:
the Miner was larger last year.-NiRer
We beg pardon: we'belleved the statement
correct.
Mr. Dawson, day clerk Of the McBurney
House, now rides Columbia bicycle of the
best make and is preparing free to all chal-
lcnge for 4 corner lot in Anaconda, which
will he published as soon rs the lot can be
obtained.
Donald Dinnie was defeated in n great
wrestling match ut Portland few nights ago
by d. \. Mcmillan, Of Bodie II was amag-
ntcrnt exhibition of strength and skill and
the match closely contested One Don't lasted
"A min. Il sec.
On lat Monday morning Mike Welsh, Il
tracklayrr employed by the Northern Pacific
company, in trying to get on n car, three
miles west of Keene's Station, fell OIL and
two wheels passed over his body. One foot
and one hand were also caught and manglcd.
He hreathed for two minutes.
The coaches from the west began connect
ing with the Northern Pacific at BearinOuth
Tuesday. There will be no more change on
that end now until the road is completed
The track from the west was only completed
To Edwardsville yesterday, our informant
last week having been mistaken.
Mr.. Muir General Traffic Manager of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. says there will
he 10 900 tons surplus of barley in the Walla
Walla country This season. the yield being
sixty bushels to the acre. great deal of
this will be shipped 10 the east for masters.
Wheat will generally got TO Portland for ship
mcut abroad.
The biggest one yet: Messrs. Brown, o. Ban
non, and Irvine, who went to Rock creek
| last week, returned Sunday. They made a
five day trip and only fShed half a day,
! catching all the trout they wanted in that
time His name is O'Bannon and his post
| Office address il Deer Lodge. See Reminis-
ccnces of Wade HamptonD
There were about 100 people left Butte on
the valley excursion train last Sunday. A
| considerable number stopped 1T Stuart and
| Warm Springs. OF those who came to Deer
Lodge. number were disappointed in not
being able to obtain conveyaucs.S to the Lake.
TIL only certainty of obtaining carriages
| here on Sunday j. 10 engage them some days
| in advance.
MI W. J. Fuotnrr General Superinteu-
| dent OF the Northern Pacific Express, in on
the Pacific Coast arranging for the establish.
| ment of that express on all the line of road
and do 4 trane-continental business. Here
tofore no business has been done on the Pa
cific coast. Mr.. Foetner says 1t is the pur.
pose of the company to give very reasonable
rates.
We are in receipt of Nos |, 9, and 3 of the
Helena Era. a weekly twenty column news
paper, edited by Dr. Clay MacCauley and de-
voted principally to the real estate interests
| of Helena. 1t is quite crcditable publica-
tic n, both editorially and mechan cally. The
| Era of this week corrects an error Of the
week previous relating to the city bonds. 1t
saws Its item about their premium should
have read 80 per cent" instead OF 900 per
cent"
Colonel Aylesworth again hlandly smiles
| from behind the desk at the st. Nicholas, hav-
ing come up from Deer Lodge Yesterday.
| The Colonel talks of going into training TO
help down the Butte nine in the next game
| with Deer Lodge.-Inter Mountain.
On behalf of the Deer Lodge nine we feel
warranted in saying they will be only too
proud to have General Aylesworth assist
them.
zone blast upon his dinner horn
IL worth ten thousand men,"
Some of our contemporaries mention the
fact that Mr. John Il Wilson, the genial sat
irist of the Dillon Tribune has retired from
the editorship of that paper. We did not
see notice of the fact, but are sorry If 1t is
true. Wilson can say more original and in.
cisive things in fewer words than any Local
in Montana. and If he has failed to impale
any adversary 1t il from other cause than his
inability and indisposition to do it with Ger.
tainty, celebrity, and completeness.
The cornet band gave an afternoon concert
In Court Square Park Sunday. 1t would
be a good idea for the commissioners to place
bench seats under the trees along the walks
and for the band to announce the concer,
through the paper. Many more Of our peo
pie would be glad to avail themselves of the
pleasure afforded II this were done, and the
Sunday afternoon concerts would be largely
attended. The band continues to improve
rapidly and would be creditable anywhere.
Apropos of the road agent and "rolling'
business now somewhat common in Montans
good one Is resurrected on Ed. Gibbons
Some years ago, when he occasionally got
mellow, he laid down to sleep one evening
before he reached his bed, when a cherdlie,
cpindustrie nov dead. thinking Ed. NIGH
have q little loose money in his pockets, lay
down beside him and began going through
his pockets. This went on for some time