The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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Don't forget the Band ball next Friday
night. =. ,:E.a
Andrew whitssides, Missoula road, his
5000 pounds Of Al. cabbage for sale, /.
There Is some excuse fer drinking whisky
now. Nearly all the pumps In town are
frozen. rD
Lost . subscriber this week-all broke up
enc Of the bsldheaded bachelors wouldn't
stand the iusinuation.
H. Harris, confectioner and fruit dealer,
has removed to more commodious quarters,
opposite the Military Telegraph Office.
Notwithstanding the season there Is . con-
siderable quantity Of freight arriving at Deer
Lodge-something like six cars day.
A letter from Lincoln, Deer Lodge county,
received last evening, says that John Hughes,
formerly Of Biackfoot, died suddenly at that
place Jan uary 9Th. Particulars next week.
Another Of those pleasant social hops
takes place this evening at O'Neilrs Hall II
you want to heartily enjoy the cold snap,
be sure 70 attend and start the CONCEALED
blood to circulating at > nery rate.
Frank Hubbard, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for mayhem, modified form Of eanni;
balism, was pardonsd out Of the penitenti-
airy January 18th, on condition OF abstaining
from the use Of Intoxicating liquors. .,. .,.
The Missoula Times has report that there
In to be a three-rail track from Butte to
Mouth Of Blackfoot. We are unable to learn
anything conarmatory Of this, and have had
access to good sources of information.
Paul Bean, whose mysterious disappear;
ance In Butte caused intense excitement In
that sensational city, has turned mp alive and
we'll In San Francisco. and the Butte people
are kicking themselves for ths trouble they
took In searching tor him. - T.
We are Reluctantly compelled to omit sew
oral articles we had desired to publish this
week, including the Governors Message,
bills before the House, communications, etc
Perhaps by next week we will be able to give
more Of the current news
From the way the Butte papers speak
abou. Bean 1t will be dangerous for man ia
disappear from that town hereafter, Why
BOYS! II made series Of good sensational
ARTICLES for you, and there is no stigma or
your city, and the railroad rot . fare, and
Bean is still in the pot. s.
The Deer Lodge Cornet Band gives anoth
or of its popular dances next Friday evening
At o'Neilps Hall, the full band furnishing
| music 70" the occasion. 1t is hardly neces
sary to urge good attendance. The experi
ence of the past is such that the band car
| rely on having q house full whenever they
| announce ball ....
Kleinschmidt & Co. will sell dry good
| Except prints and muslins), gents furnishing
goods, at heavy discount on regular prices
alss remnants, table linen, etc, at half pric'
| for the next forty days, preparatory to taxing
| stock. Groceries are also offered at clos
margins. Look out next week for their BIZ
"ad :" which we were unable to insert thi
| week.
| "Dick" Dickinson was credited up to Dee
Lodge when he was elected Sergeant-at
Arms. Well, Dick don't exactly live her
when he is ito home" now, but II he don
make tip top officer and do credit to tn
old town he win have to 60 back dreadful!
on his record when he was Under-Sherih
had a better executive officer.
There is . good deal Of fun poked at hunt
srs and fishermen about their disposition t
lie, but wen wager . ninepence and ieav
the decision to Gabriel that there are NOR
lies told about the weight Of newborn babe
than any other topic. To read the list Q
"twelve-pounders" and "fourteen-peanders
published in our papers, States physical
would swear that Montana was inhabited b
Brobdinguags. t., e" u" "'t'r.' ,
/ II membsrs Of the Legislature wish an er
PERTAINING account Of their proceedings
caught up by the. incisive pencils OF our bril-
liant corps of legislative correspondents, "
presume they win have to, enclose US slt
each for the session - the Secretary OF II
Territory IL not authorized to supply tn
members with literary luz uries. Every
body waits" The entire edition Of last wee
being exhausted We can only supply fro
date.
Messrs. Phil 4. Evans and DR.. A. Il. Mite
ell have bought Of w. r. Pemberton "Mo
lem, y the hne stallion brought here abo
two years ago by the late John 8. Psmberto
Moslsm will be six years old this season. Z
was sired by the celebrated Almont. who hl
more trotten On the track last year that We
under ESQ than any 9th or sire In the Unit
States. HIS dam was Rosa Clay. Moslem
regarded - the finest bred trotting stalBs
J in the Territory. II IL fortunate he Is 10 !
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