The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-06-01

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FROM MISSOURI.
News Notes From the Neighboring Town
Correspondence Neao North Vest.
MIssoULA, May 3.-And still the weashe
Is undesirable-too cold for linen busters an,
church lemonade, and too warm to put NJ
ice.
BUILDING Is MOVING AHEAD,
a little, the planning mill begins to loom W
like light house in the fog, and soon tn,
whistle will notify the hand of industry tina
it Is time to begin or quit work. Mr.. Johr
Rankin is putting up eommodious doubl,
residence Fear Rattlesnake, that will vastly
improve that part Of town. Mr.. ID. A. Hyde
is also finishing up q residence near the
Catholic Church. DR.. c. W. Lombard is put
ting up an Office and residence above the
Occidental Hotel. The N. P. are fencing in Q
large tract near town for railroad purposes
and tho Smith Brothers have three large
buildings on Higgins avenue nearly ready
for occupancy One transaction IN real estate
last week merits notice. Nelson Bennett,
& Co., we understand, bought of Ferd Ken.
nett his residence property, on Front street,
opposite Eddy, Hammond s. Co, the consid.
Grafton being $4,000. 1t Is the intention Of
Messers. Bennett s. Co. to erect in the near
future, an agricultural warehouse for the
sale of agricultural implements, machinery,
wagons, etc, an enterprise long needed In
this county, and we predict a success for this
venture.
POLICE NEWS IS A LITTLE FLAT,
the usual number Of d. DIS. and the pulling
of an opium joint on Saturday night filled
up the weeks calendar. The sons of the
Flowery Kingdom, however, objected to
having their innocent recreations interfered
with, and through their attorney appealed
the opium cases to the District Court One
other case excited considerable interest.
Missoula kids are away ahead Of their years,
and when they get little down on person,
that person had better commence ut the front
end of his prayers. To illustrate: A couple
Va shO souths aioACodih XVI W tuEGNluR TOCks
Mt well known citizen, the citizen natural
ly objected, but to ne effect, whereupon find
ing moral suasion failure he administered a
gentle corrective in the shape Of few cuffs
and an application of sole leather; then
herded the kids to their home. Mater Jdmiii-
as objected strongly to this mode Of procs-
aure and after exhaustiug her stock of dam.
mi aliaatt L.. H.
strong arm of the city government, and the
prominent citizen aforesaid only escaped a
fine through some legal technicality. Had
this case gone for the kids and precedent
been established it would be dan gerous to be
safe in Missoula.
MORE TREES.
A. j. Stevens, representing l.. NJ. Swift, Of
Colfax, w. T., an extensive nurseryman and
'ruitgrower, has been in the city the past
week interviewing those interested in fruit
culture with apparent success. Mr.. Stevens
brought some samples of apples with him,
and your correspondent found them Just too
litter for anything.
THE CAUSES
ire all leaving the country, possibly they
,annot stand the advent of an iron equine
who requires no eats, and don't care whether
,rass is long or short. Mr.. Cooper, whose
,and of about 200 head wintered in Bitter
Root passed through last Friday, and Jack
)emers and Dom Lynch each drove bands of
bout the same number out in a day or two
Ifterward. They are ali heading for the
Northwest Territory.
BISHOP BREWER
two of his characteristic discusses
o large and attentive audiences ut Kenne-
ly's Hall on Sunday last. The Bishop is
Justly credited with being fine pulpit ora
or, and we shall be glad to hear him again,
which we shall probably do upon his return
rom Bitter Root, where he went last Friday,
by the Rev. George Stewart.
Bishop Paddock, of Washington Territory,
.lso preached to large houses on Sunday
morning and evening, leaving us with very
adorable impressions.
Robert A. Pelkey, of the Missouiian force,
8 the proud papa Of fine little girl and has
rown about foot during the past few days
n consequence.
THE BoULoS COMEDY TROUPE,
which was TO appear last week, has, owing
o the illness Of some OF the members, post
'oned its entertainment until further notice.
hey are highly spoken Of by the western
'ress; and it appears good many old timers
ecollect Paul Boulon, who, in the early days
4 Montana, could draw considerable music
rom the anterior of violin. If the rest of
he troupe rank with him, we can anticipate
musical festival.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. II. +. Brown, of the Montana Lumber
company, met with quite severe accident
asst week, while endeavoring to get the en-.
inc for the planning mill into position; while
ngaged In this operation the engine was
catching Mr.. Brown beneath the
reat weight. He was quickly extricated,
Ehen IL was found that his right shoulder
'as dislocated, and 1t was feared for time
hat he had sustained ether injuries. Hap
lily none other were discovered, and Mr..
'rown Is now on the high road toward re.
every.
THE LONG DEfuxcr
inanimate Missouia brass band, has re- |
ived little, and spasmsdic toots rasp semi |
upon the desert air. The boys |
ave good timber, though, for band, and IL |
he city governments don't Are them our OF |
,wn for nuisance, they should be- able TO !
lay the Prospects" correctly before snow |
les again.
Chop houses are in hard mck, or rather |
heir creditors are. Two closed during the |
asst ten days, and another precinct to hear |
.om. This city don't affect chop houses to |
ny great extent, a. II Is all the hotels can do |
, make q livelihood.
Messrs. James Shields, Con. Murphy, and !,
V. Schlessingsr, Of Butte. visited MissoaIa |
st week; some say ON business thoughts in
mt We extend then all hearty welcome. |
here's plenty of roam here To build and
row an with the country whether II would
~ q not \ anofh~r .oaestton.
TIE =. IL new 1kIu5 -aosrn smiles from
+1Nonla. Nareut Gs1rh trsutI~ a. nearly