The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Railroad time changed. Look out.


Z. L. Bonner & Co. have just received
choice lot of Buckeye buckwheat -four.
1t is expected VIM. Mckinney will be dep
utised as sheriff to-day and stationed at Gar
rison.
Hearts train runs between Butte and Gar
rison in 15o minutes, including all stoppage'
distance 81 miles.
Paul c. Blum, one of our old citizens, II
the popular advance agent Of the HOLLAND
Company. He Is the boss rustler.
Harry Emery, well known and popular
actor, formerly with Sawtelle, is now playing
with the Katie Putnam Company.
Mr.. II. NJ. Thomas and family, Of Film
| Creek, removed to Deer Lodge this weel
and occupy Mrs. Krause's house, on Second
street.
Mrs. Lieut.. Krause arrived from Fort Shaw
this week, and is Frightening up the heart oil
her father, DR.. w. w. Higgins, during the
absence of her mother.
| Prof. Sawins' Institute of Writing, Draw
ing and Sketching, is well attended every
evening. The pupils are taking great inter
est and improving rapidly.
| Grand Master Kinsley, of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen, is now editor Of the
Ogden Pilot We presume it will be made
the official paper of this Jurisdiction.
MIL. +. Roberts, agent of that excellent
| representative of Choteau county interests
the Benton Record, was in town day or TIVE
| this week in the interest of his paper.
No further election returns for the county
having reached this office, we omit the tabu
lar statement this week. 1t is probable there
| will be no change in the general result.
Mr. Holland Is the ablest comedian who
who has ever visited Victoria and the com
pany supporting him the best that has ever
played in British Columbia.-Coloaist, Oct
11M.
Alice Farnsworth, the seven year old dangh
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Farnsworth, has
had severe case of diphtheria the past eight
days, but we are pleased to know is now re-
covering No other cases are reported.
1t was with pleasure we noticed few days
ago that our very much esteemed cotempo-
rary, the Madtsonidn, had completed its 10th
volume and entered auspiciously on n new
year. May it long live and prosper under its
present management
Kelley, Hagan g. Co. cleaned up S3,0ot
Monday, the result of the last two weeks run
of their mine. The claim was opened late
last spring and has yielded to date So, 800
The Rock Creek Ditch Company has shut
off water and all mining is suspended at Pho
neer, Yamhill, and vicinity.
Morgan Evans, Esq, who came down yes
terday to have a Commission appointed tt
determine the right-of-way damages with
three or four land owners on the line Of the
Anaconda road, says McCupe & Caplict
have about 100 teams on the ground ready te
begin work, and expect to have all necessary
tools etc, in three or four days.
Mr.. E. H. Jeanjequet, of Salmon City, paid
us n pleasant call this week. He came ovel
to Butte to qualify for establishing post Of
the G. A. r. at Salmon City, and concluded
to make a brief visit to Deer Lodge and
Helena while on the scout. Time has dealt
leniently with him in the past dozen years,
and will, We trust, for many more.
Mr.. H. G. Delaney, of Loudon county, Va.
az enthusiastic hunter as the Jamesons, ar
rived here last week, and with Ed. Newman
as quartermaster and commissariat, went
into the Powell mountains for hunt. He
returned yesterday, having shot seven Rocky
Mountain sheep, one ibex and one deer-al
on the head Of Dempsey creek.
Piatt of the Independent turned the Jingle
box loose recently with same rhymes relating
to local events, and now-'everybody does
it," eThe Madisonidn-may all ths saints for
give us If we hold the wrong party to proof
as author-got of some admirable machine
made mots. and the River Press Is a good
second. Go it, boys; variety is the spice Of
life.
Mr.. Will. Kennedy, who has for some
months held cases in the NEW NORTHWEST
office, went to Butte Monday to take charge
of the city page of the Miner. Mr.. X. is ar
! expert compositor, and an industrious, intel
4 Hgent, educated gentleman, competent &c
the discharge of any editorial duties devolv
4 ing upon him. We doubt not he will achieve
success in his present position.
Rev. Father Kelleher, after pleasant bu
too short visit, returned to Virginia City thi,
week. Father X. has applied for leave o.
\ absence, desiring to visit his home in Eng
land, and then study in Rome a year. HI
hopes to have his supply appointed SO he car
reach home by Christmas. He is most es
timable gentleman and worthy priest, ant
we trust no III luck will prevent his return Il
his Moansna parish.
1t has been customary for many years to
keep bright light in the penitentiary al
| night. 1t is visible from every direction
The guard going off at 0 p. m. Tuesday night
turned the lights low, and it being brigh
moonlight, what lamp light there was di'
/ not show. 1t was noticed at the depot, tele
phoned to town, and resulted in Col. Botkil
and few others making forced march as
| relief corps to the pen. "Alls well that end
we'll"
An epidemic Of sore throat Is prevailing
1t is generally accompanied with swollel
neck. Take third Of teaspoonful OF dr.
-four of sulphur three times day, placing
as far back on the tongue as convenient, an
let it dissolve gradually. Outside the throa
| wear piece of flannel saturate d with spirit
of turpentine. IL the latter irri tates or blu
ters, add little lard to the turpen tine. Tax
care of yourself forty-eight hours, pay TO
your local newspaper and you will be cured
Sheriff G. N. Berry, of Missoula county
this week delivered to Warden Creel VIM
III. King, convicted of murder in the secon
degree and sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonmeut. King, while intoxicated, wen
into dance house near Fort Missoula, AM
taking offense at something, ran behind tn
bar. picked up pistol, fired into the GROVE
and killed two innocent men. He will b
remembered here rs the principal witness II
the Kennedy Conner murder case SOM
years ago.
The Montana Railway Company has Sc
cured the contract for building the Ana
conda branch of the Utah g. Northern from
Stuart to Anaconda, distance OF eight Of
nine miles. Work will be commenced i'm
mediately, and If the weather permits tn
line will be completed before Christmas
Messrs. Caplice & McCune have taken tn,
contract to do the grading and win begin tn
work at once. Mr.. McCune Is an old con
tractor on the Oregon Short Line, where h
has already force Of men whom he will
bring to Stuart within few days, when thu
work win be pushed rapidly ahead.-hiner
15ta.
A large number of citizens living In tn
vicinity Of Gold Creek station, N. p. r. Il
have petitioned for the establishment Of
sh II L Taxtln o0o