The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-13
LOCAL. BREv1TIEs.

Sol Smith Russell had $500 house in Deer
Lodge.
Brick moulders wanted n Anaconda. See
Special Business Notices.
5 Castello's circus passed through town
Wednesday bound westward.
! No services will be held in ths Presbyter-
ian Church next Sunday morning
mo daily Inter Mountain reached Deer
Lods. Tuesday or Wednesday. Something
| wrong?
The priz" soap, wheel of fortune, and
| Cheap John men have infested the streets the
past week
Donnell. Clark g. Larabie shipped $4,000
in gold du>t last Tuesday. The placers are
yielding nicely this season.
The mixed train for Butte which last week
left Deer Lodge at a. m, now leaves at a.
M and arrive> At Butte an hour earlier than
formerly.
The skating rink Of jerks, Harris g. Co.
has clo>t-'i after very successful season. The
fractions roller will disport itself again about
September LIST.
The Missoula term Of Court ended last
week and Judge Galbraith. District Attor-
ney Prrubrrron and stenographer Lippincott
have returned.
Several of the Montana towns have organ
lied Boards of Trade, but the Montana I'm
prov-ment company will top them all with
It's trade of boards.
IL any person desires an excellent and al
most new single phaton at n bargain, we can
put them in Communication with a party
who has one to dispose Of
Charlie Bielenberg few days ago bought
the Normandin Boys herd of about three
hundred head of beef cattle. 1t takes mon
ey now to run butcher shop when steers
are worth $40 to $50 apiece.
John Robin>ons brigade of bill posters
made this town look like a picture gallery
Monday. One Of their bill boards, built es-
pecially, is l4xl00 feet In area.
Messrs. Schwab g. Zimmerman state they
will positively close out AZ propretors of the
Cosmopolitan and St. Louis hotels, Helena,
August LIST. There's chance for somebody.
The McBurney House this week advanced
day board to So per week and single meals to
seventy-fiv. cents. With present prices Of
meat 1t is said there is no money in lower
rates.
Division Superintendent Riddle informs rls
no clue to the stage robbers has yet been OBJ
tanned. Two men were arrested in Helena
this week but Anderson said they were not
the men and they were released.
The Couriersays the "Trans-continental and
Allied Show" or fraud, was put through
the hocus-pocus Of a legal transfer ut that
place to defraud the parties who had hauled
il around from Washington Territory
Persons desiring choice building lots can
secure them ia the Clagett and Dixon addi-
tons The reserve IL withdrawn on the fine
property north of n. Bielenberg's-the most
desirable lots in towu-and they can now be
purchased.
A young Southern lady desires to obtain
a private school of small children or the po-
sition of teacher in good family in Mon
tana at reason able compensation. Best ref
erences given. Address Miss Ada w. FAINT,
Ogden, Utah.
Do you realize we are threatened with q
destructive drouth? Water never ran down
a. rapidly AZ 1t has in the past two weeks
Many streams are already nearly dry, and the
cry for water" unless we have good rains,
will be loud presently.
The Dillon Tribune says the Big Hole
monument, shipped last fall, sis in place,
etc, at the battl. ground and is to be I'M
yelled by General Sherman and his party on
their visit II We mistake not the monu-
ment Is still lying at Silver Bow, where il
was unloaded last fall.
The Larabie. Scott, and Palmer horses re-
turned from Butte this week. number of
them having participated in the Butte races
during the week preceding and acquitted
themselves creditably. Mr.. Palmer's horses
we believe won four of the six races for
which they were entered.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has been petitioned to put town Office in
Deer Lodge. The suspension of the military
line and the burden of business thrown on
the depot office renders the establishment of
an Office in town and the relief of the depot
operator n business necessity.
The construction train having complsted
tracklaying to the high trestles near the Null
Ian tunnel has gone over for week or two
TO the Park branch at Livingston and iStrack
laying on that road. When IL returns the
track will be rapidly laid over Mullan tunnel
and down the Little Blackfoot.
While on the Goose-cbase stampede this
spring, Robert FeBner found about forty
miles beyond Missoula a piece of float quartz
which run AZ per cent lead and assayed over
200 ounces silver. He returned Wednesday
from his second trip there he having gone
back, found the lead and defined IL. IL is
about two feet wide.
Messrs. KohrS & Biel.nberg this week sold
10 Robert Ford, of Sun River, 200 heal of
four, five, and six year old cattle at a dressed
weight price of about seven cents per pound.
If you will count II up you will see that this
amounts to considerable money. Also some
three hundred head of three year olds TO the
same purchaser. Mr. Ford IL buying 10 sup
ply the Mounted Police contract in the north
taken by ]. 9. Baker & Co.
The NEW NORTH WEST wants TO know IL
there isn't some mistake about the statement
that Dan CASTILLO was here In II. ASK the
Hadisopiaa. 1t started that story -Iadepea-
dent. You're another. - Hadisonian. Not
having succeeded in getting a very definite
answer, we will state our opinion, that Dan
CASTILLO WAS never in Montana before with
a show until this year, and that the only cir
Gus that has been in the Territory before was
a little three-horse circus that came over
from Idaho and exhibited in the Territory In
the summer of 1867
Manager John Mcguire has closed the ne
gotiations, aud secured the lease of O'Neill's
Theatre and purchased the curtain, scenery,