The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
WIN. Wallace has two fine horses for sale.
Katie Putnam wants to come again. Let

her come.
The school house excavation is ready for
the Masons.
Postage on an ordinary letter will only be
two cents after next Sunday.
Miss Bette Williams is building frame
residence on Ketucky avenue.
J. L. Dickey has just received some beau
tiful toilet articles and furniture.
Charlie Birdseye favored us Wednesday
with some nice birds that got in front of his
gun.
Continued dry weather has again started
up vigorously the mountain fires east of
town.
Several new brick, frame and log dwellings
are in process of construction on South Main
street.
Mr.. Charles A. Keer, artist for the History
of Montana, was in town Wednesday en- route
to Helena.
MD. Galbraith dentist, and an excellent
workman, by the way, expects to visit Phil
ipsburg next week.
Colonel Frank j. Parkers card was in n
box of splendid grapes received yesterday,
from Walla Walla Thanks.
Rev. Wilder Nutting, of Bitter Root val
ley, will preach at New Chicago at II a.bm.
and p. III. Sunday, Sept. Goth.
The last spike" illustrations in Harpcr and
Leslie are making good Montana sale for
those papers. The illustrations were evil
IDENTITY hurriedIy engraved.
Sam Scott took Ranchero to Garrison yes
terday TO ship him by the Northern Pacific
TO BoZeman, where he will take leading
part in the races next week. The animal Is
in charge of Dave Johnson.
E. L. Bonner & Co. will receive in few
days a car load of choice Northern Missouri
apples, which will be sold promptly at low
figures. Leave your orders, subject TO salts
faction
Uncle Sam is making prices to suit the
times" and will carry our letters now for EjI
per cent. off former prices. We would will
Iingly pay him that much mere for prompt
transmission of this paper.
Mr.. Jno H.Williams presented to us few
days ago two turnips weighing re spcctlvely
twenty-one pounds and fourteen pounds.
The larger one girthed forty and quarter
inches. They were raised on Mr.. w IS ranch
four miles south of town.
The Helena Business College advert Uses in
this issue its facilities for imparting good
theoretical business education to pupils.
There is no reason why such An education
cannot as well be given in Hele IA as any of
the eastern cities. One of the rincipals is a
splendid freehand penman.
Deer Lodge has had over it for the last two
months "a pillar of cloud by day and pillar
of fire by night" and yet there isn't resi-
dent Israelite in the burg and we don't want
TO
Get out Of the Wilderness"
We are willing to dispense with the smoke
and take our chances.
Mr.. Dan Boisvert, on temporary guard duty
at the penitentiary, not desiring o take his
$50 gold watch there last Saturda Vevening.
left it for safe keeping in Sam M TURNS sa'
loon. During the night the house was bur
glarzed and Boisvert's watch a ud what
money there was in the till stolen. No clue
has been obtained TO the robber.
Captain w. II. Erskine, of b sartown,
while endeayorIng on Monday last O throw
cartridge from the magazine to IT, barrel
of a Winchester rife, received Sc nous in
jury. The cartridge was a little I, ~ large
and the attempt TO throw it in the ba Erel dis
charged it, blowing out the right eye Gf Cap
tain ErskInc and injuring the oth' II. He
was brought 10 Deer Lodge Thursday and Is
in care of DR.. Owings.
Mr.. Armstrong, Of the MiSsouhun, scored
Willard heavy last week for the ina inner in
which he treated VI ontanans on the recent
excursion and at the spike driving, bub it took
Baker, of the MddtS0nidrl, TO ever astingly
shake the outfit up. "Tom" is th only ore
of the "invited guests" from Moutau a who Is
dead square ahead on the game-'Se all go t
1t was reported last evening tn It tn,
Northern Pacific railroad refused TO longe
receive mails from the Utah & Northern ut the
intersection, and that the U. S, mail agent
had contracted to have them hauled TO and
from the Geerdt's ranch by wagon: Also
that the n. =. car bore tofore used rs astation
at the intersection was ordered removed
What next?
Times arc changim; for the more aesthetic
style of EXPIRE ssion. A few years ago whe n
a man had cold he said so, took roaring
sweat and a dose of oil, and worked it off
Now he Is always "Lhreatened with pneum-
MIA, CALI in a doctor, and uses up half the
Latin la nguage in the drug store before he is
able to get round again. And still, "aspade
is a sp ade."
We notice the citizens of Livingston are
inqU iring for The United States Magazine, a
per- .odical for which a smooth tongued solic-
ito was taking subscriptions n month or tvTo
az 0. There are several Deer Lodge sub
81 ;ribers also inquiring for the same publica-
ion. The solicitor mentioned never put in
an appearance at this office. IL is more than
an even bet that when a foreign newspaper
solicitor lodges the local newspaper offic es
he is slippery. Make these travelling solicit
tors "show up" or charge your investme mt
up TO profit and loss.
There are now at the U. & y. intersection
at Garrison, two frame restaurant buildings
and three canvaS-topped restaurants and sa-
looms, where very fair meals can be had. The
n. =. is improving somewhat, but still IL is
the rare exception when a train is on time
The connections at best are bad and as there
is no depot whatever, passengers will suffer
from exposure If bad weather comes before
the railroad companies adjust their train
time or erect buildings. The Northern Paci-
fc appears to still insist on the humbuggery
of making its depot at the Geerdts ranch,
compelling passengers between Butte and
Helena to pay for four miles more trayel
each way, and the indications are that the
Union Pacific is going to yield the point
to it.
Henry Ward Beecher bought his Blankets,
Comforts and Lap Robes of Kleinschmidt &
Co., and said Ii Mormon Bishop he would
invest in Dry Goods at the wonderfully low
prices at retail. 1t
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