The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-26
LOCAL: BREvITIEs.
Rensnber the ball tonight By the Deer


Rensnber the ball tonight By the Deer
Lodge Band.
Four days last week the mercury In the
thermometer failed to rise above the zero
point.
Now Is the ii me to buy cheap hoes.
See z. L. Bonner & Co.'s second column
| local "ad"
The full text Of the Kanouse bill, in rela-
ton to water rights, will be found on the
second page.
Nearly all the Utah b Northern trains,
during the cold snap, got off time. but staid
on the track.
VIM. Woodcock. fireman Of the Council, il
civilian" the well known body servant Of
Marshal Botkin.
Mr.. N. Bennett informs us that thirty more
feet will knock daylight through the Little
Blsckfoot tunnel.
Bishop Brewer will hold services in st.
James Episcopal chourch, Deer Lodge,
morning and evening, Sunday, February 4tb.
The coach sleigh from Helena Wednesday
tipped In a snow-bank near the French
womans and was FIVE hours late. Nobody
hurt.
The Knights Of Pyfhias Of Deer Lodge con-
template grand ball on February 18th, the
nineteenth anniversary Of the establishment
Of the Order.
On our list of contributions for next weeks
issue h an essay on. practical Esthetics,"
BY ono whose writings Montsnians always
read with interest.
Our obligations are hereby expressed for
copies Of the Auditors and Treasurers re.
ports and that of the Territorial Superintend-
ent of Public Schools.
The quarterly exami nation Of the Deer
Lodg. Public schools takes place next We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday. The public
generally are invited to be present.
Mrs jackson advertises her honse for sale
this week 1t is adapted for a small family
and convenient 70 the depot. As she desires
to 90 east 1t can be bought reasonably.
The report that Taylor's stage line would
draw off January 10th was incorrect. 1t
leaves the Warm Springs postofice every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at
s o'clock.
We are requested to state that the ID. l.. c.
s. will meet at the Engine House at p m
this evening. A full attendance Of members
is requested as business of importance will
be presented.
The Montana Presbytery will hold its reg
ular semi. annual session at Deer Lodge next
week, common cling on Friday evening, Feb
~ ryfrS xrin ha
made in eur ne 1t issue.
The River Press holiday number, contain
ing much interesting and valuable matter,
we'll illustrated and nicely printed, is on our
table. 1t Is very creditable to the publishers
and Of value to the people Of Fort Benton.
A number Of items under this head were in
advertently omitted last week, so our readers
were spared . dissertation on the weather
which included the mention that @. G..
Birdscye and James Davis had o breezy time
on the Dog Greek hills but got in all right
John O'Niell, who has an engagement IN
Butte February 18th, says that If sufficient
number Of gentle men and ladies, TO indicate
that . masquerade is desired, will record
their names with him, he will give such
bail on Wednesday evening, February 9TH.
Tickets SO each.
Passengers for Missoula may find 1t Of in.
terest to know that on the quickest trip made
this month the stage arrived in that town at
go p m. of the next day after leaving
Deer Lodge; 525 p. IN. is the latest time, and
sl5 p. m. the average, according to Mr.. j. l..
Barlow, Of the Northern Pacific railroad
office. -
A gentleman hands US . q. p. poster, sent
him from New England, in which the advan-
tages Of reaching Montana by rail are de-
picted with all the glowing eloquenee and
chaste dslineatioa Strahorn can throw into
literature and art. The country will have an
immigration the coming spring such as 1t
had twenty years ago.
Notice comes TO us this week Of mar
rage alleged to have'taken place in Hasmark,
Deosnbsr 2oGb. 1882. There being no sigma
| ture to authenticate IL, We defer publication.
Newspapers are assailed for reckless state
msnts, and again for suppressing news, etc.,
and yet many items are furnished without
anything to authenticate them.
The telegraph wire No. /, now stretched
from Silver Bow to Little Blackfoot Is what
Ii known as "the railroad WIRE" The w. U.
wire No. 2, win be strung in q day or two,
there being only short gap to fill now be-
tween Warm Springs and Deer Lodge. This
will release the old Central Co. wire TO Butte
for exclusive TsIephonio purposes.
Some seven or eight conductors on the
Utah & Northern were relieved from duty
on Monday and their places supplied. Mr..
Hader, late conductor on the accommodation
between Deer Lodge and Butte, was trans.
| fsrred and given passenger train between
Ogden and Spring Hill. Mr.. Redmond re.
mains ON the Nerthern Division. Mr.. Jew
stt and Mr.. Jones were relieved.
Mr.. j. r. Eardeiy, Of Willow Glen, who
was In town Wednesday informs IN the citi-
sens Of that prosperous LEGALITY are about to
build new school house 24x40, n that place
| 1t viii be Of frame, brick lined, lathed and
plastered, black board all around, and have q
bell tower and bell. II viii cost 81 900 OF
more. They are live people In that district
They take twenty copies Of the NEW NORTH.
WEST.
The Presbyterian church bell, which has
been used for school purposes, was disabled
some days this week, and pupils had to 20
.sby time" As there Is suoh diversity Of
time as now kept, we again suggest the pro
priety OF all adopting and keeping their
time pieces adjusted to the regulator At Dick
eys. As the railroad Office has its time cor
rscted daily from Salt Lake and there is tele.
phone connection with the depot we can thus
have standard town and railroad time.
It being desired to bring up the telegraph
builder car from Little Blsckfoot, to which
the u q N line has been completed, an en-
Rins snd passenger coach, with little party
Of railroad boys and lady friends, started
down Saturday, but stuck in the snow at the
mouth Of Mullen canon and had to bach
horne. On Monday the attsmpt was rene we'd
and was successful. This was the frst pas
ssnger coach that has traversed the road
Deer Lodge valley 10 now navixasls Tor viii
be next spring, for passenger trains its entire
length.
Mr.. Fred. Cans, wsll-knowr old Helena
ian. now travelling for Levi Strauss q Co.
the mammoth dry goods 6rm and manufac
tureu Of the patent rivsted duck lcsnvas
clothes, that everybody weas more or les'
n a. al IL sak iv,r