The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Mrs. Slaughter has fine millinery goods.

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The roads ars improving, and stages are
making fair time again.
II we don't have falling weather then there
IL no virtue In barometer.
The Providence Mining Company NJ Lin
coin Gulch has resumed operations.
L. l.. Bonner & Co. have magnificent
stock of ladies' dress goods on sale. Lock
your wife up.
From seven TO twelve car loai> of freight
each day are now received her, over the u.
| ~ n. railroad.
The ladies are to have very liberal treat
Inent at the skating rink hereafter. See spe-
cial business notice.
| w. A. Clarke, E-q.. il writing some very
entertaining letters from the Mediterranean
| Coast to the Butte Miner.
jerks. Harris & Co announce for Saturday
night three mile skating race for s25. Ii
will be an interesting contest.
Now IL n good time 10 clean UP streets, al
legs and yards. Will not Supervisor Foster
| notify lot owners and clean upthr thorough
fares.
A number Of the young gentlemen are ar
ranging for grand ball during court term,
the proceeds to be contributed for the bene-
fit OF the Sisters School.
The Bozeman Courier says St. Paul man
proposes TO publish three. cent daily at the
capital-Hiner. mo, the Courier mentioned
the party AZ a Thomas cat
A postoffice called Sunset. with Israel
Glenn postmaster, Is established at the mouth
Of Elk creek. near the Cahalin ranch. Quite
a settlement has grown up there.
The proprietors of the MrBurney House
are planting around that building the finest
lot Of large native trees we have ever seen
transplanted. Hope they'll grow.
The Deer Lodge Brass Band is considering
The matter Of giving concert soon, which IL
carried out az projected. should aud probably
will assemble 600 people to hear 1t.
N. J. Levrngood sold TO Morgan Evans
this week his ranch on Warm Springs Creek
for SO ,OO0, and bought of Christian johnson
a one fourth interest on the Emma lode, near
Gable, for 81 800.
The members of the military company are
notified in another column to meet at the
Court House this evening at $50 o'clock
There should be a full turn cut prompt At the
time, that business may be quickly trans
acted.
The new fashioned road carts, some Of
which have been In use here several weeks, |
are reaching other towns in the Territory. |
They are very jaanty, comfortable and con- |
venient and are becoming quite popular in |
the States.
Our old type we have boxed up prepare
tory to sending it to the foundry to be re-
cast. II had been used on the Bismarck RI
dune so long and its habit of lying had be-
come so fixed, that 1t could not be trusted
lengrr.-Glendiue Times.
The hall programmes furnished by Salt
Lake printing establishment for the enter.
tainmsnt at Renshaw Opera House last night
looked A. If they were printed with splint
broom and bucket Of tar.-Niner. And
then only cost forty cents a thousand
A band Of Major Romans Indians have
been around this vicinity lately, and the un-
reg.nerated wretches are Strengthening elk
without leave or license In the hills eight or
ten miles east of town. The Montana game
laws do not reach these gentle outlaws.
A telegram from Missoula yesterday stated
that tramp attempted on "Wednesday night
to enter the residence OF W. J. Stephens,
Esq., and was shot dead by Mrs. Stephens.
The burglar was unknown. II is presumed
Mr. s. was not at home at the time. Good
for Mrs. Stephens.
Residents of the valley who have been in
Helena this week, inform us that the North
ern Pacific company asks ~ high AZ $40 and sl3
per acre for fairly good lands IN this valley.
Actual settlers" have, IN eases we have
heard of, been allowed their lands ut $3.50
ner acre, m announced by r~solutioa Of the
company some years since.
Mr.. James A. Logan, who, il Is stated, lost
both eyes and his right arm by a giant pow
der explosion, IN White Pine, ten years ago,
Is capvassing Deer Lodge for number Of
standard books. As he II end-avoring to
gain an honest livelihood despite his misfor-
tunes, he should be encouraged by all who
cau afford to purchase from him.
United States Internal Revenue Collector
Thomas r. Fuller requests us to call the Mt.
ntion Of all persons requiring United
) at.s license to the fact that their lieea~es
hould he renewed before May LIST. Collector
Fuller also states that blank forms Of rebate
IN cigars and tobacco will be- sent 10 d-alcrs
ls soon ~ they are r-c-ivrd from Washing
on. We mention, incidentally, here that all
iraiers desiring rebate 1sshrls printed with
heir name. can be supplied ut this Office at
reasonable rates. Il
Mr.. j. A. Goodhue. of the Geneva Nsr-
uries. has been In town the past week super.
Intending the shipment Of trees TO Missoula.
Helena and other points. The Geneva Muir
uries supply five car loads OF stock to Mon
ana this year, their former shipments to
valleys where fruit and ornamental trees can
be cultivated having given satisfaction and
ed to heavy supplemental orders. In this
valley the growing Of imported ornamental
Tees has not been succ-ssful, and the people
have gone back TO the native trees, which
flourish with but little care, and are really
beautiful. II