The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Commissioners meet az Board OF
Equalization next Monday.
1t is stated in Bozeman that Mr.. John s.
Mills contemplates issuing there soon
small daily paper.
Sam. SCOTS Ranchero walked off with the
go class race in Bohemian last Saturday in
three straight heats. Best time, 2.ai.
Electors should remember the primaries
next Saturday and elect delegates to the
County Conventions. See the notices.
w. Edwards, who published "Notice
to Co-Owners," will hear of something to his
interest by sending his address to this office.
The John w. Lowell Wagon Company, c.
=. Joslyn manager, reminds readers this
week Of their being in the field with every
thing to make farmer happy.
We hear it rumored that Mr.. F. p. Noel
rath, late of Miles City, contemplates asso-
ciating with Mr.. Leigh r. Freeman in the
publication of the Unton-Freeman, in Butte.
Superintendent Riddle, who has resided
here for several years, on Wednesday remov-
ed his family to his ranch in Jefferson coun-
ty. "DIck" will make headquarters here for
some time yet.
There will be social hop at the skating
rink on Friday evening, October 18th, to
which a general invitation is extended.
Tickets 81. See J. F. Strauhal, at Klein
schmidt & Co.'S store.
Supervisor Foster has several men and
teams grading and ditching Fourth street,
a. rd Z
be great benefit if that street could be
made good roadway.
Mr.. \. III. Sawins, n young gentleman who
has recently arrived from Boise, has rented
rooms in Bien's building, Court Square, and
will shortly give instructions in penmanship
and drawing. Further announcement will
be made next week.
We met an old-time acquaintance on the
street Monday, and shaking hands, inquir-
ingly remarked, ~ can't call your name at
this moment" CAN right; it don't make a
- bit of difference, Capt, whether you can
or notw and on he went. We have kind OF
studied it out that we got left that time.
We learn from Land Agent Stone that
Drummond will be retained as the name OF
old town of Edwardsville, on the He'll Gate.
The proposed substitution of "Flint" is not
approved by General Agent Lamborn, who
telegraphed that Drummond was as good as
any other name. Drummond 1t is, then
Herald
George W. Carlton, who has established a
first class fruit. produce, and family grocery
store in Deer Lodge and keeps fine stock of
goods, publishes his card in this issue. Mr..
c. proposes to supply oysters, fish, and all
kinds of good things to eat as the market
demands, and is happy in obliging customers.
Give him q call.
The Trustees of School District No. have
let the contract for laying the foundation
walls of the new school house to Joseph
Chapleau, who laid the stone walls in M.
Bielenbergs house, and work will be COM
menced on. Monday. The stone and other
material, including door and window castings,
is all on hand except lime, a carload Of which
is due to-day.
No further developments concerning the
U. & n. and N. p. freight and passenger
transfer this week. Freight is still being
hauled over the hill in wagons, and passen-
gers are diminishing around the intersection
till they get train. The failure to erect
joint station and provide for interchange Of
freights is discreditable to whichever road is
occasioning it.
DIR. A. III. Mitchell this week bought of s.
E. Larabie seven fine horses, including su-
perior brood mare by Thomas Jefferson, first
dam by Godfrey's Patchen. She has fine
Maxim colt at her side and is in foal to
Beaumont. He also bought Minneola by
Giddings Hambletonian out of Minnehaha,
first dam Fleety Gold Dust, with colt at her
side by Border King DR.. NJ. is going to the
front as an owner of good horses.
This Is getting to be a parrotand-cat of
country. Recently it was stated that mineral
springs had been found that would nickel
plate IRON substances deposited in it, Now,
DIR. A. j. Hunter, of Hunters Hot Springs,
discovers that glass immersed for four months
in them will color, and Prof. Swallow says
the specimen sent him "has received the
color of the purest amethyst" We incline
to believe the very worthy gentlemen have
been imposed upon or are mistaken.
Jack Langrishe, the popular Montana man
ager and comedian of early days, now has a
first-class dramatic company which will play
in Salt Lake tonight and tomorrow night.
His leading play is "The Man in Maze"
and it receives the heartiest approval of the
press. The Rocky Mountain Ne,os Of Denver
says of it: "The audience fairly roared last
night from rise to fall of curtain" Mr.. Ian
grishe will bring his company to Montana
about the last of this month, if satisfactory
arrangements can be made with Manager
Mcguire. Jack Langrishe will take better
than any other man that can come to Mon
tana.
4 CAR LOAD APPLES FoR FALL AND
L winter use will be received at Klcinschmidt 4