The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Here's your circus; take II In.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Here's Your circus; take II in.
Sol Smith Russell Saturday evening.
Look out fer the circus this morning.
Dan Castello's band arrived last night.
Another Senator" in Montana: for turtle
particulars see Dan CASTILLO.
Eastern Montana papers speak in the high
est terms Of Dan Castelio's circus.
Mr.. Dawson is now day clerk ut the Nc
Bnrney House and Mr. Matt Slater preside
at the Bar
There were some tough cases in town tn,
latter part Of last week and considerable
petty pilfering was done.
IL was reported in Pioneer last Sunday tina
rich strike Of gold quartz had been mad,
at the head of Yam Hill guleh, some five Of
six miles from Pioneer.
Mr. John Mcguire, who has the Montana
circuit for prominent theatrical companies
has negotiated for the purchase of the fix
lures of O'Neill's Theater, Deer Lodge.
Mr.. aud Mrs Peter Hartz are in trouble
thus week having cross suits against each
other for assault and battery or some off:'n
n-v'r do. run mooth
VIII Y0n don't Expect very big paper
on Fourth of July week, do you? Printers
are rs patriotic as anybody, and ga day off ,
for all hands makes big difference in the
amount of reading presented.
derson of neat pocket pamphlet descriptive
of Bozeman and vicinity and of interest to
all visiting that region. It is a well written
brochure and creditable to the author.
The skating rink of jerks, Harris g. Co.
closed down on Saturday evening until Sep
TENDER LIST, after a very successful season.
Manager Mcguire should lease it for theat-
rIcal representations during the season.
1t is within bounds to say that 125 vehicles
drove out of Deer Lodge on the Fourth car
rying people to the Lake, streams, and noun
tains in the vicinity. Some fifty Of our peo-
pie went to Butte and q considerable number
to the upper valley.
On an offer from the Butte committee the
Deer Lodge brass band with sixteen men,
bers went TO Butte on the Fourth and played
in the parade there. Visitors say the boys
did themselves proud, but we leave it to our
Butte cotems. to have their say about our
valley musicians.
Owing to the unprecedented success with
which the Sol Smith Russell Company met
in Butte they were induced to remain there
until tomorrow, when they will arrive in
Deer Lodge and give an entertainment on
Saturday evening at O'Neills Theatre.
They will have crowded house.
The $1,000 or 80 900 ties for the N. p R. R.
now lying at the Deer Lodge crossing above
Warm Springs will be fioated to Mouth of
Blackfoot. Mr.. Ferrn, who has the contract
to float the ties, is now putting boom in the
Deer Lodge at Mouth of Blackfoot, and it
probable the run" will commence to-day.
Mr.. o. Scott, contracting agent for John
Robinson's Mammoth Circus and Menagerie
is in town arranging for its appearance here
Wednesday, August LIST. 1t requires sixty
cars to transport this show and two acres of
ground to spread its canvas. Look out for
the Elephant.
st. Mary's Academy on Thursday evening of
last week was largely attended and was very
creditable to the Sisters in charge and their
pupils. At the close Of the exercises adj
dresses were delivered by Bishop Brondel
and Thos. L. Napton, Esq, and the term
closed very satisfactorily to all concerned.
Elder z. T. Taylor, of the Christian church,
"a l. Ia a. s-tn
vices here and three applicants being admit |
ted by baptism to full communion in the
Church, left a few days since for Helena,
where protracted meeting is being held. Rev.
Taylor is an able and earnest speaker, and |
ais sermons here attracted marked attention. |
Visitors to Deer Lodge express themselves |
Is astonished at the number of fine horses |
md turnouts here. Aside from the fine sta |
Die of Kohrs, Larabie, Scott, and others, the |
livery men have some excellent rigs and |
here are large number of private carriages |
hat would pass muster anywhere With the |
finest drives in Montana, why shouldn't they |
be enjoyed?
A report circulated in Butte few days ago |
hat the Anaconda smelters were not TO be |
quilt in Deer Lodge valley. Marcus DAILY, |
Esq, who has some influence with the man.
lgement of affairs there, informed us since /
he above was circulated that the smelters /
will not only be built at Anaconda as pro-
ected, but that their capacity will doubtless
De much greater than originally designed.
When DAILY says thumbs up" at Anaconda,
'ou will never see any one with level head
urn thumbs down"
The Butte base ball club desiring to have
ONE fun on the Fourth challenged the Deer
lodge club, but recently organized, to a
match game July 4th. The challenge was
accepted and then the Butte club
elegraphed their regrets that they would be
Unable to play. Our boys were very much
and hold themselves in readi-
less to match the Butte boys on timely notice
whenever they are ready. We have excellent
rounds here. Why not have a match at
Deer Lodge'
Tent shows are quite popular this season.
Virgins Museum set their canvas in Deer
lodge a few days ago and sho wed a couple of
avs. The show was very light-waisted ex-
ept the iren;jawed man, who is immense.
Ie held up by his teeth here n barrel of
vater and two large men, the total weight
eing 1862 pounds. OF course there Is a
sleight" in the lift and the holding, but the
ower shown was tremendous notwithstand.
ng.
Among the new buildings in course Of con-
truction in Deer Lodge are the residences of
FRS. Lieut.. Krause, on Second street, which
Till be occupied by Roadmaster Redmond
nd family; that of NJ. L. Poland, on north
fain street, and that Of Thomas Mcguire, on
street, north of VIM. II. Trippets. The
tone walls for the Bielenberg residence are
ompleted and the building will be pushed
apidly forward.
Michael Connolly, who killed Maginnis in
county some years ago and was
entenced to the penitentiary for life, was
ast Friday adiudged insane by acommission
ppointed by Judge Emerson and sent to
Warm Springs He has been more or less
insane for the past four months and it has de-
eloped into acute mania. The guards and
bysician in attendance testified to evidences
nd condition that left no doubt Of his mania
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