The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-04-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.

EleR1ut new Dress 2oods NJ bonner q 20. d
About half the grain crop In the valley Il
sowed.
A $3.50 gold charm, monogram IL H.
found. Apply at this Office.
Chas. r. Douglas has taken the position o.
night Waterman in Deer Lodge.
Travel is very materially increasing and
spring business Is beginning 10 boom.
The Roman Catholic church is taking
steps to establish Montana as diocese.
Parchen & D'Acbeul, Helena, have ordered
all their freight by the U. p. and Deer
Lodge.
The project is being agitated this week OF
building another skating rink in Deer
Lodge.
Bet you the Anaconda smelters are
located on Warm Springs creekw No
takers.
martial music next Monday evening and
"fall in"
Klsinschmidt & Co. have received a large
invoice Of dry goods and will have complete
new stock in a day or two.
There was no change of time on the q. &
N. trains April LIST. 1t is rumored the time
will be changed on the 9th inst.
There will be no preaching at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning Even
ing services at the usual hour.
When you come to think of it don't it
seem that half the people now in Deer
Lodge have come here within the past few
months
The corn crop In this valley is expected to
exceed any previous year this season. For
particulars inquire Of those who use "front
strap" skates.
There is going to be hegira of wives from
Deer Lodge to the States in short time and
the town wi II be filled with the lamentations
of States widowen."
Messrs. w. 81 +. Smith, of the Geneva
Nurseries, New York, notify customers that
nursery stock has been shipped and may be
expected in Deer Lodge by the 10th or 10Th
of April.
kind of Horace Greeley farmer in Deer
Lodge has lettuce, radishes, cress and pie
plant ready for table use. There Is no diff
Guilty about 1t If you'll take the trouble and
stand the expense.
b. Groves, on Thursday, started his outfit
on the Kohrs s. Walton ditch. a ten-y oke-of-
oxen team with the apparatus through town.
He will use n 600 pound 4-Inch pillow, with
eight yoke Of oxen, in scratching" the line.
Five men are employed.
Assessor McQuestion notifies owners of
patented lands that they must list them by
legal description this year. The law requires
this, and owners should either have their
deeds to show or get a transcript of the de-
scription from the records.
1t is with pleasure we welcome to our col |
umns again the commun Ications of Truth.
full James"-Alvin Lent, Esq.--of Missoula.
He has been absent for some years, but has |
at Missoula. The people down
there are getting religious, and propose to |
keep Lent the year round.
Miss George Reed announces a concert by |
her pupils and others at 0'Neill's Theatre, |
evening April 10th. Tickets at |
Coleman's. II will doubtless be very plea |
'ant entertainment. Miss Reed is an excel |
ent teacher and a number of her pupils are |
quite proficient. No extra charge for reser-
ved seats.
jerks, Harris q Co., announce by poster |
his week a sheet and Fellowship skating car
1ival at the rink this friday evening. This
= the first time for this character of amusc-
nent In Deer Lodge, and it is said TO be
'ully as enjoyable as fancy dress carnival, it
being much more difficult TO identify the
nasquers. There will be no dancing and the
hours are unlimited for use of skates.
Warden Botkin this week discharged
rom the penitentiary, on expiration of SEN
ence, Isaac NJ Yandell, a United States
sentenced to one year for cattle
tealing; also Richard Edwards, Territorial
'risoner, sentenced TO one year from Gallatin
ounty for same offense. On Tuesday, of
his week, Under Sheriff George Z. Conrad,
,ewis and Clarke county, delivered TO him
,harles johnson, sentenced to three years
,r horse stealing, and William Morgan,
entenced on three commitments of ore year
ach for cattle stealing.
Practice makes perfect It il now really
cry cnJoy@o" W "i'h'oS sho eNoiu'iohs vi
he skaters who daily and nightly throng the
avilion. While few essay fancy or difficult
eats nearly all have learned to skate very
racefully and swiftly, and the movements
re almost as pleasing to the eye as in ice
Rating A great many devotees-for it
mounts to that-have sent east and procured
he finest ''club" and "half- club" skates made.
! is rarely fall occurs now unless by the
reaking Of skate or when some daring ad-
enturer essays an over difficult feat.