The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

A&SAL oIN6 4Gs0s
Trsuting Is good in the streams now.
Junketing expeditions are frequent now.
Regular meeting Geo. II. Thomas Post this
evening.
See notice Of Mr.. Kelley-"To Whom IL
May Concern"
There were two hail storms Monday, but
not much damage done.
Mr.. Robinson expects his fiune will be de-
livering wood to-day or tomorrow.
The Montana Lumber Company il ship
ping immense quantities Of lumber to Butte.
Rev. J. w. Bennett will preach at Stuart
Sunday, July q, at ii q m, and at Willow
Glen 3 p. m. All are cordially invited.
1t is 422 miles from Anaconda to Garrison
by rail, from Anaconda to Stuart miles,
Anaconda to Butte q 3 miles, and Anaconda
to Deer Lodge 3o.s.
A set Of teeth, picked up some time since
on Main street, have been left at this office
for the owner. II applied for by lady, no
questions will be asked.
The firm Of VIM. Coleman q Co., Butte
and Deer Lodge, has dissolved, Mr.. Lewis
taking the Butte business and Mr.. Coleman
the Deer Lodge business.
1t 10 still the rumor that about the end Of
this month the N. p. passenger trains will
change time, the East and West bound pass
ing at Garrison about p. m.
Supervisor Foster Is doing good job Of
grading on Second street III adjacent prop
erty owners would complete the center ill 1t
would be the finest street in Montana.
The teachers, scholars and friends Of the
Episcopal Sunday school had largely at
tended and very enjoyable picnic at "the
slides" on Cottonwood Creek last Saturday.
A "double-header' train Of Al cars passed
up the U. & N. road q few evenings ago. An
extra freight train has been running daily re-
recently, making six trains a day over the
road.
Peter Hartz announces himself this week
as candidate for Road Supervisor. Hes says
he held that position in Germany and wants
. chance to show how streets ought to be
made. ..
Under Sheriff McTague says he sent off an
order for forty Cleveland hats this week.
The Blaine and Cleveland hats are identical
white plugs. The hatmakers have good
thing this summer.
Messrs. Cobban & Forbis, Of Butte, have
been appointed agents and collectors Of the
NEW NORTHWEST at Butte City. subscrib-
srs there will please settle with them on pre-
sentation of their accounts.
IT. mat trvo -.aIe haa h.ap uufavorahls
for haying, but as the grass is still growing,
farmers can wait. Their apprehension is
scarcity of hands and the grain maturing
before they get the hay in stack.
A letter from Hugh o NELL, dated Murray
Vile, July %, says: "This will be good
camp in time, beyond doubt, but great
many of the best claims are in litigation 1t
present, and on many others only work
enough Is being done to hold the ground"
In difference to the dedication Of the Chris
tian church at Anaconda on Sunday next,
the morning and evening services at the
Court House will be omitted. On the follow
ing Sunday Rev. II. r. Cooley, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is expected to speak. -
Sheriff Reinhardt, Of Bsavsrhead county,
brought to the penitentiary Thursday night
Of last week, William German, sentenced 2
years fer grand larceny; George Peterson,
year, rssault with intent to kill, and Henry
Freeman, one day, fer bartering whisky to
Indians.
The Episcopal church sociable will be held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. OBannon
next Tuesday evening. All are cordially in
H 70 offa ha NJ a
and the moneys derived from the raspberries,
cream and ices will be for the benefit OF the
church fund.
1t is reported the N. P. Company has
brought action for damages against persons
having houses on Its right of way At CARR
son and summoned them to answer In Deer
Lodge ts-morrsw, but We are inclined to be-
lieve 1t YVES intended merely rs pressure"
to secure removal.
The railroads are carrying back East con-
number Of emigrants from Kansas
and Nebraska, who went to Oregon and
Washington Territories and were disap-
pointed. There In always . percentage of
this class in every tide Of emigration, but
this seems to be larger than usual. The con-
ditions in Oregon are not ordinarily encour-
aging this year. .,..s... ......
Col Robert q. Ingersoll, the distinguished
doubter and eloquent apostle Of Lets take
the chances" Is announced to lecture at
O'Neil's Theatre on Sunday evening, August
8. Undoubtedly every seat in the Hall will
be flled, and much larger audience would
be had were there larger Hall engaged and
another evening than Sunday selected. 1t is
not likely Christian ministers win omit their
regular services for the occasion. and we
think from . business view the night net
well selected for small community.