The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-05-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Deer Lodge and Missoula are now con-
nsctsd by telephone.
The beats have been placed on Irvine Lake
and the enjoyable season In on.
Street talk yesterday indicated several big
races will be made for July Fourth.
The sxcursionists to Butte last Sunday
were not rs numerous As anticipated.
Tomorrow Saturday will be Montana's
twentieth birthday. Let Us give 1t recogni-
ton by running up the flags.
High waters on the Oregon Short Line
have kept the U. & N. trains from the south
of time little the past week.
Regular meeting OF George H. Thomas
Post, 9. A. R., tonight. Committee will re-
port on Memorial Day services.
A corps of view artists have photographed
nearly everything in Deer Lodge the past
week except ths new court house.
The Utah & Northern pay-car came north
Wednesday evening, and made the boys
happy with another months wages.
Mr.. j. X. Uhl, Of Pioneer, Ii this week an
| nounced AZ candidate for Assessor. The
1t is stated Mr.. John s. Mills, of the Re
vieU, has purchased the Ariel material Of
| Pryse Bros, Anaconda-a wise transaction
| all around.
The Squaw Gulch mine, owned by Irvine,
Kshrs, Kelley g. Co, cleaned up last week
s2,74s9o. Two Little Giants are employed
on this claim.
The circulation Of the New NoRTH-WEsT
| Is rapidly increasing. Exchanges" for Mon
tana papers alone has now grown to the pro-
portions Of a general circulation"
Mr.. A. s. Higgins found yesterday, near
| the bridge, round, fair-hair necklace, with
iocket and child's ring thereon, and has left
| the same for the owner at this Office.
Eddie McMahon Is removing his barber
shop and bath rooms to the commodious
building recently occupied by Mrs. Todd for
oyster parlors, and will fit it up in elegant
style.
| The Marionette entertainment at O'Neills
Theatre last Monday evening was not large
ly atte nded, but Is pronounced the best that
| has ever been here. 1t deserved better
house.
hcV. d. w. DeuHcttb paSlot Vi thc Duseo
circuit, will hold divine service next Sunday
at Stuart at II a. M; Willow Glen p. m,
and Anaconda TAO p. m. All are cordially
invited.
The brick work on the Christian church
will be completed this week. The stone
work Of the public school house is completed
and tho bricklaysrs will commence on that
in day or two.
The Anaconda and Garrison base ball clubs
challenge the Deer Lodge club to match
games. This reminds us Of q question Byron
asked in The Bride Of Abydos, and the answer
he got-"Where is my child ?"-and echo
answers, Where"
Messrs. Kohrs & Bielenberg, this week,
sold to Mr.. William Schulz, of Philipsburg,
the fine Short Horn bull Cullom, calved Oct.
80, 1882, bred by s. Givens, Abingdon, Ill.
Cullom was sired by Baron Balls, and Is in
true breeding from Studley White Bull 627.
The rate for announcements of candidates
in the NEW NoRTH-W WEST is So, in advance.
We make this statement as $40 has generally
been charged in Montana, and the impress
sion prevails that is the rate at present. The
announce ments run until the conventions
nominate.
There was house warming ball at o'Neills
Hotel, Garrison, Wednesday night Some
dozen couples were ready to attend from
Deer Lodge, but were disappointed, the
train not running at ssasonable hours, and
report coming that the streams were too
high to ford.
Messrs. A. Kleinschmidt g. Co, OF this city,
ope ned little branch store at Garrison In
January and continued it until May l, when
they closed ont, bringing the remnant Of goods
back to the Deer Lodge house. The building
was purchased by Mr.. J. +. Strauhal, who
will carry on business on his own account.
Cole, the circus man, has struck new
racket and q good one in advertising. He
has what is known as "Bugle Corps" which
Is mounted and traverses the rural districts
and small towns, footing their bugles and
distri buting bills, etc. We mention this so
that In case of an invasion OF that character
our farmers needn't get out their shotguns.
We are in receipt of No. !, Vol. 1, Of the
Montana Stock and Mining Journal, a monthly
publication issued at Helena In the interests
indicated by its title. Mr.. A. NJ. Williams is
GATOR ana NlCkl6S Doos arc puuishoios iho
Interests represented are important and
well conducted class journal devoted to them
will doubtless command large circulation.
Professor Nation this week received = let
ter from Rev. ID. J. Mcmillan stating he
would return In n 70 " days and indicating lie
had secured sufficient money to erect one
dormitory building for the Montana College
this season. 1t il estimated the building will
cost $40, 900. The letter was brief, and Prof.
N. rs only infsrentially advised that the
money has been secured.
We are advised that Secretary Tooker has
placed the State Constitution and the Ad-
dress In the hands of Fisk Bros. for publica.
ton. The edition il to be 10, 600 copies. The
work will probably be completed in two
weeks and soon thereafter distributed. There
| is likely to be some animated discussion on
two or three points, but as whole the Con-
| stitution will be adjudged q most excellent
| one.
The Kelley, Hagan & Co. mine, on Pioneer
Gulch, cleaned up last week s2,5sS75, the
| first OF the season, this being the result OF
the work of two Little Giants on the upper
line OF the claim. Last Monday complete
rig of two more Giants were started up near
the center of the ground, which promise fully
as good results. With the most complete
ap planes for placer mining, including four
Giants, constantly At work, it will take from
twelve to fifteen years to work out this one
| claim.
Mr.. Curtis, OF Blackfoot, informs us the
| NEW NoRTH-wEsT does not reach there un-
til the Wednesdays after the Fridays Of pub.
LEGATION. Blackfoot il but % miles from
Deer Lodge. The paper leaves here Friday
and should reach Blackfoot, via Garrison, on
Saturday morning. We call Special Agent
Zimmerman. attention to this matter and
ask special investigation Of the service on
points connecting with the Northern Pacific
railroad In Deer Lodge county. The system
is horrible and ought to be remedied at once
There is no excuse for the present delays.
Messrs. HARDER Brss., now owners in the
Fort Benton River Press, and one OF whom
was formerly the much esteemed Londou
correspondent {" Kempshill") OF the New
NoRrH-wEsr, are reported to have taken W