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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-20

| Mr.. Con Kohrs starts for Iowa to-day.
Mr.. Z. Girard and sister, Mrs. Danserau
were in town Wednesday.
Everybody from the country was in town
| Wednesday. Come again.
Mr.. d. ii. Mcfarland, Of the McBurney
House, 10 In town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thomas and family are
up from their Flint Creek home.
Mr.. Fred K. Hoss returned last week after
few months sojourn in Kansas.
Mr.. John 8. Mills, Of the Anaconda Re.
vieto, was in town M onday on hasty visit.
Mr.. Dan G. Corbin, OF New York, was i.
town Wednesday, and drove to Helena yes
tsrday.
DIR. Mcmillan and family are temporarily
occupying rooms At tho College building
while arranging for permanent residence.
Joaquin Abascal, Esq, came up from Bear
town this week and brought q few sacks full
Of the yellow product Of Bear, to attest its
continuous wealth.
Mr.. 4. Fl. Shaw, OF the Northern Pacific
office, Helena, was in town this week, inter
viewing some Of our stock men concerning
cattle killed on the road.
US. Marshal A. c. Botkin was in town
Wednesday, having been a. far west Is spo-
kane Falls. He called to see how Warden
Creel and his happy family were getting
along since its recent additions.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dickey will soon remove
to Walksrville, whers Mr.. Dicksy has open
ed drug store. We are sorry to lose them
from our village society, and wish them
pleasure, health and wealth at the foot Of the
Rainbow
DIR. Edgar Laurin left Sunday for Montreal,
Canada, to be absent some six weeks. The
dangerous illness Of a sister compels the trip
at this time, although 1t will probably de-
prive DIR. Mitchell Of his contemplated at
tendance at the Chicago Convention.
Miss Nellie Hutchinson Music Instructor
in the College Of Montana during the recent
term, left via the u. p. R,y., last Friday, for
her home in New Albany, Ind. She is q
most admirable instructress, and IL is hoped
she will accept the position for another term
Mr.. Thss. @. Cowan, formerly of Stuart,
and now located at Etchsta, Custer county,
is In town Ho 'c~ms up 70 purchase cattle,
bnt finds prices too high in this valley. He
says "horse thieves" is the only element Of
nature that dstracts from the otherwise ely
sian character Of the Yellowstone valley, and
that they abound to distraction.
Prof A. N. NATION and wife left via the
Northern Pacific for Columbus, Ohio, last
Monday, designing to spend the summer
there. Prof NATION was Principal of the
Collage Of Montana the recent term, and
gave excellent satisfaction to the Trustees,
the pupils and patrons. Mrs. Nation was
Matron Of the College, and looked after her
charges with admirable care. They will re-
turn TO resume their duties In August.
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Lines on the Golden Wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Sherman, April "a, 1884.


(The following lines were written by Mrs
f. H. Sherman, daughter Of 2. NJ. Haynes, o.
New Chicago, and daughter-in-law Of the
couple whose golden wedding they cele
brate.)
In morn's effulgent glowing light,
just fifty years ago,
What hopes for you were shining bright
What joys undimmed with woo.
For through the long uncertain years,
Adown Iife's stream to glide,
To take its sunshine or its tears,
Whatever might bstide;
You promised then in happy faith,
Along the untried way,
To walk together until death,
With love to cheer Away.
The years In swiftly passing, brought
OF children six, all told,
And all still live forgetting not
The blessings manifold.
A Mothers love and Fathers care,
On them did s'er bestow,
And all the admonitions rare,
On the way they ought to 60.
Their numbers have increased It's clear,
Where once was one, are two,
While some are represented here
With numerals not few.
In joy and gladness now we meet
Around this festive board,
And children and grandchildren greet
Thee now in one accord.
Accept from us these offerings slight,
Affections gifts sincere,
And may your future know no blight
For many golden year.
We celebrate the dawn tonight,
OF fifty years ago,
or that effulgent mornings light,
This Is the afterglow,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action OF the County Democratic Con-
VentiOn.
773 JAMES M. BAILEY.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action Of the County Democratic Con-
Vrntion.
775u CHAs. X. HARDEsBRooK.
] hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action Of the County Republican Con-
ventiUn.
775n JOSEPH LODGE.
! hereby announce myself ~ candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action Of the County Democratic Con-
vention. j. X. Uni.
176-tf
hereby announce myself M candidate for
Assessor OF Deer Lodge county, subject 10
the action OF the County Democratic Con-
Vention.
77S-rf WELLISG NATION.
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sWiNDLING SHoWMEN.


The most systematic, thorough and COM
plete cleanup OF the unsuspecting that has
ever occurred In Montana is left In the wake
Of Coles circus. Aside from depicting the
country Of Its loose change by the usual
methods, it seems to be . nest Of sharpers
who 70 through the better. fixed victims for
big money, and do IL by an adrsit manipuls-
ton that shows them to be practical, expert
sieight-of. hand artists. The general method
10 for q ticket-seller or vsnder Of the show,
when noticing man with $50 or 500 bill,
To suggest to him that IL IL is no inconve-
nienca to him they would like to exchange
small bills for 1t, and the operator generally
has run through his fingers large wad Of
sI0s, SIS and Sis. The unsuspecting visitor
complies; the money is counted out to him /;
he Is asked to count II and nnds IL all right !;
he hands over his big bill; the operator Is
profusely polite suggests that he may have
made mistake; recounts IL In the victims
face says "that's all right, many thanks !"
shoves the roll back into tho victims hand
and is again attending to business or lost In
the crowd. The victim rarely discovers the
swindle at once-is anxious to get on into
the show-has counted 1t once-ssen 1t re-
counted under his own eyes, and knows IL Is
all right. But the next morning, or when he
goes TO settle hotel bill, no finds, instead of
q roll OF SIS or sl0s, as he knows he ought
TO have, he has roll Of one dollar bills, and
Ia out lust the difference between that and
the s5s and sl0s. Mr.. K. D. Holland put in
500 bin and got ten one dollar bills. He
A. he "a o.
when he discovered the swindls he could not
undertake TO identify him. One OF them
tried Il on Mr.. Reed, In the Bank, but the
very action of the fellow and his display Of
bills suggested to Mr.. X. what Is known ~
.sthe Georgia racket" and he carefully laid
his 500 bill aside until he had "double
counted In the bills and laid them away In
I drawer. Aside from this there was palm
ing" Of soin and all the little nefarious
lodges known to the initiated. Mr.. Horn, Of
the valley, was swindled out OF $40, but Nc
Master got on the trail, Mrs. Horn identi-
fed man, and be In now In JAIL. Among
those swindlsd We learn Of Samuel Scott
losing SO, Ed. Lavatti s1l. James Cough %
ar 40. John so, and - Math-
evs $40. The confectionery or lemonade
vendors would miscount or palm change,
take out double the price asked, and In fact
Il appeared to be thoroughly organised
schems TO let no man with money escape.
Doubtless scores or hundreds were victim.
ICED. II Butte the same methods were pur-
sued. Dillon IL yet to hear from.
Il Is not presumed the proprietors or re-
.nousible men OF the show know how their
establishment IL working" the public. II
they do they are unworthy Of patronage; II
they do not, they can have all the evidence
thew want in Butte and Deer Lodge. and
should purge the show Of the sharpen In
stantly.
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Fourth of July II. II. Rates.

The Union Pacific Railway Company,
which includes the Utah & Northern, has
issued q general circular to all Agents on its
lines, notifying them to sell excursion tick
cts, at one fare for thu round trip, to and
from all stations flor distances not exceeding
100 miles Ia Hontena). These tickets are to
be issued on July Sd and 4th, and are good
for the return trip, including July 9th. No
tickets are to be sold where the round trip
cannot be made within the limit Of time
named above. This will enable everybody
from Garrison to Dillon to reach Deer Lodge
for the Fourth At half the regular railroad
rates
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

We now have in stock good supply Of
Champion front and rear cut Mowers
Champion Single Reapers, Tiger and Hol-
lingsworth Hay Rakes. Also full line of
"repairs" for Champion machines.
776-tf KENYON & ZENOR.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER

To the Democrats Of Deer Lodge County: j
am candidate for nomination TO the Office
Of Clerk and Recorder, and respectfully
solicit your support.
III GEORGE CocKRELL.
| hereby announce myself as candidate for
Clerk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge county,
subject 10 the action of the County Demo
cratic Convention.
III WIN. II. STANLEY.
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THE COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Annual Meeting 81 Trustees Wednesday.

The annual meeting Of the Trustees Of the
College Of Montana was held at the College
building this week. President Mcmillan,
and Trustees Rev. j. r. Russell, John II.
Forbis and Ferd. Ksnnstt were present. II
was decided to retain Prof. A. M. NATION
and wife and Mis- Hutchinson for the next
year. Also to add an Instructor Of drawing
and kindred arts, and TO employ an additional
leader Of music.
The Trustees also adopted the plans sub
mitted by President Mcmillan for the new
dormitory buiiding, and appointed ks~n-
MeMillan, Greenwood and Forbis - build
ing committee. The site selected for the
dormitory Il southeast Of tho present struc-
tire. DR.. McMillan win ascertain IN few
days II the work can be done this summer,
and II he concludes aiirmativsly, work viii
Be commenced q - early : day = possible.
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GRANDMA CIGARS.

After a test of fifteen years the celebrated
hasa csass1 on Cost Mess1s
w. Coleman & Co., Of Deer Lodge City, M.
T., are the sole agents Of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, NJ. T. Manufa
tured by G. Conn & Co.,
TIA 6m San Francisco
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For the next sixty days we offer our entire
stock Of spring work, comprising the most
complete line of fine Spring Wagons, Car
riages and blu ggies in the Territory, at cost
Having a larger stock in this line than the
trade of this section will warrant us in car
rying, we are determined to offer them at
such prices as will force you to buy. We
mean business, and will not be undersold.
Call early and secure bargains.
Tiff JOHN w. LOWELL co.
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PROPOSALS roa PlksTEaINa.
Hardy shrubbsry.

! Mr.. N. n. Moran, from the Bloomington
Ph0nix) Nurseries, Illinois, is calling on
the people Of this vicinity and taking orders
for hardy shrubbsry, small fruits, etc, such
- lilacs, gooseberries, currants also indoor
plants, Of which q specially il made. Mr.. NJ.
agrees to replace plants or shrubbery that
DO mot grew At one-third the prices for orig
inal plants. Aware of the inadaptability Of
this valley for growing ordinary shrusbery
and ornamental trees, only the hardest
kinds arc offered. Mr.. M. will make head
quarters for the next few days 1t the McBur-
pey House, and will be pleased to see any
parties desiring goods in his line. 1871 It
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FOR SHERIFF..

hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action Of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
774u THOMAS McTAGUE.
hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, subject to the
action Of the county Democratic Conven-
ti0n.
774tf JAMES b. McMAsTER.
hereby announce myself NJ candidate for
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action Of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
774tf n. DICKINSON.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Newton bingham. docea,ed

ESTATE Of Newton Bingham, deceased,
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned Admin
lstatrix Of the estate Ct Newton Bingham.
deceased. to the creditors Of, and ali perrons
having claims sgainst the said deceased TO exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the nrst publication OF this notice 10
the said administrative At New Chicago In the county
Of Deer Lodge, N. 4. N h -,
Dated June 4, 1884.
Administatrsx Of tho estste Of Newton bingham, de-
ceased. 77S-4t
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
James Gray, Of PhiIipsburg, In Hope Mine.

James Gray, Of Philipsburg, was accident
ally killed, June 9Th, in the Hope mine. He
was down the shaft, when the hosting rope
broke while lifting waste rock out Of the
shaft, the bucket descended, and striking
him, produced instant death. Both tables Of
the skull and the neck were broken. At q
coroner's inquest held by Frank d. Brown,
j. p, John Emckran and Samuel Tolman,
fellow workmen testified that the three-quar-
ter inch manila rope was new and its part
ing was unaccountable. They did not con-
slider it in the least unsafe, and attach no
blame to the company. The jury found in
accordance with the facts.
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NEW CHICAGO AND PHILIPSBURG.
The Department Refuses Increased Postal
Service.

PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
THE SECOND, Asst POSTMASTER GEN'L,
WARRINGTON, ID. o., June 7, 1884.
Sir: In reply to your endorsement Of petit
ton for six times week service on route
No. 1925, from New Chicago to Philips
burg, you are informed that there does not
appear to be any necessity for the proposed
increase at present. Very respectfully,
III. ID. LYMAN,
Second Asst Postmaster GsnT
Hon. MARTIN MAGISNIs, House Of Repre-
sentatiyeg
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The Rspiae calls attention 70 the NEW
NoRrH. WEST being several days cid on
reaching Anasonda last week. That was
because il went BY the regular mail. The
rule IL 10 Express IL to Stuart, whence Agent
Leonard for~ ards it direct to Anaconda FRI
a.v. but through an oversight somewhere
that package was mailed. We VIII always
nay expressags when BY that means the pa
psr can reach subscribers earlier than BY
mail.
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SAFE FOR SALE.

a No. 9, fre-proof, combination lock, Dieboid
Safe, Of standard construction, In perfect order,
~ good a. new In every respect, will be sold at q
low hgure u applied for soon. The No. 8 refer
and IA inches deep inside-large enough for ali
ordinary purposes. Weight 100 pounds. The
sale can be seen at the ONCE Of
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
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FOR CORONER.

hereby announce myself rs candidate for
Coroner OF Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action OF the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
nat HENRY =. MCFARLAND.
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County Teachers Institute,

County Teachers Institute.
This organization will meet at New Chi
cago on the 9th, 10th and 18th Of July. As
the law requires that all teachers engaged In
teaching and those holding certificates, shall
be present at these meetings, . full attend
ance will be expected.
THOS. w. CATLIN,
7S0-3t Co. Sup't of Schools.
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Straved froa Deer Lodge last June one large
last seen yearIing calf unbranded. The calf or
the above reward will be paid for the return Of
the cow. GEO. TUCKER
70O-u Deer Lodgs, ~. r.
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NOTICE.

Having bought out 7. w. Richards, am
now prepared to do all kinds Of hauling Big
wagons for furniture. Wood constantly on
hand. Leave orders at Cartoons
780-tf GEO. TUCKER,
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FOR TREAsTTRER

hereby announce myself As candidate for
Treasurer OF Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action Of the County Democratic Con-
vsution.
777u r.. HUMBER.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

TUE fsODhIE JODuf5'
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, sub
jeet 10 the action of the County Democratic
Convention.
III DAVID M. DURFEE.
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ANDERsoN-In Deer Lodge, Saturday, June
IL, 1884. Of diphthsria, ids, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. a. Anderson, aged years and
months.
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SASH and DOORS,

Of the Best Quality Seasoned Lzmber.
One Car Load Just Received.
Just received from st. Paul, Mimi, a standard
gauge car load Of Seasoned Sash and Doors, FIRST
quality Material and Workmanship, embracing
all Standard Sizes. Sufficient supplies for all
demands will be hereafter kept in stock.
REDUCED PRICES.
July IL, 1883. S7Wf
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!

Renowned Osborne No. II Irvine Binder,
the standard machine Of tho world. 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold IN Montana in 1893. have
1884; also Irvine, extras, etc. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms,
&c. JOHN O'NEILL. .
775-tf
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New Northwest.
The following subscriptions have been paid
nee last acknowledgement
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II we do not prove the Crown MOWER has
the most complete fitting Leverage of any
Machine In the market. This advantage,
combined with the fact that the Drive
Wheels are feet inches apart, from center
to center, and feet 8 inches In height, war
rants us In asserting that IL Is the easiest
handled and easiest running Machine In the
Territory.
FousT's CELEBRATED HAY LOADER, that
will take Hay from the ground and place IL
Cithout any extra team potDer, In now on az
hibition at our Warehouse in Deer Lodge.
This Machine viii pay first cost In one week
In hay field.
We also havs Fine Line OF Hay Rakss,
Buggies, Spring Wagons, etc, etc.
Call and see US and see what you will see.
77s-at BENNETT BROS.
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CROWN MOWERS
AND
FOUST'S HAY LEADERS.

Have you seen CROWN MOWER? II
not, don't give your order for Mower Of
any kind until you do. We make this offer,
that
We UilL eiUe any Ranchnaan
yho has a thorough knowledge of
machinery and its practical tests
oNK HUNDRED poLLARSI !.
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knights of pythias.
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisement ts nc Ter this head will be charged
6fteen cents per line for the FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for eseh subsequent 'hse''o"-
measured in nonpareil type.
ITHoGRAPH PICTURES OF DEER
l. LODGE-on book paper. 30 eents: on plate
paper 81 90. Sent rollers to any address,
postage paid, on receipt Of price. Address,
New North West, Deer Lodge. 770u
THE EsTERLY, KING OF ALL BINDERS,
i 10 now on exhibition at Bennett Bros, Deer
Lodge. Call and leave your orders. 1922
EoUSTS CELEBRATED HAY LOADER Is
Il now on exhibition at Bennett Bros, ware
house. Deer Lodge. Call and see this wonderful
machine. 779-2t
GALL AT BENNETT BROS. and see those
y Grand studebaker Buggies, sold at very
moderate prices, 779-2t
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PERSONAL.

DEER LODGE. May %, ga.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-02
Minor Notes.

E#H
The Indiana University will begin It's fall
term on Thursday next.
Mr.. A. G. Rockwell, an old citizen of Owen
county, died at the residence Of John M. Stew
art. in Spencer, aged eighty-one years.
Near Windfall, a three-yearold child Of
Thomas Mitchell fell from a wagon loaded with
wheat, on Saturday, a wheel passing over its
chest. The child is yet living, though probably
fatally hurt.
On Sunday the five-year-old son Of Melven
Chasteen, who lives near Lexington, was sent to
his fathers stable to get a horse. The boy
walked up behind the animal and slapped its
leg. when it kicked the boy with both feet in the
breastand face, killing him instantly.
Andrew J. Newsom, of the dry goods firm Of
Beam e Newsom, of Spencer, died Saturday af-
ternoon, after one weeks sickness, aged thirty
six years. The funeral took place at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, under the management of the
I. @. @. F. and Royal Arcahum, and was the
largest ever held IN Spencer.
George Miller. who has been 4 hard drinker
for a year or more, was found dead, near Prince
ton, in an old unused stable. From the condi
ton of the body it IS supposed he had been dead
several days. When last seen alive he was
drunk. 1t is supposed he committed suicide, as
he had often threatened to take his life.
The ten-year-old daughter of Halcomb Mitch
ell, a farmer who resides one and a half miles
east Of Windfall, while playing near q burning
log heap on her fathers farm, was burned al
most to death by her clothes catching on fire
from the heap, and being burned entirely off of
her body, and she died two hours afterward