The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-10-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Attenuon ID called 70 the notice, "Hom'
Made Hosiery"
Judge Knowles appointments appear II
first editorial column.
II. P. Mcfarland has succeeded Dan Bois
vert As night Waterman.
It Is rumored the Northern Pacific tim,
schedule will be changed the 18th.
The famous smokshouse case Is srderei
from Butte to Deer Lodge on change o.
venue.
Lawrence Barrett had magnificent en-
gagement at Butte, with crowded and de
lighted audiences.
Under Sheriff Bodley last Saturday deliv.
cred to Warden Creel, Charles Girton, OF
Butte, sentenced two years for grand larceny
Manager Mcguire will have the Ros.
Eytinge company at Butte Oct. % and 80
She is one Of the finest actresses on the
American stage.
John Doane, OF Phiiipsburg, Ill Of con.
sumption, and John Disner, suffering from .
ball settling in his lungs, were received in
st. Joseph's Hospital this week.
During the absence Of the family yesterday
tramps broke into the dwelling Of Mr.. John
II. Williams, four miles south Of town, and
stole jewelry, clothing, money, etc.
| The Miner now reaches here as 1918 the
morning 1t is issued, and the Inter Mountain,
published at p. m, reaches here at 8 p. m.
the same day. That is good SEA vice.
Service will be held at Stuart on Sunday at
l1:3o a. m; Willow Glen at 8 p. m; Sabbath
school Immediately after. Preaching in An
aconda at the Christian church at 8 p. M;
Rev. j. W. Bennett officiating. All are in.
vited
Mr.. 4. Strome, who was in from the upper
valley this week, says q large proportion Of
| the grain harvest is still out in the fields, and
considerable not yet cut The last day or
two will have enabled much of 1t to be gath
cred in.
Mr.. n. J. Bielenberg has purchased in
the past two or three weeks some $50, 900 or
$780, 900 worth Of cattle, which will be driven
to the Butte abattoir, slaughtered and frozen
in for winter use. Butte now uses about
10000 pounds Of beef daily.
Thss. G. Irvine came near having his house
burned down and blown up Tuesday by FIRE
III btOEt ECOu, "ItE6
there was partly full keg Of powder. He
discovered it before the powder got mixed
up with the fire, and saved his house and US
. brisk item.
Joseph Creher. aged %, was brought to st.
Josephs Hospital from Anaconda recently,
suffering from typhoid fever, which he had
had a couple Of weeks. He died on Thurs
day night Of last week and WAS buried Sun
day. He had been working at the lime kiln
on Lost Creek.
Messrs. J. b. McMastcr and Thos. F Ward
opened their wholesale and retail liquor
house in Anaconda Tuesday evening. 1t is
said to have the finest bar in Deer Lodge
county. Mr.. Nat. Slater, late Of the McBur-
ney House, very clever gentleman, will
have charge of the establishment.
The complaints about the Bancroft sub
scription are beginning to como in. Subscri-
here say they put down their names, or sup.
posed they did, for one volume of the His
tory Of Montana, price $3.50 or IS, and now
find they are getting the Pacific Coast series,
costing about 500. They will refuse them.
w. E. Fredericks, Manager Of the w. o. |
T. Co., At Helena, from time immemorial, |
rendered his resignation recently, and was |
relieved on the LIST by Mr.. Chas. T. Day. |
Fred" was one Of the most faithful and ex. |
pert operators that ever sat at . key, and as |
efficient manager as operator. He Is now |
candidate for Clerk and Recorder Of Lewis |
and Clarke county, and may he get there by |
the biggest majority Of any man on the
ticket
County Commissioners Batterton, Helm |
and Evans were IN session this week as
Board Of Equalization. The Assessor raised
The assessment of Frank Stephens 81 200,
and Bald Butte Mills $4,000, which was sus-
aimed by the Beard. Henry Schnepls was
ordered to show cause why his assessment
should not be raised 5000, and George
Cockrell 500 The assessment Of Joseph
Richards was reduced $500, and of DR.. j. II.
9wings, 500.
The Salt Lake Tribune has invssti gated the
assumed Lulu Hurst mystery the Georgia
girl who does feats Of alleged superhuman
power. and propounc her a fraud, stating
he feats she performs are merely the sxer-
Use Of trained muscular force under given
conditions. IL this is true, it seems strange
hat 1t has not been discovered before by the
thousands, including eminent scientists, who
rave witnessed her performances. Tho Tn
unc, however, insists that there is nothing
tut muscular trickery IN the show.
To School Teachers The NEW NORTH
VEST will be pleased to publish brief reports
# schools and the names Of scholars show
ng greatest diligence and entitlement to
honorable mention. Bet please eliminate
rom such reports the tabulated fornalities
II the school records, which are Of little or
10 public interest. The object Of these pub
ications In to encourage diligence, punctu.
Ility and advancement by pupils by pub
ished mention Of those entitled thereto.
We wish all teachers to avail themselves Of
his incentive to their pupils, if they SO es-
esm it, but to draw the line inside Of volum-
nous and embarrassing, IL not unintelligi-
lie, classifications.
The excellence Of the Republican county
nominations is commencing the ticket In
his county, and the outlook is now that it
as an even chance to be elected through and
through. Anaconda, which was the bugaboo
4 the campaign, is now considered, IL not a
republican, at least nearly equally divided
'recinct, and IL IL shall stand that way on
lection day there will he some astounding
urprises when the returns come in. That
he Democratic nominees appreciate the sit
ation is manifest in the very active canvass
hey are making, and It behooves our candi-
ates, IL they will stand IL off, to get around
mong the people and make known their
SEPARATIONS. In fact they are doing 1t, and
he outlook betokens the closest campaign
hat has been made in the county.