The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-04-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Found Yale lock door key !; inquire here.
Conrad Kohrs, Esq, returned from Chey-
enne last Saturday. ..#
Remember the sociable and candy pulling
at Masonic Hall this evening.
One hundred and fifty men day leaving
the C9ur d,Alenes say ''the bottom has drop
ped out"
Father DeRyckere will celebrate mass at
the school house, Helmyille, ut 1880 D. m.
4 next Sunday.
The Republican Primaries tomorrow will
| be held at the Engine House. Take time to
drop in and vote.
Rev. ID. J. Mcmillan, d. D., was elected
Chaplain of George II. Thomas Post, No. Q,
G. A. R., on last Friday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Mathews Is putting up store
building In Anaconda, and expects to open
In short time with fine stock of tobaccos
and variety goods. ..-....
r. L. Farnsworth, Esq, announces leo
ture at the penitentiary next Sunday, where
| all our people are invited, and where many
Of them ought to 60.
The first thunder storm of the season gave
us delightful rains last Friday night, and
snow and RAIN since have prepared the earth
for verdure when warmth succeeds.
No change Of time has yet been made on
the U. g. N. 1t Is reported there will be
general change on the o. P. system, and OIL
GERS are now arranging the schedule.
The local train which runs from Garrison
west, connecting with the q. & n. passenger
train. goes to Heron, making the trip west
ward to that point an expeditions one.
The Telephone Company is repairing the
military telegraph line between Deer Lodge
and Missoula, via Pioneer and New Chicago,
and those points will probably soon be In
more direct communication again.
Carlton is supplying the market, by ex-
press, with all the vegetable delicacies from
the California gardens at very reasonable
prices. Celery, lettuce, radishes, onions, ar
tichokes and pie plant are among the edibles
in his stalls.
Attention is called to the Lowell Wagon
Company's new advertisement on the fourth
page. Mr.. Joslyn mentions number OF
items Of interest to farmers, and has q word
| to say about spring wagons and buggies In
special business notices.
The Easter services conducted by Bishop
Brewer at st. James church last Sunday were
very largely attended and the sermons Of
marked power and interest. The music, in
which several of the best vocalists Of the viii
lage took part has never been excelled here.
At the school bond election last Saturday
the additional bonds for $4,000, the same as
voted last year, were again voted without
dissenting ballot. The total amount now at
tho disposal of the Trustees is 5000, which
was estimated rs ficieAt to cover all the
expenses contemplated.
Mr.. +. A. Hettinger, Of Drummond, has
purchased the patent right Of Montana for
the celebrated Centennial gate, the most
convenient and best for opening and closing
from a vehicle that has ever been in
vented. Mr.. Phil. K. Evans has bought the
right for Deer Lodge county.
Charley Bielenberg, taking advantage Of
his lonesomeness, gave his bachelor friends
dinner last Sunday that put them past hun
ger for the next twenty-four hours. As
Charley doesn't want any mention Of 1t to
get back to Davenport, this item will per-
haps be omitted from the States edition.
The current belief that q man cannot tell
the truth about how many fish he caught or
the gu antity of milk his Jersey COW will
give, is supplemented by suspicion that the
same constitutional predisposition to lie at
taehes to the imported cigar" business. If
not, Cuba is responsible for raising the worst
cabbage on the globe.
A party giving the name of Joseph Doug
las was arrested this week at Garrison for
stealing . valise from the q. & n. baggage
room. The valise belonged to - man named
Zimmerman, and the contents were valued
at SIG. Douglas was examined before JUS
tice Bills, Tuesday, charged with grand lar
ceny, and In default of 81 COO bail was COM
mitted to jail.
Sheila, the only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
yelling Napton, has been i'll with diphtheria
for several days. On Tuesday, Eddie, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill, who had taken
| i'll at Garrison, came home, and the case has
developed in diphtheria. The patients are
under skillful medical treatment, and IL Is
trusted will speedily recover; but the reap
pearance Of the dread disease Is the occasion
of much solicitude, not only to the immedi-
ate friends of those afflicted, but to all hav-
ing families. Its insidlous and treacherous
character too often battles skill and care, and
IL seizes only those least able to resist 1t.