The new North-west., 1884-06-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

greatly favored the farmers.
[ See notice Of Antoine Normandin's pub
lie sale to take place tomorrow.
Rev. DIR. Mcmillan will preach at the Pres
byterlan church next Sunday at IL q. m.
Judge John Y. Batterton was kicked by I,
horse on the knee last Saturday and painful
ly, although not seriously, injured.
1t is suggested that iron boats would b,
the thing for irvine Lake. 1t is difficult tc
keep the wooden boats from leaking.
Is 1t a circus you want? Then take in
Coles next Wednesday. 1t In said to sur
pass even Robinson's, and that was good
enough for anybody.
Notice of q Ball at the Boulder House
Flint Greek, will be found in another column
affair will be financially and for fun a great
big success.
| Warden Creel had the howitzer wheeled
cut and fred grand salute on announce
ment Of the nomination of Blaine and Lo.
gan. His gun squad burn powder with a
degree Of regularity and defamation quite
crsditable.
Mr.. w. z. Bills, Of Denver, who last win
ter took several orders for marble cutting
here, has returned with his work, which has
given much satisfaction, and can be seen at
the Scott House by those wishing to look at
designs and ascertain prices.
L. l.. Bonner g. Co. received this week
their first installment of Sash and Doors
from st. Paul, Minnesota, and will hence
forth be prepared to furnish builders and
contractors with well-seasoned and we'll
made work from first-quality lumber.
Mr.. John r. Eardley, Of Willow Glen, ad-
vertises his merchandise establishment in
this issue also that he has maps from the
land office Of lands in the upper valley, and
will attend to the wants Of settlers in those
matters See notice in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson, of Deer Lodge,
have been sorely afflicted this week in tho
less Of two children from diphtheria, and q
third, a little girl, is still very low. One SON
recovered from a mild illness. The eldest
girl is in the upper valley, and has not been
exposed.
John Beck, the only one Of the Stevens
vile store robbers, who was caught after the
Aissoula jail break, was tried at Nissoula
last week and sentenced by Judge Galbraith
to seven and half years in the penitentiary.
Sheriff Berry delivered him to Warden Cresl
Wednesday.
The school house walls are going up rapid
ly and well. The interior walls are the heav-
lest we ever saw placed in building Of that
size and would carry a seven-story building.
The boss carpenter, whoever he Is, is also
deserving of credit for the very excellent
character Of his work.
1t is not known whether any carp.in r.
vine Lake have survived or not. None have
been seen this spring, and the presence Of
muskrats there suggests the possibility that
they may never be seen. Still, the fish may
be all right yet, az fifty little fellows might
not show up in thirty acres Of deep water.
Burglars entered the Sisters Hospital last
Friday night and stole = quantity Of clothing.
They also broke into a store room Of Mr.. n.
Bennett and stols a quantity Of bedding and
silver ware. Several tramps were overhauled
and searched, but the guilty parties have not
yet been found. Mr.. b. offers a reward Of
$40 for them.
1t has been suggested that in view of the |
number OF trees in Court Square impeding |
The view, and the more or less danger from |
ire attending the exhibition of fire works |
With buildings in the immediate vicinity, |
hat the display would be better seen and |
ess danger incurred by having 1t somewhere
IN College Hill. We believe the committee
IN fire works will concur In this.
John Kelley, the pioneer vocalist and vio-
mist, whom many Montanians remember,
expects to be in Deer Lodge June %, to give
me Of his old-time entertainments. He can
lraw more music OFT of q violin for the pop
liar ear than all the vIrtuosos Thomas ever
narshalled. That "Dream Of Music" he
,lays Is the very essence Of sweet melody.
Ar. Kelley is accompanied by his wife, who
him on the piano. We believe
he little Indian protege he had with him IL
,ears ago is dead. Mr.. Kelley is now ~
'ears old.
Many of our readers who have read Of
sealed" cars, and the penalty of breaking
nto them, may be, a. we were, in the dark
$ to the n,odus opera,adi of Sealing" 1t
veuld be presumed (leaving the Mormon
method out of question: that a seal, sealing
wax and red tape entered into the sanctity OF
hus protecting a car. Instead, narrow
trip of tin foot long, with holes punched
n the ends, is run through the hasp and sta
,le and the two eyelet-holes brought to-
ether, when an eyelet " ins erted and "set,"
nd the thing is done. To break one of these
trips incurs the same penalty rs breaking
ock.
Probate Judge Emerson is in receipt Of
Iumerously- ST gned petition from Anaconda,
skiing thst in the event Of his making an
ppointment to Mr.. Vineyards place as
,ounty Commissioner, he appoint Morgan
evans, Esq. The selection would be an ex-
client one, but as Judge Emerson holds the
lew that the appointment would only run
ntil the next election, rs there will be but
ne more regular meeting Of the BOARD In
he meantime, and rs there is really no i'm
'ortant special business, other than estab-
Ishing election precincts, likely TO come be-
ore 1t, 1t Is not likely he win make any ap-
but leave the ofico vacant until
egularly filled by election.
The second largest source OF revenue to the
J. 8. Government from any one branch OF
usiness, is derived from the production and
manufacture of tobacco. Blackwelis Dur
am Tobacco Co, Of Durham, N. O., claims
, be the largest manufacturer OF Smoking
'obacco in the world. The reputation OF
Genuine Bull Durham Smoking
obacco IL too firmly established to need any
at our hands. In another
olumn our readers will notice their new an
which is Of interest TO all low
rs Of the weed. The company are perfectly
and when they announce that
Iey will give away sii.950 In cash, Il Is an
ssured fact that they mean just what they
~. Smokers will find an opportunity OF
smhining business with pleasure BY read
az their announcements.
ONE OF OUR INSTITUTIONS.