The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-04-04
LOCAL .BREvITIES.
Good dwelling to rent. See adv.

There were 6, 300 people at the Patti con.
cert in Salt Lake; total receipts, $4,000.
Under Sheriff Dickinson captured Blaksly,
the Glendale rufian, at Anaconda, Monday
night.
| Mechanics are at work building the add.
ton to the Union Depot at Garrison. 1t is
| 25x52 feet.
Genuine, glorious weather, such as we
might not expect till June, has prevailed the
| past week.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic
church, Deer Lodge, next Sunday ut 1870 d
m, Father Dolls officiating.
PiIliner, the photographer, has taken sew.
eral street scenes recently, including the az.
ricultural warehouses, McBurney House, etc
Travellers should keep lookout for change
Of railroad time. 1t is announced the n. p
is to change time next Sunday, and the U. g.
N. will doubtless follow suit.
The George Bradley Post No. 450, G. A. R.,
was organized at Macedon, N. Y, March %.
We notice our old friend, Isaac Dean, for.
merly of Silver Bow, is Adjutant.
John S. Langrishe and company were play
ing at Nevada, City, California, last week.
The Transcript says: "Mr. Langrishe is the
best comedian that ever played in our city"
The Independent had Northern Pacific
loco motive jump burned bridge on the Vel
lowstone, la Jules Verne's "Around the
World in Eighty Days" for first of April
| sensation. ..-.-....,..
Bishop Brewer will hold services ut st.
James Church, Deer Lodge, next Wednes-
day, April 9th, at 1880 p. m; also on the fol.
lowing ay-Easter-morning and even.
ing, at the usual hours.
The attention of agricultural readers is
| called to the mammoth advertisement of
Bennett Bros, on the fourth page. They
have a splendid stock of agricultural ma
chinery, implements, wagons, etc.
Messrs. p. Walton, S. Z. Larabie and C. ID
Joslyn are building boat houses at Irvine
| Lake for private boats. Last Sunday the
lake was still covered with unbroken ice, so
it will probably be month yet before navi-
cation opens.
An Electric Lighter for So is being exten-
sively sold by the Eastern Electric Mf'g
Co, of Boston, Mass. See adv.-Husbdnd-
man.
The Agents Herald, Phila., pronounces the
above company swindlers. Does the Hus.
bdndtan know to the contrary?
While the meetings are being arranged for
the summer why don't our Deer Lodge
horsemen have this town included in the
circuit? With the number of good horses
here, favorable track grounds, hotel facili-
ties and livery room, it appears to us desir-
able opportunity is not receiving the atten-
ton il should.
Henry Il. Milligan, the fireman injured
near Dillon about two weeks ego, died in
the Ogden hospital last Sunday night. He
was aged about q. His brother, Alfred Nil
ligan, who is also a fireman on the road,
went to Ogden for the remains, which will
be brought here for interment. Deceased is
a brother of Mrs. John II. Trisberger.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church will
have a fair and supper at the Rink Tuesday
evening, April odd On Wednesday evening,
the sd, there will be given, at the same place
and under the same auspices, Kate Green
away party. The impression that all partici-
pants are required to appear in costume is in
correct. All are invited.
We acknowledge receipt from the govern
ment office of the compendium Of the Census
of 1880, sent us at the instance or Delegate
Maginnis. They are in the usual form of
"Pub. Docs.," generally accounted as dry
reading, but when an editor wants statistics
In all their phases, n census compe ndium Is
~ satisfying AZ "a meal like what your mo-
Their used to cook"
All Deer Lodge is greatly excited over the
discovery of new gold mines about six miles
above the city, in the. edge of the valley.
Men are rushing out by the hundreds taking
up claims.-Erchdnqes.
There We're perhaps a dozen men-not
more-went out at one time and another to ex-
anime the locality of the supposed find, some
two or three miles from town, and this was
the extent of the excitement" There have
been no further developments this week.
The Imperial Tree Bean is attracting very
much atte ntior among agriculturists. 1t is a
remarkable producer, and in quality excels
the far famed white navy. The Minneapolis
Farmers Tribune, among the many other ex-
cellent things it is doing to promote good
husbandry in the Northwest, is giving away
to its readers packages Of the seed OF the
Tree Bean. Our readers will be interested
in seeing the TriLune's liberal offer. Send
for sample copy.
The election of "a school trustee in this dis
trict TO succeed Mr.. Thomas Aspling, will
take place at the school house tomorrow,
Saturday. ''betwteen the hours of p. m.
and sunset" as the law requires. We have
rot heard any candidates named, and there
does not appear to be that interest mani.
Tested that there should be in view of the Or
binary importance Of the position and the
speeial iaip ortance of the work Of construct
ing the nex school house.
The Phosa McAllister Company played
fngomar aud Gssedaie here on Monday and
Tuesday evenings TO excellent houses As
Parthenia, Miss MeAllister gave rs one oi
,he very best rend.tsIs we have seen on the
Montana stage. 1t was really faultless act
ing. Mr.. Lawrence, manager, announces
his intention to play the Montana circuit
again, on their return FROM Oregon, in abou
two months, when Miss McAiliter VIII give
| us CamaLe and Leah, her two best characters
A new departure has been made by tbs
Northern Pacific in the matter Of making NJ
| its passenger lhS oia Su''oa1 vs. P''s
ting the sleeper on the rear and the smoking
car ahead has been reversed. The sleeper Is
now placed next to the baggage car, and the
| first-class coaches, dining car and second and
third class coaches in the order named. The
| Northern Pacific officials claim that this ar
| rangement has many good features, promi
nent among which is that the hrst-clas
coaches are brought nearer to the station
| glstforms Mdndda Pioneer.
Messrs. Samuel Stuart and Benz. Franklin
who are running tunnel on the Mountain
RAT lode, in Orc Elmo district, have sever
/ feet OF ore at the face, which Is In ninef
feet on the lode. They have two feet OF GOO
nav ore, q fair sample of which, assayed II
the U. s. assay office at Helena, yielded
the rate of 1888 ounces, silver, per ton. Tha
il good showing. They are thirty feet pei
pendicular from the surface. Mr.. j. N. Flo,
who is running tunnel on another claim o
the same lode, known as the Mountain Lior
1 asreported to have struck good ore at abor
lAty feet.
4 The devil likes hog. So do Cinnamon.
II 49, thscH ha do~s I,aa Sunday ws