The new North-west., 1885-11-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Diphtheria has subsidized in Anaconda.

See notice of Thanksgiving Ball. Further
mention hereafter.
Frank Hatton has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff, with headquarters at Anaconda.
The Deer Lodge Brass Band played sew
eral numbers creditably on the public square
last evening.
1t looks as though the water works project
had gone over until next year 1t should
have been accomplished this.
Mr.. Mcconnell has advices the iron work
for the penitentiary win begin arriving to.
day, and work will be resumed.
-Four prisoners were transferred to the PEN
itentiary from the Jail this week-three from
Silver Bow and one from Deer Lodge county.
The roller skating craze seems to have
pretty generally subsidized In Montana. 1t Is
just as well, If not good deal better.
1t is rumored a new time-card will soon be
out on the U. & N. r. r. For local conve-
nience it will be hard to improve on the
present one.
Mr.. b. Grove, who was in town this week,
has completed his road to Butte. 1t is a
good road and ten miles the shortest route
between the two towns.
Mr.. James Mauldin advertises in this issue
that he will have or span of his celebrated
Norman draft and French coach horses in
Butte for sale next Tuesday.
The weather-the finest autumn ever seen
in Montana since its settlement-broke lit
tie Wedn esday and left us a color of snow on
the ground yesterday morning.
The Christian Church sociable will be held
in the Christian church parlor this friday
evening from 7:30 to IL o'clock. All are in
vited. Refreshments will be served.
AS far as we could ascertain last evening
all the patients suffering from fever were
improving. Mr.. c. d. Joslyn, who had one
of the severest attacks, is feeling much bet
ter.
Beginning with next Sunday, services will
be omitted at the Christian church on alter
nate Sunday evenings, until further notice,
the pastor being absent for service at Ana
conda.
Messrs. Kellogg s. O'Bannon are building
very comfortable Office corner 1st and ID
streets. Mr.. Kellogg expects to locate here
as soon as it is completed. His presence
will be welcome.
e. B. Waterbury, J. P. at Anaconda, has
resigned and recommended Mr.. A. 8. Hig-
gins as his successor. He would make an
excellent Justice. Judge Waterbury left for
the East Wednesday evening.
The steam heater in the College of Mon
tana will probably be fred up tomorrow
There are 100, 900 cubic feet to heat, and the
radiatIng surface is l TIT square feet, with 76
radiators. 1t will be great item of comfort
and safety.
Anderson g. Lingring tell you this week
how you can travel between Garrison and
Deer Lodge by hack line at convenient
hours. Messrs. Buck and Leonard, not
knowing Of the line, last Sunday walked
from Garrison here-eleven miles.
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w. Bennett, Of Deer Lodge, was down
several days this week looking after the
business of Bennett Bros, of which firm he
is a leading member. He is one of the best
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we regret he is not a citizen Of our town
Missoulian, 30th.
Miss NJ. r. Patterson, the Art Teacher
engaged for the College of Montana, arrived
this week, and will at once take charge Of
the Art Department, which Mrs. II. A.
Smurr has been instructing until her arrival
Among the new branches to be introduced
are Hammered Brass, India Ink and Chinese
painting.
Bobby Gray, of the "Ivy Leaf" is the
finest Restaurateur that ever spread table
In the town. The other evening he invited
in a dozen or two of guests to take "a
lunch," and served them a series of courses
that would have been a credit to Delmonicos.
He says his business is first-rate now, and it
will be better right along.
The ladies having direction of the Dickens
party desire us to call attention to the fact
that the invitation to participate is general
and cordial. 1t is earnestly requested that
all who are willing to participate will notify
the committee and they will be assigned to
the character selected so that there will be
no doubling of the same.
We learn that owing to the unsatisfactory
condition of the Chicago markets, Mr.. Con.
Kohrs turned back from Billings about 800
head of steers that he had driven to that
point for shipment from the Pioneer Cattle
companys range, distance Of about 100
miles. He had no intention OF being held
up in Chicago as most of the shippers are
this season, preferring to winter the stock
another Yellowstone Journal.
The railroad surveyors reported last week
turned mp In Butte and a party of them are
now said to be working In the vicinity Of
Anaconda. This indicates that survey is
being made Of the Butte and Garrison line.
We trust for the welfare of the valley that
If the road is to be built between Butte and
Garrison 1t will parallel the U. & N. at close
range through the farms. Two railroad lines
at other than parallel tangents, remote from
each other, would cut up the valley badly
for the farmers. .ma.
Excellent progress has been made by Nc
Dewitt g. Mcconnell on the county building
this week. It Is one of the best pieces Of
work we have ever seen. An experienced
builder who examined the Helena court
house foundation, says this is much superior.
When tho character Of work is examined we
are satisfied it will please all taxpayers Of
the county, and feel assured, when compile
ted, it will furnish that entire security for
the county records which has been contem-
plated. -...
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
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