The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A violent form Of diphtheria has appeared
In Anaconda.
Buy your "Ready Mixed Paint" Of Deel
Lodge Drug Co. s1stf
Don't miss seeing the Alma Stuart Com
pany paint Ter Red"
The Nashville Students appeared at th,
Rink Tuesday evening. Their singing vas
very good. :.
MID. 4. Van Gundy has leased and taken
possession Of the McMaster saloon building
in Anaconda.
Mr.. Harry r. Peterson has bought Mr.. Phil
McGoverns residence, near Mr.. OBannons,
and will soon remove there.
"Paintin' the town Red" is musical ex-
travaganza, with dancing and fun generally
for garnishes. 1t will probably be very en-.
joyable. Let's 60.
DIR. Herbert Holloway has been appoi nted
deputy veterinary surgeon for the counties
OF Deer Lodge, Silver Bow, Beaverhead,
Madison and Jefferson.
Following are the postoffice appointments
made Sept. 10, for Montana: At Superior,
Arthur p. johnson; Newton, Ellen O'Brien:
Potomac, Ida Mcdonald Silver Star, Ham
ilton Vance.
| An Episcopal Church Sociable will be
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L.
Davis, First street, Thursday evening Of
next week. A cordial and special invitution
is extended to all.
The Great Artist Is setting yellow NJ osaic
OF respondent beauty along the streams,
where green leaves have rustled in the sum-
mer winds. In other words, the frost is kill
Ing them. Even rustlers must 60.
There has been $500 subscribed toward
the water works by dozen persons. There
should be about 5000 more subscribed and
Immediate action taken. Every day is valu.
able If the line is to be put in this year.
Work has been resumed on the transfer at
Garrison. The change desired by the Nor
thern Pacific was such a location of the
tracks that the N. P. will now have a long
switch past the town on the south side of the
track.
Considerable interest was aroused n few |
days ago by the order concerning the Chi. |
nese at Anaconda. But few of them left and |
no violence was offered. The Reuie,o saws |
the object Of the order was to prevent Chi.
namen from rushing in here from Wyoming.
Mr.. Rhodes, who advertises in this issue
70 give instructions on violin and cornet, is
q thoroughly accomplished and efficient in
structor, and pupils will receive the best of
instruction. 1t Is fine opportunity for per.
sons wishing competent and thorough in
struction.
A note from gentleman In Chicago, Sept
III, says Warner, Beers & Co. have compile
ted the publication of the History of Mon
tana, and 1t will be ready for distribution in
short time. The work contains / 1867 pages
and Is pronounced "a most excellent and
worthy production"
Work Is in progress on the Court House I
offices-the grounds cleared, trenches dug ,
and lime, cement and stone being delivered.
Ii Is doubtless for the best but there has
been many regret that the dozen splendid
trees had to be cut away for the site. The
will be completed by Christmas.
We notice in the upper valley this week
grain is being sown on the foot hills, near
The Phillips ranch, which will be grown
without irrigation. The present year, near
Bozeman, 100 acres Of foot hills wheat were
and yielded 30 bushels to the acre.
It is of SO good quality, says Rev. r. M. Ste
Venson, that Mr.. Story, who owns the mill,
will recommend 1t for seed.
If "the Chinese must CO." who will take ,,
heir places in laundries, as gardeners, and
n domestic service? Every white laundress
who is now or has ever been in Deer Lodge I
las had all the work she could or can do; all
'ice. 1T any worthy white people desire SER
nee In their avocations, they can procure it
here on application. Until one of these fails
% secure work at fair wages, WHY must the
Chinese 60? How is 1t elsewhere?
1t Is great pity "Queend" could not have
'een played here by the Grace Hawthorne
company. 1t Is a very attractive melodrama d
md in 1t Miss Hawthorne and Mr.. Clifton
Ippear at their best. "Queena' is said to be .
stolen makeup from 1.-THE Bankers Daugh- :
err" "Miss Mutton" and other plays, but 1t 1
5 deftly done, and the result rs superb play. .
We witnessed the play presented in the 1
Suite Grand last Saturday evening to q very
arge and excellent audience, which gave
he two highest evidences of intensified in
crest and approval-loud plaudits and abso-
ute silence. Incidental to q scene in which
'idrence is driving Queena to distraction in
'ointing out to her q love scene between q
ilice 81. Claire and Walter, and during which
ime was "busi ness" on the stage and some
tir in the audience. a lady in the dress circle,
thoroughly absorbed in the situation, leaned o
Onward and spoke out loudly, LET 60 of her,
ou uilta,n 1" 1t SO happened in the melee q
hat only q few Of the audience aud none of g
he people on the stage heard it, but it was a
enuine compliment they might we'll have ]
ppreciated.