The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-12-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Dwelling house to rent by Addison Sun

Dwelling house to rent by Addison Smith
856
The "Pen." prisoners had quite dinner
last Sunday.
Boycotts by the yard or pound at A. X q
Co.'S. $50
Next Monday will be quite day-Con
gress, Court and the Commissioners meet
The place to get your Bologna Sausage is
at A. Kleinschmidt & Co.'s. $50
Another car load of Montana Bell Flour
just in at A. Kleinschmidt & Co.'S. s56
The ball announced at Peters Hotel, Deer
Lodge crossing, on the 18th, will doubtless
be very enjoyable one.
Subscriptions taken for all American pub.
locations at publishers prices, at the Post.
Office. s5-tf
1000 rolls of new Wall Paper, In beautiful
designs and colorings, just received by A.
| Kleinschmidt & Co. $50
Ifyou want sleighs or sleds, Bennett Bros
are now prepared to supply you with the
best make at bottom prices.
The court room auditorium was comfort
| ably crowded by the Lyceum last Monday
evening, and all agreeably entertained.
Our stock of groceries must be fresh and
nice, as our sales will prove. Stock con-
stantly on the move. A .Kleinschmidt g. Co
856
We regret to learn that the seventeen
months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw
died of diphtheria at Philipsburg last Sat
urday.
Tucker says he handled 60 tons of freight
for. A. Kleinschmidt s. Co. during the
month Of November. Hows that for high?
$50
The Philipsburg fire company will give
grand ball at that place New Years eve.
More extended notice will appear next
week.
This is a little spell of weather that was
left over when Paradise was lost, and has
been imported especially for domestic use in
Montana.
Mrs. D.J. Mcmillan, assisted by the best
musical talent in Deer Lodge, expects to
give entertainments on the evenings of Dec
18th and 18th.
Mr.. Nat. Hoss was this week appointed
Deputy Sheriff at Anaconda. Messrs. VIM.
Mckinney and Frank Hatton still continue
as deputy sheriffs there.
The boys had grand roundup and vocal
celebration at the Western Brewery saloon
on Monday night, to welcome Mr.. Miller to
the tirm-so we are told.
DR.. J. II. Duffy, resident dentist, has re-
nd hnS Of III Nan
House, where those requiring dental work
are respectfully invited to call.
Comrade II. II. Zenor, of Geo. H. Thomas
Post No. 4, G. A. r., has been appointed As
sistant Inspector General by Commander.in-
Chief Burdette. The preferment is well
merited.
The committee desire us to say that all
persons assigned to speaking characters in
the Dickens entertainment are requested to
meet at the Skating Rink at 1880 Saturday
evening for final rehearsal.
The Thanksgiving Ball netted over 800 to
the Band Associa tions, and over $40 to the
w. c. T. u, beside unlimited pleasure to the
participants. 1t seems to be universally con-
coded to have been the finest dance ever
given in Deer Lodge.
Messrs. Pierce & Strong, photographers,
left for Butte Saturday last. The gallery will |
be closed until Monday next. Customers |
may rely on having their orders finished as |
soon as they return. They will give few |
more sittings on return.
Disinfectants have been freely nsed about
the school house and it is suggested that all |
families should use carbolic acid, broma |
or other disinfectant in their |
dwellings, These destroy the germs of diph-
iberia and kindred diseases and may forefend |
evils.
A couple of boarding houses at the Butte
depot, leased by Mrs. q. Bohan, burned
light was noticed in the clouds by
Albert traits CHI and several others in Deer
Lodge and wagers made that it was fire in
Butte.
DIR. Wynne having spent the past year in
Europe in the study of diseases of the eye
and ear, has re-opened his Office in Butte.
He makes his first professional trip to Hell
ena, and can be consulted at the Grand Gen.
trail Hotel for one week, beginning Deem
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Treasurer Numbers levee, which closed on
has been well attended the past
two weeks. Mr.. II. informs us payments
were about the same as heretofore-luite
number not getting to the front on time
but large number coming under the wire
IN time to shut OFF that "ten per cent addi-
.ional."
The Grau Opera Company will open at the
Grand Opera House, Butte, next Monday
evening, Nov. 7th, and continue during the
week. Among the operas to be presented
are: The Mikado, Mascotte, Chimes of
Normandy, and Queens Lace Handkerchief.
Doubtless many Of our citizens will avail
of the opportunity to hear this
favorite company.
1t is with exceeding regret we have to
.scord the death Of little Olive Catlin from
iiphtheria. She was a lovable, bright child,
md her parents feel their bereavement
keenly. She was i'll only week. Her elder
lister, Mabel, has also had an attack of 1t
put not severe one, and is doing well. The
first case was sporadic, there having been no
exposure to the disease. 1t Is believed, as 1t
Is hoped. 1t will not extend further, but 1t is
we'll to give children prophylactics and care
'ully disinfect premises.