The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-08-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.


See call for proposals to paint the school
house roof
It's time the Commissioners were getting
out their 'forest fire" notices again.
Sheriff McMaster went TO Philipsburu
tuesday to sell some chattel property.
Rev. E. J. Groeneveld will preach at Ana.
conda next Sunday, morning and evening.
Losr.-A gold hoop earring, with tassel.
Return to this effice. Liberal reward.
839-1t
The term of Supreme Court begins in Hell
ena next Monday. Judge Galbraith and a
number Of our leading attorneys will be
present.
Quite party Of Deer Lodgers expect to
60 to the National Park by rail next week,
sending their teams to meet them at Gin
nabar.
Mr.. John s. Mills notifies us that "Under
his editorial and business management the
Anaconda Weekly Gazette will appear August
9Th, 1896" a.
Sheriff McMaster has appointed Mr.. Thes
+. Ward under sheriff Of Deer Lodge county.
look after matters in Anaconda.
Mr. Eardley, the photographer, will remain
In Deer Lodge one week longer. All who
want good photographs without the expense
of trip to Butte or Helena, should call.
ls Mike Barry took aboard too much fluid
wednesday, threw four-pound rock at .
barkeeper. and got ninety days for 1t. Un-
der Sheriff Ward brought him In from Ana
conda yesterday.
MT. M. Doolcy, New Chicago, has 900 to
1000 head of acclimated sheep, clean and
healthy, for sale at his ranch near New Chi
cago. Purchasers will find It to their adyan-
tage to see his flocks.
1t is only fair to say the Edward Garrett
held for completely la the "opium Jim"
murder, ut Butte, Is no relation to Eddie
Garrett" SO favorably known on the U. g.
n, or his brother here.
We have carload of stock salt on the
road to Deer Lodge. We will I'll all orders
for five hundred pounds and over at s1.75
per hundred; this offer for two weeks only.
$685. BENNETT BRos.
Mr.. George Cockrell has purchased the
entire real estate and farming machinery in
terests of Isaac L. Lyon In Deer Lodge. Mr..
Cockrell Is frstrate business man, and We
hope will make success In the venture.
Sheriff McMaster informs MS that when he
left Philipsburg, at o'clock Wednesday
evening, the hosting works and building at
the Trout mine were burned, and it was re-
ported the fire was extending down the
shaft.
The citizens committee elsewhere give no.
tice Of the memorial services that will be
held at the Rink tomorrow. 1t Is hoped all
the suggestions will be observed, and the
public testimonial be ss universal as the
feeling Of sorrow is sincere. .#
We have had the States harvest NOON
for the past two weeks-an elegant one here.
But in another fortnight will come the Mon
tana harvest moon, and we anvise all in
favor of home industries to wait for IL.
''They come high, but we must have EN-"
Mr.. Thomas McTague succeeded Mr.. Fred.
Wilson ~ Warden on the LIST inst, and
Fred" has gone to Butte for a few days
He has stock interests in Ne
vada valley that will make him rich in ten
years, and McTague is working up alongside
on the same racket.
s. Wiles, representing Petit g. Co., Mer-
chant Tailors Of New York City, is at the
McBurney House with full line Of Fall and
Winter Suitings and Overcoatings. First
class workmanship and Perfect Fitting Gar |
ments guaranteed. Inspection invited. will
only remain two or three days. $50 1t pd
Mr.. j. H. Eardley, late Of Eardley g.
Elliott, Butte, has opened the old Photo.
Rooms, nearly opposite the McBurney |
House, Deer Lodge. He viii remain with |
Us but q short time, so that persons wishing
10 avail themselves of the opportunity Of |
getting good work at home must call soon.
8H-tT a
While our West Side farmers are putting |
up two or three tons of bay per acre, the fol- |
lowing appears in the Bozeman Chronicle Of |
August 9Th: people from the Yellowstone
confirm our reports regarding the grasshop- |
pers In that region. The ranges are being |
moved to such an extent as 70 cause . feel. |
Ing Of unexsiness among the cattle men Of |
he lower Yellowstone"