The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.

See notice Of Winter Apples for sale else
where. Also notice Of critics at Cost"
See notice Of meeting Of County Commits
sioners As beard Of equalization, Oct. 18th.
Threshing machines are busy in Flint
Creek valley, and most of the grain is
threshed.
Although splendid for threshing, farmers
complain that the weather has been SO fine
that the ground is too dry for blowing.
The Pinch tile pipe ordered for the Jail
sewer arrived this week, and is being put in
place under direction of Sheriff McMaster.
Joseph Grid, on Willow Creek, near New
Chicago, lost q child eight months old, on
Wednesday, supposed to be from diphtheria
Godfrey Hollenback last evening bought
Joseph Richards planer and matching ma
chine, and will set them up at New Chicago
| or Drummond.
| VIM. Coleman has made arrangements to
supply his customers with extra, A No. /,
hand-picked Winter Apples, at bedrock
prices. Call and see him. $40 If
Morse & Dunkelberg have remodeled their
Touring mill at New Chicago at considerable
expense, putting in new machinery SO as to
make new process" -four of two grades.
The Photographers, who have had such q
successful run of business here in Deer
Lodge, will leave in 10 or 10 days. Their
work has given universal satisfaction.
349-1t
Kohrs g. Bielenberg sent band Of horses
to the Milk river range last week, but 1t was
stopped at Sun River by report of extensive
prairie fires in the north, before reaching its
destination.
How sorry some Of these mothers will be
If they neglect having their childrens' pho
tographs made by the quick process"-the
latest known way Of securing splendid like
nesses of your young children. S49-1t
The October number of the West Shore.
| with illustrations Of the American Falls,
Snake River, Boise City and Valley, Dillon
and Glendale, and the Wood River Mines,
is on our table, and is a choice number.
Old folks, who have not had their photos.
made for the past twenty years, come in and
get a splendid cabinet picture, and have the
| wrinkles all smoothed out by the artists fine
| and brilliant reto uching. 849-1t
The Anaconda Reuie,o says work has be.
gun on the new court house building at Deer
Lodge, and that it is to be eighty feet square.
| The building will cover little more than one
third of that area. The RevieW got the wrong
| figures somehow.
Work on the new court house offices is
| being pushed forward-seven courses Of cut
rock will soon be ready for the brick walls.
The vaults are being bedded with stone and
Al Il sah ia To yotrh-
! stantial and secure.
Parties wishing fine views of their resi-
dences made, will have to leave orders at
the photograph gallery, the artists being SO
very busy, are only doing special orders in
that line. Also bring your copies in, and
get prices. s49-lt
Desks and seats of the best quality and
most improved pattern, to accommodate
twenty-four pupils, have been received for
the new school house on Dempsey creek,
near Quinlan's. They are from the National
School Furnishing Co, Chicago, Ill.
The "History Of Montana" is being COM
mended by some and raked down by others
of the Territorial press. No copy has yet
been received in Deer Lodge that we have
learned of, although it seems to have been
generally delivered or sent elsewhere.
The Trustees of Deer Lodge School Dis
| trict No. have levied a special tax of 30
| cents on the 500 on all the taxable property
| of the district, for the purpose of paying the
| interest on school bonds issued, and to Gre
ate a sinking fund to meet the payment Of
! bonds at maturity.
Diphtheria has reappeared In Anaconda
| IN viruienu FORM. co.o...i ~s-D-- -------a,
bnt we have only learned of one death-the
seven-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
Leonard, formerly resident in Deer Lodge.
The citizens are moving for general clean
ing up of the town.
A splendid assortment of trunks, all sizes,
| from four inches to fourteen feet-"Montana
Belle" and Saskatchewan Flour-corn meal,
oat meal and graham four-hair nets and
mosquito bar-eligant line of dress goods
cigars, sacks, etc.-just received at
849-1t A. KLEISscHMIDT & Co.'S.
On Friday afternoon, last week, our valley
was visited by a threatening thunder storm.
Very black heavy clouds came over from the
west, accompanied with considerable thun-
der and lightning. The rain fell In torrents
Il Tor half an hour, but there was not much
| wind, and we have heard of no damage done.
Last Tuesday John Perimans team ran
avag with him. He was thrown out Of his
wago4 and received very serious injuries.
His left arm was broken, the right also badly
l hurt, besides q CHASTITY scalp wound. DIR.
Bishop, of Drummond, is attending him and
he is doing veil, He lives near New Chi
cago.
The walls Of the south wing Of the Peni-
Tertiary building are up to the window sills,
and the stone tagging for the floor OF the
cells and corridors will be laid this week.
4 The iron and steel materials for the cages
1 will not come to hand until about the first OF
1 November, and the force of workmen may
have TO lay off for week or ten days.
The editor took another outing this week
70 Pioneer, New Chicago, Philipsburg, Gran
lie Mountain, Cable and Anaconda, aud re-
turned yesterday afternoon-but with other
matters 60 attend to, will have to defer men.
ton of the trip until later. We trust our
readers will be lenient If we play truant
little during these fine days 1t has been ten
years since we knocked around Montana,
aud IL the weather and circumstances
would permit, we would like to go all over
the old trails and some new ones at the end
of the decade.
The Anaconda Company has just inaugu.
rated an enterprise Of great value to those
having mines Of smelling ores, and espe
cialiy miners in the Gable country. They
have now prepared bins, and will buy ore
carrying sufficient silver, from q ton mp, pay
ing the same price that the Omaha works do
This will enable miners and prospectors
with small capital to take out little bunch
of ore, for which they will receive pay when
delivered In the bins, and afford them means
to continue development. We already no
ticed some deliveries Of this character, and
have no doubt many, As soon as they can
will avail themselves Of the opportunity. II
is certainly creditable in Company like the
Anaconda, with more ore Of Its own there
than 1t can handle, although running
through GOO to 700 tons per day, to give the
smaller operators and miners chance to dc
velop their mines.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon