The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
There are % pris oners in Jail.


use.
The St. Patrick's day Ball at Masonic Hal
was grand success.
LosT.-The tip Of round gold bracelet.
suitable reward will be paid for its return t.
this office.
Garden making these days Is as prematur,
as counting chickens before they are able t.
fly over the fence.
The Katie Putnam Company, which has
recently been playing in Idaho, will open in
Butte next Monday.
Barring the cold turn Monday, there ha:
been delightfully."- pleasant weather this week
sunshine, warmth and calm.
Rev. N. l.. Streator, of Helena, will preach
in the Christian church Sunday morning
The evening service will probably be omit.
ted.
Our New Orleans letter indicates the Mon.
tanians are having good time there, and
that the Territory is well represented in all
respects.
All knights of Pythias in good standing
belonging to Valley Lodge, No. 6, are re
quested to meet in their Hall next Monday
evening.
See notice of social dance at L. c. Larsen's
on the 9th. He will have conveyances run.
ming between his place and town on that
evening.
The information comes from New York
with credible directness that the Northern
Pacific Company designs building q road
from Garrison to Butte-we presume this
season.
The boys are beginning to train their
horses for spring speeding. As there are
l ,9l5 trotters and $50 PAGERS with records in
side Of 2:3O, Montana will have to rustic to
shew up world heater.
Franklin and Stuart are reported to have
two feet of good shipping ore in the Noun
tain Rat tunnel. The increasing width of
the rich pay streak in their lode has AVA
kened much interest in Orc Elmo District.
Messrs. Thos. Stuart and Thos. Strang are
learning assaying, and contemplate estab-
fishing an office in Orc Elmo District in a
few weeks. Both expect to remove to and
develop their leads in that District this sea-
son.
DIR. George c. Douglas, recently of Salt
Lake City, presents his card in this issue,
and offers his services as Physician and Sur
geon, soliciting a share of patronage. DR..
Douglas comes with the highest recsmmen-
hatiens, and is a valuable acquisition profess
sionally and socially.
Now goeth forth at the morning hour the
sportsman in the mature or incipient stages
with rod and gun and hopeful anticipation
but he returneth sadly at eventide. The wild
owl are still taking in the New Orleans Ex-
position, and the little fishes fee from the
'llurements of the baited hook.
The tulips are peeping out of the earth,
md will be the first flowers to bloom. They
ire frost proof. We have had beds of them
or years that stand over winter without any
whatever, and spring up again
before the snow is fairly gone. They are |
cry satisfactory flowers for Montana.
The skating rink, under Wilson & Will |
lams, has become quite a favorite resort |
)ne of the most proficient skaters is Will. |
Arms, who only really began skating a cou-
lie of months since, and is now in speed, |
nd especially difficult feats, close up to the |
On a better floor he would |
DON graduate.
President d. J. Mcmillan, Of the College
{ Montana, received several bids for erect
ne the Dormitory building as advertised for,
ut did not, we are informed, finally award
he contract prior to his departure. 1t may
. W. aks hal
re made, but it is contemplated to push the
'ork to speedy completion when once be-
un.
the election of two School Trustees for
his District will take place two weeks from
-morrow-Saturday, April 4. As it is prob
BILE the bonds will be voted to complete the
;hool building it is especially desirable the
rustees should possess good business quail
cations among others, and it is time cur
eople were casting about to see If the ser
ices of such men can be secured.
One Of the most exciting races ever held
the Amphitheater, was that of last even
IL between George Milot, of Deer Lodge,
nd Chas Crusemeyer, of Helena, in a one
lille dash. The Helena young man did his
wei Desb 10 DtaJ MS competitor, out the
Ger Lodge chap outfooted him and won the
ice by half lap. The crowd of people
resent loudly cbe-red the victor after the
ICE was finished -Independent, 18th.
The highways and byways of this village,
pecially the latter, have accumulated much
fuse during the winter. While this fair
,ell continues, and before the rains and the
ot suns come, each individual property
wner should have his premises cleaned up
Id contribute toward having the debris and
10 filth of the streets removed. A village
act, introduced by DR.. Mitchell,
ould have, If passed and incorporated I'M
n, enabled and required this to be done
but as it slept a sleep that
nows no waking in a House committee,
ter unanimously passing the Council, we
ust do as we have done heretofore. Won't
ipervisor Rouleau visit property owners,
ock by block, and secure general clean
,?