The new North-west., 1885-11-13
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The celebrated New York counts at Bobby
Gray's Ivy Leaf. s53
Take home red-hot oyster loaf from
Bobby Gray's Ivy Leaf s53
The Reuie,o says James A. Bailey has bull
two dwelling houses in Anaconda.
Rev. Galen Wood will hold religious ser
vices at Pioneer next Tuesday evening a,
7:30 p. m.
The parties who leased the Robinson fiume
have employed 80 men, who are now chop.
ping wood.
social dance will be given at w. e. viii.
liams' Hotel, Race Track, next Monday
night. A general invitation Is extended
That hundred feet of twelve-foot roofing
in front of the postofice, VIM. Coleman's
and Peter Lansing's, completes splendidly
sheltered avenue.
A meeting Of the Episcopal Social Society
will be held at the residence of DIR. and Mrs.
A. ii. Mitchell next Tuesday evening A
cordial invitation is extended.
The sociable at the Christian church last
Friday evening was largely attended, and
one eff the most enjoyable of the many pleas
ant occasions of that character held here.
Principal j. II. Meyers informs us that DR..
j. III. Owings will deliver lecture on Hy-
giene to the pupils of the High School at 8
p. m. to-day friday. Parents are invited
to attend.
Morgan Davis shot Paddy Hughes in Ana
conda Tuesday night and skipped. Sheriff
McMaster had word from Deputy Carten, at
Philipsburg, last evening that he had caught
Davis and is bringing him in.
There were 1890 yards of dirt moved in
to make the transfer yard at Garrison. The
transfer platform is 25x22O feet long and the
lumber transfer will hold 1S cars. There is
over Il miles of side track in the yard.
Pat Murphy filed up with booze at Garri-
son few nights ago and cut q Chinaman.
He was arrested, examined before Judge
Emerson, and committed in default Of $500
bond to await the action of the grand jury.
The Northern Pacific surveyors have run
two or more preliminary lines between Ana
conda and Garrison this week. We are
pleased to see our old friend b. p. Tilden,
formerly superintendent of the Hope Co.,
Philipsburg, in charge of the work.
By change made this week the regular
freight from Butte to Garrison now passes
Deer Lodge at Gas p. m, and arrives from
Garrison for Butte at 8 a. m. This will be
quite convenience for travellers. There Is
no change in the passenger train time.
The photographers hereby give notice that
owing to the bad weather having prevented
a number who desired from procuring pic
lures before the date announced for their
leaving, they have concluded to give sittings
a few days more. Please be prompt 1853 1t
A carp car passed west on the N. p. r. r.
this week, the most of the shipment having
been exhausted east of Helena. Mr.. Peter
son, who supplied his pond at Deer Lodge
with carp last year, says they are doing
splendidly, and thinks by next year they
will be large enough for use.
One of the largest and best conducted boot
and shoe establishments in the Territory Is
that Of e. G. Freyschlag & Co., with houses
at Butte and Anaconda. They carry large
stocks at both places, and Charley Aspling,
in charge of the Anaconda store, who was
In town this week, says their business is ex-
cellent. They have now specially of ladies
fine shoes and childrens school shoes, which
meet with the best approval.
Judge Galbraith left for Missoula, Sunday,
to hold the term of court there, which 1t was
anticipated would last two weeks. Judge
Wade, the week previous, opened court in
Helena, but receiving telegram that his
wife was dangerously i'll In Ohio, adjourned
the term last Tuesday until Nov. 10th, when
Judge Galbraith will arrive and hold court
until Judge Wade's return, or the time for
opening the Deer Lodge term. This makes
a pretty severe strain on Judge Galbraith,
who has had continuous work since the term
opened at Butte, and 1t is likely to continue
throughout the year.
The ladies of the w. T. G. U. have fitted
up In comfortable and attractive manner the
pleasant location on Main street, one door
north of O'Neils Theatre, as public read
ing-room, and will open 1t this evening with
musical exercises and social assemblage.
The Room has been made quite attractive,
is carpeted throughout, and will be comfort
ably lit and heated and maintained during
the winter. A most cordial invitation is ex-
geHueu 10 All pcopic VI atteuu. IA Cohsiuci-
able amount of reading matter has already
been provided, and in a few days leading
periodical and magazine literature will be
supplied. Remember this is opening night.
Mr.. John Bielenberg had letter from his
partner, Mr.. Kobrs, this week, stating tina:
nine car loads of their cattle had been
wrecked and number of the animals killed,
and that the railroad company had taken the
stock. The standard gauge cars average
about IS head of cattle each. We notice by
a special telegram in the Missouri Republican
of Nov. LIST that nine carloads of cattle from
Montana were wrecked on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway, at North
wood, near the Minnesota line, on the last
night of October, and this was presumably
the same wreck. The engine jumped the
track and the cars followed. Thr engineer
and brakeman were killed, and the fireman
badly injured. Twenty-seven head Of cattle
were killed.