The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-05-22

LOCAL BREVfTIES.
1t is expected new that the Court term wi
and mart Mondav

1t is expected new that the Court term will
end next Monday.
The High School Examination at the Chris
tias church is progressing as the forms are
made up.
Mr.. w. b. Day, late Of walla walla, has
taken position with Z. L. Bonner & Co. as
grocery clerk.
Mr.. A. Slaughter, of Anaconda, has stock
Of ladies' hats and millinery on sale at Mrs.
Trippet's this week.
DR.. A. J. Duffy, Dentist, has returned from
his trip. and is again prepared TO do work at
the McBurney House.
President Mcmillan, OF the College Of
Montana, has had two fine rsws Of native
trees set on the campus leading to Sixth
Avenue.
Mr.. n. J. Bielenberg returned this week
with some 200 or 800 head of fat cattle, bought
in Washington Territory and shipped by rail
They were driven through town Monday.
The Utah & Northern construction train
has been engaged the past tive weeks in put
ting in prime condition the bridges and cul-
verts between Deer Lodge aud Garrison.
Mr.. John Il. Eardley, of Willow Glen, is
now prepared to make farmers "selid" en-
their Water Rights under the new law. See
his card.
Mr.. VIII. Arms has started an opposition
Barber Shop to his brother, j. II. Arms, and
the two now have elegant shops. They are
experts In their business and deserve sue
cess.
We regret to learn that the next to the
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey,
Granite Mountain, died Of diphtheria Satur-
day. Two others are i'll of the disease but
were better Thursday morning
1t is estimated that over thousand differ
ent methods to exterminate the caterpillar
have been tried in this city, but the worm
has more lives than a cat, and crews fat and
saucy under the very eyes of Of his would.be
exterminators.-SdltL Lake Tribune.
Pardons were received by Warden Wilson
last evening, from Governor Carpenter for
Howling Wolf, White Bear and Stand-to-
One-Side, Indians sent up from the Yellsw.
stone country, but who, to the best OF our
information, should never have been sent to
the Penitentiary for the alleged crime COM
mitted.
A wooden Indian, of the orthodox tobacco
store design, brilliant in colors and gilt, ap-
parently from the abbreviated feminine at
tire Of the gentle sex, and in the act Of trad
ing bunch of cigars for biscuit was re-
ceived from the east a few days ago, set up in
front of Coleman's, and has since been the
admiration and envy Of the Jscks delega-
ton as they patrol the streets.
An act for the appointment Of Read su-
peryisors and defining their duties is Psb-
lished in fall in this issue. 1t makes . radi-
cal change in the methods Of constructing
and repairing public highways. The New
NORTHWEST has in stock, bound and num-
bered, with stubs, the certificates required to
be issued by Supervisors. Price per 100,
$3.50
II. L. Davis, Esq, Recorder of Mt. Powell
Lodge, A. o. U. w, Of which r. j. Finly,
deceased, was a member, this week received
q warrant for $4,000, payable to the widow of
the deceased, the warrant being received in
just three weeks from the day Of Mr.. Finly's
burial. This is more prompt payment than
is generally made by life insurance csmpa-
MES.
The Inter Mountain states that Butte is full
of newspaper projects. To,on Talk is sosn To
be started as an evening paper, with Mt
Rivers, late Of the Miner, publisher. 1t is
also stated a new morning paper, to be
known a. the Morning Bulletin, will soon be
started and also that the proprietors Of the
papers burned out in Billings contemplate
starting q Democratic daily in Butte. The
Miner and Inter- Mountain are pretty well
established. and the new papers will have
strong opposition to work against.
Mrs. Laura j. Scott has leased tho new
brick King building on Granite street, Butte
and fitted 1t for lodging rooms, under tbs
name of 1.-THE Albemarle." The rooms are
large, elegantly furnished and kept in mos,
admirable order. Families or single persons
can secure rooms by the day, week or month
at reasonable prices Table board can bt
had at the hotels or restaurants. When con
venient to do so, guests should write or tele-
phone for rooms, that they may be in readi
ness. Mrs. s. will be pleased to have the
patronage of Deer Lodge friends. s26 SIN
At the regular meeting of Geo. II. Thomas
Post, G A. r. May 10, a committee was ap
pointed to arrange for the Memorial Da,
observances, and invited Post Commands
Mcmillan to deliver the address. AS he ha
acce pied an invitation to deliver the address
at Custer Post and Judge Galbraiih has &C
cepted the invitation of Lincoln Post, Butte
| IL leaves this Pest without an Orator for tb'
| occasion, unless one is procured from abroad
| The question of Memorial Day observance
will come up in the Post this evening. Ma.
30, next Saturday week, is the date OF tn
| observance.
| The "outing" season has commenced, no
only with oficebslders, but the public gen
| orally. Fishing is fair to good. A larg
number Of our citizen whs went out sine
last issue, owing to unavoidable detentions
| did not get back until Sunday evening. bu
no fish were intentionally caught after
O'Clock Saturday night Once in while,
fine trout would follow up tho homeward
bound buggies Sunday and throw thenselve
into the baskets, but no inducements wsr
offered for them to do this, and, As trou
tastes better soon after being caught, 1t wa
not deemed best to lose time by THROWN
them out. A friend presented US few o
these and no evil results followed.
A very pleasant entertainment and quite
surprise to the auditors was Tennyson's Ma
Queen, given as prelude to the social dane
at O'Neilrs Theatre last Friday evening
Miss Lizzie Steele, Mrs. Sallie B. Mills An
Miss Mary Mitchell were the participants
the tableauz uiuant, or pantomime, whateve
it may be designated. Miss Steele. who al
pearsd as Queen of the May, has devslope
a remarkably fine voice, and sang with niue
expression and rare acting the May Da
songs of the Laureate. After the Ma
Queen Miss King appeared and sang COZ
pie of ballads in voice scarcely surpassin
that of her pupil, but eliciting marked al
proyal. The dance was very pleasant, an
the evenings entertainment Melted a ia
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