The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-02
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
See notice Of "Ranch for Sale.p

See notice Of Ranch for Sale.n
Work is progressing rapidly on buildings.
Messrs. strang & Mills have closed the
Cosmopolitan.
Messrs. Strong & Preree are doing some
nne Photographic work.
Mrs. General Bane's reading and concert
next Tuesday evening Everybody should
60.
The church sociable at Mrs. r. L. Davis
was very largely attended and most enjoy.
able.
The County Commissioners will meet
again rs board OF equalization next Wed
nesday.
| A. T. Winslow has an advertisement of in
terest In this issue. He will be ready for
business Monday.
Last Friday was the smokiest day ever
seen in Deer Lodge. 1t was SO thick one
could cut at It with knife.
There will be a social at the residence of
DR.. William w. Higgins, Thursday evening,
Oct 9th. All are cordially invited.
Next Monday the Deer Lodge Central tel
ephone office will be located in the new
~Ah ohO dCOk hOutu VI " laEu-
ware store.
The application of Thomas Ford, charged
with the murder of the man in German
gulch, for change of venue from Silver
Bow to Deer Lodge county, has been
granted.
Having secured the services of an excel
lent assistant. workman am 9n 1sEp q5smnSSEfn
Give me call. A. ANDERSON.
Salt
Lady Nell, valuable mare belonging to
Sam Scott, was taken out to die of an incur-
able disease yesterday. She has 10 days
old Ranchero colt. She is eight years old.
One Of her colts sold for $1,000.
The Northern Pacific r. R. Co. has motif ed
Commissioner Batterton it will give Crom-
well Carpenter, the infirm old gentleman
mentioned last week, free transportation to
his destination whenever desired. That
makes 1t all right
The gentlemen compiling the names for
Crofutt's Directory of West Side towns, on a
complete census Of those living within the
town limits of Deer Lodge, by name of heads
of families and members therein, places the
actual resident population Of Deer Lodge at
,433.
The young scamp Huston, who did so much
horse stealing and was run into Jail last
week, has requested Sheriff McMaster to
have his trial take place at as early day as
possible, as she wants to 60 home and see
his mother as soon as he can conveniently
get away"
Kohrs & Bielenberg sent to Mr.. B. c. |
Kingsbury, Butte, last Monday, the finely |
bred yearling Ten boy, which he purchased. |
The animal will be sent to California in a |
special car, placed in Mr.. Haggins stables,
and trained until next spring, when he will |
be given chance on the turf. He Is likely |
to do good work.
Owing to the desire Of many members to
hear Prof. Wylie's lecture on last Friday
evening, the Lyceum was adjourned for one |
week without transacting other business
than continuance of the Secretary pro ten. |
for another week. This friday evening |
the programme of last week will be In force,
and the regular election Of officers for the |
ensuing six months will take place. A full |
attendance of members is urged.
The photographers call attention to their
display frame in the postofice. There are
some views that are very fine. Photographic
portraits Of our well known towns people
will be placed there in day or two; as soon
as copies can be printed. Look out for
well known gentleman on Saturday. They
are very busy, and all who want really good
artistic work, should visit the studio. Their /
stay is short. 847
1t was quiet little game OF whist, and
while deal was being maze tic tLiId player
that his partner ought to play
cards well, having crossed the Atlantic sew
euteen times. Crossed the Atlantic seven
teen timesw said number two; "well, 1
crossed 1t once myself coming to this coun-
try" "Is that 500" said an outsider in the |
e anne; az didn't know one had to cross the |
Atlantic coming from NJ issouri to Montana.
The silence that followed was deafening.
Very many Of our readers will remember |
"Alf. wyman," who with his wife and COM
pany played Yakie tYokky), a Tyrollese
comedy, through Montana in the winter of |
1880, and Of their terrible storm sled ride |
of q week between Pioneer and Helena |
Well, wyman died in Chicago, Sept 18th, |
1885, of paralysis. IAN. Wyman" was his |
stage name. His full name was ALT. Wyman |
Taylor. He was the son of General A. w. |
Taylor, commander of the old Scott Life |
Guards, and q nephew Of Frank Henriques, |
of the firm of II. b. Clafiin & Co. He took |
notion to the stage, and out of consideration |
for his father. who opposed his choice of vo-
cation. dropped the family name while on
the stage. He Joined the Union army in
May, 1863, when not quite ten years old, and
claimed to have been the youngest soldier in
the Union army. He was wounded five |
times willis In the service.