The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-30
LOCAL BREvITfES,
Bee Charley Bielenberr's notice.

MT. ID. 8. Kenyon Ii building an addition
, to his residence on A street.
Coleman has Just received splendid lot
OF apples, and Is selling them low down.
Have you seen the nice new cloaks ut A.
heinschmidt & Co.'S? 1511t
Eastman & Cos Oregon Grape Root Bit
tiers are attaining . wonderful popularity.
The colt OF Lady Nell, by Ranchero, which
Sam Scott was trying to raise by hand, died
Sunday.
New goods by the carload coming in daily
at the store Of Albert Kleinschmidt & Co.
85l 1t
The photographers are up to their eyes in |
business, and rushing off lots of good work. |
| S5l 1t
Prof Rhodes orchestral class Is doing adj. |
mirably. We hope to soon hear them in |
public again.
Did you get on to the laugh of VIII Will. |
liams, new clerk q. Albert Kleinschmidt & |
Co.'s store? s5l
700 dozen fresh eggs, warranted, just re-
ceived at the store Of Albert Kleinschmidt |
& Go. S51 1t
Kohrs & Bielenberg this week shipped %
head of horses to Custer, to be used on their
stock range.
The young folks had another pleasant
dancing party at the skating pavilion last
Friday evening.
Albert Kleinschmidt & Co. have found 1t
necessary to employ more help to attend the
wants of their many customers. 851 1t
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Rogers triple plate table knives, butter
knives and teaspoons are offered as premi-
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Send for sample copies. S5l 1t
You can procure lady's gold pin, lapy's
gold bracelet, or lady's gold chain, with the
Minneapolis Weekly Tribune. Send for
| sample copies. 85l 1t
Parties wishing more photographs off their
old negatives taken at Pierce g. Strongs,
must order Immediately, to give time to
finish 8511t
The time Of our leaving is so uncertain
depending upon the weather-that those
wishing photographs should come at once.
1t will pay you to give this your attention.
851 1t PIERCE & STRONG.
Robert Gray's Ivy Leaf Restaurant and
Oyster Parlors Ia the best ever in Deer
Lodge. For an elegant meal, clean, excel
lently cooked, and courteously served, call
in at the Ivy Leaf
Mr.. Allen, who was here in 1872 In the
firm Of Plummer & Allen, BARRIERS, and who ,
has since been in Jacksonville, Fla, has re- ,
turned, and leased the barber shop adjoining
Aspling's store.
We are authorized by Mrs. G. X. Harden
brook to announce that "Miss Hitchcock, ,
the talented elocutionist of Salt Lake City, {
expects to give the people of Deer Lodge an
entertainment next month"
Work has been somewhat delayed on tho {
county Offices in waiting for cut stone, and ]
the Penitentiary work cannot proceed fur
Their until the iron work is received. In the
meantime Valiton's Villa is going up at fine !
rate.
On the evenings of Dec. IA and 10, enter
tainments will be given in College Hall by
the Professors and pupils, assisted by other
musicians Of Deer Lodge, and Mr.. L. O
Leonard, of Anaconda. The proceeds of the
concerts to be for the benefit of the College.
The preachers from California, to speak at
the court house next Sunday afternoon, are
Morrisites, the first element that had the
courage to revolt against Brigham Young's
polygamic church even unto battle. There ,
are a large number of Morrisites In this ,
valley.
Mr.. Bennett, the well known mineralogist
and assayer of Butte, visited the Orc Elmo
district last week in company with Mr.. H. s.
Reed. He appeared pleased with the pros
poets, but the developments are not yet suffi-
ciently advanced to enable very thorough
examination of the veins
Yesterday evening John Heagerey, one of ,
the section men, while working two miles
south Of town, fell between q hand.car and .
push-car laden with COAL q wheel Of the lat
ter passing over his body and injuring him =
very seriously. He was taken to the section :
house, and is In a critical condition.
See the wagons crowded in front Of Albert
Kleinschmidt 81 Co.'s store daily, being :
loaded with goods sold. Ask Tucker how
many carloads Of freight A. Kleinschmidt
& 20. have received this month, and you ,
will need no further evidence of who is do
ing the business at Deer Lodge. s51 1t 1
1t is rumored this week that party of
civil engineers are in the country, and the {
conjecture Is they are here to run survey
lines from Butte to Bozeman, or Wickes or d,
Garrison. The Bozeman people have reor- {
ganized their railroad company, and the ar
rival Of this party so soon thereafter In sng-
gestive. 1
Since other locals were In type, Pierce g.
Strong, Photographers, have determined
that no sittings will be made after Nov. 9Th. +
Thay Han bafn har md hau |
done an enormous amount of work here. All a
persons wishing pictures should remember '
that Nov. 9Th closes the camera for Deer c
Lodge. u
Mr.. p. A. Largely, Of Butte, is having the =
dwelling on corner Of d and Third streets
raised, set on stone, foored, plastered and
otherwise overhauled We are informed .
that on the return Of Mrs. Largey from the !.
States, IL Is the intention to make the family
residence here. We trust the information is ] =
correct
Two cases for assault and battery, brought !,
from Anaconda, In which several witnesses
from there appeared, were tried before Judge
Emerson this week. Messrs. Knight and :,
Baker, attorneys Of Anaconda, defended the .,
cases, aud secured the release of the parties !.
complained OF, the evidence being held by :
the jury to only support case Of "exhibi- q
ton Of q deadly weapon" etc.
Diphtheria Is again prevailing to an alarm d
ing extent in Deer Lodge Yellowstone jour i,
nal.
The Journal is in error. There has only
been one case OF diphtheria In Deer Lodge
within the past year, and there has been
none here for several months last past. The !,
NEW NoRTH-WxsT always promptly men,
lions the presence of diphtheria in this y
town.
A prize fight for scientific points, blood. !
outside-the-gate money, observation-disclosures, 4
and the championship Of the south-side-of- a
the-street, occurred in favorite back yard :,
last Saturday. There were two rounds, two n
ock-downs, and 100 lbs. pressure Of fun to
the square inch In the vicinity. The referee
declines to give his name for publication, and :,
the champions both appeared In the ring I'M !.
der the sobriquet Of Unknown" 4
Commissioners Batterton and Helm have o.
- T.. L. L