The new North-west., 1885-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Main street was cleaned up this week.
The Anaconda Gazette has discontinued.
| Wednesday was pay-car day on this end OF
the U. g. N.
Superintendent Catlin is visiting public
schools Of the county this week.
The "Roll Of Honor" and corrections of
mail list are necessarily omitted this week.
On account of the diphtheria, the pubic
schools in Anaconda have been temporarily
closed.
The other night a train was run from Butte
to Deer Lodge In ITO minutes. That is pretty
good time.
The Episcopal church sociable was held at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Miller
last evening.
An Assembly Of the Knights Of Labor was
organized in Deer Lodge Wednesday even.
ing by p. r. Boland.
The subscriptions of the Century club OF
subscribers at Deer Lodge expires with
this month. Better make up another.
Read Wilkie Collins new story in the
Minneapolis Sunday or Weekly Tribune,
commencing November 1st. 8JO-lt
The steam heating apparatus of the Mon.
tana College was completed this week. 1t
will have more extended notice hereafter.
Work is progressing on Mr.. valiton's resi-
dence this week, and from its extent and
style will be entitled to be known as "vali-
toms Villa"
A representative Of the Butte steam laun-
| dry was In town this week soliciting sub
scriptions of stock therein. It promises to
be good paying institution.
| VIM. Coleman has made arrangements to
supply his customers with extra, A No. /,
hand-picked Winter Apples, at bedrock
prices. Call and see him. $40
For One Dollar you can secure the Mime
apolis Weekly Tribune and q small fortune
In premiums Send for sample copies and
learn all about them. 850-1t
The ball at the Junction House, Race
Track, last Monday evening was largely at
| tended and very enjoyable. A dozen or
| more Deer Lodgers were out and had fine
| party.
We overlooked last week mention of the
fact that Judge A. j. Davis bought at sher-
| if's sale, for something exceeding $4,000,
| the Medhurst mines advertised In the NEW
NORTHWEST.
The Minneapolis Tribune is offering more
| wonderful premiums with their Weekly than
has ever been offered by any other paper in
the United States. Send for sample copies.
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WANTED.-A frst-class milk cow, fresh or
to come in within a month. Must be gentle
and good mixer. Good price for good ami
NAL. Address or inquire of NEW NORTH
WEST. $50 2t
Typhoid, or mountain, or malarial, or some
fever, by whatever name 1t may be known,
seems to be quite prevalent here and else
where, just at present. There are number
of cases in Deer Lodge and other parts, but
we believe none are now considered danger
Gus.
Deer Lodge people will recollect the very
intelligent dog the Poland boys had when
here, and which they took with them when
removing to Meagher county. The other
night some one put out poison by which sew
eral excellent dogs were killed, including
the Poland dog. He could not have been
bought for 500.
Robert Gray, one of the best caterers and
| cooks in Montana, has fitted up in most ad-
inirable taste the restaurant and oyster rooms
in rear Of the Western Brewery saloon, and
is doing business. Everything is new and
the cooking excellent. Mr.. Gray deserves
age OF the town.
Wilkie Collins, the greatest living English
novelist, will commence bis new serial story
In the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, Novem-
ber LIST. which will be transferred to the Min
| neapolis Weekly Tribune and will continue
for six months. Any person desirous Of
reading the same, has only to subscribe for
the Weekly Tribune, at One Dollar a year.
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Mr.. McGill, of Miles City, who has the
Montana agency for Grants Memoirs, was In
| town Wednesday, and contracted the SUBJ
agency for this county to Mr.. L. Governey,
who will commence the canvas next Mon
day. He will doubtless sell several hundred
| copies in this county. Over 800 copies have
already been subscribed for In Butte. 1t is
in two volumes, costing from 81 30 per set UP,
| according to binding.
Drs. Mitchell & Mussig gbrod are erecting,
In place of the recently burned building at
the insane asylum, a large brick building
which will be as nearly fire-proof as q build
| ing can be made. A night watch is also en-
ployed and required to visit each building
| every half-hour, and n force-pump has been
placed in the large swimming pool, with
hose sufficient to reach every building at the
| asylum. The precautions against fre are
| now as nearly perfect As Is possible.
II. r. Whitehill, Esq, returned from Boul.
der, Jefferson county, yesterday. Upon sub
| mission of an agreed statement relating to
the taxation of b. Grove, who lives on land
disputed by Deer Lodge and Jefferson coun-
ties, Judge Wade made q ruling that will
protect Mr.. Grove If he pays taxes in either
county. The matter at issue requires more
space than we can give to present 1t this
week. It Is question of boundary between
the two counties, and 1t Is better to be deter
mined by act Of the Legislature.
Deer Lodge was on the verge Of Little
Red Riding Hood" sensation last Monday
Under Sheriff Ward and Harry Peterson
were driving on the race track, when they
b1W u great &duut WOit iot uo"u tuo
foot hills and lie down In q meadow near
town. They drove around to town, got n
rife, returned, and Ward killed him the first
shot A few minutes later little girl came
trudging along to school near where the
wolf had lain down. He was q hungry
looking "varmint," and there's no telling
what might have been.
The ladies Of the w. G. T. q. announce for
Court week . Dickens party, partially to
assist In raising funds for Reading Room
| to be established In town, and partially for
an enjoyable entertainment. The method
will be, as II were, . dress party, In which
very many familiar characters from Dickens
novels will be represented, with occasional
tableaux and short dialogue scenes. The
project Is In the hands of persons very COM
petent and very earnest, and we anticipate IL
will be by odds the most attractive entertain
ment ever given here. The ultimate object
in view is also very worthy one and will
command the assistance of everybody.
The October Babyhood gives Its usual va
riety of topics interesting to parents, BY Its
weii-known editors, Marion Harland and
DIR. Leroy NJ. Yale, and q corps Of able con-
tributors Among the principle subjects are
1.-THE Precocions Baby, . Nursery Cookery"