The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Trout fishing Is prime now.

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Trout fishing is prime now.
Look out for fires 4th of July night
A poster-board 100 feet long and IL feet
high is up on Second street for the Robinson
show.
Go to the Races and Peck's Bad Boy, and
then to the Ball. This will make a whole
day full of fun.
Quite number of Main street buildings
are now luxuriating in the shade of Fourth
of July evergreens.
? The horses are in fine condition for the
4th, and some good speeding will be done.
Look out for the stallion race.
Mr.. A. P. winslow RENTED to the New
York World this week handsome subscrip-
ton to the Bartholdi Pedestal fund, paid by
citizens of the town.
Mr.. Thos. Stuart expects to locate on Lu.
cas- creek, on the east side of Gospel Noun
tain in few days and put in the summer de-
veloping the Sunday lode.
We acknowledge receipt of handsomely
printed invitation to attend the 4th of July
festivities in Helena They propose having
good celebration.
| Pools for the 4th of July races will be sold
tonight at Peterson g. Commits, and during
the races on the track. All pools will be
cashed at Peterson s. Commits.
Mr.. Edward Clayton, who taught very
successful term of writing school here, Is
announced as about to open a business Col
lege in Butte. He is an excellent instructor
in writing.
The q. & N. will give half fare round trip
tickets between all stations, good for the Sd,
4th, 9th and 9th of July, and the Northern
Pacific will give half-fare round trip tickets,
good on the Sd, 4th and 9TH.
Peck's Bad Boy Company will give an en-
tertanment at O'Nell's Theatre Saturday
evening, July 4. The piece is brim full of
fun, and just the thing to round off the days
amusement with hearty laugh.
A New York telegram announces the fact
| we mentioned some weeks age, of the Ana
conda Company purchasing 1000 acres of
land from the Northern Pacific Company, on
Warm Spring creek, above Anaconda.
| Adkinson's Pecks Bad Boy Company,
| which plays here tomorrow n ght, has just
completed three weeks engagement in San
| Francisco and two weeks engagement IN
Portland, scoring marked success in both
places.
Work on the College Dormitory, which
| has been delayed ten days by the non arrival
of material is now booming along lively,
and there is no probability 1t will be again
interrupted. In another week it will begin
to make good showing.
Charles Longfellow is carrying around
pretty nugget weighing S1660, which he
picked up in Hoffman's Diggings on Cotton
wood, some eight miles above town. 1t
looks rich enough to have come from the IA
nous lost Spring lode.
1t is rumored and published in Helena that
the Deer Lodge Brass Band is to take part
in the Helena celebration. The said Band
is Marjorie Daw association. We are quite |
we'll assured that it could not be induced to |
go abroad on the National Holiday and leave
Deer Lodge without music.
Mr.. n. J. Belenberg, than whom there is |
none more competent to make IL a success, |
has ii In mind to put in the oft-talked Of |
water works system in Deer Lodge. He is |
having estimates made and has submitted a |
proposition TO the Fire Company. It Is the |
very best project we know of for the benefit |
of the town, and there is money in it for all !
time. 1t means good health, security from
fire, convenience, cleanliness and beauty. |
Grapple IL, "Nick"
Robinson's circus will he here July %. |
Taking it altoge her, the Robinson show
here two years ago was about as good an ex-
hibition rs Cole gave last year, and il gave
infinitely better satisfacti on. The Robinson
show people were grnteel, honest, fair-deal-
ing and polite, whlle the Cole outfit ran
"skin game" from first TO last. Make your
arrangements TO attend the Robinson circus
Wednesday, July %.
Veterinary Surgeon Herbert Holloway.
who has now examined nearly all the bands
of horses within dozen ar twenty miles OF
Deer Lodge, says he has found only one
of CHAMBERS during h,> exam IA iouS. There
are, however, n number of horses affected
with nasal glerI. which of i>rf il bad
enough, and IL NAV run into CHAMBERS. The
doctor has won the confidence of our horse
men by his professional ski! and cha .acter,
and he is commended TO those having AMI
mails requiring skilled treatment.
Mrs. Laura j. Scott has leased the new
brick King building on Granite street, Butte,
and fitted it for lodging rooms, under the
name of "The Albemarle." The rooms are
large, elegantly furnished and kept in most
admirable order. Families or single persons
can secure rooms by the day, week or month,
at reasonable prices. Table board can be
had at the hotels or restaurants. When con-
venient to do So guests should write or tele-
fp thatt ha,y In, Tn
ness. Mrs. s. will be pleased to have the
patronage ofDeer Lodge friends. s96 sm
Very many Of our people will remember
Barry W 10 was with Coles circus last year
ostensibly detective, but Codes circus
detective II be was. He seems to have got
his dose. The circus was at Hooten, Mich,
a couple of weeks ago. Barry and man
named Lawrence, who was in charge OF the
Lunch and Sleeping Car Department, had
some trouble in the evening and appeared to
be the leaders of two factions. After the
show, and just rs the train was about to
start, they approached each other on the de-
pot platform and each pulled his pistol and
began firing. Lawrence was killed instantly
and the dispatch stated Barry could only live
a few hours.
Ruth, the seven year-old Child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Trippet met with accident
Tuesday which it was apprehended for a
time might be very serious, but she IL recov-
ering and doing quite well. While visiting
at the farm house of Mr.. Jno. III. Williams she
was playing out doors about A. m, and evil
IDENTIFY fell from flight of steps some ten or
twelve feet high, leading to q granary. No
one saw her fall, and she was unable to tell
at what height she was. In the course of an
hour she was seized with spasm and con-
tinued unconscious until noon, when she re-
covered consciousness and has since i'm
proved. There appears to be no permanent
injury.
Some two weeks ago Dave Sheffield
hitched rather ordinary looki ng horse in
the breaking cart, put on kicking strap,
and began breaking it to harness. 1t was
sent down by Mr.. b. Grove from Boulder,
and he intended either to sell it or take it up