The new North-west., 1888-10-19
LOCAL BREvIT1Es
ihe school house grounds are to be fenca,,

oo' uouso grouuds are to be fenced,
cUunty commissioners Batterton and
walker were In session this week.
oner for rept good piano: also for AL.
1oOo Mrs. JNo. f. srRAuHAr
dift Books in elegant binding. and .+.,
oard works bound In cloth, At Eastern nric..
''' ofus oeore' 1908 tt.
Just received, at VIM. Colemau's. tho ffna.t
ana largest line Of silverware to ba fonnd
anywhere on the West side. 1o02n
Work on the Methodist church, which v.s
ueiAyeo BY the non.arrival Of material b.,
oeen resumed and the exterior work IA ne.rlv
completed. - '''
II you intend to purchase an album the
coming holidays, buy the metal back. Il
e'us snea ~ 'ne mead. I. 8. ELDRED,
'" General Agent.
Inc Northern Pacific Company, which
heretofore charged double fare ON the tunnel
sect'on from Buttes to Elliston, has reduced
the rate there to single fare.
$50 will buy from W. B. Miller, Deer
Lodge aspan Of 5-year-old horses, sound and
Kind, and good travellers, with set of harness.
no~''y ne"' ana wagon. 1902 If
| A storm blew out of the Gold Creek noun.
ta'ns wednesday evening, bringing with it
JUST cooweb cover of snow for the earth
the hrst Of the season, and it went with the
morning sun.
| The meeting of the stockholders of the
Cottonwood. Mining Company, called for
Saturday evening, is postponed until further
L 0Ot1C0. a hnp ~ t1,n oAHo
| to attend at that time.
The Montana Union time schedule was
changed again October 18th, the onlv ma
ter'al change being that the morning ex-
press from Butler to Helena arrives q few
minutes earlier. See time table.
Mr.. w. B. Richardson and wife arrived
few days ago from Colfax, W. T., and Mr.
Il. has established jewelry and watch and
clock establishment two doors south of the
bank. His goods will arrive in a few days.
Mr.. z. NJ. Douglas, with his United States
geological survey party, now in the vicinity
of Lfncoln,is expected at Deer Lodge in q
couple of days. The field work for the sea.
son ends November 1st, when they go to
Washington for the winter.
John O'Nein and Harry F. Peterson have
an interesting serial story in this issue. 1t is
copy right and yet not copyright. 1t is q
little rough on dogs, street games and nui-
eances Of one kind and another, and is step
toward the better government of the town.
Professor Lee will give grand soiree at
Lodge b Beaumont's Hall next Wednesday
evening, and thereafter on Saturday after
moons, from to II p. m, will instruct ladies
and children in dancing. Make application
for membership at Deer Lodge Drug Go.
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The big Deer Lodge Democratic demon
stration Of the campaign is expected to take
place at and in the vicinity of Anaconda this
afternoon and evening. 1t is expected from
60 to Is will attend from Deer Lodge Hon.
W. A. Clark and several other speakers are
announced.
The Inter Mountain few days since pre-
sented each of its local subscribers here with
twelve inch "golden" rule, but the Fire.
mems Fund Insurance Company is going it
two better and giving each Of its patrons
yard stick. 1t comes high as rates now are,
but we have it.
We are requested to solicit a full attend
ance of the members of the Deer Lodge Re-
publican Club at their headquarters at
o'clock sharp tomorrow, SATURDAY. evening,
to nominate township officers and for the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the club. ~mm-... MM...~..
The examination of Elliott for shooting E.
A. Strand, Axel Weber and James James
at Elliston last week will take place before
Probate Judge Emerson at p. m. tomorrow,
Saturday. At last accounts Strand was get
ting along we'll, and Weber is already
around on crutches. James was only slightly
hurt.
Three children Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilson, of Deer Lodge, have had scarlet
fever this week. The disease is fortunately
in mild form, and the afflicted ones are get
ting along as we'll as possible. Mr. Wilson
has quarantined his premises, and every pre-
caution of fumigation and isolation is taken
to prevent any spread of the disease.
While the penitentiary contract for pota-
toes was filed at 50 cents and temporarily
established rate, we are assured these
prices will not continue. The potato crop in
the valley is far below the average and
prices will advance. Oats, which have been
rated at IS to 95 cents, will also advance.
Formers who are not pressed will do we'll to
give the market a chance.
The New Minnie Palmer Mining Company
designed to work property near Beartown
has organized this week on a basis of 5OO,O 200
shares of par value Of 81 each. Mr. Sam
Richie, who has worked the property for
some years, affected the reorganization, and
~ IN ofFo two
hereafter Moro extended mention OF the
enterprise will appear next week.
DR.. A. Il. Mitchell came up from the
Dunkleber9 District Wednesday evening
very happy man. He has opened a vein OF
ore in the Forest Rose four or five feet vide
that will run 200 ounces of silver to the ton,
and it is now being mined and sacked rapidly.
The Doctor says: ri believe it is one ofthe
hest mining properties in Montana" We
hone it will fulfill his expectations.
Mr.. Joseph A. Hyde's house, the finest res
idence that has been erected in Deer Lodge,
is now ready for the metallic roof, which
will be put on by Zenor & Trask. O'Neill u
Miller have the contract for the plumbing,
and W, @. Redmond & Co., Of Helena, will
mt in the steam heater. If the good weather
continues it is possible the building may yet
he ready for occupancy this season.
The Rocky Mountain Telegraph line was
completed between Anaconda and Philips
burg Wednesday, and the transmission OF
the .peeches at Mr.. Clark's Philipsburg
meeting the same evening evidenced it was
in good working condition. The automatic
attachment throwing in the words "un-
bounded enthusiasm" got away with the
onerator fifteen or twenty times, but we
have assurance this will be corrected not
later than November 9Th. The line Will be
great public convenience
sunerinteudient Ed. p. Mills, Of the Cham
nion. was in town this week. The shaft IS
now down 25O feet A 10-foot ''sump" has
heen sunk, and it was expected work would
tao;n on the crosscut tomorrow. After
cro.scuttine the vein levels will be run
There is . body Of high grade ore IN the
shaft. and others have been cut going down
which. when united, will make hne ooay'
The call for the option stock has been hoer-
.,,v responded to, and the company has sum
IN the treasury to do large amount OF WORK.
The drug store at Granite, recently owned
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