The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-23
---THE NEW NORTHWEST: deer LODGE M
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
hover, 'The Photographer" 1911

6REV1TIES.
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nnish all ny v work. HOVER. Ct
Remember the turkey shoot at p. Ho,,,s
tomorrow. ''
The finest line of Confectionery in Deer
0o1so q Snarlie henyon's. 1907 tt
Inc Missoula Item of Nov. 10th, reached
mere Nov. 21st. Splendid mail service.
Call on Hover, at the Car, for first-class
~work-corner Court Square. 1011 o.
The dog tax takes effect Dec. LIST. Call On
Recorder Peterson and take out license.
"Jes cum"-FREsH CHEsrrurs. no old
campaign phellers. at Charlie Kenyons.
1907 tt
MI. Wm. Brent and family, of Pioneer.
WILL shortly remove here and occupy the late
residence of James NJ. Bailey.
Just received, at VIM. Coleman's. the finest
and largest line Of Silverware to be found
anywhere on the West side. 1902 If
Hover, "The Photographer of Montana"
mas come to town with his car, and is located
on the vacant lot-Southwest corner "Conrt
square" 1011 Ct
Mr.. Thos. Morgan and family this week
removed to their new residence, corner IF
Third and F. street, which has been COM
pleted nearly a year.
If you intend to purchase an album the
coming holidays, buy the metal back. 1t
s'anus at the head. lis. ELDRED,
lWo General Agent.
Chris Larsen, injured by Lowell, was
not SO we'll on Wednesday. He is con
scioas, but unable to be up, and has taken
no decided change for the better since in
jured.
Cabinets are $500 per dozen, and l will
guarantee as good work as any done in the
Territory. Proofs shown if desired.
1Ol1 2t Howrn
Prof. J. H. Meyers and the NEW NORTH
WEST acknowledge their obligations for
~seasonable remembrance by Mrs. VIM.
Laherty, Of Nevada Creek. It is elegant.
There has been a very unusual amount of
sickness here among adults recently-pncu-
monia and colds principally. The condition
Of the atmosphere, indicated by frequent
fogs, has probably had much to do with it
A new skylight has been put in H. NJ.
Rice's Photograph Gallery, adjoining the |
City Hotel, and he can now take childrens !
pictures in cloudy, as we'll as in clear wealth. |
er. 1910 tt
Parties wanting stock in the Southern
Cross gold mine, can purchase a limited
number of shares of the Treasury stock, at |
Is cents per share, by applying to R. S..
Kelley. Preference will be given to those
who subscribed stock from Lucien Voolfolk, |
101l 2t.
Tommy McKevitt of Elk Creek, probably
did on Nov. 9th, what no other man in Mon.
tana ever did. He voted in the house in
which he was born, at Elk Creek. The poll |
ing place was at his fathers house and he
had come of age a few months before
election.
To the people Of Deer Lodge and vicinity, !
I wish to state that, no matter how cold the
day, you will find my car as comfortable as
any house in town between the hours of 9 a. |
m. and 5 p. m, it being neatly and comtorta-
bly, arranged within. A. B. HOVER,
1011 ct. Photographer.
The fog was so heavy here Thursday
morning one could not recognize persons
200 feet away. In Butte, lately, we are told,
the old method of preceding teams with Ian
terms had to be resorted to. The fog, however,
only lies in a shallow stratum over the river
bottoms here, and above is the sunshine
which soon penetrates it.
The gentlemen Of the Gamma Theta"
Literary Society announce an open session
Friday evening of next week. The public
are invited to attend. Exercises will begin
at 7:3O o'clock in the College chapel. The
question for debate is: 'Resolved that the
5Oth Congress was justified in passing the
anti Chinese bill. |
All work by the ''instantancous process"
and as good work on cloudy as on clear days. |
Babies are my special delight-fne re-touch-
ing my specially. Good work artistically
arranged in connection with good back
grounds and accessories are my stock in
trade. Respectfully, A. B. HOVER,
1O11 ct Photographer.
MI. Thos. Strang, who examined the
Champion mine this week, says it looks
better than ever and the sample assays are
excellent. Work has been suspended in the
west level, which is in twenty-five feet
from the $50. foot station. The level will now
be run eastward. Preparations have also
been made and work was to begin yesterday
sinking the shaft another 1o0 feet. Mr.. Z.
D. Holland, who has examined the mine,
says it is a better prospect than the Granite
Mountain had.
There have been several jnquirers for
dwelling houses in Deer Lodge recently who
could find none for rent. There is not a va
cant residence in town. 1t is time tor some.
body to build comfortable dwellings to rent
or for sale on installments, or a Building
Association be organized. The town would
have a surprising impetus if this were done.
The rental would not be perhaps so high as
can be secured elsewhere, but this IS a per-
manent, growing town, where property will
be valuable as long as grass grows and water
runs.
The Montana Union train MS have been very
irregular since the new tim card took effect
or rather since it didn't take effect. They
are rarely ever on time now We presume
the NJ. U. trains wait for the o. P. and Mp
trains at Silver Bow Junction and Garrison.
1t may accommodate through travel, but its
very anything but pleasant for local passen-
gers, who could formerly rely on the Mon
tana Union trains being dead on time, nine
times in ten, to nave to cool their heels in
the station house waiting for an overdue
train. wm. .+-
Now that the election is over and the even
iugs are not enjoyable outdoors, members OF
the several Secret Societies should attend
more promptly and regularly. The town is
full of Orders, fraternal and beneficiary, but
in most Of them it is just possible to rustic
up a quorum once in two weeks. As a men,
Der of the G.. A. r., and A. O. U. W. we pro-
| test against absenteeism and late attendance. !
| Members should attend, get there promptly,
dispose of business under the aspiration OF
| fell wship and get home in good season.
Either that, or disband.
One of the pleasant features of the illnmi-
nation Thursday night Of last week, was the
fact that a number Of our Democratic breth-
ern "iined in" heartily and filled their win
| dows with lights as brilliant as those of their
Republican %neighbers. It was the best
hearted campaign anyhow. there has ever
been in this county. In Deer Lodge we
~,,orro1 froun hQ0in.