The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-12-14
G BREVITIEs.

Z 1oA'4 = .M#M.MM WIN. CoLEMAN's.
= entertainment at the College to.niph,
Tickets at Coleman's, Soc. 1o1a T.
The county officers, except Treasurer. vii
% installed next Monday.
You will find a large line of Solid Col
Rings at VIM. Coleman's. ...m.M 1913 4t
Inc Granite Mountain Mining Co. il
GOOD tax-payer-$34, $50. 4S for 1888.
The finest line of Confectionery in Dee
Lodge at Charlie Kenyon's. 1907 IF
See the two prizes-Picture and two Bisou,
ngures-at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 1914 q
Dr. Traphagen's lecture on Combustio,
Will begin at $50 o'clock, in the Colleg.
chapel. mat
The County Commissioners resumed thei,
session yesterday. and will probably not re,
Z through before Monday.
All kinds of Chewing and Smoking To
oaccos, wholesale and retail, at m~~M
. lolo4e WIN. CoLEMAN's.
MT. =. M. Leach has sold bis residence, on
Main street. below 9th and 9th, to Mrs. L.
Bingham, of Drummond. M.~
The largest line of Clocks, Watches, Chains,
Scarf Pins and Cuff Buttons, will be found
at VIM. Coleman's. 1o,3 Dr.
Another week of delightfully."- warm
weather. Look out for a "chop" before
Christmas.
Sugar Sand, assorted colors, smooth and
pearied caraways, for cake trimming, at
lol4 st CHARLEY KENYoN's.
Fresh Challenge Mixed Nuts, with Nut
1 rrankor md DsnGr -, nnnL - 49,
1913 At WIN. CoLEMAN,s.
George H. Thomas Post, 6. A. r., will
hold its regular annuale election this evening.
A full attendance Of comrades is desired.
Another large lot of Guns and Revolvers
just received. Will be sold cheap, at
1924 It WIN. Co1EMay's.
just received, at VIM. Coleman's, the finest
and largest line of Silverware to be found
anywhere on the West side. 1909 If
DR.. Traphagen's lecture this evening prom
ises to be highly interesting and instructive,
and should be largely attended.
Jes cum-a pbew Xmas Goods-Toys, a
nice assortment of Dolls, Doll Carriages and
SIGH like, at powerful astonishing prices, at
1914 St HARLEy KENYoN's
Attend the Social at the Methodist church
this evening. You will get the worth of
your money, and besides, contribute to a
worthy object.
Ten prisoners were brought over from
Lewis ana Clarke and Cascade this week, to
be confined in the penitentiary from one to
eight years.
The Salvation Army meetings have been
l nall nt<o~lol md ~44I o~l-. -.
for the past week or two. 1t is reported a
couple of conversions have been made
Mr.. John G. Foster, who had an ankle
broken by being thrown from a wagon last
spring, had a like accident last Saturday,
resulting in considerable bruising but not in
so serious injury.
DR.. Traphagen's lecture on Fire will be
illustrated by between 30 and 40 chemical
experiments, which can be seen to good ad-
vantage, as the lecture room will be dark
ened. 1O15 1t
Supt. Ed. P. Mills reports the Champion
shaft down 275 feet, and progress satisfactory.
No ore is being taken out in the level. A
bunch of stock for working capital is an
nounced for sale in this issue.
There will be a social given at the Metho-
dist church, Friday evening, Dec. II, to raise
funds to furnish the church. All are cor
daily invited to attend. Ice cream aud cake,
25cts. @~~m.""@ .@~*"n- 1913 Ct
Remember the Metal back Album is supe.
rior to all others in point of durability, be-
sides being constructed in such a manner |
that it can be enlarged at any time. .~...
is. ELDRED,
1O14 If General Agent, Montana.
Will. Kennedy, of tho Boulder Age, COM
plains that it took three days to get a letter
transmitted from Boulder to Deer Lodge.
We rather congratulate him. Tt is one Of the |
most remarkable cases of rapid transit by the |
Montana mails we have heard Of for some |
time.
Among the experiments to night at DR..
Traphagen's lecture will be conclusions in
oxygen, in chlorine and in bromine COM
bustions on the water, under the water and
out of the water burning of AR, spontane-
Gus combustion, Dobereiner's self lighting
lamp, and many others. 10l4 1t
Getting rid of the surplusage of dogs
around town goes bravely on, and the streets
are being cleared of them. Now, if there
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and millions of unowned and irresponsible
cats that infest the stables and back yards Of
the town, what a happy people we. would be.
The Northern Pacific r. r. Co., by Com
missioner Lamborn, has paid the taxes again
this year on the odd numbered sections in
township 6 and Z n, of r. 8 Wes~t-covering
the ORC Fine mines, showing the Company
still proposes to utilize, for agricultural pur-
poses, the 2OO-oupce ore veins that seam that
We reckon they will let go some of
these days. @""" -" m". ~. "m"m~
Deputy Sheriff Bell had a refractory pris-
oner Tuesday who wouldn't saw wood, and
fight. Mr.. Bell reached for his ear,
the prisoner lodged and caught the blow
on his head and a bone was broken in the
hand. The prisoner was 'sstood up"
to the cage a couple of days as punishment,
and took it without a nurmur. He is a dis
turber of the peace from Anaconda.
Some person or persons having torn off and
boards from the Racing Association
enclosure, and done other damage, the Trus-
tees give notice in this issue that they will
to the fullest extent any one de-
tected removing or ~injuring the property. 1t
IL tCly "Cdu OuSluCcS U U00 oO"AoS VII !"
fence, especially on the back end of a race
track enclosure. A person who would do
ought to lose every bet be makes on a
race forever after.
The NEW NORTHWEST received a job
type or two last week, and with Lon. Hoss as
artist in that department, is doing work that
is hard to. excel. Our rates are not one
fourth as much higher than Eastern work as
the difference in cost Of wages is. If our
merchants prefer to send East for their work,
it is largely done by apprentices at 81,
So or SIS a week, a. against five or ten times
that wages paid by US, and spent here in the
they are at liberty to do so, but
it is not creditable to them as business men.
Suppose everybody would pursue that course,
what would become of business men here:
We are not COMPLIMENTARY suggesting
q condition. Those who will need printing
supplies for January ]. should hand in their
nUw.
One Of the instances Of injury by our inef-
ficieut mail service is stated to us by Rev.
DR.. d. j. Mcmillan. In September he ad-
dressed a letter to the firm at Milwaukee,,
a. - -, -, 1Drr,;sorr rpoo roo1u