The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-08
INVEST DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, JUNE g, 49,
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tim Harrington's body was found yester.
Jay IN the st. Lawrence mine.
The timber cases are set to come up in
Butte next Monday, the 18th.
The County Commissioners expect to be
busy until tomorrow evening.
Rev. R. DeRyckere will hold services in
fhilipsburg next Sunday morning.
The Champion shaft is down 100 feet and
the steam pump was put in yesterday.
The three College buildings will present a
handsome appearance from the railroad and
West Deer Lodge. #@.@M Mm...@ r.
Seven car loads of the Twenty Fifth o. 8.
Infantry passed through yesterday morning
bound for Mlssoula. @mM7"...M. d.:
McKanlass' Specially Company, which ap-
peared at Cottonwood Hall Tuesday evening
gave excellent satisfaction to q full house.
Prof. Oliver Locke, with his Bohemian
Glass Blowers, is entertaining visitors with
some artistic work at K. of l.. Hall this
week.
Cottonwood Hall is materially bettered bv
enlarging the stage room SO as to admit
standard width scenery o yet preserve full
stage width. "-M. ...+"
The Good Templars had q very successful
Strawberry and Cream party Friday night,
Notwithstanding the evening storm, and
netted a handsome little purse.
The public schools and Miss Charroin's
close to-day. The instructors of the public
schools have been ~re-engsged by the Trustees
for next term, without change.
Blythe & Maillouf and Larsen Bros. whose
saw mills are on Peterson creek, have been
hauling in large quantities of mining timbers
the past week for shipment to Butte.
MI. Benz. Franklin having the buildings
completed, tunnel work has been commenced
on the Jumbo by the Franklin Mining Co.
with six men. The work will go ahead un-
i~nterruptedly.
The immense oil tank that has been placed
in position near the depot, will be ready in q
few days for the delivery of oil, when bulk
oil can be purchased in quantity at much
lower rates than heretofore.
The Kleinschmidt & Co., Lodge & Beau
mont, N. J. Bielenberg and John O'Neill
buildings are booming along despite the
rain. The iron work for the first two has
arrived and is being placed in position.
Kleinschmidt & Co. have been running
their Tin Cup Joe creek flume the past ten
days, and are delivering large quantities of
the cord wood cut by Rogers & Co near the
head of that stream. We are informed R. &
Co. rave some 1000 cords of wood ready to
float. ""-0" "" - "-"
The College Commencement Exercises
next week will be very interesting, chief
among the attractions being tho address of
ex-Chief Justice Wade. A crowded assem-.
bly, room will doubtless greet the distin-
guisned speaker. w@@"@ M"#" M~@@m @MM
Walter Jones, who, with Bruce Jones,
owns the Cyclone lode, just above the Blue
Eyed Nellie, was in town Tuesday, and is
about to do some further prospecting in the
Cold Creek bunch Of mountains. We hope
he will find something good.
No word has been received from the
Mountain Lion for several days. Manager
McMaster received yesterday the returns
from a sample of the 3O-inch body of ore
showing IA ounces of silver per ton-much
better than was anticipated.
There has been more "Hiawatha'' the past
week than would have been expected q fort
night ago. Almost continuous rains since
Saturday have lone wonderful good for the
country and set the ripping rills running
merrily, while mountains, foothills and val
ley are in the glory of verdure. M..
The Farron ''soap Bubble" Company is
one of the best of the farce comedy compa
MES travelling. MI. Farron is a stage veteran
who has played in every English-speakine
country on the globe, and is well supported,
The play is "laugh" from the word 60.
Charlie Bielenberg expects the shaft OF
the Gold Hill, Butte, to reach a depth of 2a
feet this week, when a cross-cut will be rur
for the vein, supposed to be within six o.
eight feet of the shaft. Very high-gradt
infiltration seams have been struck, all quar-
tering toward the lead, and the general belle
is a rich strike will reward the heavy expen-
diture that has been incurred.
The Granite Mountain Mining Company
output for the week ending June 2, wa
6O,597 ounces silver and 80 ounces gold
i There are two "Old Faithfuls'' now-and it,
funny how the one blows off hot water ever!
GO minutes or SC in the National Park, ant
/ the other turns out sixty thousand ounces 0
| silver every week or Granite Mountain
| May their fidelity be without end. ~.
The Jefferson County Sentinel expresses
strong sympathy for W. H. Burgess, of Fer
gus county, who was sentenced at Livingston
to thirteen years in the penitentiary for hav
ing killed Dennis O'Brien Sept 10, 1887, in
fight for the possession of the Florence min
near Maiden. The Sentinel speaks yer
highly of Mr.. Burgess and his wife, sayin
he was a worthy citizen-honest, uPrigh
and charitable to a fault. The Court, in ser
fencing him, said Burgess seemed to hav
been the victim of circumstances, and regret
ted its duty to sentence him.
Farmers who are alive to the impoEtanc
Farm Implements, should call at Cockrell
Implement House and examine his stock
He has the exclusive a9ency for Deer Lodg
county for the following Standard Goods
J. I. Case Engines and Threshers, McCo1
mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Ha
rows. Planet Jr. Cultivators inc Sceder
Case Sulky and Walking Plows, Glide
Barb Wire, Solid Comfort and Econom
Plows, Strowbridge Sewers, Cooper's Shee
Dip, Schuttler Wagons and the genuine Ho
linpsworth Hay Rakes. In addition he col
stantly keeps on hand q large and wei
selected stock of Harness and Saddles, Ba
Ties, Scrapers, Wheelbarrows, Grindstone
and in fact everything usually kept by In
,,,omont Houses. 81 If
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We have a good stock of
Front and Rear Cut Champion Mower
CHAMPION STEEL BINDERS,
Ona and Two-horse Hollingsworth H:
: Rakee and Repairs for all of the abov