The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-07-06
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LOCAL BREVITIEs. M Wy.
Vote for incorporation next Tuesday,.
Now fer the Deer Lodge races, July 1874.
Work Is progressing rapidly ON the base
= mens story Of MI. Joseph A. Hyde's resi-
- inc christian church, Sunday morning
anu evening, Mr.. Dunlap will speak of "The
Great Commission"
sells Bros circus will set up their circus
.snVas In Butte and Anaconda during the
latter days of this month.
Ranchero won the ftee.for.al in Butte.
July 18th, in six heats, against Doncaster and
Carrie Belle. Time 2.263.
Hover, Montana's King Photographer
.aSe OF Philipsburg, NJ. T., is en- route for
Deer Lodge with his Photo car. $50 Ct
From Is to 100 Deer Lodeers went to Butte
snd Helena to participate in the celebrations
Or attend the horse races At those places.
"Mantua." the very promising 6lly by
EAelomont, owned by Mr.. s. e. Larabie. fell
ueao In the 3year-old race at Butte vester.
day. The cause is unknown. She was valued
At 81, 800.
Work on the new College dormitorv is
booming along. Its fair proportions will
soon greet the eye and give promise Of don
bled capacity for the term beginning next
September.
The coolest June ever known" has OK.
tended into July. Crops are getting good
rootage, and will not need to exceed one or
two irrigations to mature a good harvest, but
~ Will De late unless July is very warm.
The row of brick buildings on Main street
Is being rapidly prolonged northward, and
klelnschmidt & Co.'S Is approaching compile
lion. 1t hardly seems like Deer Lodge since
the old landmarks have gone down and the
new buildings project skyward. "More,"
"more."
Mr.. A. D. Hoss, Foreman of the NEW
NORTHWEST, was thrown from q road cart
on the 4th, and, az he don't drink, was cor.
siderably bruised abont the head and shout.
ders. He is on deck again. however, and
proposes to know what kind of a horse he is !
driving hereafter on the 9TH of July.
Hover, The Photographer" whose work
is SO we'll known and appreciated by many (
of our citizens, will be on hand Monday, +
July sth, fully equipped with a frst-class
outfit, which means good work and fine !
finish. He is the "Banner Retoucher."
which is the art of photography. $50 Ct
The Helena correspondent of the Pioneer
Press says: "The Pittsburg Block, which Mr..
J. D. Thompson is building near the First
National Bank, will be occupied from the
basement to the roof by a dry goods store, to
be opened by E. L. Bonner, the wealthy
merchant of Deer Lodge, Butte and other
points,"
The Mckee Rankin Company played the
New Danites to a fairly good house here on
Monday evening, and from what everybody |
said who was present, gave one Of the finest
dramatic entertainments we have had here |
so much superior to the usual version and
rendering that they do not deserve to be |
named the same day.
MI. s. T.. Larabie is closing out his entire |
stable of horses at Deer Lodge, including |
some of the finest ever brought to Montana. |
He has sold fifteen head the past week and
still has a number that will be closed out at |
reasonable prices. A list of the horses sold
will be given next week. Now is the time to
buy fine stock. -"" |
There has been considerable petty thieving |
and one or two light burglaries in Deer Lodge
recently. Wednesday evening, during Mr.. |
and Mrs. Shanley's absence at the Ball, a
fellow evidently rambled through the back |
part of the house without disturbing persons
in front, but did not tax anything, and was
found asleep in an clubhouse in the morning. |
Citizens should look to their doors and win
dows and load up a club or a gun for noctur.
nal emergencies. .@"m.M5 -~ |
1t is stated by those who were present at
the Mckee Rankin entertainment Monday |
evening that there was considerable annoy
ance from hoodlums in the rear of the Hall.
Sheriff Coleman would do the community q |
favor it he would be present or send a deputy
to promptly suppress any disorderly conduct.
We do not know that it devolves on him as |
a duty to do this, but he has authority and
we trust he will exercise 1t until, under in /
corporate laws, there is special provision
made for taking care Of such offenders.
A family named Carbaugh has been sadly
afflicted since their arrival here recently |
from Colorado. Mrs. Carbaugh, . widow,
whose husband died last winter, arrived
some eight or ten days ago. At 1 p. M. July
4, her child, 20 months old, died of conges-
ton of the stomach and bowels. Meantime
her brother-in-law, Charles Carbaugh, aged
about IS years, arrived, and three days after, |
on July 2, died Of Inflammation of the brain. |
The unfortunate lady has had much sympa-
thy and kindness shown her under the very
distressing sorrows that have so rapidly come
upon her while yet in q Ia d of strangers.
Farmers who are alive to the importance
Of procuring the best and most improved
Farm Implements, should call at Cockrell's
Implement House and examine his stock.
He has the exclusive agency for Deer Lodge |
county for the following Standard Goods:
J.. I. Case Engines and Threshers, McCor-
mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Har-
rows, Planet Jr. Cultivators and Seeders,
Case Sulky and Walking Flows, Glidden
Barb Wire, Solid Comfort and Economy /
Plows, Strowbridge Sewers, Cooper's Sheep !
Dip, Schuttler Wagons and the genuine Hol-
lingsworth Hay Rakes. In addition he con-
stantly keeps on hand a large and we'll
selected stock of Harness and Saddles, Bale
Ties, Scrapers, Wheelbarrows, Grindstones,
and in fact everything usually kept by I'm
plement Houses. y7
A couple Of young men employed at Van
Gundy and Mlller's brewery, in the bottling
establishment, were the victims of a most
unhappy accident on the 9TH. They had
been out shooting at q mark, and returned,
when one of them, Henry Wishman, was
about handing back to Charles Lindlahr his
pistol, which they had been using. By some
1 means it was discharged, through the purest
| accident. The ball entered L~indlahr's right
/ foot, near the heel, and came out on top OF the
| foot, fracturing several Of the bones and in
/ hicting a very painful wound. The wounded
man was taken to the Hospital, where he
! was taken in charge by DR.. Nee, and yester-
/ day was doing as well as could be expected,
but the restoration Of his foot may lake .
long time. Mr.. Wishman, who was the par
/ ticular friend aud companion of Lindlahr, is
in deep distress over the unhappy accident.