The new North-west., 1888-10-26
LOCAL BREvIT1Es

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ao nnest line Of Confectionery n noe
oge At Charlie Kenyons. 1oo7 80
Of Ses sea.,n unm, to Charlie Kenyon's, : bundl
p" genuine Meerschaum goods. 1907 If
a,tt Books in elegant binding. and st.r
us!u works bound In cloth, 1t Eastern rr;o..
tthe City Drug Store. ,ooa r..ses -
Just received, at VIM. Coleman,s. IT,. :, ~.
anu largest line of silverware to be fonn.
.uo "est sloe. 1902 tt
The Good Templars will meet in K,.,n
schmidt q Cos new Hall, at 7:so next Mon,
""s evening. A full attendance is reouested
hu' Mills came down last evening and sav,
saoy nave struck three feet of solid hioh.
grade ore on the $50 foot level Of the Ch.ra
pion. " '"0 enaln-
you intend to purchase an album the
k s....1 nonoays. buy the metal back. I,
1noc '-.0 "ea"' LIS. ELDRED,
w. .=m. General Agent.
"ete Is only one redeeming feature abnut
ION Watson's crime. Having murdered tho
woman, he killed himself. If all nnrdora-s
would follow this fashion the world would ha
better of. A '0
In the establishment Of voting rrac; no.s
oy the County Commissioners two or tbrea
VEGAS ago. they overlooked Blackfoot and
some other places where voting precincts
snonid be established. This was rectitied at
tue special session held last week and the
aodltlonal precincts appear in the ~Commis.
Soners Proceedings published in this issue.
fro1. Lee advertises this week that ladies'
sentlemen and children will be instructed in
separate classes in his Dancing Academy. at
Looee q Beaumonts Hall. He is said to he
| an excellent instructor. The classes should
oe filled at the beginning of the term. All
ycu young people from five to fifty ought to
stand IN now and capture happiness while If
is on the wing.
Judge Clagetts new residence at George.
town IS almost completed He expects to
move into it some time next month. All
things considered, 1t is far the most beanti
full home in Ceur d'Alene The buildino
fronts on street and the county road, and
there are some ten or twelve acres Of ground
back OF it, extending to the mountain on the
north side.-Walloce (Ida1lo) Free Press.
The Democrats at the Anaconda Barbecne
last Friday evening didn't have all the fnn.
BY any means. On invitation of the Deer
Lodge Republican Club, Judge Knowles de-
livered splendid speech on the issues of
the campaign, of an hours length, at their
Club rooms, which was largely atte nded and
ELECTED the highest approval. The history
and effect OF protective tariff has not been
more ably presented during the canvass.
Deputy o. s. Marshal Tom McTaeue this
week issued several summons to U. S. Grand
and Trial Jurors, to appear at the U. s. term
OF Court in Butte on Nov. and respec.
lively. Judge DeWolfa, seeing the summons
would take many persons from their pre-
clncts on election day, changed the order 80
they are to appear on the 9Th and 10Th of No.
vember, respectively. The list Of Jurors will
be published next week
A great story is going the rounds about
Charles ). Travis, of Deer Lodge, registering
at Leland's Ocean Hotel, at Long Branch,
finding an old sweetheart and marrying her.
Nine years ago they were paper folders in
New York house, and too poor to marry.
Travis came west. Now, as the story goes.
Travis "has 5000 steers in one herd, sheen
and horses. and money in the bank" We do
not recollect having heard before of Charles
j. Travis. Perhaps it's mispr,nt of the
name.
The drug store at Granite, recently owned
by A. W. Gordon, is ordered sold at Sheriffs
sale under execution. This will offer rare
opportunity for some enterprising druggist
to engage in remunerative business, as the
stock will doubtless be sold at bargain.
Any communications relative to purchase of
property should be addressed to Cole &
Whitehill, attorneys for plaintiff, or to Lew.
Coleman, Sheriff, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
The property will be sold Monday, October,
%, at 10 o'clock a. IN. 1907 1t
We had the pleasure of attending 'bean |
bag sociap at Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Shanley's |
last Friday evening. 1t is an indoor femi-
nine version Of pitching quoits, the trick !
being to throw as many little bags of beans |
as possible through square opening in an |
inclined board. You throw ten little bags |
and one big one called "Jumbo." Each bag |
in the hole, or on the board, or off, counts so |
many; and it is marvellous how many bags |
one can't pitch into that hole. It isn't quite |
as scientific diversion as some others, but |
there's lots of fun in it, Notwithstanding.
Mrs. George s. Miller won the ladies' prize,
a gold pencil, and Mr.. H. A. Smurr the gen.
tlemen's prize, gold pen. The host and
hostess kindly assuaged the grief and de-
spondency of the defeated ones with an
elegant collation., and they went home solilo-
quzing: "It might have beam"
Before the next G. A. r. National Encamp
ment, the railroad companies will find it to
their interest to give some assurance to pur-
ckasers of excursion tickets that they viii
not be annoyed and harrassed about their re-
turn tickets, or they will lose lots of travel.
Mr.. Joshua Bear, of Gold Creek, who re.
turned last Friday, informs us that every
where this side Of Chicago he was subjected
to all kinds of annoyance about his ticket,
it was in proper form and duly
stamped and extended at Columbus, and he
returned inside Of the date Originally
placed on the ticket When Mr.. H. A. Smurr
returned, two or three weeks ago, the con-
ticket, demanded pay, stopped the train and
ordered him off, but Mr.. Smurr demanded
the conductor should put him off, he pro-
posed to test the case in court. The conduc-
tor finally concluded to let him ride to Deer
Lodge The conductors in these cases said
they had no instructions to accept such
tickets Now, while there is ample time to
think it over and devise a remedy, we men,
ton these things, that the General Passenger
Agent may give the G. A. R. some assurance
the like shall not happen again.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
To make room for our large shipment of
Bob sleds and Cutters, soon to arrive, we
will. for the next 30 days, sell AT COST our re-