The new North-west., 1888-12-07
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
W.B. Richardson warrants everv votc, =.
repairs. 100 % 80 =
II The finest line Of Figs you ever saw, at
'oi' tt WIN. CoLEMAN's.
~. mower Is doing some excellent photo
k1apn work In his Car, near the Court house
New crop Lemons and Oranges, At
H"Ao 4s WM CoLEMAN's.
Inc finest line Of Confectionery in Dee,
Lodge at Charlie Kenyon's. 1907 #
You will find large line Of Solid Gold
h'ngs at VIM. Coleman's 1913 A.
Jes cum"-FREsH CHEsrNurs, no old
campaign 1Ga1g phellers, at Charlie Kenyons.
The newly elected G ounty officers, except
treasurer, enter upon their duties, December
All kinds of Chewing and Smoking To.
oaccos, wholesale and retail, at
10134t wM. Co,rn,x,s
Mr.. Frank Albee shot fine mountain
sheep east Of town a few days ago. Tbev
are getting rare now.
The largest line Of Clocks, Watches, Chains,
Scarf Pins and Cuff Buttons, will be found
at Wm. Colemans. 1913 At
A very substantial and fine fence 200 feet
in length is being constructed around the
school house grounds ..~.. "
Fresh Challenge Mixed Nuts, with Nut
cracker and Pick in each package, 1T
lVlo 4t WIN. COLEMANs.
The Kentucky stables did rushing busi.
ness Wednesday, transporting passengers
to and from Anaconda and Garrison
Another large lot of Guns and Rovolvars
just received. Will be sold cheap, at
1O134t Wm. Co1RMAN,s
A special went to Butte at IL q. M yester.
day with Assistant General Manager Law
and Master Mechanic Cushing aboard.
| just received, at VIM. Coleman's, the finest
and largest line Of Silverware to be found
anywhere on the West side. 1002tf
| Mr.. Byron Wood is bnilding a handsome
frame residence on D street, south of Sixth.
1t is a handsome structure and we'll located.
The weather has been superb the past week
Thermometer lingering around GO degrees
with bright skies and breezes balmy ~ sum
mer.
| If you intend to purchase an album the
coming holidays, buy the metal back. It
stands at the head. l. S. ELDRED,
| 10O6 General gent.
| John O'Rourke, aged about 20 years-the
old m usician of Beartown: since 18GG-was
brought to St. Joseph Hospital this week
| He is quite infirm.
| The ladies Of st. James Episcopal Guild
| will give an Oyster Supper and Social at
| Beaumont Hall on Friday evening, Dec. It'll,
from six until eleven. Supper so cents.
1912 2t
The suspension of the Railroad trains,
| brought the Katie Putnam Company in here
| by stage for breakfast, Thursday morning.
| They were bound for Garrison, thence West.
There will be a social given at the Metho-
dist church, Friday evening, Dec. II, to raise
| funds to furnish the church. All ara cor
| daily invited to attend. Ice cream aul cake,
| 25cts. 1913 2t
Dr. w. 81. Allen, of Phihpsburg, writes us
| that James Thompson, who was stabbed by
| Maher, and reported in the paper last week
as dead, is alive and rapidly recovering from
| his wound Our informant was uniformed
Mrs Dominick Byrne, of Flint Creek Val
| ley, was critically i'll Wednesday. Father
DeRyckere and DR. Owings were telephoned
for and left by private conveyance the same
| evening to attend on her. mM..
Surgeons representing the National Surgi-
cal Institute, will be at the McBurney House,
Deer Lodge, December 7th only. Persons
| suffering from disease of the spine, hip, or
:o:,. o1,,l r,ok C~4
| should not fail to consult them. 10131 1t
There is no assessment this month on the
| Ancient Order of United Workmen. The
| assessments for the year number seventeen,
| which with s6 Lodge dues, makes the cost of
the s., 600 insurance s23 for the year. This is
a moderate insurance, and the A. o. q. W.
/ pays it's losses promptly.
| Prof. L. F. Klein's Theater Universum,
which is an interesting mechanical pano-
rama and has already given two exhibitions
here, will remain until Saturday, when a
matinee and evening performances will be
given at Cottonwood hall, with additional
features Of much interest. 1t is novel and
entertaining exhibition.
The County Commissioners have been in
session since Monday, this being a regular
term at which, aside from miscellaneous
matters, settling up court and election busi
ness, settlement is made with the outgoing
County officers, and it involves large
| amount Of work The term will probably
| continue several days.
Robert Dwyer, a yourg man aged about
twenty-five, died at the residence of his
| stepfather, p McCarty, Flint Creek, Mon
| e,,h:o k1
fits, in one Of which he died His burial
was deferred to await the arrival of two
brot hers from Deadwood. They reached
here by yesterdays train and the funeral
| will take place here.
Mr.. McDaniels, who has been appointed
City Marshal, made a raid on the unlicensed
dogs Wednesday, and impounded eighteen
Of them. Wednesday night, some wretch
drew the staples, opened the door and let
them out Mayor O'Neil is after the offend.
er with $50 reward Although it was prob
ably done as joke, it is no less an offense
and it will be we'll if the act is not repeated.
If any one wants to keep dog, he must
pay license on him.
Dr.. G. F. Mussigbrcd, when in town the
other day, informed there were 152 in
mates in the Insane Asylum. There were
several discharged last month, but so many
are coming in just now the number is not
diminished. The China woman recently
sent from Helena is quite obstreperous, and
an Indian, or half breed, who has been "off
ever since he was born, recently brought
from the Flathead reservation to Missoula
and sent up for insanity, makes the atmos-
phere fairly jingle with his whoops.
We learn that a party Of men, who allege
they are seining fish to stock ponds, en-
the east side of the range, have within the
n asst week seined Trout creek, near Avon
and taken large numbers of trout Of all sizes
| Tha Rod &, Gun Club Slould look into this