The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-24
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For sALE.-About 1000 feet. 2.,nch
wlougnt iron pipe. Will be sold low. Tn
'1'' o"ce. 998 tt
see smith Whitesides' advertisement =
sue nowman Hame Fastener. Il Ia An in
'en''on That will come into general use.
MI: 6. E. Larabie had the building IN
"n'cn MS daughter lay sick, burned With an
u contents, after her removal to the resi-
~o"so' lnat settles the small pox there.
mrh. =. Davis. Surveyor. having com.
p. .o.ou the survey OF . township over in the
..oiu''y OF delmville, has now gone in with
ns party to survey another township on
nock Greek, west Of PhilipsburR.
The Granite Mountain MINING co,o,.n.
ueeF Lodge county, gives in for assessment
.s net output for the year ending July 81. at
No other silver mine in the world
can make such = showing.
commissioner Morgan Evans. J. Y. Rat,
terton and DID,. Walker were in session ves.
eeroay' canvassing the Anaconda and Deer
Lodge votes. A regular session of the hoard
Will De held early in September.
Protracted meetings have been held th,s
week IN connection with the NJ. e. South
conference, Presiding Elder e. J.. Stanley
ana Rev. John Moore officiating. The At
tendance has been good and much interest
manifested. O~''
Messrs. Lew. Coleman and II. s. Neal res.
pecfively announce themselves candidate for
oner'n and Assessor this week, subject to
the action of the Republican County Con.
vention. Candidates should let the peonle
know they are in the field.
Having taken charge Of the Deer Lodge
drug 20. as manager I will be pleased to
nave the patronage of all my old friends,
and assure them Of prompt attention and nv
pest efforts to deserve their continued favors.
'"4 II WIN. f. STANLEY.
MT. Nd. Rielenberg informs US his COM
pany, whose slaughter house near Butte was
burned a few days ago, has sent a builder
east 10 m the best slaughter houses
ouiit, and they will construct a 500 600 one
on the most approved plan after his report.
For the fiscal year ending July s1st the
assessment roll for the county will amount to
over seven million dollars. Assessor j. J..
King has made thorough assessment and
keeps Deer Lodge county close to Silver Bow
and Lewis Il Clarke in assessment ts of prop.
erty. m=~@ .y." 5
Binding Irvine, either Manila or Sisal, in
quantities to suit, at 16 and tic per Id. Barb
and Baling Wire at lower prices than any
where else in Montana. One car load of
Dederick celebrated Hay Presses. Send us
your orders for anything in our line.
$685. RRos
Work will be commenced laying up the
brick walls on MI. Joseph A. Hyde's resi-
dence next week, . detention having occur.
red waiting for the opening of a new kiln.
Rowand & Trigg have the brick contract.
Col. j. D.. jerks will superintend the con-
struction. "@""" 4
The hot day weather which has prevailed
the last fortnight worked up to fever heat
this week. It has been burning hot in the
sun, although the thermometer only reached
a maximum of 81 Monday, 96o Tuesday,
so Wednesday, and 81 yesterday. As soon
az the sun sets, however, it becomes delight
fully cool. "~
Messrs. G. A. Nuss, Wm. Wilson and G. P.
H. Bielenberg this week located the Moul-
ton, Deer Lodge and another silver-bearing
lead, near the head of Race Track,
and about Z or 8 miles this side of the Sidney
mine. Specimens Of ore, a few feet from the
surface, show we'll in brittle silver and indi-
cate good locations.
The Happy Hour Dental Co, from Topeka,
Kansas, consisting of two ladies and two
gentlemen, will arrive here next week and
| remain one week, performing all kinds of
dentistry at half price. Our exchanges all
along the line south speak of them as excel
lent workmen. They introduce themselves
in a fine free concert. 998 1t
Montana Union office for a couple of years,
and Agent since Mr.. Lame resigned, also
resigned this week and is succeeded as
Agent by Mr.. s. Calderhead, brother of Mr..
S. B. C%alderhead, Auditor and G. f. & T. A.:
Of the Montana Union. Mr.. Lamson, who
is an expert operator, is engaged as operator
in the Rocky Mountain telegraph Office at
Butte.
Misses Mary Mitchell, Lizzie Hyde. Alice
Coleman, Blanche Stuart, Florence Kelley,
Mary O'Bannon and Mabel Catlin, assisted
entertainment at Cottonwood Hall Monday
evening, and devoted the entire net proceeds
to the several churches, of which Rev. John
Moore desires US to acknowledge gratefully
the proportion received by his church. There
was music, tableaux and q Doll Show, and
the little folks did remarkably well in all.
Superintendent Ed. Mills, who was in from
the Champion Monday, says the shaft, now
40 feet deep, is going down two feet a day
m tho x,osr that fhoro ia nPo o1oaP acrOcQ the
shaft, and that 10 inches Of the ore will assay
300 ounces of silver. All the machinery is
working well. AS will be seen by notice
elsewhere, another 20 per cent. is levied on
the option stock, it being the object to keep
plenty of funds IN the Treasury for develop.
ing after reaching the 200-foot station.
Mr.. Charles Pryse, Mcclellan Gulch, sends
us a beautiful folder in gilt and %colors, de-
scriptive of ALI Cooks Crown Point Print
ing Works, Leeds, England, which he says
sis the best appointed, cleanest and finest
printing establishment in the world, The
engraving so indicates. 1t is beautiful in
deed, the scores of printing presses being set
apparently in q conservatory of flowers and
/ the cases in an art gallery, with old Sol by
day and electric lights by night to cheer the
busy "comps" and pressmen. One bouquet
wear is big luck for Montana printers, and
an annual glass of beer fills up the bill OF
luxuries.
On orders from the NJ. f.. Church South
| Conference in session this week the log
| church now occupied on the corner Old.
| and Third streets is ordered sold, as will be
| seen By notice elsewhere, and a new church
| of modern architecture as large as the lots
will accommodate directed built on the site.
The work is to begin at once, and a hand
some frame edifce will be built as soon as it
can be erected. It is a desirable site,
sheltered by the largest and Oldest trees in
the town, and a church spire amid them will
be pleasant to the eye. The congregation
under the pastorate of Rev. Moore is flour
ishing, and they properly desire the better
place of assembly which they will soon have
Some twelve or fourteen toughs, including
the Anaconda gang who raised the rumpus
at the river a month ago were discharged
from Jail on expiration of sentence last
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday. They were
kept under surveillance by Sheriff Coleman,