The new North-west., 1888-10-05
The NEW NORTHWEST!
LOCAL BREVIT1Es.

LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
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e"c'ent instructor in music presents his oarf
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eift Books in elegant binding, and stan
usto works bound in cloth, ct Eastern nr,ce.
o''s o1ug STORE. 1908 IT,
The 0. K. Restaurant is being removed
% the Main street building, formerly occn.
pied BY the City Drug Store.
A large shipment Of Breech LOADING sho,
Gums just received It VIM. Coleman's, which
WILL % sold 1t eastern prices. 1000 81
just received, 1t VIM. Coleman's, the finest
ana largest line of silverware to be found
anywhere on the West side. 1902 #
Mfs. Sherman B Wilkinson have opaned
'neir Millinery aud Fancy Goods Establish
ment on the corner opposite the MoBurney
House.
$50 will buy from W. B, Miller. Daer
Looge, sspan Of 6-year-old horses, sound and
k'nd, and good travellers, with set Of harness.
.e~''y "e"' ana wagon. 1902 If
mrs. John Gerdts, of Rosedale, brought to
town Wednesday, fine lot of roses gathered
from her outdoor garden. Many fine roses
are yet blooming in Deer Lodge. How ia
this for q climate, anyhow?
We are in receipt, from Rev. John Moor.
OF copy Of the Montana Methodist, zealous
ana worthy worker for the interests of that
church. It is published at Helena Rev. A.
z. couey editor. Terms 81 per year.
The Good Templars' Lodge will meet next
onday night In the Presbyterian church.
= large attendance is expected, as the new
ritual will be gone through with; and inter-
esting literary exercises will take place.
The Telephone Office has been changed
tnis week one door north, q new and i'm
proved switch board has been put in, and the
Office is more retired from the street. Miss
Knapp, the efficient and accommodating
operator, remains in charge.
Race Track postoffice has been accorded
daily mail. Heretofore the mail was only
delivered tri-weekly, although the Office is at
the station, where the mail trans pass each
way daily. The concession will be a great
convenience, and cost nothing.
The tax levy for Deer Lodge county, as
will be seen by the Commissioners Proceed
ings, is fixed for this year at 144 mills. Last
year it was 154 mills. This is aside from the
special levies. This in Deer Lodge will be
mills for special school and 2 mills for
town purposes, aggregating 23s mills-one
mill more than last year.
The Miner Of Saturday announces among
the deeds filed for record in Silver Bow
county, one by Conrad Kohrs and wife and
r. S. Kelley and wife, to the Boston & Mon
tana Copper and Silver Mining Company.
one-half interest in the west 100 feet of the
discovery claim and claims /, 2, and west
from said discovery claim on the Gambetta
lode; $4,000
just received the fall and winter styles in
the celebrated Dunlap Hats-in Fedoras, Soft,
Stiff, Crushers, and Silk Once worn you
will never purchase any other make Dun.
lap leads in styles, while others only initiate.
Buy the Dunlap hat and be assured you have
the correct thing. E. L. BONNER & Co.,
$50 tt Sole Agents for Deer Lodge Co.
Mr.. George s. Miller, we'll and favorably
known by all residents of this county, has
purchased half interest in John O'Neill's
Tin and Hardware establishment, and will
henceforth be found there. George is not
new to the business, his father having been
one of the prosperous pioneers in the trade
here and given him opportunity in early
years to learn the business. We wish him
success in his venture.
A few days ago, Mrs. Charles Rouleau
having charge of a friends children who had
crossed the railroad track to play, hearing
an approaching train which did not stop,
sprang across the track to their rescue, just
ahead of the locomotive, stepped on stone,
fell and was SO severely injured that she was
covered with bruises and coughed up con-
siderable blood. The children were not in
jured, and Mrs. is impro wing.
The Helena papers state that Mr.. L. r.
Grannis, well-kuown resident of Deer
Lodge, becoming respondent from losses at
gambling or in business, took dose of
morphine about 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon with suicidal intent, but it was discov.
cred in time and restoratlves applied, which
were effective. Glad It didn't work, L. r.
You shouldn't let little bad luck dishearten
you. The wheel of fortune turns too often
for that.
Messrs. Conrad Kohrs and N. j. Bielen-
berg both happened home Wednesday even
ing, the former having been absent some
three months and the latter several weeks,
buying and shipping stock. Mr.. Kohrs has
purchased and shipped from Idaho to his
Montana ranges in that time 236 car loads of
young cattle, while Mr.. Bielenberg has been
handling so many kinds of stock, shipping,
selling and buying, that it is hard to keep
track of him. Mr.. John Bielenberg is now
at Bowdoin, on the Canadian Pacific, ship
ping fat cattle East from the Kohrs & Biel.
enberp herds