The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-03

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week bought the Wilson property. occunv
ing a portion Of the half block on which the
school house is situated. The price paid wa.
81, 800.
What with the "Assyrians," cane throw.
ers, dog show and darkey saloon singers we
nave a share Of metropolitan fakes recently
Looks as If Sells circus had blown I'M and
part Of 1t lit here. "
Prof. Norris, with his talented dogs. visited
Deer Lodge last Saturday and made it int.
resting for the quarters of the little folks in
the afternoon and evening. They pro-
nounced it splendid"
Messrs. Wilmot Hetzel, Jos. Hanbury and
Sam Stuart, who went over to Lowland to
prospect a couple Of weeks since, made on e
location and returned. They say the coun-
try is thick with men locating lodes, and the
best developed veins yield very rich ore.
During the Butte races q train will leave
Garrison every morning at 8 o'clock and re-
turn in the evening, leaving Butte at 8. We
learn this train will also run Saturday for
the Mcguire Benefit. Rates, a fare and a
fifth for round trip.
Luz oAOOV O0GWCCu I6uh NOul6y anu H.
A.. Eddy, for the Hight and Fairfield medal,
is od-Mr. Eddy FORGETTING the medal to Con-
ley. "Dick" hasn't time to shoot for It every
30 days. The attention of "A. J. Fisk is
called to the situation.
MI. W. F. Stanley, well known and one of
the most popular men in the county, and
who knows the D~ispensatory by heart, has
taken charge of the Deer Lodge Drug Co.
as Manager, succeeding Mr.. E. s. Stackpole,
who is arranging to remove to Tennessee
this autumn.
Will. ii. Arms, of Deer Lodge, has a race
matched with Thomas Ward for q 2OO-yard
foot race on the Butte track, between 3 and
4 r. m. Monday, for a purse of $500, Of which
$500 is up. Ward is unknown" to Arms
but even if he is a professional he will have
to reach out to beat Will. Mm.-
Rumors are current that time will change
on the Butte and Helena express, ola Garri-
son, on Sunday, to the fastest schedule ever
run in Montana; but we can obtain no oti-
cial confirmation of it. The report is that the
time between Butte and Garrison, 81 miles,
is toibe ITO. minutes including
"Zip."
The average price paid for wool h%ereabouts
this year has been about Is cents. We at
tempted to get the shipments from Deer
Lodge County points in detail, but it having
been largely purchased by representatives
of eastern houses, who are absent, we have
not succeeded. The aggregate weight will
be obtained after the shipment is complete.
There has been quite a stampede within
the past week or two to Indian Creek-just
over inside the Jefferson line on the trail
from here to Boulder. Mr.. John Bolt, who
has been the hermit there for years, has COM
pany all around him. Some of the locations
made are on strong veins, and we have been
shown good mineral bearing rock from
there.
1t isn't often we rave anything stolen, and
1t isn't often anybody has q wheelbarrow
stolen, but ours has disappeared, and its con-
tinued absence fills us with apprehension
that somebody has broken the record and
stolen the barrow. 1t wasn't branded OF
waited, and wasn't shod, and didn't have
saddle marks, but 1t was about one year old
just in the springtime of a useful life, as it
were-and if the person it followed off will
will kindly and quietly put it back where he
got it, and leave his address, we will see that
the fact is prominently mentioned when he
dies.
The election of town officers under the in
corporation will take place Tuesday, August
21st. As yet there seems to be no movement
towards placing officers in nomination. 1t is
very desirable that this should be done, and
it should not be deferred beyond anothe,
week. A great measure Of responsibility
rests with the first officers, and q n effort
should be made to select the best possible
1t will devolve upon them to adopt many
ordinances and set the municipality in mo
ton. There is a great deal in getting a good
square start. Not every town has done it
Let us see if Deer Lodge may not benefit BY
the experience of her predecessors.
Quite a lively thunder storm visited Deel
Lodge last Friday. The flashes were very
vivid, and the crashing thunder as sharp as
the report Of a rifled cannon. 1t struck three
times IN quick succession in the earth on the
ridge above the race track and knocked the
! dust out at a great rate. It did not appear
to strike any telegraph poles in the vicinity.
but the electricity ran into the telegraph and
telephone Offices and into Van Gundy 8
Miller's, burning out the instruments OF
/ swapping around as if 1t would take thu
/ heads of the operators. 1t was altogether
! too lively to be pleasant for them, or ever
! for the general public WHIT don't wish tt
have anything to do with the electric cuEren'
| except at the usual rates.
MI. Ed. P. Mills, Superintendent, brough
| down a nice lot of ore from the Champion
| Wednesday. After sinking to q depth of IL
feet the shaft came so close in contact will
the lead tina the casing began to drop OF
into the shaft and it was thought best t
cross-cut at that point and see what was il
sight. Starting across, the workmen, Tues
day noon, after cutting eight feet, struck
two-foot body Of good ore, from which tn
nieces brought down were taken. They ar
still going on for the hanging wall, as 1t !
not known certainly this is the main velr
The ore brought down shows plenty OF rno
and brittle silver, and is considered OF mig
grade. Ed. will be happy to show the ore I
callers at his Office. ""~@". Mw" y" M"~
Farmers who are alive to the importanc
of procuring the best and most improve
Farm Implements, should call at Cockrell
Implement House and examine his stocl
He has the exclusive agency for Deer l1odf
county for the following Standard Goods
J. I. Case Engines and Tbreshers, McCo
mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Ha
rows. Planet j.. Cultivators and Seeder
Case Sulky and Walking Plows, G'idde
Rarb Wire, Solid Comfort and Econom
P,ows, Strowbridge Sewers. Coopers Shee
Din. Schuttler Wagons and the enulne nc
,inqsworth Hay Rakes. In addition ne co
staptly keeps on hand a large and we
aalected stock Of Harness and Saddles, ia
Ties, scrapers, Wheelbarrows, Grindstone
and in fact everything usually kept oy II
plement Houses. wMz
@.."~ A SURE CURE FOR PILES.
Dr. Kinks Il .rman Pile Ointment mas cur
Riinl bleeding and Itching Piles wnen );
ath.r Ointments have failed. 1t aosoIos u
minors. allays the itching At once: as's - ~
nnm,t;ce. gives instant relief. Or. Alrks ~
pn v pile Ointment is prepared only TOT ~
md itching Of the private parts. ana notna
> else. Every box is warranted. sol9 ny u,'
!, ~; ~ sent nv mail on receipt OF price,