The new North-west., 1888-09-21
LOCAL BREv1'r1Es.

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Sec I'd. hay for sale. .... -M
he.d millinery and dressm makine notice Of
Mrs. N. B. Blake. -
MIS- n. J. Bielenberg gave = delightful
tea-party to some Of her friends last satnrd.v
evening.
| Aylesworth & Mcfarland have received
the castings for new balcony in front Of
the McBurney House.
| just received, at VIM. Cole mans. the finest
and largest line Of Silverware to be found
anywhere on the West side. 10o2tf
A large shipment of Breech Loading Shot
Guns just received at VIM. Coleman's, which
WILL be sold at eastern prices. 1000 Ct
The Deer Lodge Drug Co. Il extending their
store building twenty feet to the rear, to
cover cellar and furnish warehouse room.
Miss Alma Bielenberg personated the
graceful hostess Of Miss Dottie Smith and
some twenty Of their friends on Monday
| evening.
The family of Mr.. Robt. .Renshaw, of
Butte, this week moved into the residence
purchased Of, and lately occupied by Mr.
Addison Smith.
Postmaster Talent, Of Butte, has received
instructions from the Postoface Department
to make preparation for free mail delivery by
the 1st of October. -". ..-.... ......-
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Minnie O'Neill and Mr.. Arthur r.
Bowden at the residence of Mayor John
O'Neill on October 8, 1883.
Mr. E. L. Bonner has purchased the Ken.
yon~ property, on Main street, between
O'Neills store and the Blum building, and
will put in brick building
Mr.. Harry sheads' family is another acqui-
sition from Butte. They have taken up their
residence with us, occupying a house on
south D street, west Of the College.
Ranchero won the first two heats in the
"free-for-all" raoe at Portland; time 2:25 and
2:25t. Charley Hilton won the race in three
straight heats; time 2:264, 2i291 and 2:3o.
$50 will buy from W. B. Miller, Deer
Lodge, span Of 5.year-old horses, sound and
kind, and good travellers, with set of harness,
nearly new, and wagon. 1002tf
Rain fell in light showers Monday night,
and most of the day Tuesday, which was
great blessing to this valley, in laying the
dust, cooling the atmosphere and refreshing
vegetation.
James NJ. Self. of Butte, and Horace E.
Willis, of Melrose-former students-have
returned to the College. Mr.. Self is a men,
Der of the Senior class, and has been ap-
pointed Librarian of the College.
Our Road Supervisor, Chas Rouleau, is
putting in bridge across the creek bed on
n hok ToL.n
and that of Peter Walton, and grading up
the approaches in good shape, much need.
| ed improvement. .m4
Those wishing good work in Photography
| will please call and examine samples-views
l of residences, live stock, machinery, etc,
| which am prepared to take on short notice.
! Satisfaction guaranteed. n. NJ RICE,
|. $50 tt Photographer.
| Rev. W. W. Beck, Of San Francisco, is
this week taking subscriptions here for cap
pleton's Cycloyedia Of American Biogra.
ply" The book is q valuable acquisition to
American literature, and should be found in
| every public and private library.
Geo. Blake, Of the Blake Manufacturing
| Company, Boston, has entered suit in the
Helena District Court against Geo. f. Wool
ston for $1,000, an amount alleged to be due
his company for supplies furnished Mr..
! woolston for the construction of the Helena
water works.
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.
i ~. t.~<N and hon po1 how
the correct thing. e. Z. BONNER & Co.,
999tf Sole Agents for Deer Lodge Co.
Mr.. Peter Koch has been appointed Coun-
ty Attorney by the Board of County Com
missioners to fill the position made vacant
by the resignation Of Mr.. Frank Henry. The
appointment is highly complimentary to Mr..
Koch, inasmuch as he commenced his law
studies less than twelve months ago and that
he was but very recently admitted to tho bar.
l-Bozeman Courier.
Some sneak thief entered Harris saloon
through window, which he broke, in the
rear of the building Tuesday night and car
ried off bottle of brandy and about 45O ci-
ears. The plupder was found next day in an
unoccupied cabin In the east part Of town,
and the cabin was watched in hopes Of secur"
ing the rascal when he should remove it,
but another party, finding the goods, did not
take the same precaution, and restored them
to the owner.
Mrs. Edmonson, the popular Milliner and
| Dressmaker. has now removed her entire
stock Of millinery and fancy goods to the
aonth west corner room in the Kleinschmidt
; IA. block. upstairs Her stock is now very
: comn,ete. and consisting of only the latest
| natterns and most approved styles, and will
!, ha sold a. low as the owest. As heretofore
she will continue in Dressmaking and trim
, ming, and earnestly solicits fair share Of
: 49, .nh,;c ratronape. 1902
Farmers who are alive to the importance
of nrocurine the best and most improved
Farm Implements, should call at Cockrells
Tmplement House and examine his STOCK
He has the exclusive agency for Deer Lodge
county for the following Standard Goods
IT.. I. Case Engines and Threshers, McCor
:, mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Har
rows. Planet Jr. Cultivators and Seeders
Case sulky and Walking Plows, Glider
Rarb Wire, Solid Comfort and Econom.
!. Plows, Strowbridge Sewers. Coopers oneel
Din, Schuttler Wagons and the enulne Ho'
lingsworth Hay Rakes. In addition he con
stantly keeps on ha and large anu ~e,
selected stock of Harness and oadaies, oa'
. r,a. scraners. wheelbarrows, Grindstones
and in fact everything usually kept ny !l'
: plement Houses. y" u
Z Hay For Sale.
n offer for sale at my ranch near Ovanu
600 tons of wild hay, we'll cured anu "o'
stacked. For terms apply to
J. S' DAVID COUGHLIN
q ,nooat Ovando, Mont.