The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

@S@&@s@% .0O11A 0AN6 $4,000 10.
"Rackarock" at Deer Lodge Drug Co.
See Tom Commit for Hot Scotch. 957 #
Scott has but one more week to live unless
the sentence is extended or COMMITTED.
The Deer Lodge Drug Co. are Deer Lodge
agents for the celebrated "Rackarock."
DR.. G. F. M~ussigbrod, Warm Springs, and
VIM. Facer, Garrison, were delegates to the
Mineral Convention at Helena.
WANTED-A girl for second homework.
Wages, $40 per month. Inquire Of
97O1t -. i. BONNER & Co.
Subscriptions and renewals for all the
leading newspapers and magazines taken at
Eldred's News Depot. 962 tt
Howard H. Zenor and wife, to Chas. S.
Warren, o%ne-eighth interest in the Comanche
quartz claim, this district, 81, 500. Inter-
Mountain, 9Th.
Call on ". Winslow and have your eyes
tested with Julius Kings Optometer. A full
line of spectacles n eye glasses just re-
ceived. 964 If
We acknowledge receipt Of an invitation
to attend the second annual meeting of the
Railway Station Agents Association, at
Helena, Feb. 18th.
A postofice has been established at
Rancher, Montana, James Struthers, post
master. The postofice is discontinued at
Horse Prairie, Montana.
Mr.. w. A. Smith will be in Deer Lodge
about Feb. Goth, to attend to the yearly
tuning of Pianos. He refers to all those for
whom he has heretofore done work. $40 2t
FARM FOR SALE.-Four miles from Deer
Lodge. Will be sold at very reasonable
price, if applied for before March 10th. In
quire Of Phil. E. Evans, Deer Lodge. $40 1t
The knights of Pythias contemplate giving
a grand banquet in Deer Lodge, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 22d-Washington's birthday
a dispensation authorizing their annual cele-
bration on that day. ~."
There will be service at the Episcopal
Church on Sunday, Feb. 18th also on Ash
Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at II o'clock, and on
every Wednesday and Friday afternoons at
3 o'clock, during Lent, which begins on
Feb. 18th.
Mr.. Ed. McKinstry, who came down from
Orc Elmo a few days ago, after having
knocked . big hole in his lead, had the
pleasure, one morning, Of killing a couple of
mountain lions which were gambling about
his front door.
The carnival number Of the Northwest Mag
azine, St. Paul, is a splendid one-probably
the best general number it has yet issued.
With DR.. Hersey as Montana correspondent.
we may expect the Territory we'll represent
ed in its pages hereafter.
Lodge & Beaumont have commenced de-
molishing the old ''Sun Pearl gallery" build
ing with q view to the erection, as early in
the spring as possible, Of . brick building on
the premises. It's an "old-timer," but it
must go-like the rest.
The Helena papers are still received here
on the second or third day after publication.
The Inter- Mountain is never received through
the postofice until the afternoon after the
day of publication. We mention this as of
interest to the publishers.
lodge of the Order of Select knights of the
A. o. U. W. There are now some twenty
charter members enrolled, and a meeting
will be held at Union Hall tomorrow Sat-
urday) evening, to complete the ARA nge-
ments. @"" @"~"" @@ -@M
Attention is called to the card in this ISIS e
of the getty Hotel," under the proprietor
ship of Mrs. Amelia Curn. The lady has
always had a good patronage, and with the
increased facilities of the new location, will
be better able to accommodate a largely in
creased custom.
The Butte papers announced some days ago
that Charley Bielenberg and others with
whom he is interested had made a good
strike of copper ore on their mine. "Char-
ley" confirms the report, and it appears has
an excellent prospect of making "good
money" Congratulations.
One of the "cow critters y of the NEW
NORTHWEST ran on and fell into the rail.
road bridge on Third street a few days ago,
Just ahead of a train. We make acknowledge
ments to Conductor West and his trainmen
that by the use of ropes and other aids we
still have a "milker" instead of a claim
against the M. U. Co.
The United States Court records were this
week shipped to Butte. The o.. S. Court has
been held here for twenty years, and one
reason assigned for the ~removal-the ample
hotel facilities at Butte-is preposterous
The people of this district would rather sit
all night on the veranda of the McBurney
House than sleep in the bridal chamber at
any hotel in Butte.
It will be to the interest of every intelli'
gent buyer to make purchases from our stock
now. We have marked goods down regard
less of cost, as we are anxious to get rid of
surplus wares before making improvements
in the spring. We want to open the new
store with an entirely new stock of merchan
disc. A. kLEINSCHMIDT y Co.,
1858 If (Limited).
During the past winter a debating society
has existed at Quinlan's school house, on
Dempsey creek, which has attracted a large
amount Of public interest. The attendance
has been quite large from all parts of thu
valley, and the discussions Of National topics
have been conducted with much ability. II
il one of the best winter diversions in which
a community can engage. mm@"M
Agent Lame, at the Deer Lodge depot, ha
now on sale round-trip tickets to San Fran
} cisco and return for So. These tickets arr
good for six months, but are not transferable
He has also tickets via the Ogden route a
$o5 to Ogden, where tickets to San francisco
can be bought for $50. All these ticket
! must be used to start from Deer Lodge OF
the 18th of the month, but can be used tt
return at any time. Why this condition, o
starting on the 18th is imposed, we do no
: know; nor does it commend itself as a goot
j one. Persons may wish to avail themselve
: of the rate, and yet not wish to start on tn
, 10Th. There are not likely to be so many o
r them as to require additional cars to be pu
8 on for their accommodation. If there is NJ
8 special cause for this limitation of time, l
would be a good thing to rescipd. The rat
n is a very reasonable one and will doubles
largely increase travel. We would advis'
= all travellers to take the Northern Pacihi
road to Portland, and thence by the Noun
Shasta route to Frisco.
The Leap Year party tonight promises t
be a success worthy Of its fair and energetic
promoters. Mitchell Hall has been put il
excellent condition and will be a very pleas
ant place for the assembly. Gentlemen viii
now have an opportunity Of testing thei
9 popularity with the fair da1asels who hav
d so often langnishpd as "wallf flowers" Will