The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-30
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.

LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
Hover, 1.-THE Photographer 1o,1 q
= nn'sh all my own work. HowER. q
WE. Richardson warrauts everv watch ha
repairs. 100 =.
The County Commissioners will meet in
regular session next Monday.
The finest line Of Confectionery in Deer
Lodge at Charlie Kenyon's. 1M7 -
Call on Hover, at the Car, for first-class
work-corner Court Square. 1o11 q
Messrs. j. c. Shaubert B Co. announce
themselves ~ real estate and stock brokara
in this issue
"Jes cum"-FREsH CHEsrNurs. no old
am PAY phellers, at Charlie Kenyon's.
just received, at VIM. Coleman's, the finest
q largest line Of Silverware to be found
ny"he on the West side. 1902 tt
Dick fine bird dog owned BY Frank
Conley, was killed yesterday by poison
thrown over the penitentiary fence. Such
| work Is fendish.
HOVER, The Photographer Of Montana"
has come to town with his car, and is located
on the vacant lot-Southwest corner "Court
Square," 1N1 g.
II you intend to purchase an album the
coming holidays, buy the metal back. It
stands at the head. ]. ELDRrn.
1OO6 .M. "% General Aoant
Cabinets are $500 per dozen, and I will
guarantee as good work as any lone in the
Territory. Proofs shown if desired.
1O1l 2t HOVER
The dog tax takes effect tomorrow. All
dogs not registered and tagged are liable to
be impounded and killed. Call on Recorder
Peterson and put mp.
The ladies Of st. James Episcopal Guild
will give an Oyster Supper and Social at
Beaumont Hall on Friday evening, Dec. 7th,
from six until eleven. Supper so cents.
1912 2t 49,
We Introduce in this issue a new feature
Music. ''Taps'' will catch the old soldiers.
Next week we will present a very pretty
ballad-"Love's Old Sweet Song" by the
fayorite composer, J. L. Molloy.
A new skylight has been put in Fl. NJ.
Rice's Photograph Gallery, adjoining the
City Hotel, and he can now take childrens
pictures in cloudy, as we'll as in clear wealth.
er. 1910 If
The W. c. 7. U. of Helena are again gath
ering books for the prisoners in the peniten-
tiary. The citizens of Helena have hitherto
made them several large and valuable dona-
tions of that character. M
One man got licked by an outsider for dis
turbing the Salvation Army meeting the
| other night, and another was fined by a jury,
in Judge Emerson's court, ST. and COSTS
1855 in all-for putting pepper on the
stove. . ~~. ~" ~"@M m~mM MM
The Salvation Army street racket has
abated since last issue. UP to this writing
they have merely marched a couple of blocks
from their barracks and returned to hold
meetings, and they have been let severely
alone. This is the better treatment.
DR.. Hover, the expert, after looking over
the Orc Elmo district a few days, said che
| couldn't understand how such a district had
laid so many years undeveloped." He was
informed. But these things are past. 1t
| will boom henceforth with the best of them.
Parties wanting stock in the Southern
| Cross gold mine, can purchase a limited
number of shares Of the Treasury stock, at
Is cents per share, by applying to r. S.
Kelley. Preference will be given to those
who subscribed stock from Lucien Voolfolk.
1O11 Ct.
Somebody threw poison over the peniten-
tiary fence within the past week, poisoning
two valuable bird dogs-one Of them belong
ing to Col Marshall, of Missou]a. -Four of
the guards offer a reward of 500 for the pro.
duction of evidence that will convict the
perpetrator. They were splendid dogs, and
it was a brutal thing to kill them.
To the people of Deer Lodge and vicinity,
I wish to state that, no matter how cold the
day, you will find my car as comfortable as
any house in town between the hours of 8 a.
m. and 5 p. m, it being neatly and comforta-
bly, arranged within. Al B. HOVER,
1O11 Ct Photographer.
The storm which prevailed along the
Northeastern coast Sunday and Monday was
the most disastrous that has ever occurred in
some sections, and especially severe for this
season. By way of contrast, the weather
here was lovely on those days-sunshiny,
still, ~warm-and the children going to and
from school without wraps or discomfort.
All work by the instantaneous process
and as good work on cloudy as on clear days
Babies are my special delight-fne re-touch
ing my specially. Good work artisticallJ
arranged in connection with good back
grounds and accessories are my stock II
trade. Respectfully, A. B. HOVER,
1O11 2t Photographer.
Helena has its troubles about the waite
supply, and the Butte Fire Brigade talks o
disbanding, but Deer Lodge keeps the evel
tenor of its way with the best gravity waite
system in Montana, a fire company that j
ready to "turn her on in from three to fv
minutes; that snaps a fire out in half tina
time, and we are still charged insuranc
rates that would be high in a place Bo
. Ingersoll says don't exist.