The new North-west., 1888-05-11
LocA i BREv1r1Es.

LoCAL l. BREvITIEs.
Nothing Of especial interest from the ORE
fino mines this week.
The Granite Mountain Company's output
1of the week ending May 9Th was over GO 600
ounces as usual.
1us Aosie informs Us he will open black
smith shop in tho Iron Horse livery stable
late EstillsJ NJ ~ 18th.
Inc subjects Of discourse at the Christian
church Sunday win be ..The Lords sumner -
and "strong Young Men,"
The Good Templars think there was an
eavesdropper in the attic at their last meet
ing and propose to turn the hose on him
next time.
"Poorman" stock took tumble to GO cents
In Butte this week. Thirty five per cent
zinc" Is the alleged cause but many think IL
Is "bear" movement.
Contractor Riddle has his hands full of
WORK. Besides the church and other jobs in
town, he Is erecting several buildings in
Deer Lodge.-Mi issoulian, 9th.
Experienced workmen are putting in a
plant of the new gas generators mentioned
recently, at Harry Peterson's, and it will be
on exhibition Monday night.
The ladies of st. James Episcopal church
Guild will give Japanese Tea" and straw.
perry festival at Cottonwood hall on FRIDAY
evening, May 18th, 1883. Admission to the
hall 10 cts qa2ot
Miss Phoebe Stuart, having resigned as
telephone operator in Deer Lodge, she has
been succeeded by Miss Nellie Knapp re-
OF the Helena Office The Office continues at
the same place. 5m." .
There are ''quite q few measles in town
at present. They have been prevailing for
some time and it was feared by some there
were not enough to 60 around, but the supply
| seems to hold out.
Deputy Sheriff Bell took Martin to Ana.
conda for trial Monday. His attorneys rails.
ed point on the informality of his not being
there three days before the term but Judge
DeWof overruled it.
Rev George Snyder, Pastor Of the Belden
Avenue Presbyterian church Of Chicago, I'll.
will arrive to-day and occupy the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Workmen are demolishing the one story
front and fire wall of the Kleinschmidt & Co.
building, laying foundation walll and get
ting ready for rap pid brick laying when Mr..
Tripp gets around Monday. Paradise allev
looks like a lumber yard now.
Sheriff Lew Coleman has appointed W G. |
Gilmer special deputy sheriff for the purpose
of making arrests while on duty a. night |
watchman for Deer Lodge. This will give
him 'jurisdiction" and with the influx Of
tramps and toughs mentioned in Butte and
Anaconda it is well.
The Philllpsbnrg Mail, our well edited
neighbor beyond the Gold Creek mountains
is now published semi weekly. Mr.. Mark. H.
Bryan is the ditcr, and Mr. Charles Mccoy
succeeds Mr.. John D. Ruff as local editor.
Their enterprise has prospered since its CON- |
mencement and we hope will continue so to
do.
A change in train time Is announced to |
take effect next Sunday. The Butte and Hell
ena express will thereafter onlg run between
Butte and Garrison, connecting with the N.
P. trains. It will reach here from Butte
about II a. M, and return from Garrison
about 30 p. m. We were unable to get
schedule to publish in this issue.
Rev. r. E. Dunlsp DeerLodge and Rev G. S.
Kimberly of Vird den, ILL.,, have been having a
spirited correspondence recently by postal
card, with side contest to see which one
can write legibly the most words on one side
of a postal card. Mr.. Dunlap mailed one
Wednesday containing 2062 words, quite dis
tinct, and is we believe, considerable ahead.
He is fine pennan in the full sense af the
term.
evehfng, Shf i''S6i '%S6ieh the Worthy Matron, Miss
Mary Hill, had taken under her especial care,
was gratifying success in all respects, the
occasion being very pleasant and the receipts
a material aid to the reading room. Gussie
Bielenberg took the first. prize and Nita
Bonner the second in the bubble blowing
Miss Calvin and number of her pupils fay-
ored the guests with delightful music.
The mountain streams are up to murmur-
ing height and the foliage has cautiously
opened out to third size to tempt Jack Frost
who has threatened seriously for week.
By the way, have you who grow fruits and
shrubbery here noticed that last years under
growth of twigs could not stand Sc deg. be-
low Zero and that there are few buds on the
fruit trees? Who was it said that pine tree
was tropical plant at this altitude and lat
itude?
Families wishing to locate where they
can have the benefits of first class edIca-
tional advantages, in one of the most de-
lightful towns in Montana, unsurp assed for
health and those natural conditions neces-
sary for home, should not fail either to
address or call upon H. S. Reed, Deer Lodge,
who will take pleasure in giving all the in
formation desired without cost to the en-
quirer. 902-u
The Deer Lodge Club, composed of some |
twenty young gentlemen, who have very |
comfortable quarters at the corner of second |
and F streets, handsomely entertained |
number of invited guests with whist party |
-strawberries and cream and angel food on |
the side-a few evenings ago. The club rooms |
are nicely fitted up and afford pleasant
haven of rest for the members No liquors
are allowed on the premises and the associa-
ton is as correct" as Y. NJ. c. A. Success
to the club.
Advices from Butte state the Ringeling
cases under the Ku Klux act will come on
to-day, the defendants having been accorded
SEPARATE trials. There are three indictments
against him, the determination of which may
control the rest. If these cases are all tried
they will occupy the greater part OF the term
The o. S. Grand Jury was only in session one
day and found no indictments. The q. s.
Trial Jurors were excused until to-day.
There is some possibility the Martin case
will not come up this term.
Mr.John r. Robrets has prepared plans
for fine residence to be built at Deer Lodge,
for joseph A. Hyde. His ground is 1OOx 800
feet. and the size of the building will be
about 53x8O 1t will consist of a finished base
| ment of stone and two stories Of brick. 1t
w;l, he ornate in appearance and modern in
| stvle There will be bay windows and other
nro;ectiops, and the finishings Of many Of
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