The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-24
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
"Rackarock" at Deer Lodge Drug Co.
See Tom Commit for Hot Scotch. a57 tt
Desirable residence lots for sale. Resi-
dence to let. GEORGE CocKRELL.
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There will be a social ball at O'Neills
Hotel, Garrison, next Monday evening, Feb
9th. Invitation general.
J. W. Gilmer will take the position Of
night Waterman in Deer Lodge March LIST
He will doubtless make q good one.
For RENr-A six-room house near the
College of Montana. Apply to II. A. Nc
Phers0n, at e. L. Bonner s. Co.'s. 81 II
Some of the Butte papers are expatiatine
on the fishing at Race Track, but Moritz
Bien, who can get them if they are there
says it is t'not good"
Messrs. E. L. Bonner & Co. are having
their immense salesroom grained through
out In "oak." It will add much to the At
Effectiveness Of the room. ."""MM M."
Remember the College Ice Cream Festival
tonight. Everybody present will be on the
committee to determine which they like
best-the Ice Cream or the Music.
Call on A. P. Winslow and have your eyes
tested with Julius Kings Optometer. A full
line of spectacles and eye glasses just re-
ceived. 964 tt
Mr.. e. F%aleneius, care of Fred'k Hollen-
der. 115 Elm Street, New York, wants any
number of live elk or moose, up to 80. Pay
at railroad station. 81 1t pd.
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 At
Rev. E. j. Groeneveld, who has been i'll
the past three weeks, is, we are pleased to
know, convalescent, and will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning
and evening.
An Ice Cream Social will be given at the
College Friday evening, Feb. 9th, by the
pupils of the musical department for the
purpose Of raising money to pay for the new
piano. ". ""- 81 Ct.
The Great Falls Tribune has just issued a
handsome 16-page Special Edition, giving
maps, Illustrations and much statistical and
descriptive matter regarding the town. 1t
will doubtless do much to boom that bloom.
ing burg.
Messrs. Joseph Mcdonald, H. c.. Peterson,
Martin Gleason, Geo. W. Carlton and Sam
Beaumont left yesterday for Philipsburg,
accompanying Grand Chancellor Richards,
to establish a lodge Of knights of Pythias
there last night. ~.
The County Commissioners, Messrs.
Evans. Batte,ton and Walker, were in SEES
sion Monday. They Grew the Grand and
Trial Jurors for next term and offered a re-
ward of $500 for the capture and delivery of
the business transacted.
Mr.. Simon Leonard, of Drummoud, under
date of Feb. 20, desires us to insert notice of
the death of Mary Agnes Leonard at that
place, aged 8 years, 4 months and 10 days,
and adds, 1--WE think she died of diphtheria."
TIL date of death is not given, and hence
the notice is inserted in this form.
1t will be to the interest Of every intelli-
gent buyer to make purchases from our stock
uOWs VO . A1AA &VOuS uO ACk0Au'
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 & Co.,
963 If (Limited).
Within q day or two after SCOTS execution
the gallows and fence were removed and
there was nothing left to sugges the tragedy
of Friday. In erecting the gallows some one
handed Mcdonald The splitting wedge with
which it was alleged Scott killed his wife,
and it was used in its construction. II not
sspoetic'' this was at least practical justice.
The rope used was the same one with which
Harding was hung at Dillon. 1t is a cotton
rope, and is not considered as good as hemp,
although it did its work perfectly. The
method now employed, of dropping a weight
and elevating the man, is much superior to
the old trap-door, man-drop system. 1t is
simple, certain and instantaneous.
On complaint of malicious mischief, sworn
out BY john j Stuart, a few days ago, }. T.
Catching and John McNamara, of Bear
Mouth, were arrested and brought before
| Judge Emerson on Wednesday,, and the case
( continued till yesterday. The alleged mis-.
! chief was, we believe, that defendants, who
are numbering at Bear Mouth, had thrown
| down a fence and driven across a piece of
patented placer ground owned by complain
ant. Judge Cole and J. q. Robinson, Esq,
I appeared in the case, which lasted all day.
Among the witnesses present were Messrs.
Andrew Whiteside, Dan Berry, Edward
Lannen. Chris. Lannen P. Birmingham,
VU,,o Nror<on Torn Wal1ooo Harry H2o1v
David Bowen, P. Woodlock, j. X. Wells,
M. Richardson and James Fleming. After a
full hearing Judge Emerson discharged the
| defendants.
Sheriff Coleman had the ground pretty
we'll covered on Monday in and about where
| Martin was supposed to be. Aside from
| resident lookouts, James Conley and Joseph
| Hanbury we're IN the Caribou country; Geo.
| Bell was at Boulder; G. P. II. Bielenberg
| and Ed Metlander were on the Boulder trail;
r.. H.. Hereford was at Avon, and Frank
| Conley and Frank Hatton, with a 'guide,"
were on the Dog Creek and Elliston trails.
| Martin made his mistake on the last ten
miles. We understand that four dogs are
expected here soon, which have earned
| thousands of dollars for their owners in
Texas, and never missed "locating" a man
they were sent after, although prairies were
burned to throw them of. With these it
will be almost impossible for criminals to
escape, and their services are liable to be
called into frequent requisition.
The College of Montana.
President Mcmillan, of the College of
Montana, and Montana School of Mines, the
worth, usefulness and deservings of which
are universally acknowledged, finding the
demands upon the present buildings SO ex-
a..A:-a 4loA add;Aional fao;l;fios oro nhan-