The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-16
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

Inc finest line OF Confectionery in Dee
Lodge At Charlie Kenyon's. 1oo7 -
The town licenses ara due .na r.r.h,.
'ee recorder Peterson's notice.
"1es Cum to Charlie Kepyon,s. !. bupd,.
Of genuine M~eerschaum goods. 1907 ~
just received, at VIM. Coleman,s. the 8,.s,
ana largest line Of silverware to - fonrd
y" 'ne west side 1902 tt
Chris Larsen. the man injured by Love,, m
OF election day, has remained in .hont ,ha
same condition ever since he rece; val ~
blow. ~
II Q intend to purchase a. a,hum ~
coming holidays. buy the metal back, I,
,noc ~ 'ne neaa' LIS. ELDRED,
""o General Agent.
I'enteen inches Of snow is reported at
Livingston. The ground is practically hara
mere yet, but the Thermometer went 70 zero
Wednesday night.
DR.. c. F. Mussisbrod yesterday purchased
MI. Frank Cairns interest in the Forest Rose
NINE one of the most promising propert;es
IN the Dunkleberg district.
The Uniform Rank, knights of Pvth;as
thanksgiving Ball, is announced in this ia
sue. 1t will be the event of the season
Further mention next week,
MI. Jeremiah Murphy, injured near the
depot almost a month ago, died at St. joseph
hospital some days since, but we did not
learn OF it until since last issue.
A new skylight has been put in H. NJ,
Kice's Photograph Gallery, adjoining the
City Hotel, and be can now take childrens
pictures in cloudy, as nm u wea,h.
a. 1910 If j.
Inc residence of Rev. r. E. Dunlap with
in the past few days, during the absence of
the family, has been twice entered bv some
nkoow persons, drawers rumaged and the
house generally d~isarranged, but SO far moth.
ing is missing.
Supt. Ed. Mills says: Tell them the Cham.
pion is looking first-rate. Over two feet Of
the htgh-grade ore, and eight feet of Quartz
in all. The level has now been driven east
over 20 feet. Stock is now held at soc to 35c
and few sellers.
Rev. E.. j. Stanley, P. E. of the Methodist
church, will preach at the Court house, Sun.
day morning and evening, on the occasion
of quarterly Conference. The plastering on
their new church is not sufficiently drv to
hold services there.
Work on Mr.. Joseph E. Hyde's house is
well. He is giving it his person.
al attention. The eletrict apparatus is now
being put In, and putting in the heaters will
follow. 1t will be plastered a. soon as the
is in operation.
A serious delay has been. occasioned in
getting the heating apparatus in the new
College dormitory by the failure of the East.
ern firm that had contracted to do the work.
1t is a very serious annoyance to DR.. McMil-
Ian, but he will bridge it somehow.
The young gentlemen's party, compile
mentary to the Leap Year party, last Friday
evening, was q very enjoyable affair-one of
most pleasant and most largely attended
balls that has been given mere for a long
time. The boys deserve credit for its sue
cess. """ .0~. " "" z"" ""
Among the recent instances of our abomi-
nable mail service, the Anaconda Revie,c of
Nov. 8tL arrived here (8 miles distant) Nov.
18th, and a letter containing the Washington
Gulch election returns, mailed to us by
Harry c. Reyes o. the evening Of Nov. 9th,
has not reached here yet.
Treasurer Kennon is now sending out
of taxes due in this County. Those
indebted for taxes should bear in mind that
the time of payment now expires on the last
day Of November, instead of the first day Of
as heretofore, and that after that
the law requires 10 per cent. to be
added.
Some of our subscribers thought last week
we should have @footed -up' the tabular cleo
ton returns. As they were being added to
until the forms were being made up, that
was hardly practicable; and, beside, not half
Of them were received. They are not all
yet. When they are all in and cor.
by the official count; we will publish
them ''footed.up." .
The Salvation Army, which opened up
here with eight persons, has been reduced by
The return of four-to Helena, we believe.
They parade the streets every evening, sing
ing and blowing a hideous cornet, and re.
to the hall to hold meetings. Some
Of the boys have had supplementary parallels
a couple of evenings, but although amusing,
it is not commendable. Let them alone as
long as they do not disturb others. Mr..
Hansen, who holds the $500 bequeathed
them by Neils R. Beck, will pay over the
money when they show authority to receive
IL. and not before. When that is received it
will probably become evident that the sin
fulpess of Deer Lodge will not Justify the
maintenance of a large standing army.