The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-09-07
1ST: DEER LODGE, MONTANA, friday, SEPTEMBER I, 1885,
LOCAL B%REv1r,1Es.

" -0~1AA 0AN46v i EkS
The Deer Lodge Public Schools v,,, ora,
next Monday, september 10th.
The County Teachers Institute will meet
10 Philipsburg OCTOBER 8, 9 and 10.
Rev. Mr.. Bishop will preach in the Pres
oyterian church next Sunday morning and
evening. -~-' ~ A'o. "'"e anu
Patrons Of w. w. Hire gins can order cood.
by telephone and have them da,;1a-ed
op'ty' $50 Ct
Notice q slight change Of time in arrival, If
to-day. 'A'o '"Slo
A large shipment of Breech Loading Shot
Gums just received at W m. Coleman's, which
will be sold ut eastern prices. 1000 St
For the quarter end ing September Sd, 70
persons have been discha rged from the Jail
as having served their respective sentences.
FOE sALE.-About 1000 feet, Pinch.
Wrought iron pipe. W i'll be sold low. In.
qu're AZ This Office. ~~M@Mmm 998 tt
An inmate of the Sisters Hospital from
Nevada Creek, Christ. Meakin by lame, and
q Prussian by birth, died on "Wednesday
aged about IS. "
The total amount of the assessment roll for
tn1s County as turned over to the County
Commissioners by County Assessor ]. j.
King is 81, 389, 099.
The County Commissioners have been in
session since Monday allowing bills and
settling with road supervisors. Tho pro.
ceedings will appear next week. ."
The school house nd grounds present a
much better appearance since the removal of /
the Wilson buildings nd the opening Of the |
door and windows on the east side.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell ca me up from Philips
burg and the Dunkleberg mines Tuesday. |
Work is going on steadily and everything /
looking we'll in the Dunkleberg district.
The stone %foundation for the new NJ. E. |
Church on the corner Of D and Third streets, |
is being being put In, the building will be IS
by Is #, in size, and veneered with brick.
The Metropolitan Sa loon will be removed |
to the stand next north of the PostoAice this |
evening, where the proprietor, Henry s. !
Harris, will serve a free lunch to his patrons. /
E. L. Bonner & Co. have on the road-to |
arrive within the next six days-a CAR LOAD |
OF APPLES, from the famous foothills of the |
Slskiyou mountains-the finest favored ap. |
pie grown. 999 If
The very smoky at mosphere that has pre- /
vailed the past week is undoubtedly due to |
great forest fires, although none are in sight |
and we have heard of none, except in Elk
Park, east of Butte. ..~ ..mm- ~."
The Masonic Hall building, on the corner 4
of Main and Third Sts., is taking on its coat !
of brick veneering this week, which, with its
elevation of three feet, will make it present
an imposing appearance. m.. 49,.
See new ad. of City Meat Market under /
the firm name of N. J. Bielenberg & Co.. in
this issue. J. Hitz, partner, Yields the
cleaver and the saw in q most professional
and accommodating way. -...m.
Mr.. Addison Smith has sold his residence
property and adjoining lots to Robt. Rem
shaw of Butte. MI. s. says he is building
| another house in town. to come back to,
when he gets tired of the coast.
Two penitentiary c%onvicts, Burke and
McGill, sent up fr ON Gallatin County for
one year for Jail breaking, having nearly
served their time, we're restored to citizen
| ship by pardons from the governor last
week.
Those wishing good work in Photography
| will please call and examine samples-views
| of residences, live stock, machinery, etc,
which I am prepared to take on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Fl. M. RICE,
$50 If Photographer.
Pending the building of the new NJ. f.
/ Church South, services will be held at the
| Court House every Sunday morning and
| evening, at the customary hours, by the pas
tor, Rev. John Moo re. Sunday school at 2:3O
in the afternoon. m mY. w ...m...
Bear in mind the Republican primaries to-
morrow, and let there be = full expression of
votes. If the people do not take interest at
| the primaries and select good delegations
| they have no right to find fault with subse-
quent proceedings.
The body of James McGurren was brought
to Deer Lodge last Friday from Gold Greek
and buried in the Deer Lodge cemetery. A
large number Of his old friends accompanied
the remains here q nd every mark of respect
was shown his memory.
The work of settling the claims of the
| Smokehouse against owners of surface prop
erty in Butte is said to be progressing salts
factorily. Some fifteen owners of the most
valuable tracts have paid the assessment
agreed upon, and deeds have been executed
to them. .u~m. -m.<M=... .m. ....m
During the wind storm last Monday night
some person must have lost a good, bran
new straw hat, for one was found next morn
ing in front Of the Court House.. By calling
on the Clerk Of the Probate Court at his
Office and proving property the owner can
recover the same, mM. M...
A furious dust storm prevailed Monday
night. A month of unprecedented hot
dry weather had churned the streets and
highways into almost impalpable powder
and a roaring wind carried it in binding and
sitting clouds through the streets. The
shower of Tuesday came like a blessing.
The gentleman who handed US the names
of the ladies who were in attendance at the
first lawn party given by Mrs. J. 81. Will
liams last week neglected to give us the
names of Others who were in attendance
also, namely: Mr. 3. George Cockrell, Mrs. W.
w. Williams, Mrs. Thos. H. Irvine, Miss
Lizzie Thompson and Miss Poppie Butcher.
A venturesome but courageous party of P
neers, tender fee and juveniles, consisting OF
Messrs. r. S. Kelly, S. E. Larabie, VIM.
Brookman, T. r. Hicks, J. W. Foreman,
johnny Reed, Don Larabie and Willie Mil
Ter, made the toilsome trip to the Dempsey
lakes this week, going up on Monday and
returning on Tuesday. They don't advise
any one to TAXI that trip more than once in
q life time.
Superintendent Benz. Franklin, Of the
Franklin Mining Company, was In town
this week and reports everything progress
ing well on the Mountain Rat. The shaft is
in 233 feet with quartz and vein porphyry in
the face. but the 8O-foot vertical upraise was
started at 200 feet from the mouth of the tun-
mel and cut out at the surface Sunday, giving
nlentv of good air. The tunnel has been on
the foot wall. and a cross-cut will be run for
the hanging wall before running at the head
of the tunnel.
Farmers who are alive to the importance
of procuring the best and most improves
Farm Tmpleme nts, should call at Cockrelrs
Implement House and examine MS STOCK
He has the exclusive agency for Deer Lodge
: county for the following Standard Goods
1 7 Case Engines and Threshers, McCor
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