The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-01
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
see Clay butchers ice cream notice.

BREvlT1ES.
see Clay butchers ice cream notice.
The County Commissioners will meet /,
regular quarterly session June s.
MI. smith, the we'll known piano tuner o
Butte, will be here June 18th to remain on
week.
A case OF the Territory vs.. T. Milroy To-
oostructing q highway il before the Probat,
Court as our forms are made up.
See notice Of McKanlass's Specially Co.
Is SAID to be first class, and a first class shov
OF that kind is always attractive.
Superintendent Ed Mills reports the Cham
plon shaft is going down very rapidly ant
tavorably. 1t is not Time for a "strike" We,
President Mcmillan will have a half dozer
bids on the College building. The time 70
opening bids has been extended to mex
Monday.
Jack O'Connell blind Jack) got one year.
sentence for his assault on Lavelle, ant
"Geof." will feel out of a heavy shadow TO
that time at least.
Mr.J. w. Milliken says the pc ach crop /.
destroyed in Boise valley, idaho, and many
Of the trees killed, but that there will be .
half crop of cherries and an abundance Of
small fruits.
DR.. Mcmillan will preach at the Presbv
terrain church next Sunday, morning and
evening, and has consented to supply the
pulpit regularly for the present unless othe,
notice is given.
Remember and attend the Good Templars
Festival this evening at Cottonwood Hall
There will be abundance Of Strawberries
cake and cream, and a highly enjoyable. oc
casion in every way.
Mr.. d. F. McDevitt, the well known
builder, who was in town this week inquir
ing into the College plans and specifications
excavation ready for the new hotel to be
erected there, which will DO 12Oxl2O feet
three stories and a basement, and in which
he has promised the projectors they may cal
their Christmas dinner. It will cost SIS, 600.
Chas. W. Shepherd, formerly of Pioneer,
and for several years last past of Philipsburg,
died last April, leaving four orphan children,
their mother having died Feb. %, 1886. Mr..
James w. Milliken, administrator, returned
this week from Idaho, having secured a good
home for the two youngest with their uncle,
Mr.. F. B. Swallow, whe lives 16 miles from
Boise City. The two elder children, boys,
are yet at Philipsburg.
Mr.. C. G. Birdseye has his new 3Ox1OO fire.
proof store at Avon we'll under way, and
expects to have it completed by July LIST. II
will have a railroad switch alongside and
the best Of facilities for handling goods. He
expects to greatly increase his business and
sell as low as anybody in Montana. In DC.
tober he expects to close out in Blackfoot
and concentrate all his merchandising bust
ness at Avon.
Work Is progressing rapidly OF the Main
street business buildings this week. Massive
and deep masonry walls are being put in fol
Lodge & Beaumont's and N. J. B%ielenberg's
buildings. John O'Neil has well under way
his building, which will cover 37x107 feet OF
ground. The rear 37x37 portion is now
ready for the brick, and in a short time the
front 37x70 will be cleared away and the bal
ance Of the building carried up, thus cover
ing his entire ground.
The invincible Meaderville Base Bal
Club came down Sunday and had a bout
with the Deer Lodge Club. the score stand
ing 26 to 6 at the finish. The Deer Lodge
boys are not con to-" base ball professionally
vet, but the Vaudeville nine say they
covered them all over with hospitality and
were inclined to think they let them win as 8
matter of courtesy. They are to play a re
turn game at Meaderville shortly and there
will be lots Of fun If the record isn't changed
The examination Of Pat Dooley, which wa!
postponed two weeks ago in the Justice
Court, was resumed on Monday. Theodore
Milroy, the man who was shot in the knee
BY Dooley, was able to be around and ap
peared against Dooley at the examination
The testimony on both sides was very CON
dicting and directly opposite to what thu
other party swore. After hearing all the evl
dence Dooley was bound over in 81 1000 bond
to appear before the grand jury hilips6ur!
Mail, oath.
Mr.. Chas. E. Gable, Superintendent of tn
Sydney mine, near head Of Race Track, wa
in town a few days 90. Work has beer
suspended on the mine for several months
the workings on the lis foot level not havinI
been as encouraging as hoped for. Mr.. Gabl
| has. however, secured sufficient capital t.
sink 100 feet deeper and explore on that level
| at which depth it is Beloved a good mine viii
be found. There was yet. a week ago. abou
four feet of snow in the vicinity Of the mine
| showing its altitude to be among the creates
| at which mining is done in Montana.
Dr.. A. II. Mitchell informs us the case 9
| Duane j. Armstrong, late proprietor of tn
Missou1ian. is hopeless. He is a very violen
maniac, and DR.. NJ. says it will terminal
| fatally. Poor Armstrong A k%ind-hearted
| sincere man, with no vices like many of tn
rest of US ; totally abstinent from liquor an
tobacco; of apparently strong physique an
vet on the morning side Of life, is the victln
of a physical trouble that has dethroned rea
son beyond restoration, and makes life a cor
~tinuous sorrow. The sympathy of all tn
craft is with him and his grief-stricken wife
MI. j. N. Fox, who was the Mountal
Lion Wednesday,, states the ediou VOL
of tim bering up and filling back on the tut
mel UaU Uccu COupICICu ~ ~ OAn ~
be resumed on the face yesterday. Forema
Jones also believed he had reached tn
granite hanging wall Wednesday, about Z
feet south of the foot wall, so that thre
shifts will now resume on the face OF tn
tunnela and timbermen follow as it Is driver
What is known as "dead work" has occupie
most Of several weeks, but the crew vi
now ego for'' the ore that shows up four fet
in the face. We ought to hear Of good =
suits now.
Farmers who are alive to the important
of procuring the best and most improve
Farm Implements, shoul call at CockreIl
Implement House and examine his stock
He has the exclusive agency for Deer Lode
county for the following Standard Good:
J. L. Case Engines and Threshers, McCo
mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Ha
rows. Planet Jr. Cultivators and Sceder
Case Sulky and Walking Plows, Glidde
Barb Wire, Solid Comfort and Econon
Plows, Strowbridge Sewers, Coopers shee
Din, Schuttler Wagons and the genu'ne he
lingsworth Hay Rakes. In addition he co
stantlv keeps on hand a large and we