The new North-west., 1888-11-02
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.

l. 10AAL 6NEvlIlES.
Prof. Lee Is proving himself m exce,,en,
instructor In dancing.
be ready for Knights Of Pythias bali on
Thanksgiving evening.
The finest line Of Confectionery in Dee
Lodge At Charlie Kenyon's. 1oo7u
"Jes Cum" to Charlie Kenyons, :. bundle
OF genuine Meerschaum goods. 1907 tt
Mr.. Peter Lansing, this week. bouoht the
otackpole building next door to the drug
store. for $4,000.
Inc U. =. Geological Survey Parties have
come In and gone to Washington, d. C., to
winter and write up.
| Messrs. Cole & Whitehiu bought il for
thetr clients the drug store at Granite sold at
sheriffs sale this week.
| dift Books In elegant binding, and stan.
dard works bound in cloth, at Eastern prices,
~ inc CITY Drug Store. 1908 tt.
Just received, 1t VIM. Coleman's, the finest
and is;e:t l!re af sil+eeif~wsffs ~ssfs sc &c !.snad
anywhere on the West side 1902 II
II you intend to purchase an album the
coming holidays. buy the metal back. I,
ssands 1t the head. I.S. ELDRED,
1OO6 Genaral Aran+
Tho Ladies Aid Society will give . C. C,
Social at the Christian church, Deer Lodge,
Friday evening, November 9th. Everybody
very cordially invited. 1908 Ct
Remember the "Chip o. the Old Block" to-
night. A good show can be enjoyed even
during campaign. Reserved seats at Cole.
mans without extra charge.
The Good Tempiars will publicly install
the officers OF the lodge at Kleiuschmidts
Hall next Monday evening. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
The Republicans IF this township have
placed in nomination: Fer Justice, J. NJ
Hartwell, George johnson; for Constable
w. 7. Gilmer, Milton Watkins.
A half dozen musicians, known as ssthe
German Band" dropped into town provi-
dentially last Friday, and gave us some good
brass music for the next four days.
Mrs. B. F. Richards, mother of Mrs. John
Farley, of Yamhill, died in Nevada Valley,
Monday of last week, of heart disease, aged
63 years and two months. Her body was
sent East for 1nterment.
See notice of Mountain Lion stockholders
meeting in this issue. The meeting is an
important one, and it is desirable all stock
should be represented. Holders unable to
attend should send their proxys to some one
to represent them.
Col. Hawkins, Of Tennessee, who came
here from Butte recently, delivered an ad-
dress at the Court house, Wednesday even.
ing, on england and America, but we were
unavoidably absent and have no notes. The
Colonel bears the reputation of being an
eloquent orator. ...-. e.=.
"Autumn Leaves" is the title of hand.
some publication compiled by Major Robert
G. Walker and issued in newspaper form,
giving descriptive and statistical information
concerning Helena and her resources. What.
over the Major does he does well, and eau.
tumn Leaves" is no exception.
The new college dormitory is practically
complication time. The stone. brick, car.
penter and plaster work is done, and the
painters will be through in a day or two,
The heaters are not yet in, but President
Mcmillan has assurance the men and mater.
ial will be here in few days. It is a splen-
did building and will be of great benefit.
We were informed last evening that papers
had been drawn conveying the Deerwood,
Kate, Bonanza, and Park lodes, from j. M
| Ellis and j. A. Brent of Anaconda. to three
| capitalists Of St. Paul, for consideration Of
$15O,OOO The property is in granite forma'
ton, about six miles south Of Anaconda.
Our informant stated that work would be
commenced Immediately developing the
| mine. The name of the organization is the
| Deerwood Consolidated Mining and Milling
| Company.
Mr.. S. E. Larabie showed us this week the
plans of twelve-room, two and half story
| residence, which with some interior changes,
| he contemplates erecting in the spring on
the site Of his present residence. 1t will be
one of the handsomest, If not the handsom'
est, house in Montana, although not as ex'
| pensive as some others-probably costing
| SIG 900 to $4,000, The design is the same
generally as one now id course of construc-
ton in Minneapolis, the first one Of that de-
sign built, and is the perfect picture of a
beautiful home. We shall be very glad if he
| shall speedily come to final conclusion to
build, as we had feared a place nearer the
sea had its attractions for Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
able, and we would greatly regret thei'
leaving Montana. We have lost too many
old friends as It is.
Charlie Aspling, candidate for Clerk and
Recorder, came into town Sunday, and
learning his competitor, Will Furay, was IL
| and confined to his room, called on him and
proffered his services to remain and take
care of him until recovery. Mr.. Furay i'm
mediately responded that nothing of tht
kind should be done, and that Mr.. Asplinl
should not be in town without proper courte
sy and attention being shown. So he there
upon got up. bundled himself in overcoa'
and wraps and accompanied Mr.. Aspline
down town, where they put in the remainder
Of the day, each Introducing the other to his
persoual friends as a worthy and excellent
gentleman whom it was his privilege tt
commend to their klndest consideration, ant
seeing who could first settle with the gentle
manly auditor of accounts behind the tim
Der for cigars, Apollinarfs water and such
etceteras as the circumstances required
Thus ragged the conflict between the twt
candidates, and it is safe to say they boti
made friends and neither lost votes b!
their courtesy. It was something unique II
the way of felectioneering.
FIRE IN HELENA.
IT, !. Estimated the Loss Will BE 100000