The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-27
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1888.
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
regular January tbav" prevails.

o~01A0 0AA6 ! 4G0s
A regular January thaw" prevails.
See Tom Commit for Hot Scotch. 957tf
Harper, the small pox patient in Butte, is
reported dangerously i'll. ".@ w.
The Dennis Manton appeal did not reach
the Supreme Court this term.
There were s. lode locations and 81 deeds
filed in the Recorders Office this week.
Mrs. ". R. Carey has sold her entire
millinery stock to Mrs. H. dmundson.
One hundred pounds fresh. strong made
h%oarhound candy, at Charlie Kenyon's. $40 tt
Delightful sleighing this week while the
snow lasted, and Sunday was s'the best day
Of ALL"
A "balmy chinook, !" that grew ardent on
Wednesday, has almost denuded the valley
and hills of SHOW.
Subscriptions and renewals for all The
Eldred's News Depot. 962 tt
The nnual meeting of the Cottonwood
Mining Co. for tho election of trustees will
be held at the company's Office tomorrow
evening.
Signs of S~pring-the florists catalogues,
and the big flies that have wintered over in
some secluded spot coming out to rejoice in
the sunshine.
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 If
Rogers & Co. have some 20 or GO men EN-.
ployed at che Tin Cup Joe wood camps, and
40 choppers are getting wood out rapidly for
the spring run.
John Devlin, while building a shed at
VIM. Zosers place Saturday, slipped On a
board, fell and broke his shoulder. He is
now in the Hospital doing well.
MI. e. S. Paxon is progressing we'll with
the scenery at Cottonwood Hall. Plastering
is now in progress, and it will then be hand
somely papered and ready for use.
A chap named Ketchum, who has been in
Jail here for larceny at Garrison, was rear
rested by Marshal Jolly on his release here
and taken to Butte, where he stood accused
of stealing Mile Aimee's diamonds.
The attention of the ladies is called to the
notice Of Mrs. E. c. Lame, that she has 10.
Gated her dress making and millinery estab-
lishment at Mrs. Dakin's former rooms. She
will be pleased to rave a share of their pat.
ronage.
During the past week three children in the
family of Mr.. Ike Sheldon, both at Garrison,
have been i'll Of diphtheria. DR.. J. A. Nee,
who was in attendance, informs US all are
convalescing.
Mr.. Peter Peters, proprietor of the Warm
Springs Tobacco Factory, was in town this
week. He thinks of locating here, where he
will have shipping facilities. He make a
splendid cigar, aud would doubtless do a
good trade here.
Deer Lodge has in an ample supply of ice.
Besides the supply from freezing ponds q
great quantity was cut on the river for large
consumers. Mr.. Hammerson, one of the
cutters, took a couple Of baths during the
progress of cutting, but without any serious
results.
Mr. s. Hamilton, who has had a photo
graphic establishment in Bozeman for sew
eral years, has rented the Walton Brewery
building and will establish a gallery here, on
or before March LIST. He is said to be a good
photographer, and is also a crack shot of
the Bozeman gun club. mw@"" m M"
1t will be to the interest of every intelli.
gent buyer to make purchases from our stock
now. We have marked goods down regard
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 A. KLEISseHMIDT & Co,
963 If (Limited).
Messrs. Phil. e. Evans, Will Bennett, II.
G. Ward, J.. W. Estill and 5 E. Larabie last
Saturday evening each sent a sleigh and
team and gave "thc college girls, some 20
or more in number, and their worthy matron
and teachers a delightful sleigh ride. They
made the town merry with music and laugh
ter as they fitted to and fro through the
streets, and were SO happy over it they say a
grateful "thank you" in to.day's paper.
The Miner says we evidently think its
sStar of Bethlehem is a josh, Certainly; it
was the joke of the season. The very beau-
tiful star is now at its best, but, although
many naughty things ave been done in her
/ name it is hardly fair to keep a whole Terri.
tory full of religious people getting up at ) a.
m. to see Venus masquerading in a character
that hardly becomes her, and that she has
still sufficient modesty to attempt only in
hours when real nice people should be in
bed, and bad morning newspaper men put
her up to it. 1t was well done, however,
and "took'' beautifully. 1t is quite a "scoop"
to play in a joke nearly as large as the earth
on a Territory.