The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-31
LOCAL BREvIr1Es.

LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
train harvest ID now booming in tho val
Patrons Of W. ". Higgins can order good.
y telephone and have them delivered
'p''y' .m.- $50 q
Inc College Of Montana begins its sixth
snnaal term next Thursday, Sept. 6, with
most encouraging prospects,.
For sALE.-About 1000 feet. 2.inch
Wrought iron pipe. Will be sold low. In.
4u'1e " snis once. - 998 tt
me weather continues hot and clear. the
only flaw for a month being a thunder storm
sunday evening. 1t is we'll no forest fires
have broken out.
Henry Harris has rented the building for.
merly occupied by Bielenberg & Co.. is over.
hauling 1t thoroughly, and will remove his
saloon there when it is completed.
The Public Schools OF Deer Lodge begin
tne'r annual term Monday, Sept. 10, with
Professor Meyers As Principal and the same
corps OF teachers that taught last year.
The Democratic prim aries viii be held
throughout this county from 2 to z p. m. to.
morrow, and the Republican primaries the
Saturday following at from 4 to 8 p. m.
Under Sheriff Hatton has been making a
thorough search for johnson, the Anaconda
murderer, but has not yet captured him. He
had q good start, with mountain fastnesses
all around him.
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
Siskiyou mountains-the finest favored ap.
PIE grown. 500 tt
The spirit Of demolition is abroad this
week, the old buildings On the school house
block being removed, and also the old M. E.
Church South. The premises are greatly i'm.
proved in appearance.
D. NJ. Durfee, Esq, of Philipsburg, the
present County Attorney, %nounc in this
issue he will be q candidate for re-nomina-
ton on the Democratic ticket, subject to the
action Of the County Convention.
Those wishing good work in Photography
will please call and examine s~amples-vfews
Of residences, live stock. machinery, etc,
which I am prepared to take on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Fl. NJ. RICE,
$50 tt Photographer.
A fine horse, the property ct Sheriff Cole
man, being broke to drive single, was fright.
n by a dog just after being embarrassed
last Friday evening, started to run, slipped,
fell and broke his fore leg. He had to be
shot.
Having taken charge Of the Deer Lodge
Drug Co. as manager I will be pleased to
have the patronage Of all my old friends,
and assure them of prompt attention and my
best efforts to deserve their continued favors.
996 1t WIN. F. STANLEY.
A slight change took place in the Montana
Union timetable last Sunday. It will be
our corrected in this issue. It is probable
. more radical change will be made next
Sunday to conform to those being made on
the Union Pacific.
Scott & Welton having cut some 800, 600
feet of lumber this season, on Modesty crack,
with their steam saw mill, nave shut it down
for the season, and next week will begin
threshing in the valley. Mr.. Richardson
will pull the throttle on the engine, as usual.
oluUkuk xWlU0, GlIuEE NAtSuAlld VI 0lSAI, III
quantities to suit, at 16 and TIC per ID. Barb
and Baling Wire at lower prices than any
where else in Montana. One car load Of
Dederick celebrated Hay Presses. Send US
your orders for anything in our line.
$685. BENNETT Bros.
The "old man. Of the NEW NORTH VEST
expects to be away by next issue-the thou
sandth issue of the NEW NORTH WEST. He
has been with it pretty continuously for 500
weeks, and believing in the luck Of odd
numbers, will take . lay.oF for three weeks.
The Happy Hour Dental Co. gave an enjoy
able free concert at Cottonwood Hall Mon
day evening, and have since been doing
business at the McBurney House. There are
four persons In the c~ompany-two ladies and
two gentlemen, and their prices are very rea-
scnable. -:
A. Kleinschmidt & Co.. have put q new
front, uniform with the new building, on the
corner store, and the east side of Main street
is looking decidedly citited, with its plate
glass fronts, broad walks and towering build
ings. We commend the enterprise Of the
builders of these fine structures.
That old landmark Of Deer Lodge-the NJ.
| E. Church South-a residence, hospital, hall,
| and church, by turns, was sold this week to
/ Will. ". Reed, who is tearing it down and
| will remove it to his ranch. he has con-
| tracted to have the foundation walls Of the
new church laid On the site by Sept. Is.
Mr.. John Gerber has purchased Of Mr..
| John O'Neill a one-half interest In the
| famous Garrison Hotel, and will soon be one
| of the landlords there, Mr.. Smith remaining
to represent Mr.. O'Neill's half interest. No
| old-timer will ever miss an opportunity now
to stop off at Garrison and see "Johnny
| Gerber"
Supt. Ed. Mills, who was down Tuesday,
| says the Champion has two feet OF ore In the
| shaft, sample blocks Of which look high
| grade. There was some defect in the pump
| within the past week, delaying work, but a
! new one has been put in and sinking re-
sumed. The Champion is developing very
favorably, indeed.
Once a year the "old clo's' are resurrected
| and 20 to Paradise-fisherman's Paradise. .
| Within the past two weeks men who wear
patent feathers, Dunlap hats and French
| diaeonals fifty weeks in the year, have been
seen by the dozen striking out for the noun
tains and valleys in raiment they brought
.sthe plains across" or that got bleached out
| in the rainy season Of '68. 1t is a tradition OF
camp life that good clothes draw the smoke.
On Tuesday evening Of this week Mrs.
John II. Williams spread . lunch upon the
lawn for a few of her many lady friends.
| Those present were Mrs. G. N. Hoss, Mrs.
Addison Smith, Mrs. L.. Irvine, Mrs. Corn
forth, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. r. G. Hum
Der, Mrs. J. H. Owines, Mrs. R. E. Dunlap,
Mrs. DR.. Bowie, Mrs. o. B. O'Bannon, Mrs.
Conn, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. H. r. Whitehill, Mrs.
T. W. Catlin, Mrs. W. H. Trippet, Mrs. 8.
G. Ward, and the Misses Matte and Mamie
Humber and Bette Williams. Yesterday
evening Mrs. Williams gave q lawn party
and lunch to the younger folks. there being
twenty couples present. .". @"m m~
B~ielenberg s. Co. moved their Meat Mar
ket into the fine new brick building on the
east side of main street, and now have a
splendid market. Tie market room is large,
With a Stevens s. Co. Patent Refrigerator
room at the rear, where all meats are kept in