The new North-west., 1890-09-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

district court involving five inches OF water.
We call attention to the new time table of
the Northern Pacific and Montana Union
railroads.
Friday and Saturday A. Kleinschmidt s.
Co. will sell all their 5000, $3.50 and $500
Pants for 50 80. 0i1t
Mr.. VIM. Facer has leased his hotel at
Champion and gone into the grocery busi-
ness in Butte City.
See Peter Lansing's special ad. in this
issue, and what great Inducements he offers
for the next thirty days.
Tho first through trains of the Northern
Pacific Railway, via the Montana Union
route, passed through Deer Lodge last NJ on
day.
For RENT.--A dwelling house with five
rooms, supplied with water, in desirable
location. Apply at NEW NORTH WEST
Office. O3 Ct
The transfer of the Deer Lodge postoffice
from Mr.. George w. Carlton to the new ap.
pointee, Mr.. Lew Coleman, took place last
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Reed of Champion, died last
Saturday evening. She was buried from the
Presbyterian church NJ onlay afternoon, Rev.
Adam Johnston preaching the funeral ser
mon a.. %.&.@a@I |.4"a
Never since gold was discovered in Mon
tana have Carriages, Buggies, Carts and
Harness been sold at as low figures as they
are now being offered by George Cockrel.
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Desert land patents for persons living in
Deer Lodge county were received at the
Helena land Office the first of the week, as
follows: 784, James H. Taylor; sos, Alois C.
Brand; S25, Wm. IIaltenhoit.
The public schools of Deer Lodge opened
on Monday with the following enrolment:
Principals room, 81; grammar department,
36; intermediate, 40; second primary, 3o and
first primary, 81; total, 1888. ,-
Rev O. j. Gist having arrived, there will
hereafter, on each Sunday, be regular preach.
ing services in the Christian church at II 80
o'clock in tho morning and at 7,ao in the
evening, Sunday school at the usual hour.
Mr.. Lon r. Hoss, of Spokane Falls, Wash
and Miss Georgia Kelley, of Deer Lodge,
were married on the west bound Northern
Pacific train at Hope, Idaho, last Friday
lay they live long and prosper is the prayer
of the NEW NORTH. WEST.
The owner of the brindle shepherd dog
that has taken up at the NEW NORTH W EST
domicile, would not only get his canine, bu,
confer favor, by calling at this institution
| He is country dog, and VIC fear his morals
| will be corrupted in Deer Lodge
| Considerable interest is being manifested
| in the trotting race billed for next Sunday al
o'clock, at the race track. Tom Hurst
enters Topsle by Ranchero, VIM. Beaumont
| handles the gelding Brownie" by Bristow
James Curn drives the bay mare ''White
| Stockings" and Otto Stroh contests with his
| PAGER. The first three horses belong to the
| Lodge 4 Beaumont stables.
| Roy Wilkes, the horse which made such
remarkable time at Independence, Iowa
| Saturday, is a relative of Bay Bird, the three
| Both are grandsons of the famous Georgs
Wilkes. Bay Bird is by Jay Bird, and he By
George Wilkes, and Roy Wilkes is by Adrian
Wilkes, and he by George Wilkes. There is
more OF the Wilkes blood IN Bay Bird, be
cause he is out of Kate Wilkes by George
| Wilkes.
| Mr. John Anderson, of Missoula, was il
the city last Sunday. He came over to SET
! his old friend Mr., E, S Stackpoe, but failed
/ in his mission, as Mr.. Stackpole had gont
fishing on Saturday ana was resting unde
| the bushes on Sunday. Mr.. Anderson and
Mr., Stackpoe formerly lived together il
Red Mountain City, in Highland Gulch
Deer Lodge county, in 1867 ard 1868 engaged
in mining and merchandising. Mr. Ander
son has recently been appointed register o
| the Missoula land office
The September term of the district cour
opened last Monday. The grand Jury wa
impanneled which has since been investi
| eating the numerous cases where defendant
have been held to await its action. The,
| will probably conclude their duties by til
| end of the week. Next week the tria! OF tn
criminal cases will begin. Perhaps tn
whole of September will be taken up witt
the trial Of criminal causes. The trial O
civil causes will begin about the first of mex
| month.
DR.. c. +. Mussigbrod, the venerable sag
of Warm Springs, arrived in Helena yestel
day, accompanied by his son, HERNIA
/ Mussigbrod, whom the Doctor has not see
In twenty years, though he has made tw
visits to America, but never before came a
far as the "Wild and Woolyn West. He i
an engi neer by profession, and at the ex pira
ton Of his contract contemplates locatn
permanently in Montana. DR.. Mussigbro
will take his son through the National Par
after he transacts some business matters wit
the State officials They are making til
Cosmopolitan their headquarters -Ldepel
dent, Sept. Sd.
The Forest City Mining and Milling Com
pany on last Thursday evening elected i,
officers, as follows: President, John Nc
Mahan; Vice President P. r. Doherty; Set
retary, L. S. Stackpole; Treasurer, E.
Pope, of Cleveland, Ohio; and E. r. Nc
Kinstry, Superintendent. The company i
now waiting for its books and stock outf
which have been ordered. The company
pushing its affairs and expects to get to wor
| in the development of its property by th
first of next month. The two propertie
owned by tho company are the Hope an
Charity. While the company as an organ
zation has no mine called Faith, the stocl
holders Individually have faith, 30 the con
pany virtually starts out with an abundanc
of Faith, Hope and Charity.