The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-10-07

TOWN AND COUNTY,.
LosT.-Plain gold ring, engraved on in
side, "Aug. 80 1890" Finder please
leave at this office. 13-1t
]. S. Peterson has moved his boot and |
shoe shop to the corner recently vacated |
by Thomas Aspling.
Prof. Clark Brlden lectllred to good t
audiences in the court house Tuesday |
and Wednesday evenings Of this week.
Granite correspondence of Philipsburg
Call: "Isn't it cold? Two feet Of snow;
the mines shut down, and no money in
the treasury
E. L. Bonner Company are the leaders
of low prices and headquarters for the
best goods Carefully read their regular
advertisement 13-tf
Father DeRyckere will celebrate mass
at st. Michaels church, Flint creek valley,
at the mouth of Douglas creek, at 1920
d. nj. tomorrow.
Mrs G. T. Ireland, of Missoula, de
livcrrd a lecture at the Christian church
last evening on the subject of, ''Woman's
Work for Christ
The tax rolls are now in the hands of
Treasurer Emerson and 'cards OF invita-
tom are being sent out to his numerous
friends throug ughout the county.
Halls Hair Renewer is pronounced the
best preparation made for thickening the
growth of the hair, and restoring that
which is gray to its original color.
c. p. Chapman. of Vim Coleman's es-
tablishment. ras moved into the house
between the residence Of w. w. Turney
and the New NORTHWEST Office.
Thomas Kent, who came to Montana in
1858, and one Of the oldest residents Of
Deer Lodge county, died at st. Joseph's
hospital last Tuesday morning.
Snow is coming on pretty early this
fall 1t is said the ranchers living close
to the mountains on the east range, only
a few miles from town, are using sleds.
The records today show that Conley &
McTagne have purchased the Rouleau
ranch, adjoining their large ranch Oh the
west, paying therefor the sum Of ST 100
| Our old townsman, John O'Neiil, who
'got in' on the Cherokee strip stampede
| and secured q lot in one OF the booming
towns, has sold his interest there and is
now in Chicago.
| Mrs. Z. ]. Erwin invites the ladies to
call and see her new stock Of fall milli-
merry. New hats, all Of the latest styles.
are received every week. Beautiful goods
at reasonable prices. 3tf
For RENT. Furnished house, suitable
for small family; electric light and water
service; centrally located, Favorable
terms to good tenant. Inquire Of james
II. Mills, Deer Lodge. loft
An arrangement has heen made where
by tile Granite County Teachers Institute
will be held jointly with that OF Deer
Lodge county. in this city, on the tilst
/ three days OF November.
Marshal Warren Evans, Of Philips
burg, has resigned, and the Call says:
"Ths makes the town council totally re
sponsible for the safety of property and
life within the corporate limits" ;"
The Adelaide Moore company gave an
entertainment at Cottonwood hall last
Wednesday evening. There was d small
house and the general verdict seems to
be that it was a mighty poor show.
It will always pay you we'll to patronize
firm that gives you tirst-class goods at
the lowest possible prices. You will get
all this and couteous treatment at L. J..
Bonner Company's, Deer Lodge. 13-tf
AS am unable to sell out my business
to Il cash buyer, I shall continue to keep
a full line of millinery, fancy goods, fresh
confectionery, etc, at reasonable rates.
13-tf MRs. NJ. f, SHERMAN.
Geo. w. Dana was up from his ranch
Thursday last He says the prolonged
wet weather is keeping the ranchmen
back with their grain and threshlng,
much grain being still standing in the
field.
Charles Allard's herd Of buffalo, Of
which we published an account last
week, en- route to Butte, passed through
West Deer Lodge last Sunday afternoon.
There were about thirty in the herd and
they were being taken to Butte for exhi-
bition.
Rev, A. b. McFarlane will preach in
the Christian church tomorrow at 1.3C
a. IN. and p. IN. Morning subject,
"Christianity No Without Cost" Even.
ing subject, "a Prophetic Survey illus
trated by chart.
Attorney Scharnikow received a letter
Monday from r. &. Humber, who has
been stopping over in the Grand Repub
+ lie mining district for some weeks past
stating that snow had fallen there to the
depth Of nearly two feet.
The E. L. Bonner company received
two carloads of flour this week, one
I, from the Bozeman mills and the othe
from the Bonner mills. Both mills pro
dnce excellent grades of Hour, and Mon
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