The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-12-09
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 1898.

f. A. Berry, who has been conducting G
a restaurant at the City Hotel under a
lease from Mrs. Curn, left town last Fri
day, saying he was going to Butte. Since
that time nothing has been heard from
him. Mrs. Curn has taken charge of the
restaurant and will conduct it in future,
The ministers Of the town have lately
organized ministerial association, which
meets twice ever month. Rev. w. M.
Britt is president, and Rev. J. W. Millar
secretary. The last meeting was held at
st. James rectory, and President James
Reid presented paper on the subject of
Evolution.
For rheumatism have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
relieves the pain as soon as applied J..
w. Young. West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, so cents. Its con
tinued use will effect permanent cure.
For sale by j. II. Owings, Druggist. 21-5t
There has been considerable sickness
in Deer Lodge the past few days--bad
colds and what seems to be Il mild form
OF the grip. The weather has been cloudy
and damp, and somehow it takes right
hold of the Oldest and toughest of us. 1t
is not Montana winter weather-it be-
longs over in Oregon-and we want it re-
pealed.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week. but aside
from allowing bills, making settlements
with officers, etc, little business of
general interest has been transacted.
There were two applicants for the office
of game warden of Deer Lodge county,
but the board concluded to make no
appointment.
Tobias Schurtz is now running a daily
conveyance between Deer Lodge and
Garrison to connect with trains on the
Northern Pacific. This arrangement will
be an accommodation to the travelling
public, as it will avoid delay at Garrison
OF people coming from the east on that
road to Deer Lodge. The conveyance
leaves Deer Lodge about Q am. and re-
turns about 2 pm; fare, 81.
Ben Gordon, of whom mention was
made last week as "Ben Horn" the
gentleman who succeeded in getting Il
package containing 800 from the express
agent at Garrison by representing him
self to be the rightful owner of the same.
had an examination before Justice
Stackpole on Wednesday and was held
to answer to the district court in the sum
Of 1000.
A certificate of incorporation has been
filed in the Secretary of States office by
H. J. Akers, Wm. Ryan, Thos. McTague,
Pat Cahalin, Nicholas j. Biclcnberg.
Cllas. f. Mussiybrod and A. II. Mitchell,
of the Nevada Valley Mining company.
The objects of the corporation are to be
the buying, selling, exploring and locat-
ing of placer claims. The capital stock
is 100000, divided into $4,000 shares Of
50 share. Operations are to be carried
on in the Nevada valley, near Deer
Lodge.
a couple of prosecutions in Justice
Stackpole's court created some interest
this week. G. r. Monroe and Mrs.
Margaret f. Ellsworth, of !Ielmville, were
charged with living and cohabiting to-
gether in state Of adultery. In the case
OF Monroe there was a preliminary hear
ing and he was held to the district court
in $500 bail. The lady Indignantly pro-
tested her innocence and demanded a
trial by jury, and was by the jury ac-
quilted. AS the case of Monroe will come
up for trial in the district court, comment
on the evidence in advance would be
improper.
AT the regular meeting of the town
council last Monday evening, Alderman
Fisher presided in the absence Of Mayor
Brazelton. The resignation OF Street
Commissioner Lowe was accepted, and
the report of the Chief of the fire depart
ment was accepted and filed. A resolution
was passed instructing the street and
alley committee to have the electric
lights erected in accordance with Ordi=
nance No. CT, and that the costs of the
same be assessed against the Montana
Union r. r. Co.; and that if the said
railroad company fail to pay for the same,
together with the cost Of keeping said
arc lights lighted, that said cost shall be
certified by the Recorder to the Clerk and
Recorder of Deer Lodge county on or be-
fore Sept l. 1894, to be taxed and
collected as other costs.