The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-10-07
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER = 1898.

NTr. and Mrs. G. Hughes, lately Of Butte,
have purchased Of Hansen u Carr their
studio at this place and will conduct the
photograph business in the future. MIR.
and Mrs Hughes are we'll recommended
by photographers of Montana. Next
! Wednesday will be "Baby Day at their
studio.
The Champion delinquent list. which
appears in this issue, is much shorter
than usual. the stockholders generally
having paid the assessment promptly
The company's affairs are in good shape
and when siver again rises to the surface
the Champion will be in good position to
resume operations.
Geo. S. Miller and Joseph Muir left on
Thursday for Chinook, Mont, where IL
train of ten or eleven cars Of N. j. Biel-
enberg's mutton sheep will be loaded and
taken to the Chicago market. Double
deck cars will be used and about 300 head
will be loaded to each car. Mr.. Miller
will be absent two or three weeks.
Wednesday, October II, will be baby
day 1.-The Deer Lodge Photograph Studio.
This is new departure for Deer Lodge.
On this day parents may bring their
babies, have their pictures taken and
ONE CABINET PICTURE of the little one
will be given FREE, with the privilege
Of having Il dozen more finished at Il
reduced rate. l3-lt
The Montana Union made a change in
it's time table last Sunday. The north
bound passenger now arrives at .33
am. south bound 1915 PIN. Mixed
train going north arrives at G.40 pm;
going south, at S.55 pm. The $40 pm.
mixed train makes connection at Gslrri
son with the Northern Pacific through
train for Chicago.
y. Frank Mason gave Il pleasant party at
his old home west Of Deer Lodge last
Saturday night. Quite Il number of peo-
pie attended from town and they were
royalty entertained. The guests INDUCED
IN dancing and refreshments were served
5 during the evening. Mr., Mason left
Thursday, AL his tour of the East and
a visit to his relatives in Cuba and Spain
An exchange says: "Newspaper editing
is Il very funny business. II you give a
man u puff, he never secs it; but let ono
. line against him appear, and he sees il
before the paper Is off the press; and
while he would not have time to stop or
} the street and say "'rhank YOU" lie has
: time to run all over town to denounct
= the editor who seeks to print all tho
) news"
A. @. Taylor, of Deer Lodge, and liar
, vey Matan Of I'hilipsburg, will invoice
: G, W. I5ranGlnns stock OF drugs for tho
. sheriff S Office under an attachnnen
served over the ssgnmelt of Mr., Bran
don in favor of his preferred creditors
Deputy Sheriff Stebbins is in charge 0
e the store at present and will serve in tina
+ capacity until Sheriff Nelson arrives from
: Chicagu.--Standard, 3
Nelson Bennett, of the Royal Cole
company, came over this week with t}lt
: second shipment of gold from the Royal
t. which amounted to about $4,000, indie
/ pendent Of concentrates. Regular weekly
It shipments will be made hereafter, and il
is predicted the monthly output Of th'
mine will be fully $2O,0OO. The company
: has enough ore in sight to keep the mil
!: running steadily until next May,
d j. B. McMaster, Peter Walton ant
Levi Davis, who were appointed by Judg
Brantly to view the points where th
II new railroad into Anaconda crosses til
I ii +r A
] conda last Monday to perform the dut
0 assigned them. They remained in tha
city until Wednesday, when they return
ed nome. A report in writing to Juag
e Brantly will be made in a few days.
Il At the special meeting Of the board c
s. county commissioners this week, Count
Auditor Hoss stated to the board tha
upon the advice of the county attorney
IS he could not approve any OF the small
p pOX bills. The board decided to let TIL
h bills go over for action by the new boart
). which meets on November 4. The ne
commissioners are: John Fitzpatrick, {
Nevada creek; N. p. Evans, OF Dee
y Lodge and one to be appointed by judy
u BrintlY.
2. Daniel Titus, who was serving Il lii
e sentence in the Deer Lodge penitentiar,
but who was pardoned by the governt
after servinga IL little over eleven year
" walked forth a free man on Wednesda
~ morning last MIR. Titus is about 62 yea
~ OF age and has been the boss carpent,
y. at that institution for some time. Wee
~ nesday noon he went to the depot accon
u panied by Lew Coleman, ,Jr., bookkeepe
at the peniten1iary, where a ticket
in Fairhavcn, Wash, was purchased Fl
3O Mr.. Titus and he took the west -boun
Il train for his destination.
: THE ROYAL DISTRICT.
What the Viewers Say of the Propose
Road to the New Gold Camp.
ef The report of the viewers on the pr
us posed road from Deer Lodge to tn
" Royal mining district was received /
81 the county board this week, but no actit
ne was taken upon it. The viewers NAL
some very good suggestions in regard
oa the road particularly that i'll which,
49, - the road is blliit ut all, it should be o
- the north instead OF the south side of tt
- lake. But as regards their estimate
- the cost OF building the road, we thir
they place the figures altogether too hie