The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-11-18

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last evening proved to be very interesting
and a success-a full house and the young
people all did their parts WELL In the
musical part of the program and recita
tions, the performers were encored in
every instance, and the audience showed
its appreciation by hearty and frequent
applause.
Joe Toomey, Of Bielcnberg & Toomey,
returned today from Chicago. He went
there with 10000 head of sheep to sell.
HeeSpected at least SO per head for them,
but only $3.50 was offered. He says the
daily receipts Of sheep at Chicago are 3d.
900, while the market only calls for 10,
900. The mutton market, he says, is no
good. Cattle, however, are advancing in
price.-Inter Mountain, Is.
A letter from the First National Bank
of Helena to the NEW NORTHWEST says:
"We lack the addresses of many of the
depositors of the First National Bank, to
whom we desire to send our plan of re-
sumption. Some Of them are residents
of your vicinity. Will you kindly an
nounce in your local columns that the
bank desires to get the addresses Of all
its creditors who have not received tie
proposed plan of resumption" Send ad-
dresses to First National Bank, Helena
A Great Falls dispatch of Nov. 10 says
John Hobbins, who is well known in this
town and county, and who shot woman
named Cora Brctherton, his recreant
nephew's sweetheart. at the Great Falls
and Canada depot last summer, has been
permitted by the county attorney to plead
guilty to Il charge Of assault with 4 dead
ly weapon with intent to do great bodily
harm, and pay fine Of $1,000, which has
been paid. Cora, his victim, died few
days after'the shooting.
A game Of football, between the Butte
and College teams, took place on the col
lege grounds in Deer I4od sc last Saturday.
Prof. Mcdonald, captain, and some others
OF the regular College team were absent,
but team OF. eleven was made up to 80
against the Buttes, who proved too much
for our boys. The score stood 30 to 6 in
favor of the Butte team. McKinnon of
the College team, and King Of the Butte
team, were both severely hurt during the
game. Another game will probably BE-
arranged.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Kelly came over
from Elliston Tuesday night, having in
charge Frank Jones, whom he arrested
in Elliston on that day. Jones is the
young man who 'borrowed' a buggy aud
harness from an Anaconda liveryman
with the understanding that he was to
return the same in an hour; but instead
Of doing SO. drove to Avon and sold horse,
buggy and harness to some hotel men in
that place, and then proceeded to Ellis
ton, where he was gathered in by Deputy
Kelly, who had received description
OF Jones by wire from Sheriff Nelson.
A "Circnlating Library entertainment
will be given by Mrs. W. w. Turney at
her residence in Deer Lodge this after
noon. This is the first entertainment of
the Kind to be introduced in this city, al
though said to be quite popular now in
the Eastern States. A large number of
lady friends have received invitations.
each Of whom is to represent the title OF
some book: that is, must be dressed or
have something on her person to indi-
cate the title Of the book she represents.
and the lady guessing, correctly, the
largest number Of books represented is
to receive valuable prize.
The rain and snow oflast Sunday put "a
dampener on the rabbit chase, though a
large number went out to witness the
sport The first match on the program
and the only one run, was decided no
race. We are informed that in this match
a young hound owned by party in Deer
Lodge broke loose and, although accord
ing to program she was not supposed to
be in the race, yet she demonstrated to the
other dogs that they We're not Gin it," as
she easily skipped to the front. A
number of rabbits and one coyote were
"jumped up" and the hounds showed
splendid speed and fine running, but
owing to bad weather the matches were
postponed.
In speaking Of the tiremen's entertain
ment in Anaconda last Tuesday evening,
in which Will Fisher, w B. Wiles and
George Kaiser appeared in the program,
the Standard says: "Nearly everyone and
his wife saw last nights performance at
French hall. The place was packed full
and there was more fun than a mule
could pack. There was a long list of
performers--brilliant in their particular
lines-and it wouldn't do to partic,larze.
Some Of the members were greeted with
applause that was simply deafening."
When it comes to provoking laughter,
George Elston and his companions are in
big lines at the very top of the scroll.
The financial part Of the entertainment
was also a Success" Deputy Sheriff
Stebbins and viii Coleman accompanied
the Deer Lodge performers and partook
OF the festivities of the evening.
W. A. Mcclure, a we'll known citizen
OF Mckay, Ohio, is Of the opinion that
troubled with colds or Group as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. He has used it in
his family for several years with the best
results and always keeps a bottle of it in
the house. After having Ia grippe he
was himself troubled with a severe cough.
He used other remedies without benefit
and then concluded to try the childrens
medicine and to his delight it soon cf-
fected permanent cure. 25 and 80 cent
bottles for sale by J. II. Owings, Drug
gist. 17-4t.
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will sure