The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-12-02

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the services. There was good attend
ance. People generally tried to look
happy, notwithstanding the dark days
through which they ale passing.
The Thanksgiving ball given by the
Deer Lodge fire department Thursday
night proved thorough success in every
particularan and the enjoyment Of the large
number present was evidenced by the
fact that good majority of the dancers
remained until the "Home Sweet Home,'
number Excellent music was furnished
by Nigro Bros. orchestra, of Butte.
Messrs. Phil Miller Will and John
Fisher propose to utilize the old skating
pavilion for an "ice palace" this winter.
They have the building in readiness to
receive the water as soon as the weather
gets cold enough to freeze it, when they
will open their rink to the public. A
small admission fee will be charged, or
season tickets may be sold.
A hunting party COMPOSED of Messrs.
James Kantner, viii Blackwell, james
Rich and Jacob Stephens returned Fri
day from two weeks hunt in the Big
Blackfoot country. AS the result of their
hunt, they brought back seven deer and
some small game. The New NORTH
WEST is indebted to Win Blackwell. of
the party, for a fine piece of juicy venison.
No section of the great Northwest has
a fairer prospect in the mining line Than
Deer Lodge county. Its mines are phen-
omenally rich and its placers are attract
ing the attention of capitalists every
where. Such mines rs the Empire are
the making of any mining country, and
Deer Lodge is to be congratulated not
only OH its mineral wealth but the enter
prising class of men who have it's min
ing interests in charge.-Mining Area.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a public Thanksgiving dinner for
the low price of 25 cents per meal, and
over two hundred Deer Lodge people
ate turkey, etc, with them. The pro
ceeds Of the dinner will net the ladies
fully fifty dollars, which is pretty good,
considering the hard times. Miss Bette
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the affair, as well us all the other lcdies
connected Herewith, are we'll pleased
! With the result.
| Henry G. Brakeman and Miss Mary
Blackwell, Of Deer Lodge, were married
in Helena, Wednesday evening, Rev. j..
f. Squires officiating. Mr. Brakeman re
Gently purchased some land adjoining
Geo. w. Dana's rauch on Blackeoot river,
and the bride recently closed a term Of
| school in that neighborhood, and it is
| presumed they will make their future
home there. Both are we'll known in
Deer Lodge, and their many friends wish
them happiness and prosperity.
In the bigamy case of the State VS.. c.
| G. Thurston, which was given to the jury
| Monday afternoon, verdict OF not gu
/ was returned after about three hours oe-
iberation. Judge Woody sat in the case
| Judge Brantly declining to hear it, bav-
ing at one time been retained by t,ie
defendant. The prosecution failed tc
prove the existence of Mrs Tnurston No
/. The prevailing points in the case were
vigorously contested by the attorneys
Geo. Haldorn for the defense and W. Z
Rodgers for the State.
AT the gathering of the Episcopal
clergy Of the West Side in Deer Lodge
last week, there were present: Revs
Blackiston of Butte, Hooker Of Dillon
Harris of Anaconda, and the rector O.
St. James church of this city. Service;
were held at and $50 a. m. and 12:,(
and p. m. No formal organization was
effected, but it was settled that similar
meetings should be held at least twice
year, apart from the regular convoca
tions. The next one is appointed to bt
held in Anaconda during the week fol
lowing Low Sunday april 1, 1894.
The ladies Of St. James Guild of tn
Episcopal church, in pursuance of thei
design as announced some months age
intend holding fancy fair or bazaar il
preparation for the holidays. They hav'
settled upon the date Of Tuesday, Dec. 1:
as the time of holding it. A variety G
useful and ornamental articles, well suite
for Christmas gifts, will be offered fc
sale. Refreshments will also be provided
A meeting Of all the workers, of all VIII
are willing to assist in the work, is az
pointed to be held at the residence {
Mrs. VIM. Coleman on Monday afternoo
next, Dec. 4, at 2 o'clock.
Any one who has children will rejoic
with l.. B. Mulford, of Plainfield, N.
His little boy, five years of age, was sic
with Group. For two days and nights h
tried various remedies suggesred b
friends and neighbors. He says:
thought sure would lose him. l ha
seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy al
vertised and thought would try it as
last hope and am happy to say that aft1
two doses he slept until morning. I ga,
it to him next day and cure was effecte
keep this remedy in the house now ar
as soon as any of my children show sig1
j Of Group | give it to them and that is tt
last oft" 25 and 80 cent bottles for sa
q byJ. H. Owngs, Druggist.
= There have been large number
:. visitors in town this week from o.
:. neighboring towns. The legal frate
: nifty has been largely represented, viii
others have come on court business,
:. pay taxes, etc. Among those who ha'
been here: Anaconda-Judge Fitzpt
: rick, Judge Fitzgerald, Attorneys J.
= English and G. B. Winston, Thos. Ehr'
= = George Tighe, Lon Morrow, L. f. Supl
: nant and Jesse Miller. Butte--Attorne
: Geo. Haldorn and ]. F. Forbis, D.
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