The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-17

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the City Drug Store. Soft.
Gallatin and Bitter Root valley seed
wheat for sale. Quality guaranteed +.
l.. Bonner Company. 36-tf.
See VIM. Coleman's new adj in this
issue. lie is 'still cutting on watches,
clocks, jpwelry, etc.
Deputy Sheriff Dwyer. of Great Falls,
has made two trips to Deer Lodge within
the past week with Cascade county
prisoners.
DR.. j. W. Essiy, Dentist, has returned |
from Helena and can be found hereafter /
at lis Office in the Coleman Lansing |
block. 2StE.
Deer Lodge will be represented at the |
great silver convention to be held at Des |
Moinrs, Iowa, by DR.. A. II. Mitchell and /
Tom McTayue.
To the ladies of Deer Lodge aud vicin-
iv: ! ann NOW receiving new spring |
millinery good, evcry week. and Shall be
pleased to have yuN call and eN,llnine
them. MES. j. +. LEWIS.
A Great Falls correspondent Of the
Standard of Wednesday morning says
.'the whereabouts Of David lIeaton is
asked by his father, now dangerously i'll
at Fairfield. Iowa"
Wiley Mountjoy, who went east from
Deer Lodge several months ago with a
carload Of horses, writes us from Aida,
Ncb., that he expects to remain in that
State for some time.
The people Of Deer Lodge should make
a strong effort this spring to get Il good
wagon road into the Royal district. There
should also be good road made from
Avon to Deer Lodge.
Rev. A. Johnston will preach at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
at / O'clock on the subject OF the mode
of BAPTISM The next Sunday he will
preach on infant baptism
The services for the next week lloly
weekl in St. James church are appointed
as follows: Morning service daily except
Monday at 1890; Evening service We'd
nesslay and Friday ut T.3o.
Owing to the rcctor's absence to fill his
regular appointment in Granite and Phil
ipsburg, there will be no services in st.
James church tomorrow, except the
Sunday school at 1870 Il. IN.
Bishop L. r. Brewer was in Deer Lodge
Monday and Tuesday of this week on his
annual visit. He preached to Il good
audience on Tuesday evening, at which
meeting two persons were confirmed.
Wanted BY colored man, just from
Indiana, job on a ranch; sober, steady
and Industrious: has always worked on Il
| farm and is IL first class hand with stock.
Address: GEORGE EHvISE,
35 2t Care NEW NORTHWEST.
All the elements which nature requires,
to make the hair beautiful and abundant,
are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor. This
preparation keeps the scalp free from
dandrutf, prevents the hair from becom-
ing dry and harsh: and makes it flexible
and glossy.
"March to search" is the old adagc. 1t
searches out any weakness Of the system.
resulting from impure blood. Those
whous Ayers Sarsaparilla find March
no more searching Or even disagreeablc
than any other month. This medicine is
wonderful invigorator.
The "Little Kings Daughters gave a
pleasant entertainment in the nature @1
"Chocolatc Social at Kleinschmidt
hall last Friday evening, and they were
busy as little bees until near II o'clock
serving their guests and patrons with
chocolate, ice cream and cake. The re-
ceipts of the evening We're over $40
which will be applied to charitable pur
poses.
Charles Kadell, of the Royal Gold dis
trict, was in town Monday and went up tt
Butte Tuesday He says the Royal country
is moving right along. Mr. Kadell has ,
nnp-third interest in the Bloomington
which was recently bonded to Butte min
ing men for 100000. Since January
the Butte men have been pushing worl
{ op the Bloomington and the property i
looking we'll.
Rev James Reid delivered very in
teresting discourse at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening, his subjec
being the work Of the Presbyterian
Board of Aid for Colleges and Academies
! with special reference to the College q
| Montana. There was good attendanc
and at the conclusion of the services
+ collection was taken up, which met wit
liberal response from the audience.
1 .sOld Brstow," one of the best know
| horses in this section of the countr.
' died last Saturday in Deer Lodge. Fl
3 was sired by Montana Chief, dam Eff
2 by Country Gentleman, and had a recor
8 of2.41 Joseph Lodge and Samual Bea.
mont purchased him about seventee
{ years ago of J. S. Pemberton, and til
: demise Of good, honest, old Bristow
n not only deplored by his owners, but t
large number Of old time friends an
admirers in this section.
4 4 "A severe rheumatic pain in the le
g shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. H. Loper
Z well known druggist Of Des Moine
L Iowa, for over six months. At times tt
Z. pain was so severe that he could not Il
I. anything. With all he could do he cou
1 1e not get rid Of it until he applied Char
g: berlain's Pain Balm. ''I only made thr
II II applications of it." he says. .And ha
=. since been free from all pain" He nc
.,a aa nmmends If 10 nersOns similarly aff1