The new North-west., 1896-04-10

J. G. En glish Of Anaconda was visitor
in town the early part OF the week.
Tom McTAeue went ur to Anaconda
Saturday night and remained over sun
day.
Judge Orren Emerson Of Anaconda
was a Deer Lodge visitor Tuesday of this
week.
President Martin Of the College of
Montana returned from Chicago on We'd
nesday.
John Mathison is over in Jefferson
county figuring on another road building
contract.
Miss Clara Bien will commence six
months term Of school at Garrison next
Monday.
Mrs, w. II. Trippet, after few weeks
Of serious illness, is reported to be con
valescent.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wilkinson, who has been
visiting in California, returned a few
days ago.
Judge II. r. Whitehill came down from
Anaconda Monday for short stay in
Deer Lodge.
See the new time table in this issue
which goes into effect on the Montana
Union next Sunday. .... ~.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church is growing quite rapidly; new
scholars every Sunday.
Frank Hundley. the well-lnown agent
of the Northern Pacific at Garrison, Wis
tied Deer Lodge on Sunday.
Larson Bros. are loading car Of lum-
ber for shipment to Anaconda Their
mill is located on O'Neill creek.
Call in and take look at our new. neat
and nobby stock Of furniture.
M. B1EN & Son.
The Bonner planning mill has been run
ming for some days past and several
special orders have been filled.
Every purchaser of s35 worth of goods
at the Cash grocery will receive 3 handy
and useful flour bin and sitter free
Eddie Ward came down from Ana
conda Sunday on his wheel and visited
his parents. He made the trip in two
hours.
Rev. w. NJ. Jordon is announced to
preach at Race Track next Saturday
evening and also Sunday morning and
afternoon.
DO not forget the concert to be given
on Thursday evening, April 3d. for the
purpose of raising funds for the public
school library.
Frank Conley gave Mr.. Dellinger a
little experience in bbit-chasing with
his pack of greyhounds and famous hunt
ing cart on Tuesday.
A denial of the rumor which has been
circulating to the effect that he has ac-
cepted call at Great Falls, is authorized
by Rev. ]. G. Klene.
Mr. Charles Bielenberg is going to
Butte in few days where he will begin
active work on his copper properties
which lie in the city.
Mr. Phil. Harrington, who is interested
in the Emery mine, will make Deer
Lodge his home and will be joined by his
mother and sister soon.
The Aransas Pass (Texas) Herald Of
March 26 says that Jack Brazelton has
settled up his business in that city and
will soon return to Montana.
Alternating showers of rain and light
falls of snow have characterized the
week, but the air has been mild and the
skies clear much of the time.
At the school election which took place
here on Saturday A. d. Peck and Fl. B.
Davis were elected without opposition
receiving the whole number Of votes (33)
cast.
The ladies of the Christian church are
arranging programme of music, tab,
leaux, pantomimes and dialogues to be
rendered in Cottonwood hall on April II
1896, at o'clock p. NJ.
A. II. Hersey arrived in Deer Lodge
on Saturday last and will take editorial
charge of THE New NORTHWEST. Mrs
Hersey will probably join her husband
here some time in June.
Mrs. J. F. Butcher is expected to ar
rive in Deer Lodge today from Ellens
berg, Wash, for a visit with her daugh
ters, Mrs, j. H. Owings, Mrs. 0. j. Butler
and Mrs j. Ii. Williams.