The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-01-24

for at least so more guests. The post
office must move in any event, for the
very good reason that the present quar-
ters are too small and the landlord de-
sires the tenant to get out There is no
building available for postoffice purposes
in this city at present. It will be neces-
sary therefore to erect some place which
will be suitable for that purpose, and it is
more than likely that the four-story brick
building mentioned will be erected On
Commercial avenue between Oak and
Main.
There was an enthusiastic meeting Of
the business and professional men in the
new club rooms in the Montana Dressed
Meat comrany's building last Monday
evening. The meeting was called for the
purpose of considering the matter of in
augurating the business mems social club,
which has been under consideration for
some time. Monday evenings meeting
gave the assurance that the proposition is
CO. and the new club will shortly be one
OF the creditable institutions of the Cop
per City. Officers were elected, J. T.
Carroll being made president, W. M.
Thornton vice president, Col r. O'Leary
treasurer, and Tom O'Brien secretary.
The rooms which were fitted up in this
magnificent building for club purposes
VIII be furnished Immediately. At least
10 OF the prominent residents of Ana
conda have signiied their intention of
joining thenew organization and lending
it their active support. 1t is something
that Anaconda has long needed. The
right men are in charge of the matter to
make it a brilliant success. The formal
opening of the club will take place with
in few weeks, when it is expected that
train load of prominent people from
Butte will participate in the ceremonies.
Everything possible will be done to make
this popular rendezvous for the bust
ness men of the Copper City
At the regular bi-monthly meeting Of
the Irish National Alliance, held in the
Standard hall last Friday night, Captain
William Kelly of West Third street de-
livered one of the best, most eloquent
and most logical addresses upon the Irish
question that has been heard in this city
IL hielHy q loilS udJ. nE uA1l was UllGU
with an appreciative audience. Captain
Kelly took for his subject the services of
the Irish race in the cause of American
freedom. In eloquent words he por-
trayed the 10000 brave services rendered
by the Irish people in behalf of Amer
can independence and in defense of the
American Union. The Alliance in this
city is meeting with gratifying success.
The membership roll is constantly in
creasing and the utmost enthusiasm and
harmony prevails in the organization.
The new movement is regarded with
| favor in these parts and its advocates are
pushing it along,
nj. Donahue, popular and excellent
| young gentleman, who for a number of
| years has been in business in Helena, has
| left that deserted village and located in
Anaconda. He is first class plumber
and gas and steam filter. Mr.. Donahue
and T. D. Malone have formed partner
ship under the name of Donahue 81 Ma
lone, and they have opened a shop at No
| 1S Oak street. Mr.. Malone has already a
good reputation in this city as plumber
and filter. He has done some splendid
work here and has the confidence of the
community. This new firm will un-
questionably receive its full measure of
the public's patronage.