The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-01-29

| l)r. Feter Nj Mu5sl gbrnd OF warm Springs
was visitor in town on Wednesday.
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Lee Davenport, in Butte
For fine shoemaking go to j. S. Peter
son, opposite E. l.. Bonner's st )re. 4Ott
Jerry Ryan of Dempsey dropped in on
THE NEW NORTHWEST force last Satur
day.
Hool's Pills act harmoniously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills
25 cents.
Fine canned pie fruits, jellies and jams
of the very best brands can be had at w.
! w. Higgins. 2W
Miss L. L. Thomson has been visiting
Mrs. Fitzgerald and other friends in An
aconda this week.
Mrs. Joseph Spence of Anaconda has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs |. S.
Eldred, this week.
Mrs. 0. j. Butler and children left yes
terday for Ellensburg, Wash, for visit
VAIN Az o. 11ullCI JdlSulS.
O. j. Butler has resigned his position
as express agent at this place and will be
succeeded by J. C. Shaubut.
The freshest and best jams and pre-
serves, as we'll as all kinds of delicacies,
can be had at w. W. Higgins. 2w
Homer Humans of Butte is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Woodland, and other
relatives in Deer Lodge this week.
L. c. Parker, the rlstling mining man,
has been i'll this week and confined to his
rooms at the residence of II. G. Walton.
President Martin was in Boulder last
Sunday. Services were conducted in the
Presbyterian church here by Rev. A. X.
Baird
w. w. Higgins will receive a carload
of shelled corn this week Plenty Of
cracked corn now on hand-just the
thing for chickens.
Joe Lossl, who is now located at Wis
dom, in Big Hole basin, was in the city
on Tuesday He went over to Pioneer,
his old home, Tuesday evening.
Last Saturday Judge Brantly adjourned
court to February %. In the meantime
the judge will go East to see his wife and
babies, who are visiting relatives in Illi-
nois.
The whole story of the wonderful cures
hv Hno1sc Sorc ,oril1 80 @,1l II
makes the blood rich, pure and noursh-
ing. 1t cures scrofuia, catarrh, rheuma-
tism.
Patrons Of the store Of w. w. Higgins
can find dressed chickens, turkeys, ducks,
fresh oysters aud celery constantly on
hand. The goods will be strictly fresh
and first choice and orders can be left in
advance.
Ranchmen and others will please bear
in mind that George Cockrell is selling
wagons, buggies, harness and all kinds of
farm machinery and implements lower
than any other house in this section of
the country. 49-tf
Ben d. Phillips, an old resident of
Deer Lodge valley and we'll known to
all old timers, passed through this city
last Sunday evening on his way to Hell
ena. Mr.. Phillips is u member of the
legislature from Choteau county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Browne, who re
Gently arrived here from Boston, have
taken rooms and board with Mr.. aud Mrs.
II &. Walton
tendent OF the Mammoth company and
expects to build a residence and office
near the mine.
Mr.. Levi Davis, his daughter, Mrs. John
Smurr, and SONS Jesse and Arthur, after
several days delay and experience with
the snow banks Of Dakota, arrived in Deer
Lodge Wednesday, Mr. Davis and sons
continued their journey to Anaconda
Wednesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Presbyterian church are making arrange
ments to celebrate the sixteenth annver-
sary of the organization of the society in
the United States, next Sunday evening,
when Il program suitable to the occasion
will be given at the church.
Deer Lodge has had good delegation
in Helena this week, working in the in
terest Of the proposed new county of
Powell. Among them are: Conrad kohrs,
n. j. and John Bielenberg, Joe Toomey,
Peter Walton, Ii. g. Davis, Edward
Scharnik ow,A. ID. Peck and Frank Conley.
1t is stated that j. Ii. Schwend, eX-
county assessor, will locate in Anaconda,
and that he has already purchased an in
terest i'll a grocery house in that city.
MIR. Schweud is a very competent young
man and made an excellent officer We
wish him success in his new business
venture.
The delinquent property for taxes of
1896 was offered for sal" last Friday by
County Treasurer lIallahan. Very few
bidders were present and the county was
the principal purchaser. The new law
governed the sale. in which the property
can be redeemed within three years by
the owner paying to the investor one per
cent a month on the investment.
The Butte Mining World says that
Arthur CLARK. Charles II. Ren haw and
T. w. Long. all we'll known young men
of Butte. have secured a lease on the
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