The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1897-04-23

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Fred Goodfellow of Ovando and Wilda
Rainden of Helmville, and to Lloyd
Brown and Lille Tucker of Garrison
Mr.. Brown is son of Public Admins.
traitor Brown.
Supt. A. 3. Browne of the Mammoth
Mining company spent Sunday in Deer
Lodge. Work is progressing finely on
the property, and it is rumored a fair
body of ore was struck while running the
incline to the shaft.
James II. Fox and AL. Covey arrived
in town from the Big Hole basin on We'd
nesday evening. Owing to the deep snow
encountered in crossing the range they
were obliged to abandon their wagons
and mount their horses.
Mrs. r. S. Fowler of Victor, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Sophia
Evans, arrived in the city today on visit
with her daughter, Mrs. j. w. Lister.
Before returning home she will visit at
Deer Lodge.-Missoulian II.
Miss Ella Galbraith came over from
Deer Lodge last Friday, and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. Lee Kelley. Miss
Galbraith will probably be engaged to
teach the district school in the upper val
ley the coming term.-Philipsburg Call
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mr.
DuBuy of Garrison were in town this
week Mrs. Brown and Mr.. BuBuy are
the stars in a drama to be given in Gar
rison this evening, under the manage
ment of Miss Clara Bien, for the benefit
of the school fund.
Governor Smith has granted pardon
to Andrew Trottier, sent up from Cho-
teau county five years ago for manslaugh
ter. lis term would expire September
15 Good conduct while in the peniten
tiary and his previous record are chief
reasons for granting pardon.
Judge Batterton, on Monday last, SEN
fenced John Mccormick, an ex-convict,
to the county Jail for 40 days. McCor-
mick was recently released from the pen
itentiary, since which time he has been
chiefly engaged in drinking whisky and
making nuisance of himself.
Business the past two weeks has been
unusually good with the merchants Of
Deer Lodge. Last Saturday was the big
gest day of the year. During the period
mentioned above the Bonner company
have received and unloaded six carloads
Of merchandise. Deer Lodge still lives.
Prof. Wolfe went to Miles City on Fri
day evenings train, expecting to be home
again in time to open school on Monday
morning; but on his return journey a
wrecked stock train 80 miles east of Bill
lings barred further progress of the pas
senger train for 12 hours, and he did not
To THE PuBLIc.-Are you contemplate
ing getting Kodak this summer? If So
am prepared to lay downin Deer Lodge
Kodaks from S. to 800 at eastern prices
Kodaks repaired, plates or films devel
oped and pictures printed and finished
Viewing taught in all its branches, al
reasonable rates. Rooms near Presbyte
rian church. Z. y. REED.
Easter Sunday was beautiful day, and
it was observed in an inappropriate manner
by the different churches OF the city, spe
cial music aud programs having been pre-
pared for the celebration Of the joyous
festival which ushers in the season VIII Ell
the earth puts forth its freshest blossoms
and all mankind seem endowed with new
life.
Pleasant Draper, the young colore(
man who murdered Lena Turner at th
Crow agency, had another trial at Mile
City last week. He pleaded guilty t.
murder in the second degree and wa
sentenced to % years in the penitentiary
Sheriff Gibb of Miles City brought tn
prisoner to Deer Lodge the first OF th
week.
r. w. Cheney, who was tried befor
Judge Batterton some days ago on
criminal charge and bound over to tn
district court, was brought before Com
missioner Walker at Anaconda on Tues
day last and examined as to his SAINT.
After hearing the testimony of numbe
of witnesses it was decided to send hil
to Warm Springs.
Coloma now has population of nearl
100. and new houses are being erecte
, every week. One store, three boardin
houses, two saloons, one blacksmith She
(besides the company's) and postofiit
COMPRISE the business of the town.
good road from Bearmouth to Coloma,
distance of 12 miles has been open a
winter.-Missoula Democrat.
The fire department has been presente
with desk which was sent by George
Goforth from Deer Lodge. The des
shows much painstaking work and has
marble slab aud clock fitted into tt
top. The slab bears the presentation i
scription. Goforth was convicted OF mu
y der upon strong circumstantial eviden
. about three years ago and sentenced