The new North-west., 1897-02-26

vegetables. 34-1t
N. j. Bell, dentist. Work guaranteed;
charges in keeping with the times. Deer
Lodge, Mont. 31-1m
Capt. James H. Mills is reported to be
in Washington this week. We hope the
captain will be the lucky man.
The Musical club Of Deer Lodge spent
very pleasant evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Maxwell on Monday night.
Miss Annie Quigley, county superin
tendent of schools, will hold teachers
examination today and tomorrow in Ana
conda.
Judge Brantly went up to Anaconda
Sunday evening to open his first term of
court in that city on Monday.
Sheriff Fitzpatrick came down from
Anaconda on Sunday, having in charge
Frank Dresser, the slayer of Mrs. Dres
ser and Sherman Ransom.
Mrs. j. F. Brazelton, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. O'Neill for
some days past, returned to her home in
Butte last Saturday.
Mrs. James H. Mills has been confined
to her bed the past few days from a se-
we're attack of sciatic rheumatism, but on
yesterday was reported considerably i'm
proved.
You can be we'll when your blood is
rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods Sar-
saparilla makes the blood rich and pure
and cures all blood diseases, restoring
health and vigor.
Mrs. H. s. Harris has been a sufferer
for some days past from an illness that is
thought to be caused by some affection
of the eyes. DR.. Gregg, Butte occulist,
was called to see her this week.
John g. Morony on Tuesday received
the appointment of state examiner from
Governor Smith. Johnnie's many Deer
Lodge friends congratulate him on hav-
ing secured 80 valuable plum.
Representatives Butler, Bruffy, Hart,
Phillips and Penwell came over from
Helena last Saturday and were enter
tanned by Deer Lodge friends. Messrs.
Hart and Phillips formerly resided in
Deer Lodge valley.
Washington's birthday was observed in
quiet manner in this city. Most of the
business houses were closed during the
day and flags were flying from different
buildings. In the evening there was a
dance at the court house.
Gerdts & Co., wool men of Deer Lodge
who placed their last years clip with
Boston commission house, re-
ceived telegram Saturday from the
house that an offer of 1015 cents had been
made for their wool and $4,000 pounds
were sold at that figure.
Messrs. Self, Humans and Reed sue
ceeded in reaching the Populist mine, in
Leadville district, last week, after gal
liant fight with snowdrifts from 10 to 10
feet high. The boys were exhausted in
both patience and body when they
reached their cabin, but they got there
just the same. Good luck to them.
What is known as "Mullan ranch" ~
miles north of Deer Lodge, is adver-
tised for rent in today's paper. This
ranch contains 4S0 acres and has good
water right. Any one desiring to put in
a large acreage of grain this season, can
find out all particulars, terms, ETC., by
calling on Byron Wood, Deer Lodge.
E. V. Maze, general passenger agent of
the U. P. at Butte, on Saturday last an
nounced round trip rate to Carson City
on account of the big fight of $57, which
is ON the basis of one fare from Butte to
Ogden, amounting to $3.50, and fare
and fifth, which is $3S.40, from Ogden
to Carson. The same proportionate rate
will apply from Garrison, Deer Lodge,
nudCOuNd3 duu otucA poluVo ol VIC uAOu-
tana Union. The excursion tickets will
be sold only on Sunday, March IA, and
the return limit will be March 25.
DIR. G. s. Cranson, who returned from
the Mammoth on Tuesday last, informs
us that the new hoist at the mine is COM
pleted and that the new machinery would
be ready to start up Thursday yesterday,
when the work of hoisting will be COM
menced. We copie1 IN article from the
Missoulian last week in which it was
stated that force of men were engaged
in sinking new shaft on the Mammoth
which was an error. The new hoist has
been erected on the old shaft, which is in
spendid condition, and through which
the company will prosecute their devel