The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-03
THE TERRITORY.


Capital Times -
Herman etrasburgher = lying dangerous
y i'll 1t Berlin, Prussia.
8. II. Crockett bought one half claim on
Poverty Ban. Fatrweather District, Alder
gulch, for $1,000
The Virginia people have raised . big
howl because Capt Fuller has gone 70 He
lena In other words, H. g. Howell sue
ceeds him - Wells, Fargo + Cos agent
doing the Lord Lowell business for three
From our friend, VIM H. Patton, who
has just returned from Silver Bow, We learn
that II 10 one Of the liveliest camps in the
work; they have plenty of water; the claims
many are very rich. Wages are tGpcr day,
dust. Dust is current there-businsss trans
actions ut $16 per OF. No men are idle;
plenty of work and business lively, - con-
sequence of oil these advantages.
''38 above" Summit District, turned out
q St OF nugget on Thursday.
Tom G. Stevens has returned.
The knights Templar parade tomorrow.
Grasshoppers have appeared in the Stink.
ingwater Valley.
Pick 4 Plow q.
Court convenes at Bozeman June 20.
A prospecting party has left for the Vel
lOwstone.
The Democratic primaries of Gallatin are
called: Convention to be ct Hamilton, June
25th.
We are getting lot of new jobbing ma.
terial, which will arrive in few days
MAC" writes that his project of running
mitted to be no vision.
Gazette g.
Mr.. A. G. Clark reports about 800 immi'
grants, including twenty or thirty families,
north Of Corinne. coming to Montana
The Union Pacific Railroad are prepar.
ing cara and have reduced their rates Of
freight on stock, 30 that farmers can buy
cattle at Omaha, and ship by car 70 Corinne,
and drive to Montana, accomplishing the
trip in short space of time. The number
of cattle destined for Omaha IL from Sc, DOC
to 100, 900 this season.
Herald. q.
A dispatch dated Benton, Is, says: The
steamer Nick Wall arrived at 81 O'Clock
this evening. She brings SO passengers and
1921 packages of freight for Helena. Otto
Piper was killed by the wheel striking him
and crushing him to pieces.
The following is from the log book: May
1st-Came up to the Deer Lodge at the foo,
of Cedar Island. Lost three hours in getting
over the bar. Got over o. X. The Deel
Lodge had half her freight out
Fare down to St. Louis per Nick Wall
cabin, $780, Storage. $40. She will leave
tomorrow evening MAY 2S).
Miss Evcrts leaves for the States to.mor.
row.
Gazette a
Tootle, Leach s. Co., are in receipt TO-
day, per train from Corinne, of q magnificent
stock of dry goods.
Geo. Prediger he's returned.
Gold in New York yesterday was quoted
Dahler & Co., which bank Was buying gold
bars at 10!
Mr.. Steymist recently sold out his claim
in Last Chance-4O0 feet, near the site Of
the old brick yard-for $1,000.
A drain ditch 10 being run to Dry gulch.
Last chance 10 paying well-fifty exper.
fenced miners could find night employment.
Herald a.
Our friend Louis II. Hershfield, ESQ.,, left
this morning per Huntley's coach for the
Cedar Greek mines, and will be absent about
two weeks. We understand that the Messro.
Hershfield propose to establish banking
house at louisville.
The Nick Wall will take down $50 pas.
scngers, Including Sheridan and staff.
Capt T. P. Fuller has succeeded Mr.. R.
Gillespie Is agent of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
ut Helena.
Benton, May 2o-The steamer Ida Rsese
No. 2, arrived At 2 O'Clock this morning,
She brought $50 tons Of freight.
A. J. Edwards, ESQ, bought the steamer
Tacony for $3.50. Rather cheap. She had
sunk some weeks since. The machinery
will be shipped to st. Louis; the other prop.
erty to Helena
Gazette %.
Snow Shoe gulch is situated about three
miles from BIackfoot, and the miners in
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