The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-21

the ID ward, .:.u,,or, ,voat at,,s
/ Hersat, II
coukloek ana dsushtef 40 sxpeetsd 70
arrive ID three Or four weeks. They ere
playing in Omaha. -. ''''' '.'' ''''l''or "a
Job, Kim. i sin confined % his room
ID consequence Of injurie. sustained BY the
runaway accident last week. o.,.-.9 o,rr- :,
| A hoy AGED twelve years, son Of MI. 4.
Sloan, Of Boulder valley, fell upon the ice
while skating, On Tuesday last and broke
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:" .'v- ', c.p...l Times. II ,'' ..'''' ' =.
M. and Mrs. Amy Stone, Nrs. Fitzwil,.
liams, Waldron, Martin, Browne, Paul and
Kelley. will begin the dramatic season here
on Monday evening next, with Fanchon. o.,
G. W. stapleton sent in from the Argenta
furnace, 227, pound bullion Of silver, 9o5
zinc, valued at 90. CO., If nj -. l:.a:.s'a: 80
Four or ave,companiess ore drifting on
California, guIch. ga, @asu.au" Il D.. -ss..
| Gazette, Is ..~,ta.,, g.. t-f9n
Len. N. Robinson has been confined to
his room for tho past few weeks, suffering
severe illness. '5,H .,....;r3I .iuTl 2: -:
Marshal Wheeler, We learn, is in fair
way of recovery. - 5''1
From Horace Clark, Iie -oung man who
was shot through the head by the son Of the
Mountain Chief, on the night Of the 10th ct
| August last, when his father, Malcolm Clark,
was 40 brutally murdered by the savases,
tho horrors of which u still fresh in the
memory Of our readers, wc learn that the
Piegans and Bloods are encamped on the
Msrias river some sixty miles from Fort
Shaw, and have gone into winter quarters
there. Tho lodges number sonic three or
four hundred. Horace is well assured that
-cha-bettcr known among tho whites
as Peter-and the son Of the Mountain Chief,
the two young chiefs who led the band who
murdered his father, and the latter Of whom
shot him (Horace) through the head, is in
the camp. Tho Star" the other chief who
was connected with the murder, has taken
refuge among tho Blackfoot tribes of the
North and is afraid to come down to the en-.
campment on the Marias .3J'- 49,. Il, u
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a. r.. = . Gazette, Is. d.. IT,. .4..T .lo,
The operator informs US tim: il is showing
heavily on Snake river and at Elko and
other points on The Union and Central Paci-
fic road. d: r.'... d.. -..s-:. 'r:-... go Il
"H," writing from Big Blackfoot bridge,
a few miles this side Missoula, says: "Of
the number Of men that passed through
town for the last month It is impossible 70
form an estimate without standing on the
main thorouglifare and counting heads; ut
. low estimate cali It ], 900" AL Of which
is good for us. - @:.'"..-i a.. .'t, :
| ...auiys. -.-e-.,HezsA, IT, "s>.iiraft y ~Hl
Snow fell to tbe depth of twelve inches at
Cpiouville last night .u3z.~i ~-rr-s 1T
| We are crcdisably Informed that snow in
the mountains Is from two and half to fonr
feet deep. ..@ .'' a." #
+ Capital Ttncs, 18th. av .1H hrns
/ 3lr. p. A. Largely, of q. Creighton 4 Co.,
leaves Tomorrow for the East Matrimonial
tprojccts, arc surmised. ~ .a-,t a...IG #s
The Times relates tho advent of . - h.
baby, born unto the family Of . prominent
jewcler. That is . precious ''stone" OF more
over average. r.. ;7t ,"j a. r." 0fo Gi3'
The Times estimates an addition of from
four to six thousand miners and 1t least one
thousand men in other branches of industry
will be needed next summer in Montana
Deer Lodge county ilone, will require that
many. t.2' 11"' .. ..',.- ','' .E'A.''..
| -I'".' III ~ rs,.0rr -. i yda ,Hh4iel ancd
al 10 .s.-' Hcrah, H. s."54G 40 2@5aa
A man named Scott, whilc crossing the
range last night, was frozen 70 death. His
body was found this morning by parties en-
route to Diacktoot and Dvcf L5dge,, Bat We
were uaabls 20 llsasniaay q The particuhts
regarding the uafortunak man. 81 moi taa
Marshal Wheeler Is rapidly improving and
is now able 10 sit up portion Or tic time.
bliss ,Bclcher. the young lady who was ~
seriously burned week ego, died last night.
The Wbitlatch new mill win be completed
on Thursday next Seven mills are now
running at Unionville. Mr. Tatcm i put
ting in new machinery 1t cost Of $so.ooo
| flg7 ~ scnlTy- - ascrza arG ga asdT
|. , <,.4 Herald Is. ;,s,. lam, rt -.
ZION. A. j. Smith has been empowered to
visit WasiiDgtou % secure : reservation for
the Shoshonee lndiAns-Ten Dogs band.
/ Ateo'cloek tljs morning the thermomstes
indicased $50 below zero .giod sst Of moi.
Mr.. Webster, Deputy Postnastsr, IL con-
fined b hi room from severe attack Of
indaomaaoEy rheumatism. 'igsid IN se4t,
The funcrsi Of John r. Bltser, who w
nssdsssd By Al Chow sssardsy night, TOOK
plaes yssseeiiaay ~ls1ssooa. zl2eoia n 1''f7a
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Grizzly guleh, yesterday = 4 ss ' s'i' -
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