The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-04

> Baker have worked 100 tons from the Keat-
, ing lode in Nave's mill, which yielded $s5
: per ton, free gold. During the past winter
, development on the r. e. Lee and Heating
lodcs of this district have been most favora-
bic, and Mr.. George Sample, of the Raiders.
burg district, is now in the city, cndeavor-
ing to make arrangements with parties who
: own idle machinery to have it erected on
! Crow Creek. -.
Andrew Munson, a ranchman, living
near Mill creek, committed suicide last We'd
ncsday. O..
, A grand Masquerade will take place on
next Wednesday evening.
Herald, 2a
4 The firm of Miller & Henal, of the Lafayette
Brewery, has been dissolved by mutual con-
] sent Mr.. Nick Kessler, of the famous Ten
Mile Brewery has purchased the interest IF
. Henry HGnal, and the business will here
after be conducted under the firm of KEGS
Ter & Miller.
Mr.. Robert Fcnner says snow on the
range between Helena and the French wo-
mans is eighteen inches deep. Mr.. Fcnner
: attended the Masonic Ball at Deer Lodge
.,ha. I'D a rronounccs it grand affair.
Mr. ste,. '1emsn, of the Magnolia, gets up
the Masoue, ade supper, and about 200 per
sons will get /. down.
,-aze.'te Is.
The Overland Goa. Ii LIST evening brought
dozen or eighty Chi, nan'en.
Sam. Richardson, prcsA ma n of the Gazette.
has been down with lheu. nat'sm' tried
Franz, B. >ths, and is up asa in.
Miss G. co. 'ciana Biivins AM i'lss 1ulia
Williams relic we'd the monoto.7 ~ " their
lives with light and an appeara nee IN the
police court THY wero both p. 'am anu
colorcd.
Gazette, n
The Committee on the Masquerade b.
has concluded to have tho dance in the /,
court room and the supper in the long hall
beneath.
The friends of Edward Br, son, Bear
gulch, deceased, publish carl Of inquiry
for his relatives
Messrs. Hotter & Bros. of this CITY, made
a purchase the other day of 100000 io, 7nds
Of wheat at three cents per pound. Tlt.s is
the lowest figure at which we have ever
heard of No. wheat changing hands in |
this country.
Herald a. !
The last club dance Of the season comes
off to morrow night at Jurgcn's Hail.
We notice by an item in the St. Paul Press
Of the 9Th, that the contract for the trans
portation of military supplies on the Mon
tana route for the year commencing the LIST
of March has been awarded to j. B. Hub
bell, Esq, of the North West Fur Company.
Mr.. G. W. Story has returned from Cedar.
lie will return to Cedar to remain.
Mr. Webster, Deputy Postmaster, is out .
again.
Capital Times, a.
J. s. Langrishc will join the Virginia
this evening, and appear on to-
morrow night I
Charles l.. Jewett, formerly Deputy Sur
veyor in Montana under Gen. Mercdith's ,
of the Land Office, has been !
elected to the Mayoralty of Lexington, In
diana, his old home. ,..... X
The Madison river bridge will be built
soon. G.D
The Pick and Ploto has information that I
Mr.. Largely is, making arrangements in the
East for telegraph line from this city to
Fort Ellis, via Bozen1an. --..
Gentlemen from the Salmon River mines
report six feet of snow-a triple quantity.
T. T. Cooke was caught on the wrong
side of cave in drifting on Slater's Bar last
Friday, but was dug out in five hours work
by the miners, not much the worse.
The Pek and P'op says the Emigrant
gulch excitement was hoax. :
Alder has yielded eao, 900 by winter min
ing. - sz=fSas7s .43.z7s 'sa@- ,:%
In neat correspondence on the liquor
question and the masquerade ball, conducted
on one side by number Of gentlemen and
on the other BY number Of ladies Of Vir-
ginia, the ladies took every trick. 1.-THE
boys" fell next the box, sure. 49, = ta5
H@t-@~ "sssst% Herald 96th
Saturday night the Opera House was |
crowded to It's full capacity, It being the &C.
casion Of benefit to the Sisters Academy.
Upwards Of hve hundred persons were there.
On Thursday evening three Indians came
to Victor DuIand's (Frenchwoman's) drunk,
wanted more whiskey, threatened to ahoot, !,
etc. Victor knocked one down with club
Six other Spokane Indians soon joined
them when they proceeded 70 demoliah
things and then left Durand and his two
comrades, Joe Either and another, prepared
their firearms. locked the doors and awaited
their return. In half IN hour they came
back and assaulted the door but left without
breakhg IN. Stole fifteen, horses and do
canped. n the morning Durand and dx
men started IN pursuit, found the Indians
nv miles. o.. rs-captured their horses, and ,
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