The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-23
THE TERRITORY.
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We were shown yesterday, as the store of
F. Harrington, bunch of sixty stalks of
Norway oats. produced from one grain of
these celebrated oats, on the ranch of Mr..
Harrison, on Willow creek. Thirty-five of
the stalks are fully headed, and contain over
one pint Of large grains This il tho most
wonderful production we have ever seen or
heard of, and demonstrates without doubt
thst $50 bushels to the acre of this cereal can
be raised in the rich, productive soil Of
Montana
The Aontanisn 10 receiving largo addi-
tons to its subscription lists.
The Good Tcmplars of Virginia have pur.
chased the Rockfellow building on Jackson
street.
Herald o.
On and after Tuesday. Sept. Goth, the
overland coach will leave Helena at O'Clock
q. m. instead of o'clock a. heretofore.
Missou'a melons ore selling at $3.50 to g.
All the Park Ditch 10 under contract. and
work will be commenced al along in four
weeks.
Gazette n.
Dr.. Harlow bought Ed. Connolly's house
on Podney street for II ,005, auction sale.
Col. Woolfolk's house and furniture will
be sold Sept. So
Col. Samuel Russell arrived in St. Joe q
few days ago.
Pick and Pillow, ia
Handy Andy" beat "Bozcman Chief :"
in quarter race last Wednesday.
Snow and rain fell heavily from Tuesday
until Thursday.
Chas. Pratt and John Richards arc start.
ing store ct Emigrant eulch.
Bozeman has turnip weighing Is pounds,
8 ozs, Pass.
Fields Chapman was killed . few days
since by falling from load Of grain. He
was from Augusta, Ga, aged so.
The remains Of C,l Bozemau are being
brought to Bozeman city for intcrment.
Montanian. Sept. 10.
Mr.. Murray of the Scientific Press II in
town.
Governor Potts and Secretary Sanders
have returned TO Virginia.
Miss Lizzie McClearn, was injured severe
ly by vehicle upse,ting in tho night, while
crossing the Madison range.
l.. 8. Peck, formerly clerk Of the Supreme
Court, is in the insane asylum At Pl,iladcl.
phia.
Gazette -.
E. s. Mans6elds cash sales yesterday
were $500
Ex-Secretary Scribner contemplates max
ing hrs home in Helena
Major A. s. Reed 10 appointed agent of
the Gros Ventros and Assinniboines.
Messrs Hussey, Dahler q Co., with view
of concentrating their business In Utah,
have disposed of their banking business in
Helena to Fox and Lyster, who they com.
mend n having ample means, and in every
way worthy. Mr.. Geo. w. Fox has been
fnp fo,,r vo~u~ a~-~~sess Wss0 sas0 UolsA, oS0
70 widely known and highly esteemed In
Montana. Mr.. Lystcr 10 a miner, and well
spoken Of.
Pioneer A.
The excavations for the new Court House
and County Jail are completed J. J. Tas.
ker has the building contract.
The survey of the township in which Mis-.
soula is located is forwarded, and lots will
soon be subject to entry under the town
site act.
The citizens Of Bitter Root arc canvass.
ing the project Of bridging the river be-
tween 6tcvcnsville and Missoula, or build.
ing graded road down tho cast bank. E.
timated cost, $4,000.
: Kennedy has completed his free trail from
Mouth Of Cedar to Louisville.
Robert Edmund, brother of Joseph and
W. II. Magec, Of the Pioneer, died recently
at Memphis, Tenn.
Drugs and Medicines.
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CITY DRUG STORE.