The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-24

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way Of minefal farming.
Down the Nyer.-From correspondence
in the Yankton Dakotian, dated at Fort Sql>
ly, we CLEAN the following Missouri river
items: DR.. Kimball, U. 8. A, stationed At
Buford and Stephenson, D. T., during tAa
past five years, has been ordered 70 Oalifor:
MIA. :. . On the Goth of April fatal accident,
resulting in the death of Norman L. Turner
and severe wounding of d. Donovan, pri.
pate soldiers occurred at Fort Stephenson,
by tide accidental discharge of musket iq
the handsof private Edward Thickstun..
The N. P. r. r. engineers were daily ex-
pec.ed at Sully. y.... The Cheyenne agency
will be removed to point opposite Fort
Sully.. . Company l, 2d Infantry. Major
Clarke, had just arrived at Sully from the
Grow Creek agency. The country between
sully and Randall is rapidly filling up viii.
immigrants.
Death Of John H. Jack.-s1any of those
now in Montana will remember Mr.. John
II. Jack, the actor, who in 'G4.-'65 was .
member of the theatrical company of Billy
Norwood and Jimmy Martin, at Virginia
City. A letter received by Mr.. Norwood
from Miss s. A. Jack, the sister of the de.
ceased, conveys the sad intelligence that Mr.:
Jack died very suddenly at his home IN
Colesburg, Iowa, May nth. MI. Norwood
had written him few weeks ago, offering
him an opportunity to join in the forma:
ton of theatrical troupe to play In Mon.
tana this season, and Mr.. J. was about start:
ing to the mountains when taken i'll. The
deceased was pleasant gentleman, well up
in his profession, and while here made z
host Of warm friends, who will heaF Qf big
death with deep regret.
Marrled.-We have received intelligence,
with wine ss pmpaniments, that our old
| time friend, laAe q. Huntoon, now of San
Francisco, California, but formerly Of CO:
ble, Montana, has fled the ranks of bach.
elorlood, and on the I'D of June, in Reno,
Nevada, led to the hymenial altar Miss Clara
E. Head, of that + lace. Mr.. Huntoon 10
we'll and favorably nown in Montana, and
we take this occasio to congratulate him
on the happy EVENT. behalf Of his hosts Of
friends ON the West side. Much felicity,
Isaac.
Democratic Count, Tlcket-Tho folloy-
ing is the Irregular Democratic" nominationq
for Deer Lodge county officers as they up:
pear in the Independent: For the Legisla-
ture, A. T. Shoup; Sheriff, Nick Connolly;
Treasurer. r. T. Kennoa; Clerk and Re,
corder, II. 8. Clark; Probate Judge, D. F.
Newcomer Assessor, Jos. W. Ransom
Coroner, DR.. Stein; Sup't Public Scho9ls,
Addison: Smith; County Commissioner,
Thos. H Irvine, sr., and J. B: Wilcox:
| From Tuesdays Daily.
Locking for Loca&isn.-Mr. A. 3. Nots.
ware, one of the oldest settlers of Alder
Gulch, and highly estimsble citizen, hav.
| ing sold out his possessions in Madison
county. is at present making a tour of Mon:
tana with view to permanent location.
Mr.. n. paid Deer Lodge visit on Friday,
accompanied by his wife, aud after calling
ON old friends and taking good survey of
our thrifty city for . couple Of days, de-
parted Hclcuawards yesterday morning.
He says he has read and heard much 9f
Deer Lodge. and came prepared 70 1nd mat:
tiers over.estimated, bqs 4vers he II greatly
surprised to see all statements more than
corroborstcd BY actualtics. and pronouuces
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