The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-14
TERRITORIAL.
Nontaniau September &

Nentanian SeptemberA
The epidemic which has prevailed Of late
In our city has somewhat sbated. We have
heard If m new cases for ssversl days,
while those who have been suffering
from it, attack arc hopefully convslesc'
log. -t*
Daring the rain storm of Saturday AID
Sunday hail storm passed over belt OF
country In the Stink!ngwster valley doing
considerable injury to crops.
Col. Kirtley got In yesterday with eight
hundred head of Missouri cattle, and ont of
that large number only lost four head on the
trip, which we believe II the best drive ever
made across the plains with cattle. About
two hundred head of the stock belong to
Mr.. Sedman. of Adobetown. He reports
several other droves ten days behind him.
Cap. Jaa. H. Mills, of Deer Lodge, H. J.
Norton, Sergeant A. B. knight, Frank
Woodsll, Theo. FREEZER, Dr. Raymond, W..
H. Raymond and Pat. Largey, of this city.
left town yesterday on pleasure "Trip % the
Geysers. z
Mr.. r. 8. Holcoue informs 10 that he and
comrade while prospecting on IN eastern
tributary of the head waters Of the Yellow
stone, about two months since, discovered
the skeleton of man. He has no doubt of
ito being the remains Of white man, but
says no trace or sign Of how 1t came were
found, cause Of death, or identity could be
concluded.
From the Avant Courier Sep. 3
1rA Stone, Of B01eman, was the first lady
that ever saw the geysen. Rsh for Boze-
man She 10 the pioneer lady Of the Upper
Yellowstone.
The farmers Of the valley who
have tried fall sowing have, In every
instance where good seed has been
used, pronounced In favor of winter wheat
in preference to that sowed In the spring
On Saturday afternoon our community
WAS thrown into painful state Of excite
uaent BY the killing Of Joseph j., the con
of our respected ,ownsman, Judge Davis.
under the following circumstances 1t ap.
pears that the Judges team was standing At
Perkins slaughter yard, . short distance
from town, when the horses became fright.
ened and started of, colliding with the
gates with such force - to throw the boy,
who WAS In the wagon, across the double.
trecs, and while In this position the horses
kicked him in . terrible manner, breaking
bis neck and otherw,se horribly mutilating
his body.
The Courier has just closed successful
volume, and enters upon ,ts second year
with bright prospects.
From the Gazette. Sept. 10.
A private letter received by friend from
the veteran aud eminent actor c. w. Coul.
dock, states that he has the following en-
gsgements to Ill! : Opens .. 81. Louis on
the llth Of September for eleven nights
Cleveland, Ohio, On the q of September for
six nights; Pittsburg. Penn, 30th, for six
nights when he will proceed to Boston,
and on the 20th of October will commence
his engagement ut the Globe Theatre, and
play until juno 1873 Mr.. Cou!dock speaks
In warm terms Of the friendships he formed
In Helena, and says he clings 10 the hope
that he will again be able 10 visit the Gem
of the Mountains.
Capt r. r. Fuller, acting U. 8. Assessor
of International Revenue, arrived yesterday
from Deer Lodge, accompanied BY bis wife.
The Captain, we are pleased to know, has
decided 10 make Helena his place Of resi-
dence.