The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-11-16
TERRITORIAL
Herald, u.

TERRITORIAL
Herald, II.
The overland coach took out this morn.
Ing the following passengers Col J. A.
Wall, Supt. Indian affairs; T. p and 9. G.
Roberts, Northern Pacific Railroad Survey,
and Others.
The cold snap has caused work to be sua
pended on the Masonic Temple.
The lest Diamond r mule train of the
season left Cosinns for Helena on tho 18th
inst.
We learn from Nj. T. p. Roberts that the
N. p. r r. ID now complstei and In run.
ming order to the Missouri. Also, that two
steamers are at the western, terminus. win.
tering for upper river navigation early mex
spring. Wepresume that arrangements will
be perfected for sending Montana merchsn-
disc via the N. P. aud Mis- souri, river ON the
opening Of navigation in April.
Gazette. st.
The new material. presses. printing stock,
ETC., for the Gazette WAS shipped from Cor.
inne on the 18th inst, on one of the Dis
mond ''R" fast mule trains, and We expect
its arriva, here in thirty days from date of
shipment.
On last evening the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this city Was filed to overnowing
with . brilliant and fashionable assemblage;
this occasion being the marriage of W. G.
Child, ESQ.,, Register Of the United States
Land Office In Montana, 70 Mary, only
daughter of Mrs. E. T. Mcfarland, of Hell
ena. Shortly after seven O'Clock the many
friends of tho happy young couple, who
were honored with Invitation began crowd.
ing into the church, which was brilliantly
illuminated and tastefully decorated for the
affair. At eight o'clock the commodious
edi6ce was thronged with the elite of Helena,
the creme De IA creme of Montana society.
an sesemblage which for beatty. wit and
fashion could not be surpassed in Paris
for wealth and intelligence -in Boston.
Montanian 7th.
Mr.. Eben d. W,lcomb and family from
New Hampshire have just arrived At Viz.
giuia. Mrs w. recently presented her liege
with triplets The kostan;as with local
ambition and pride says they will settle near
Virginia.
We understand the n. E. Church South
added four new converts To Its members on
last Sunday.
"Pfouts 4 Russell sold seven hundred
dollars worth of goods on Wednesday. They
have first class jobbing stock Of groceries
and the prices are low down."
I've are astonished At youl We called At
Osborn & Deenee's and found their sales for
the same day were >e,970, and that one
days sales this season was very nearly &c.,
600. Sesen hundred dollars! Why that's
. retail business. N. N. W.
Geo. Wakefield 10 going to open livery
stable In Bozemsn.
We have recovered the Horse. Saddle and
bride taken away BY tho defaulting solicit.
or, Kiser, and sufficient evidence 10 now OBJ
tanned 10 fasten the crimes of embezzlement
fraud and forgery upon him. A truthful
account Of this fugitive from Indiana and
Montana justice will he published in our
next issue. He turned the horse loose at
Gatfney's, throwing the saddle in the road,
and took the coach st Point of Rocks Oct.
9Th, under 40 assumed name.
Pioneer 9Th,
The Sisters Of Charity, through the agen.
of Rev. Father Palladino, purchased on
Thursday last, two blocks of ground In the
west end Of town, for the purpose of estab.
fishing thereon . private hospital and gra.
ded school
Bishop Tuttle, Of the Episcopal Church,
We understand, intends the coming Summer
to commence constructing sctoolhouse on
ground already selected in the same part of
the town, to be followed soon after BY the
building of church edifice W. ]. McCor.
mick to the Sisters Of Charity blocks Nos
Is and Is in Mccormick Addition To the
town site Of Miasouls for el625 Property
situated in the west end Of town.
There are fair prospects Of the recovery of
Mr.. Lighsner.
Mccormick 10 writing up series of spicy
papers concerning . trip to Forest City.
Whether trsvestie on "Geyser Trips''
which have been written up pretty thor
oughly or 6ene fds account don't matter.
They read well sad-everything goes.
Courier TIL
IS Cherry Creekers have peti.ioned .
Post Office and should have it,
Hon. r. G Servis 10 holding . term of
Court at Bozemsn.
The aggregate loss by the Fort Parker fire
was ga, 900.
Col L. N. Black has gone east.
Harvey Wells had his right foot crushed
In threshcr Wednesday. 1t Was smputa-
ted by Musigbrodt d Aunroe.
Messrs. Wilson d Rich have just compile.
ted two of the most substantial fire proofs
IN the Territory.
Chs Rich has returned from the States.
MARRIEO.
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