The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-08
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From the Courier Oct. 81.
Business in the stores hu> been very fair
this week.
The Grand Jury sci c,cd for this term
WINS comprised Of the most substantial ciii
zcns uf the county, and it wxs the subject
Of general remark that a M time in the
history If the county !as there been 81 good
selection for that lnNly
Siory's bull train OF 30 wagons lett this
place Monday tor the Judith Basin, loaded
with general merchandise. WIN. Carr had
charge of the train. Mr.. Story intends
establishing depot Of general supplies ut
the basin, which will he IN charge Ut Mr.
Peter Koch. Mcssrs. Story and Koch &C
cOmpnnied the train.
The fourier has secured the services of
an intelligent correspondence Washington
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the NEST handsome specimen VIC have yet
seel from that marvellous region known rs
the National Park. !, was gift 81 our
friend Mr.. James Mccartney OF the Nam
moth Ho, Springs:
Tie Virginia City District School opens
on Monday next.
Mr.. L. U Bailey has returned to Virgin
il He says Porter s. Bro. are doing we'll
| ri Clancy with their new silver mill.
Mr.. En- Cnrdwell Of jefferson c,unty.
came in on Tuesday, and has been stop
ping with his partners. the Cork Company
Henry MOricr has his house finished nj
Gatfncy. and will open out for the accom-
notation Of the public Nov. LIST.
Mr.. Gilman SawtelIe, Superintendent Of
the Virginia City and Geysrr road came in
Yesterday. He says the road is finished and
u tour M'rsc team was in the basin last week.
| More work will be done on the r. ad in the
| spring, SD that one can drive ut Ut 21S gait
the entire distance.
Mrs. W. q. McGrcgory and her son vii
liz left ON Mondays c,'uci, for their former
home ~ York State
Mcssrs. Conrey and Crocket. owning u
large amount of ground in the guicl, jus,
above Virginia, have had quite u n"mhtr
| Of Cinnamon working it on shares until the
clear Of expenses. from four to SIX dollars
per day, ami next year they u tend working
fifty or sixty men. The ground worked is
on the Tar and Is very extensive.
From the Mis>Oulisn. Oct. b.
We have heard several ruIIr.is concerning
big pros poets SAID to have been found il
Trout creek quite recently, hut a. our in
f"rmstiOn is not positive aud some what
conf citing we do not feel disp'sed u give it
to the public ~ facts. The different com.
panics are hard ut work in the creek. and
every thing looks fa'icring.
Potatoes are selling At fifty cents per
bushei.
jake Lesser is selling apples ut 20 cents
per pound.
Dscre's pack train arrived on Sunday last
from Wnlla Walla. loaded with 10000 lbs.
Of apples and pears.
Mime host OF the Kennedy House will
give the annual Court Week Bail ON Thus.
day evening Nov 18th.
cVps,Ns I,..(. ozottn
At = shouting match nj Schwcnzcr's gar
den yesterday afternoon. Marshal Wheeler,
with Y needle gun. off hand. won two chick.
ems out Of four, his competitors shooting ~
rest with target guns.
A NJ. Essler came in from Ten Mile yes.
tcrs'ay. and reports work progressing salts
facsurily for his mill, the machinery
for which is expected at the end Of this
week
fit 1T the Library mounts to over two hun.
drcd dollars
Our entire community was saddcned
yesterday nv tn" announcement Ut the
death Of Richard Leach. Of the firm IF
TOotle, Hanna Il i.ench. A sterling bust
ness man. All affable and courteous gentle
man. ~ JEALOUS, active Christian. he pnsscss
Is II hundle>s circle Of friends. and wns
esteemed AMI loved by all in business ard
social relations. ~ K".sas CITY Journal
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon u sod
corirgc entered town, having in charge the
body Ot james Stuart, Of Deer Lodge City.
wlr'se death occurred at Fort Peck, on the
Missouri river, and whose obituary was
published in the Gazette ut the time it was
made public here by telegraph. Immediate
~ upon its arrival here the body was taken
In charge by the Masonic fraternity, of this
city and taken 10 their hall. To day the
PARTY who brought the body from Fort Peck
IL Helena. consisting Of A. J. Simmons. w.
u Judd. d. w Buck. J. X Bietller. Geo
Boyd. John Mclean, A. Farweli, and the
two brothers Of deceased. Granville and
Thomas Stuart. will proceed with il to
Deer Lodge City for intcrmcn,.
From the Herald
Father Pessc. with his delegation of Crow
Indians. had MI interview with Secretary
Delano on the 2lst Of October The chefs.
il seems were not altogether satisfied with
Commissioner BrunV's proposition TO s~ap
their present reservation for the new one
pr posed to he set apart for the tribe in the
Judith country. One Of the chiefs said that
the government hal given them for their
country a tract Of land ON which. there is no
wood. water or grass nothing but rocks,
md his people could not raise corn L" eat
Another the chiefs expressed anxiety to
return home. Ms he hal great deal to do
hunting huifalO. taking care of his chik'-en
and fighting Sioux. During the council the
Secretary of the Interior said To the Crow 3
that rs they had kept the peace for 50 many
years and brhayed 50 well. the government
was disposed IL do every thing for their vel
fare, and in accordance with their req,ics,
he would take pleasure in presenting them
IL the President, their Great Father
Frank White. of Salt Lake, has cllalicns>
ed Con Orcm. Of Cor,nnc. to u prize fight
Con years ago nnn,u ccsl his rctireInen.
from the ring. but does not like Whites
card. and has 81 zoo in the tank that says
No. Gan v,h Wh,t.. ~ "A L.,nr, ,,.,s,r,