The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-30
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yto0 The Mechanics, Aue q.
Judgs Knowles bets any man as he viii
not bring back bis horses.
Thos Renfrey fell down . 20 feet shaft
on Tuesday, and received injuries from
which hs died soon after being taken out.
The accident was caused by bis feet slip.
ping. The singular coincidencs Is noted
that two brotherc OF Thos. Rcnfry have met
. very similar fase-killed In mining shaft
within one ye~I, one In Wisconsin and
the other In Nevada
We acknowledge the pleasure Of call on
Monday evening from the Revervnds T. e.
llif and Hugh Duncan, of the n. E.
Church. Nj. lift has been for the past two
years resident clergyman at Nissoula, 10 .
young man Of 6ne sttainmen,s, IN earnest
Christian laborer, and by recent assign>
ment will now enter upon his religious du>
ties at Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robt. Hagcman, NJ. and
Mn. D. w. Tilson, T. c. Conner and Char.
ley Barbour, made the trip to the Geysers
and back in Is days, and were five days In
the Geyser Basins They tell even bigger
stories about 0eyserland than IN" and
IN. did, and had the pleasure of witness.
ing al the principal seysers In eruption, In.
Guiding the Giant. which threw . $50.
faca al reaun for n n hour
We are indebted to Nj. J. d. Thompson,
superintendent of the Moose Greek Silver
Reduction Works, for sight Of the hand.
somest batch Of silver buttons that hes yet
been brought In for shipment The buttons
were i've in number, and weighed altogether
three hundred and fifty ounces. They are
the product Of three tons of ore from the
Day 4 Harvey lead at Moosc Creek, and the
assayed value Ut the bullion IL one dollar
and nfiy cents per ounce-$525. Mr..
Thompson says there ore four or Ave aras>
tras running At and near Red Mountain
City on the gold ORES of Highland District.
and, 70 fer q 10 he's beer able to learn, they
arc all paying.
Mr.. Cory returned from Banpsck yester.
day, where he has been canvsssing the vote
for Councilman. Barber has in the two
counties vote Of $780, Stspleton us; Lea
witt w; spalding los.
The New NORTH WRIST Of the 18th con.
tains very correct guide over the route
through the National Park. Captain Mills
made the grand rounds last fell, and hin
route observations will be found very useful
to tourists. Had VIC space We should be
pleased to copy the entire article.
Form the Avant Courier. Aug. r.
The Clarke's Fork prospecting party
rolled out yesterday.
Nelson story is about to ercc, handsome
brick residence.
Davis Wilson will return to Bozeman,
The grasshoppers did little damage in
Gsllstin county.
We learn that the men who were going
With Mr.. Mccormick to the Big Horn have
made satisfactory arrangements with the
proprietor of that enterprise, who have
agreed to ou,d, the party for the trip, and
that they are now probably on their journey
down the river. We wish them al success.
The vicinity of Bozcman has been
thronged during the past week with miners
and prospectors who are going to the |
ClaskeS Fork minea Information hos been
received FROM that section which, if true.
warrants oil who are going to the digsirxs
!" the assurance Of q good thing. The |
company now starting will no, number lcss |
than hundred men
Gen. Swei,zcr left For, Ellis yesterday in
company with Major Walker and tho Fur, |
Shaw party on tour 70 0eyseslsnd. The
party expect 10 be gone about three weeka
The number Ut tourists ~ the National
Park this summer is legion. We notice tina,
The fair sex 10 well represented among the
travellers, which will make the land of
'pousing geysers and sulphurous walters ~
a'irsciive - ball room in winter.
From the Missoul,ao. Ans. q
On Tuesday last Bishop d. 8. futile Dur.
chased Ut W. J. McCOrmick twelve lots sjt.
hated In the second block ives, Of the Court
House, for church purposes.
Nessrs. +. and W, A. Sanders, with their
families, Docks and herds, lef. fur Washing.
Ion Tcrri'ory-lsosaIis r. O. They arc old
'si,lers and good citizens.
Maj. q. b OBsnnOn and purity came in
rom Fis.hcad Lake on Sunday, and .epor.
having bed the joiies, kind of . time.
Asssrs. Lent and Urlin, Wbo accompanied
he party 10 the lake, came back also: they
viii sasry few days before they 60 on 10
Deer Lodge. On several evenings sipce the
departure Of our Deer Lodge friends, these
'oung gentlemen have been seen On the
Deer Lodge road - far - the Nnssbsll
3rade. evidently looking for sonnet thing they
ND lost. Hope they will find II. There
> such thing u . fellow finding things
on'esimcs that be 10 not looking for, and
hen he wishes that he was some other man
THE above article he's been s,eslgso us
or seven days. We have perfect faith !.
he honesty Ut O. B. and party. Some Of
hem are continental travellers aud sre not
liable 70 take things BY mistake. %. b.
vsrs hs brought back nothing but bic own,
nd tia Others even intimate mysterious)y
has they ore short" on the tsip-sud ssjll
bet paragraph ssasss % In both eyes-soms.
hing lost: O. b and party; threats Of pur. Z
ui': desperate young men on the Nasshall
Trade; ominous ssggestiops, etc. II they've
'ss something Why don't they come up aud
ring sqil for possessiou. and 70 Onto tho
Iational Park.l