Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-08-28
Montana Condensed .
From the Madisoninn,

l From the Madisonian.
| Henry Filing has received Halls Tim,
, lock and burglar proof Safe with which Il
( protect the valuables OF his bank.
!, Judge Fl. N. Blake, after an extended
absence, during which he has visited his
old home in Massachusetts,, returned home
on Thursday morning.
John Murphy. laborer on the Utah e.
Northern railway, was seriously injured by
the premature discharge of blast in the
lava rocks, near Pleasant valley, one day
last week. He was sent to Salt Lake CITY
tor surgical treatment.
Delegate Maginnis informs us that the
next move of the Utah & Northern termi-
n's will be to Devils Dive" in the neigh
borhood of Pleasant Valley, and that it
will be made in about three weeks. The
graders are now at work four miles north
OF the Montana line, and the locating party
is at Williams Junction.
On Saturday last, an accident happened
to Mrs. W. Z. Armstrong, by which her
right arm was dislOcated at the elbow Joint.
She was going out riding, ana standing on
the stoop waiting for her horse to be
brought up, when she stepped on her rid
ing-habit and fell, with the above results. |
Her injuries were painful, but, we are glad
to know, not serious.
A few days ago, Mr.. David Goldfnch |
met with a serious accident at Sheridan.
lie was riding one horse and leading an
other. and. for convenience had made a
slip-noose in the halter and passed his arm
through it. While passing Mr.. Hardesty's
house the led horse ran away, pulling
MIR. Goldfinch from the animal he was on
md dragged him several hundred yards
over the hard road. stripping the clothing
rom him, and frightfilliy bruising and lac
'rating him. On reaching the bridge over
indian creek, he managed to disengage him I
elf from the halter, and was picked I'D
md carried to the house of Mr.. p. Sullivan.
where he remained for three days, before
he was in condition to be removed to his
'one- We are glad to hear that he is re- ,
overing, although he will be cripple for ;
ONE time.
From the Butf Daily Miner.
David NJ. Haggerty, insane, has been Q
rought to the Warm Springs Asylum t
rom Madison county. DR.. Musigbrod. K
ne OF the proprietors, informs lis that the !
Isylum now contains forty insane patients; t,
liberal number, it appears to us, consid- n
ring that the population of Montana is less q
ian 10000. Ii
The contract tor the transportation OF 81
re, % tons per day. from the mines at
ion City 10 the Hecla Snelters at Glen. !,
lie, has been awarded to Mr.. Hugh Kirk. :.
ldall, of Helena. at 1915 per ton. - :,
From The Yellowstone Journal. :.
Hay plenty at $500 per ton. -
Water melons have begun to appear on 90
e market. -
The crew Of tllirty-five men who came de
with the last drive of logs last Saturday W,
,ning. returned Tuesday to ''drive'' the N,
'od, some four thousand cords, to be w
nished Fort Keogh. cal
LAST Friday party of four, of this place. TIL
mt up Tongue river about sixteen miles. Sci
q chicken hunt. They returned in the to
ming With thirfy-live birds, after having are
mt very pleasant day. so fur
he steamer Rose Bud OF her arrival at viii
ry $ Landing Was detained there twenty pal