The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-11-11
the post had just escorted across the line, are

that and other West India cities.
Silver Bow county's poor sick will 70 TO
the Sisters Hospital after next Monday ~
$40 each per week, exclusive of expense Tor
medical attendance and medicine.
A mau named Adams fell from seaffold-
ing while working on the buildings Of the
Montana Copper Company Mt Meadefvliie
Tuesday and was seriously injured
Miss Nellie Morgan Farrar, Of st. Louis,
who three wears ago visited her aunt, Mrs.
| s. T. Hauser, in Helena, was married in ~. |
Louis, Oct. 2sth, 10 Jam es Clay Duke
| II il said that Confederate bombs of the par |
value of 100000 were recently secured IN
/ Helena from a trunk stored there in 1878 By a
young mah named Archie Guide Talbot.
Buck Barker, the discoverer of the new
and promising camp that bears his name,has
sold ont all his interests in the Barker DIS
trict for $4,000, and goes back to Missouri to
| stay.
In n fight between Egam and Bingham,two
lumbermen, at Butte last Friday, Bingham
struck Egan on the shoulder with an axe,
severing the muscles and breaking the
| bone.
The old Jail Of Choteau county and the lot
on which it stands was sold last week for ST.
s25 a good price. The court house, offered
Mt the same time, was not sold for want OF
bidders,
The Tadependent says that a. OConneH, OF
Helena, fractured rib last Friday whiie
giving n hearty sneeze. Possibly the reporter
fractured the truth wee-bit when writing
the item.
A eeIored servant of Helena physician
forged a check for SIS with the medical gem
tlemans name and attempted TO get 1t cashed
, but was unsuccessful. He will be allowed to
emigrate.
!, The young folks of Helenaa are soon to give
D an entertainment for the benefit OF the IL
, brary Il will be under the management OF
. Will O'Keefe, formerly with the Plunkett
2 Company.
3 Robert Richardson, of Silver City, wereh
3 he has lived since 1866, died last Saturday.
d H.. had wife and children at Windsor, Ills,
D whom he had not seen since he left there 10
: years ago.
Z Larry Hayes, while slightly intoxicated,
. attempted TO get on moving N +. tram at
0 O'FaIlou creek last week. but fell and the
U car wheels passed over one hand, completely
y MASKING it. "
: II. A. scofeld, shelburn, Vermont, wants
" 70 hear from Levi l.. Scofield who is sup
y posed to be somewhere in Montana. 1t Is
. for his interest to write TO his parents or re-
N turn home.
u The following officers have been elected by
q the directors Of the NJ. A. VI. & NJ. a: Pres
n ideut S. ii. CrounSe; Nlce-Presideht' A.J
"a Davidson: Treasurer Aaron Hershtieid; Sec
y rotary, Francis Pope.
70 The land Office of the Northern Pacific at
81 St. Paul has on exhibition a specimen potato
% weighing three and half pounds. 1t wa
a raised by Mr.. Josiah Nichols at Pease'S Bot
II tom, Yellowstone valley.
IS A company has been organized at Chicago
- with a capital of $4,000 for the purpose
u bringing families from Northern German!
"a and establishing them in colonies in she Tel
81 ritories Of Wyoming and Montana.
- The Miner says letter has been receive
W in Butte stating that John II. Jack Meyer
10 formerly of Butte j. working a mine in CHI
~ huahua, Mexico, with " Boss Shepherd an
10 that their property is worth NJ least $1,000,
- 600.
>, John Weiss, a German teamSter, in gotn
90 down the Kramer grade, in He'll Gate canon
% was caught between the wall of rock ami I'll
80 WAGON. while trying 10 sci the brake, and tn
-, hind wheel passed over his feet, MASKING hi
az toes.
90 Clarke, the railroad contractorpropoSes &
Al die an irrigation ditch along the foot Of III
s4 Rad Land, skirtiug the Yellowstone vale
5B / near Glendive, having its source from th
~ Tongue river. The scheme meets with NJ
26 prevail.
50 The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j
NJ cobs. Butte, was last Monday night the sce'
~ of a very pleasant surprise party given
Oh honor of Miss Lizzie Jacobs aud Miss stinn
10 Miller. by Il number of their more intima
% friends.
A gold lead near Fort Mlginnis is said
be one of the largest, as Indicated by the o
groupings, yet discovered in Montana. III
location il close to Ruby gulch, from whi'
a gold nugget valued AT $50 was taken Ia
summer.
The following named persons we're n
pofnted notarieS public during the month
III October: b. f. Clayton, VIM. Wilson,
Boatman, Butte; j. +. Maloney, GlendiS
ed w Il. Settle, Ft Benton; w VI. Casterlii
Bozeman.
ity Cant. John +. Weston, Commissary
Subsistence for the Military District of Nc
nts tana, has teen assigned TO similar posifi
III M Boston, Mass, and will proceed The
49,. shortly He will be relieved hy Capt. Jo
j. Clague, who has been stationed al
Paul.
&c" And now the Mtssouiian has res,irrect
some dead and forgotten fat cattle. II say
'"F' "In 1871 II. C. Myers & CO., of Nilsson
butehered two steers, dressing respective
the 475 and 500 pounds. They were raised
the A. G.. England about q miles below NJ
soula."
ach A Chinaman mt Butte who had sold
Iith mistress TO feIow-countrynlan for si2oo
e.ler day rued his bargain aud demand
Sill more money. Not getting il he became
den ragged and struck the woman IN the ba
with Ratchet, inhicting slight injuries.
bur was arrested.
ng, Rev. FIR. Menetry, late OF the Misso
Catholic Church. has been assigned TO
!, - charge of st. Ignatius Mission, relieving
,en. Van Corp, who wilproceed to Cgur dAi'
Mission for orders The Missouia ehn
will temporarily be in charge Of Fr. Foul
- of st. Ignatius.
The Yellowstone Journal has been enlare
aud il now an eight-page paper, se'
- columns TO the page, half the paper he
'eu printed in St. Paul. w. ID. knight, the {
tor has gone east to purchase material I
ush- arrange for telegraph dispatches for a d.
iseu edition in the spring.
I. l. ranort,,l TINT T. < Keetev who ,
Ms aboard the Tongue River coach when it
sup robbed 4 connie of weeks since, is a q
citizen" having gotten away with sew
n in thousands belonging to other people in
er a Wood River country. He was dodging
officers when the coach was robbed
lice. The Butte people are interested in the {