The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-16
around whisky ranches and sIeenio.
corral-and priding himself thorrs In the


the weather for the prese,, forecasts
s oin'e' =" follows; 9TH, frost; 18th =" 10 oFp
a ram and snow; 10Th, rain and hIa. 10 10TH
4 Sno" z'd' snow and blow oath clo." I'd
= WEI sno" 18th to Goth, warm and c,aa 18th,
p'e'hc'S that we will have another ,,i" de
o"usua' severity, the coolest wealth, "'et Of
IN February and March.-Beato, .o'n'ng
The grand jury of Choteap co,a
to bring any Indictment apai,., REFUSED
, ior shooting Edward Ingersoll, o,h.. ",aFF
known as "Tapioca" ''"erWbe
George E. Boos, of Helena has o...,,
oranoh bookbindcry at the Inter uo. ',"ea
office in Butte. "'untata
Isaac W. Danford, United States r,,.
IN the Virginia City Jail, escaped S.n," "oper
"'h' lie Is OF dark complexion, Iorao '"oer
Drown eyes, brown chin whiSkers and ''S
''che hve feet ten inches high. wri,h "' w.
pounds, and is - years old Ono h a"I I'M
dollars reward is offered for his cap,nro ''ea
The proposition of John L, Woo,r,
L. c. Nelson, of st. Louis to erect yns ,' ana
IN Helena, ha' been indefinitely nos,nn Y'"
by Tn" Council a. that body had no ,r,[ ,,"''
To grant special privileges or private chn., NY
Several of the persons conp.r,,J ,.,.,
mobbing affair AT Sun River CROSSING nh '"'
by two young men were very rouohl' ,. ""''r'
nave been arrested, and efforts will h,.
10 punish all concerned in the outrage
The first snow of the season fell At vi.o,-,
| City last Monday week. e'"'a
Little Nick, son Of stephen CahilI o,p.
| valley, was kicked in the face nv , ho. "y
day last week, b9ing rendered in..r.itI
for time, but he is slowly RECOVERING rr,n,
the effects of the disaster. -"
A man named Phillips was killed near ".
GINA City, "Wednesday of last week He.
binding logs ona wagon when the h;,,,i.S
pole slipped and struck him on the trnnr.
killing him instantly
In the Columbia mine, Butte, Wrdne.do.
OF last week, Thomas Bray fell dow,
eighty'foot shaft breaking one leg and 70
cetving some severe bruises Had Their. No.
been considerable water in the shaft ha
would probably have been killed
Butte is 5,7Ol feet above the level of the %,
A Il. Lowry, once a grocery merchant /,
Helena, died recently in New York of ann
pleXy He was the father of Mrs Franz
Frisbie and Mrs. Cole Saunders. Of Halsro
Weimer's saloon. near Wlckes, was burned
to the ground on the morning of Scptemh.,
8th The superstition is that it WA, ser an
fire by friends of g Happy Jack" who WA.
shot there couple Of nights before Loss
$1,000.
The four-year old daughter of Mr.. and Mr
Horton, of Cave gulch, had a couple of fin.
gers nearly cut Off with a hate het by a Httle
brother, one day last week
Rev. w. s. Sites, late the PRESBYTERIAN
pastor Mt Helena, left last Wednesday for,bs
States. He contcmplates extensive travail
during the next year, hoping to be able to
resume his ministerial labors at the expira.
ton of that time.
Lewis and Clarke county had revenue of
sS,446 from license fees during the three
months from June LIST to September LIST.
A fire in Benton last week DESTROYED the
'aint shop of John Herman.
j. c. Ward, OF Benton, advertises that hs
Won't be responsible for any debts his wife
Tn account Of the frequency OF horse steal
ng about Miles City, vigilance committee
las been organized at that place.
II. II. Gerrish was elected Trustee and w,
}. Knight Clerk Of the Miles City School
district.
Several Flathead Indians broke into IN.
hoon OF Gates u Hoag, at Stevensville, one
vening last week and supplied themselves
'ith liquor and cigars. The next day they
ere lighting drunk on the streets
The Missoula postotfice now issues money
'ders on all foreign countries with which
e have postal money order relations.
The Kennedy House, Missoula, has been
Id to Capt. W. II. Rogers, of Virginia City,
r 5000 cash and 81 800 secured by mort
zee on the premises. Mr.. VIM. Kennedy.
q late proprietor, will retire to his ranch.
'ouI three miles from Missoula.
The number Of Indians on the Flathead
servation is estimated at 800.
The Southern Methodists of the Bitter
Dot valley Will hold a basket meeting at
ma school house, on the 2ith and 18th of
is month.
The Moose mine, at Butte. owned by Far
:, johnson & Larabe, has been bonded to
I'M Lsngmaid & Co, in the interest Of
stern parties, for S75 600, the bond TO run
nety days. The Right Bower, owned by
Ter Mcmahon u Co, has been bonded to
aries Cells and others for s25 900.
;harles Swan, an old-t;mer, committed sui.
e at Butte, Thursday night of last week,
taking An ounce of laudanum.
Uphold fever is prevailing at Butte. A.
noer of cases are reported one or two be-.
of dangerous character.
he assessment of Silver Bow county this
lr will be over 81, 100000.
ohm j. Reese, of Reese creek, GalIatin
nty, has 100 acres of oats, most of which
yield 100 bushels to the acre.
gorge Ticknor, who shot Hanpy lack"
Wickes last week, has given bonds for
'oo to guarantee his appearance to answer
the deed.
t. o. Price, bookkeeper for Murphy, Neil
Benton, has bought rhe store of Jonas
'gins, at White Sulphur Springs.
oroner Kelly, of Choteau county, is about
esign his office.
e H. Bell, military telegraph operator at
ton, goes to Fort Buford to take charge
he office there
ne commission and forwarding house Of
rec, Ferris & White have shipped from
point since April LIST, 1881, 29O, 722 pounds
H. 3lO,9'O pounds dry hides and peltries,
uding deer, elk, mountain sheen and
aio hides, 1898 pounds of furs, and 49,
mas bear skins. The late house of w.M
* q 20. shipped nearly as much more,
ing a total shipment of over 600 600,
nos OF wool and hides.-Dalos Tribune.
he cattle men of the northeast part of the
i.ory DO not seem to thoroughly unite in
scheme Of fighting the northern Indians
lid they cross the line into the United
80.
hton Is forming building association
capital of 100000.
pt' Mclaughlin, Eighteenth Infantry
Asslnatoine, has been ordered east on
lifting service.
ere are eleven divorce cases TO be tried
9 District Court for Choteau county the
mt term.
-. AL Hamilton recently returned 70 Rem.
All.