The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-29
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Condensed From Local Exchanges

Under Sheriff Hauschild has secured an
appointment AZ guard in the penitentiary at
Deer Lodge, and will take the position on
the LIST prox. There are few men better quail
flied for the important duties Of the place
Aadisonian.
Returning tourists say Supe rintendent Nor
ris Is building good roads in the National
Park this year.
ploy 800 men, ami the mining aud smelling
operations are very successful.
A scramble was given eneral Gibbon and
Delegate McGinnis at Helena, last Saturday,
and both gentlemen were felctous In their
Acknowledgements.
Messrs. Hauser, Kleinschmidt, knight and
Parchen have purchased from Adolph Schwa-
enzer and Anton Claus, lac acres Of land,
covering what Is known ~ the Flower Gar
den and vicinity. Consideration, Sill, Co.,
Independent.
Mr.. 9. B. Vaughn, has forty men at work
completing the roai from Red Mountain TO
the Wickes Reduction Works.
Tillie Stephany In said to have the most ell
egant wardrobe ever seen on the Montana
stage.
Lightning struck the house of Charles B.
Blakely, in Bozeman, July 18th, but no one
was injured.
Alfred Meyers expects to ship 5000 head Of
cattle east on the N. p. r. r. this year.
The Bozeman Courier says Charley Anceney
H. L.. T.
years old, for 5000.
John J. Chambers, an old aesident of Gal
latin county, died suddenly at Mathews Hot
Springs, West Gallatin, on Saturday last
Courier.
The Husbaaln,an reports the discovery Of
an extension In the famous cave near White
Sulphur Springs 1t was visited and explored
by large number of ladies and gentlemen
recently, and grand assembly was had 500
feet under ground.
Miss Hussey will give series Of readings
at Benton at no distant date.
Judge John w. Tattan has received the ap
peintment of Deputy Clerk of the District
Court In Choteau county.
Boulder City is to have new Town Hall
32x6a feet, built by Charles Cook, 6. A. Doug
lass and 2. b. Mills. The structure will be
Of granite. The Good Templars are also put
ting up y hall 2Ox4O In the clear, of gran
ite.-L N. Freeman.
Bruce Toole, Esq, one of the pioneer Mon
tanians, and a brother of 4. w. and j. X.
Toole, Of this city, has returned to the Terri
tory with view to making it his permanent
home. Welcome hack.-Iadepsadsnt
The body Of John Rowland, who was
drowned In the Pen dOreille River, near
Horse Plains, about mouth ago, was found
last week near where he sank and burned by
the people Of the Plains-AissouliaR.
Father Menetrey informs Us that In a recent
letter, Archbishop Seghers expresses an In
tention to again visit his charge In Montana,
either late this fall or early In the SPRING
Ibid. a. ~.
Several MissouHans contemplate trip TO
the Yellowstone Park next month.
Many strangers are daily arriving from
Deadwood and the Black Hills. They are all
pleased with our lively town aud prospects
and generally drive their stakes here--Ysl-
loostons Journal.
Two horse thieves were arrested by Tom
Irvine, Frenchy and Louis King Tuesday
uight, for stealing number of horses. The
stock was recovered and the men lodged safe
~ in the jail. There is strong talk of lynch
ing them.-Ibid.
1t Is estimated the bullion and matte out
put Of the Summit Valley district for the year
1881, will be at least 81 1000 900, and that for
1882 1t win BE- fully twice that amount.-Inter
NoHntaia.
Bernard Schettgel. . miner at the Salvador
Mine, Butte, fell 100 feet down the shafs while
asleep, Monday, and was killed
Hay isfsis per ton In Butte and oats are sd
vancing.
The survey Of the Utah b Northern Rail- |
road crosses Silver Bow Creek about the |
mouth Of Whisky Gulch, and thence runs up |
on the Butte side Of the creek TO the Parrot |
Smelter-Niner