The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

liciting votes to make them sheriff.
The Auant Courier has new head which is
very misunderstanding the style of letter.
J w. b. Hudnall, of Helena, was married to
Miss Hattie Annette in the States last Tues
day. ... 81. -....s E...t
Burglars broke into Miles City slaughter
house last week and stole several quarters of
beef.
Capt. H: II. Lyons, an old,timer, died III
Helena last Saturday, of Brights disease Of
the kidneys. .,..s = - -. :
The trial of Mike Lynch for killing James
Finn, at Barker, resulted IN the acquittal of
the defendant
b. }. Schlessinger won an $500 span of
horses and carriage in rattle at Butte last
Friday night. Fl" -'''1'' -
ss:sr. Paul's,"" is the name of new Episcopal
church just completed at Miles City. It.will
seat 100 people. S"''
Charles w. Hoffman has been nominated
as Democratic candidate for commissioner of
Gallatin county. "a NE 81
A town site has recently been surveyed at
the three forks Of the Missouri" by 'Messrs.
Paul and Hanley. : - - - y q =.
Last Sunday evening laborer at MaIian
tunnel was struck by car and seriously. If
not fatally injured. .... IT,.
DR.. E. w. Stone, for many years . resident
Of Helena, died in Fort Atkinson, wiscon-
sin, on the 18th inst. : - e;
Governor Crosby of Montana left Liver
pool on the sd and will soon shoulder the
J. NJ. Gerard. of Bozeman,. was thrown
from a wagon the other day and had his arm
broken in two places. -....,,
Misses Wiswell, Houston. Mcneil and
Lyon have been selected as teachers in the
Bozeman graded schools. .......
Dick Shackel, a Butte sport, was thrown
down and robbed ON the streets abont eight
o'clock on Sunday evening. .....,.
Clarke City has been arechristened. 1t is
now called Livingston, in honor Of late
director of the Northern-Paciic.
George w. Brown, of Bannack, who had
been nominated for county commissioner by
the Republicans, has withdrawn. ..sA
The daily Yellowstone Journal entered upon
its career last Wednesday. II is neat Ave-
column folio, well Allied with local news.
Robert Childs, of the Bitter Root Valley,
developed an onion seventeen inches In
diameter and weighing twenty-six ounces.
About 200, 900 bricks have been purchased
by Rev. Father Dolls, to be. used in the con-
struction of the new Catholic church at
Butte al. $780,. ...-... ..s.. Ri vvud ws,Fs MA
The West Shore, published at Portland,
contemplates sending. artists and correspond
ents to Montana to sketch and write up the
country. - a... .... .f.a ..-@ .r .H1
A section hand named Massin was fatally
stabbed by a cowboy at Will ans, near Bea-
yer Canon. The man who did the cutting
was arrested. ...s..t.s... ,.-r
d. G. Warner, of Radersburg, has been
placed on the Democratic ticket for Probate
Judge of Jefferson county in place of Frank
Wells, declined.
A Mrs. Crockford, of; Butte, shot and
killed herself at Bozeman last, Friday, 1t is
said that the recent death Of. her. husband
The Republicans of Custer county have
nominated Walter A. Burleigh jr. tor the
Council, and Sidney Irwia aud. 7, jill. Foster
for Representatives..
A confidence operators. who represented
himself to be a heavy railroad, contractor
with several hundred men in his employ,
has been doing Butte. .4.4 ;h.as III. l..,s
/ w. w. Anderson, ofthe AUant Courier. has
been selected by the Republican central
committee of Gallatin county rs candidate
for County Commissioner.
Ed. Serel1 and man named Rosser, both
cowboys, INDUCED in a little shooting scrape
at Billings few days ago. Both were hurt
but neither one dangerously.
Col. w. +. Sanders, of Helena. has declined
the Republican nomination for the Lower
House of the Territorial Legislature, ON &C
count Of his professional relations. svra tu
The Montana Christian ADVOCATE, an eight
page monthly devoted to religion and tenn
perance, will appear at Butte in a few days
1t will be edited by Rev. J. J. Garvin.
The Missouri colony which arrived at Ben
| ton last spring in a forlorn condition Is now
all right, and every, member is prospecting
though they have generally left Benton.
| h.. GEN. C. w. Mead, of the. Omaha smelling
| works, has secured an interest in the Collar
mine at Maiden, and will at once put up
stamp mill to work the ores of that mine.
Three hundred dollars have been sub
scribed at Benton for the purpose of having
a survey and other preliminary work done
with reference to the proposed water works
A man named Michael Cook, committed
suicide at Billings last week by laying him
self across rail and letting train pass ovel
him. He was section, hand from Mime
sofa. s--.as a A~~4~..-.
p. H. Bohart last year ,botight farm few
miles north of Bohemian; paying $4,000 fol-
it. HIS profit from this years crops will b
more than equal to the purchase price Of thu
pA's'''saf4 'Eesss s.:s.gTa..3 ,Htsee9 n0sE7AL
A twelye-year-old boy, named Griffith
pulled a pistol on Prot. Howell, of the Butt.
schools, last Monday, having previousl,
made the same SORT Of tie,h onstration agains
| a lady teacier.. .'4 ~1a-s@ 81 sea .rtea
The Portase Lake Ming Gazette Gaze EN- ma,
won't let up on the penobscot, His latest Is
E"This'is a good time'for the Psnobstot, Mon
tana, mine otficers'to breathe something. D
interestto the stpckholders ofithe concern.
THE inter Hoantai,t states, ~ another HIN
tratbn OF THE infinite rAeroy ofaHeaveri
that the Library dramatic; Club, of Butte
which occupied SO much public attentiol
last winter, viii not be.ressssitated, this win
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