The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-24
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
The s'pink-eye" Is at Missoula.
walkerviile has new brass band.
Lee wyghant is marshal Of weeksvilie.
Coulson has six negroes and two China
men.
District Court Ia in session at Virginia
City.
There are fifteen faro games running in
Butte.
A fre-alarm bell Is to be bought by the
Bentonites.
John Langmaid has purchased the Shakes
peare PARROT for $4,000.
The Gallatin county court house and jail
has been insured for 10000.
Nellie Lash has been divorced from Gaz-
zam Lash by the Butte court.
The HecIa furnaces at Glendale have not
had a freeze-up for over a year.
The Inter Mountain says pilgrims are COM
ing to Butte month too soon.
A procession in Helena st. Patrick's Day
numbered about eight hundred.
The graves of two of the victims of the Nee
Perces outbreak are at Coulson.
Sealed proposals for building court house
at Miles City are advertised for.
The enrolment of pupils in Butte schools
is TAT; percentage of attendance, 90.
Bird Calfee is going to run photograph
gallery In Missoula for few months.
A little daughter of A. Jettie, of French
town. died last week from scarlet fever.
Prof w. Egbert Smith has withdrawn his
resignation of the Butte postmastership.
And now cultured Bozeman comes to the
| front with class IN decorative painting.
| Bird Calfee contemplates getting up 1900
Photographic views of the National Park.
The young people of Wickes contemplate
organizing an amateur dramatic company.
A. e. Botkin was renominated on the 14th
inst as United States Marshal for Montana.
Ed. Stone, General Agent of the Northern
Pacific, has returned to Helena from the east
Fort Ellis soldiers are on their way to re-
move tie-cutters from the Crow reservation
Con orem accepted Frank Mason's
challenge to a glove fight at Butte for $50 q
side.
Out of 1900 pilgrim sheep of T. III. Hussey,
of Birch creek, only about 100 head were
lost.
The two boys who stole ponies at CoulsoI
a couple of week ago are now in Jail at Miles
City.
Lizzie A. Wagstaff has been granted di
vorce from Dennis S. Wagstaff by the Butt
court.
Philip Kodolph, of Spring Hill, was badl
hurt about the head by kicking cayuse las
=, week.
Jimmie Clark, of Bozeman, died at Fol
Custer last week at about the age of thirt
years.
Arrangements are being made for the ere
j. ton of q hose house, watch tower, ETC., {
t Butte.
n Judge L. A. Luce contemplates entsrin
r into partnership with +. X. Armstrong,
5 Bozeman.
Sarah Sandy was granted divorce fro
= Irwin Sandy in the District Court at But
II last week.
The Arant Courier urges the constructie
of road up the West Gallatin to Yello'
stone Park.
a From sixty pounds of seed, George Busle
Il of Radersburg, last season raised 200 poun'
b. of potatoes.
v It is said the Democracy of Butte is divi
r. ed into two wings-the Curtis wing and d
r. Owsley wing.
o The meat-shop of H. G. Myers 81 Co., NJ
N soula, was robbed last week Of SS5 to 500
J. q sneak thief
A moral reform is in progress in Mil
W City, and many of the merchants close thu
- stores on Sunday.
"A The County Commissioners of Gailat
y have lowered the toll-ratss on the road to
10 Yellowstone Park.
d The debris of the Miners Union Hall C
lapsed at Butte is being cleared away prep;
atory to rebuilding.
Judge II. N. Mcguire, formerly of Bo;
man, is delivering lectures in the east on
n, resources of Dakota.
1T A gentleman of Miles City has sold
er railroad company during the past winter o,
y 400 lots in that place.
~ Strides boarding house, Butte, was ent
~ ed by burglars Monday night and $40 in ca
'o and some valuabies taken.
- The Chicago Times states that Col. Scr
A. ner, of Chicago, is now an applicant for
40 Governorship of Montana.
st Mr.. Blake Is trying to organize compa
at at Benton with capital of $4,000 to bu
and operate a wooden mill.
n Chas. thinner, formerly cook at the G
ID mopolitan Hotel, Helena, is putting up a
ne x40 log hotel at Weeksville.
as Hank Atchison, who was reported rs
oe zen to death on the Yellowstone. is now
Fort Mckinney and all o. X.
The Crows stole fifty-fve head of bor
:. from the Flatheads on Checker Board ere
b. last Saturday night, 18th inst.
he The Cleopatra tramway, 1000 feet high
IN the face of the Lion Mountain cliff, has b
or successfully operated all winter.
an The Stock Growers Association of Chot
he and Meagher counties have Withdrawn Fl
lis the Stock Protective Association.
George Wilcox, of Butte, issues challe
for a go-as-you-please walking match for
to 500. He don't name distance or time.
ny All Wan, a Celestial, committed suicide
on Assinaboine recently by hanging hims
ac- His body was sent to Helena for intermen
Fea j. r. Latimer, of Missoula, lost child
OF week by spotted fever. A second child '
Ell was sick with the same disease is recover
=" The coach upset between Cages stat
-. and Big Timber last week with five pass
:. gers aboard, all of whom were badly bruii
am A butcher by the name of Keifer had
oct ends cut off of both his thumbs at Miles
,nr last week by an enraged negress with q Q
yer.
not Leave of absence for four months, to +
not effect May /, 1882, has been granted Sec
m Lie utenant Alvardo NJ. Fuller, Second
airy.
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