The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Burglars are operating somewhat In Hell
ena.
The Miles City directory contains over COO
names.
A new Methodist parsonage Is to be built
/ At Benton.
A Compound moose was hung up in Butte
butcher shop one day LAST week.
Custer county has charged Dawson county
$500 costs in two recent law suits.
Missoula polled 4ss votes, an increase Of
14S over the vote cast two years ago.
8. W. Langhorne has sold cut his drug
business in Bozeman to Hinchman and Al
ward.
Thomas Cruise has sold his famous Drum
Lummond mine to an English company for
81. 800, 900.
owen McNulty and Miss Lizzie Burns
were married in Butte Thursday evening Of
last week.
Charles Lindlay of Big Hole, had . hand
shattered last week BY IN accidental giant
powder explosion.
T. c. Power B. Bro. have employed aysung
lady, Miss Kitty Tonge, A. . saleslady In
their Benton store.
Butte precinct cast liza Votes At the late
election, Of which SS7 were Democratic and
S57 were Republican.
The mail service on the Aartinsdals and
Billings line will be increased to tri-weskly
after the LIST Of December.
Rudolph Beebe, a young employee Of tho
Miles City Press, last week got his hand
caught in the press, almost pulverizing It.
Webster Tilton, Virginia City schoolboy,
had his ankle severely dislocated while wrest-
ling with another scholar one day LAST week.
Thursday Of last week Alex Dubois was
thrown from wagon in the Park near Butte
and falling on his head was instantly killed.
The comet il beauty, and rises at an op-
perfume moment to suit young lovers, q 1t Is
SO nice to sit up and watch for it.-Rusbanl-
man.
The Hus6 andman rays there were more
drunken men In White Sulphur Springs on
election day than on aay other day for lsns
time.
Business at Frenchtown has this year moro
than doubled that Of last year. The boom
has been caused by the trade Of the railroad
workers.
There are now about 1900 horses ON the
Hollywood and Shonkin range. Evans and
Devereaux branded 800 colts on the range
this year.
Frank r. Hyde died in Butte last Friday
from injuries received while unloading q
boiler q couple Of weeks ago, which fell
upon him.
Majsr George w Baird, paymaster in the
United States army, now stationed At Fort
Kecgh, will soon, it is stated, be transferred
to duty at st. Paul, MINI.
James Tevern was knocked down with .
sung shot In q boarding house brawl 1t
Meaderville, on the evening Of election day.
He carries = dent in his head.
The stables OF the Montana Copper Com
psny, at Meaderville were burned last Friday
night, being the third time the company has
suffered in this way. Loss, $1,000.
There were 492 votes polled at the Benton
precinct, and Of that number emily 1876 wero
straight" The Democrats polled 113 and
the Republicans eighty three straight tickets.
ID. w. rilton, bookseller, printer and pub
Usher At Virginia City, has just issued .
. ..ond edition of Prof. Dinsdale's highly
p 'pular work " The vigilantes Of Montana"
George w. Myers, the well known cattle
last week by three Indians near Pompeyis
Pillar. He was not hurt. The Indians rode
away.
Dillon will be provided with Methodist
pastor Rev. Stanton, from Havre de Grace,
MARYLAND, arrived during the past week and
will take charge Of the Dillon circuit In
fu'nre. i
The Rirer Press conveys . good deal in |
' y few words. The morning after election
lay 1t had the folio wing: "Bring short hand |
ID, ", are unableto give our usual amount |
D matter this morning"
The Gicndive Times says: The Dawson /
,ouuty debt Is about $40, 900, and Ill va have |
% show for 1t Is . Jail that would mot held |
,ora. How they rolled 1t up nobody knews,
but every body IL anxious to find cut.
James Mussell, who was injured In the
powder explosion at Mullan tunnel last Feb
'uary, ha> sued james Muir, the contractor,
or damages to the amount Of $1,000. The
:ase is now pending IN the Helena court.
A move il being m ,d- at Benton to organ
re . company to furnish theatrical entertain
nents this winter. The company will be
of local talent entirely. Deer
1oige young folks should have similar in
titutions
While John Bowers, Of Helena, was dig.
ing . well, last So urday, the tub used for
,eisting the dirt fell from the top, distance
4 thirty feet, and struck Bowers on the head
md shoulders, intiicting injuries that may
rove fatal.
Tho post library NJ Keogh keeps about
papers and magazines, foreign and
lemsstic, on nls; ] ,2o8 volumes circulated In
he garrison daring the past two months, and
be daily attendance II tho reading rsoa was
linsty iva
Twenty-Five eitissns Of Diilsn having Pc