The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-20

i The Bozeman Eacs Of the 18th says: "Ths
hospital at Fort Ellis Is on fire and burning
- we 20 to press"
| Valuable hot springs have been discovered
and located near Cinnabar Mountain, In the
Yellowstone valley.
John Tember, q carman on the Alice,
Butte, had his left foot and ankle crushed by
q car falling on him.
| j. NJ. Girard, of Bozeman, was thrown
from wagon the other day, and had an arm
broken in two places.
The Knights Of Pythias Mt Benton are
twenty-eight strong. They win give ball
Thanksgiving evening.
Two hundred and thirty dollars has recent
ly been subscribed toward building school
house on the Judith valley.
Over six hundred men were psid in Glen
dive last pay day. The money thus discussed
amounted to nearly $4,000.
Lieutenant Particle, of Fort Keogh, won
the division prize at the Fort Leavenworth
rife match few days since.
Some simple minded Montanian is advef-
Using for q jar Of peach preserves entered at
the Helena fair and lost there.
Typhoid fever is reported epidemic at
Glendale. There have been eight cases in
thirty days, most of them fatal.
The bell of the wrecked steamer Red
CLOUD has been presented by I. p. Baker to
the Episcopal church of Bismarck.
Contractor Martin, of the Northern Pacific,
| at Horse Shoe Bend, was thrown by bucking
broncho last week and had leg broken.
The Benton postoffice 10 to be newly cut
fitted with seventy-fve new Yale lock boxes,
143 call boxes and two delivery wickets.
Row, the three-year-old son of VIM. Pal
mer, of Butte, was killed in San Francisco
last Friday by being run over by team.
DIR. j. Thompson, Democratic nominee for
coroner of Silver Bow county, has withdrawn
on account Of urgent professional duties.
| A stage item published in the San Francis
co papers says the Jay Rial Combin alton Is
PLAYING "Uncle Toms Cabin" in London.
Michael Fisher was found guilty In Butte
last week of assault with intent 10 kill and
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
j. w. Daniels, late of Boise City, Idaho,
has been selected as principal of the Boze-
man schools at $50 per month while teach
ing.
The Palace restaurant, at Butte, was
burned Monday night, involving loss in
building and contents Of from 5000 to 81, :
900.
| George Rice, a carman at the Parrot, Butte,
had his left arm broken last Friday by fall
ing from the tramway to the ground, thirty
feet
| VIM. Sheppard, of Gallatin county, this
year threshed 3,135 bushels of oats from "a
acres-an average Of about So bushels per
acre.
A sneak thief got into Dick Mansfeld's
tent, at Billings last Sunday evening, and
walked off with s175 watch and s145 In
cash.
John Barnes was badly hurt in Bozeman
tunnel last week by piece of rock falling
from the tunnel roof and striking him on the
| head.
In the District Court at Butte, over enc
bundled cases were heard and decided dur
ing the late term. All causes set for trial were
heard.
Rev. and Mrs. j. X. Russell, Of Butte, were
upset from buggy last Sunday, but fortu-
either.
Mat Schous, machiuist at the Glendivc
railroad shops, got his hand caught in some
machinery last week and lost two Of his
fingers.
Three Cree Indians who were running of
horses were killed a couple of weeks ago be-
low the mouth Of the Muscleshell, by buffalo
hunters.
John Chsnnick, of Miles City, has bet $500
that he can ride q single horse 100 miles in "a
hours. The trial was to have been made
this week.
A construction train on the N. p. ran into
q washout near Glendive last week and the
engineer, A. b. Hadley received very seri.
Gus injuries.
There are 564 names on the assessment rolls
of Beaverhead county this year. There are
/, 400 voters--more than double the number
Of taxpayers.
Miss A. +. Griffin, of Grand Haven, Mich,
has been elected teacher in the Butte
schools and will preside over the Walker
VILE Youngsters.
Five Cree Indians entered J. Rutherford's
house, at Eight Mile Springs, last week and
made him cook for them. They claimed to
be hunting Piegans.
The Butte Democrats have nominated
Stephen DeWolfe for the Council and Johr
+. Forbis, r. d. Leggatt and Daniel O'Grady
for Representatives.
The Helena Fair Association ran behind
this year to the extent of $500. There wa.
former Indebtedness of 81, 500 and the Asso
citation now owes So 900. A1 @
Joseph Sullivan, Of Benton, Is willing t.
bet $500 that saddles and harness made b,
him are superior in workmanship to an,
other manufactured in Montana. Is
John Musson was terribly slashed up in
fight at Spring Hill last week. He has bee,
taken to the county hospital, and his assail
ant has been taken to the county Jail.
Rev. Mason, the Baptist clergyman q
Helena proposes to winter in the States
His pulpit will be filed during his absenc,
by Rev. l.. L. Wood of Massachusetts,.
Rev. s. A. Harlow, q recent graduate o
Princeton Theological Seminary was ordain
ed In Brooklyn on the 14th and will tax,
charge of the Presbyterian church in Helena
1.-THE Butte court has granted DEGREES Of di
vorce in the cases of Kate Shaw against Jas
Z. Shaw, Ida L. Lacost against VIM. Lacoss
Lena Green against John Fl. Green. Mary e
Humans against John W. Humans.
A Montana Rifle Team has been organizes
ut Butte. with j. c. Kelley president, JOSEPH
Campbell secretary, George r. Penter treas
urer, NJ. II. Toohey captain, and NJ G. Finn
assistant captain. es
The Meagher county court has granted di
vorces in the following cases: Annie Pen
we'll against Oscar Penwell, Matte j. Kell,
against Charles s. Kelly and George w