The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-17
AMALGAM.
As Found in Our Clean-Irn oe..
Territorial Exchanges.

Territorial Excaanpea
Mrs. Samuel Noel and childrsn
spending the winter in California
Mlssoula will HAYES hose Comma.
az soon as the water mains are dnutu!
The Times tells of twenty-fonr ,.r'
buildings in the course OF prec,in'""
Missou!a. Ia
Jones Brothers, of Billings st.,,o,
to the Black Hills last week VIII .u'
horses. wv"
Charles Edwards was accide,,ou.
shot with a needle gun in Mad;sn!
county, last week. He will ]recovur
Mr.. and Mrs. s. !. Jones, of HoI
ena, celebrated their si4yer wedd;n.
on the Sd inst. s
A soldier at the government .,,,
mill near Miles City committed IN. uii
eide last Monday by blowing out h..
brains. AIS
James w. Parker received = Il;
vOrce from his wife Eliza J. parLa.
at the recent term of TIM. Nis.nnln
court.
The man who was killed no
freight train down near Liyinosion'
the other day, stated before he d;at
his name Was Hadsell.
P. Hindry, of Fort Maginns, chat
lenges any man at the Fort, Maiden
or Spring Greek, to a prize fipht s"r
$3.50 a side, soldiers not barred.
Two camps of Cinnamon a, Ronit.
on the Northern Pacific, last weat
stole eight car loads of wood from, ths
railroad company, and all at ons
steal, too.
The Benton ReeorH seems 70 ,o,a
no very high opinion of army Off,
GERS. 1t says nine-tenths of the Wp.t
Pointers could not pass a primary ~.
animation in the public schools.
Court Sheriff, of Bedford, and Mis-,
Mary II. Hooper. of Pricklv Pear
valley, were married on the i2Ih in
slant, at the residence of the hrjdp,.
parents.
J. F. Mahoney, Democrat, elected
in Dawson county, is ineligible from
the fact that he was a member of tha
Legislature which created the Office
OF Delegate to the CONSTITUTIONS,
Convention.
Last Sunday. in Helena. at TIA
Church OF the Sacred Heart, the
Right. Rev. Bishop Biondel admin
lstered the sacrament of confirma.
ton to "A persons--two adults and
~ girls and boys.
A few days ago John L. Humble Of
Corvallis, finished threshing a moo.
est little crop Of 1892 bushels Of
grain. There were 6,3a6 bushels Of
oats and 2,404 bushels of wheat. The
former yielded 60 bushels to The acre
and the latter 30s.
AT the stock yards in New Ycrl,
city, last Monday, three Gals OF fame,
steers. 1852 pounds aver
were sold by d. Wa.xei ut S.. 6x
per 100 pounds. They were fed by
Mr.. Cough, of Shelby county, cost
" IN Chicago, where 1hey weighed
l,7l5 pounds apiece.
AS an illustration of how interest
cunts up in Montana, the Avant.
notes the recent foreclosure
Of an $500 mortgage given in 1876,
three per cent a month,
The court awarded a judgment of
H,975, which was the original
amount and interest to date.
Superintendent Simmont, of the
Congregational Church in Dakots
ana Montana, is organizing a church
N Glendive. Thence he will go to
assist IN ~dedicating the new church
edlfice at Billings, and then 10 Hell
ena to assist at the organization of a
society.
George Gillespie, a tramp printer,
orged the name of VIM. Black, OF
to an order for IS, amt pre-
ented the order to Blacks partner
payment, which was refused. He
etlred and in a few moments return
d with the order endorsed PLEASE
lay this" and again signed with
NAME. This brought The
money, but the order proved an EN-
ire forgery.
On the Pacific express west bound
1onday evening the accidental dis
barge OF a pistol in the Pullman car,
OF Glendive, very neatly results
d fatally. 1t seems that the car
orier had been given a revolver by
n army officer to put away for him.
nd as the porter passed down the
Isle of the car with the gun In bis
and. q lady, Mrs. John Heinlich,
past him knocking the wea-
Oh out OF his hand and dischalging
ne OF the chambers. The ball
truck the lady's leg and inflicted q