The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-11-10
MONTANA NEWS

| Maiden wants bank.
! Livingston will organic literary so
ciety.
Eighteen inches of snow in the Julitl
Basin.
The Eaton smslter will start about Nov
smber 10.
1t is proposed to bridge the Missouri a,
Townsend.
Livingston has secured dentist by the
skin of its teeth
The Roman Catholics have established s
school in Bozcman
4 syndicate in Miles City intend boring
another artcS;an we'll
An Odd Fellows lodge "a talked of at
White Sulphur Springs
The Indians at the Poplar River agency
are reported I" be starving.
TheHusbandinan predicts Il matrimonial
boom in its ncighhorhood shortly.
y Benton firm sold nearly 80 ounces of
>trychnine in Il few days to wolver5
Civil Engineer !'undcck has completed
thc survey of the West Gallatin ditch.
Butte IS to have = gymnasium under the
management Of J. X. Waite, the bruiser.
y faro game at Sun river is Ieported to
have run ahead 5000 in the last three
weeks.
Buiord and Davis OF Junction City ar.
said to have struck vein of good coal II, ar
that town.
Dr. Ncwcomb expects to have his smelter
in full blast at Chiskory by the middle OF
November.
A Benton hunting party recently
brought in over two hundred ducks and
thirteen geese.
The first teachers institute for M>soula
|ou!ilS Ciooeu bll " "tiiI"StlaS. Ii WAS i
markell succcys.
The assessed valuation Of property il,
Silver Bow county this year will toot up
about S., 100000.
Iron Dog. Crow chief, has been con-
tirmed in the Roman Catholic Church by
Bishop Brondel
The Alice Mining company di,bursed
81, 600 during the past month"; being sIO5,-
s36.G3 assay value.
The Collar, 20-stalnp mill will start on
Tuesday morning. Low grade ore is be-
ing used to fill up seams
Granville Stuart and Con Kohrs will ship
between 800 aud /, 200 bcevs. to the Chi
aago market this ruoi.tl..
y large body of smelling ore has been
struck III the Home,iakc mine, al Crook
'ity, a>saying from 800 to 300
Inc sheep owners of Custer county say
hat as many as 3O,Ooo sheep have been
irlTcn into that county this year
The Concord Cattle company is now en-
gagged in rounding up so beeves for ship
nent to Chicago about November 9TH.
/. w. Thompson, OF Bentyn, has been
committed 10 answer q charge of raising \
heck on the i:snk of Northern Montana.
Capt. Halfway, post GuartermaSter at |
'ort Maginni>, Is to he transferred To Bis |
narck. 1t. {. II. Cabincss succeeds him. !
The Miles City irAs says that ex-Shsriff /,
irvine and 7. Savage conteri!p plate Stamped |
ng in Pullman to tie c. ur D'alsns dig |
,inss.
Indians have no trouble in procuring |
shiskey at Stcycnsville. The consequence |
a never-failins supply Of quarrelsome
indians.
The Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows |
will meet at Helena nn the 10th instant.
Montana now has seven subordinate
Marquis de Lafount dc SAVINGS. of Paris.
'ralcc, is visiting Missoula county, and !
njoyins the fine hunting and fishing of
he reservation
There is said to be three feet of snow on
he upper Madison valley, in the vicinity
II the biz ranch recently taken by Nir-
inia City parties.
One Marshall who holds u lease from
he government of Il location in the
middle gcyser basin, will build hotel
here IN the spring
General Nelson A. Miles arrived at Miles
ity OH Wednesday. He is at present at
'ort Ksogh. and will leave for tho Pacific
cast in . few days
Benton man rcpor.s having seen
attlesnake crawling over the snow, a few
ays ago. The brand he had been drink
* remains nrtrorted.
The Meyers brothers, iiy~ in Lumber,
epresenting capital of over 81, 900, 900,
lvcsted in Montana live stock, met to-
ether in Miles City last week
The Enterprise says that tests oi Mon
ma coal, of which Maj. pea.c has the
gency, have proven that it can he burned
\ any kind Of stove or fire box
A half breed in ths employ of Joe Ian
re, at Terry. Was seriously injured by
orse. which he va, riding, running into
wire fence and throwing him against it.
The MissoEla county survey party has
or the season owing TO the in