The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-17
DEER LODGE NEWS.
Condensed From Yesterdays
New Northwest.

New Northwest.
a correspondent at Heron Siding
advises people bound for the Coeur d.
Alenes not to take that route until
the trail has been opened.
Charles Mattson, OF Phiilipsburg,
has been sent to the Insane Asylum.
His hobby just now is that he ia q
mind reader. He Is a former occu-
pant of the asylum, when he had a
religious nobby.
The public school Of Deer Lodge
had 2l9 pupils enrolled during the
first quarter.
VIM. Mckinney Is to be appointed
deputy sheriff for Anaconda.
Mrs. Lieut.. Krause, from Fort
Shaw. is visiting her father, DR.. W.
w. Higgins, during the absence of
her mother in the states.
Kelley, Hagan & Co., cleaned up
$1,000 Monday, the result of the last
two weeks run of their mine. The
claim was opened late last spring and
has yielded to date $25,5OO. The
Rock Crt elk Ditch Company has
shut off water and all mining is sus-
pended at Pioneer, Yamhill aud vi
cinity.
Rev. Father kelleher, after a pleas
ant but too short visit, returned to VIZ
ginia City this week. Father X. has
applied for leave of absence, desiring
to visit his home in England, aud
then study in Rome a year. He
hopes to have his supply appointed
80 he can reach home by Christmas.
Sheriff G. N. Berry, of Missoula
county, this week delivered to War
den Creel. VIM. H. King, convicted
Of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment. King, while intoxicated, went
into a dance house near Fort Mis-
soula, and taking oftense at some
thing, ran behind the bar, picked up
a pistol, fired into the crowd and
killed two innocent men. He will
be remembered as the principal wit
ness in the Kennedy-O'Connor muir
der case some years ago.
A large number of citizens living
in the vicinity of Gold Greek station,
n. P. railroad, have p%etitioned for
the establishment of a postollce at
that place, H. f. Taylor, agent, for
postmaster.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Knowles, of Butte, learned
with sorrow last Friday that their
little son Freeman had died, after a
prolonged illness. On Saturday the
remains were brought to Deer Lodge,
q number OF frien Is accompanying
the former, but Mrs. Knowles being
too i'll to come. At the Deer Lodge
depot MANY friends Of the Eereaved
parents had assembled, and joined
the cortege, which proceeded thence
to the Deer Lodge cemetery. The
services at the grave were conducted
by Rev. Blackiston, and a. the sad
words were said, Earth to earth,
and dust to DUST" the grief spoken,
heart born expression Of the father.
GOOD bye, my boy" brought tears
to every eye. In their sad bereave-
ment u trends have sincere and
universal sympathy.
Deer Lodge county has l,ll6 per-
sons of school age. The number at
tending school last year was 695.
The salaries paid to teachers amount
ed to $9,SG6.25. The average cost of
tuition to each pupil per month was
$3.50.
MI. s. +. Larabie and family are
expected home next week.
Mrs. James s. McAndreWs, who
has been very i'll during the past ten
days with pneumonia, is now conval-
escent.
Tom Stuart is advertising his fine
horses for sale.
Moss Boston operate Ministries
appear In Deer Lodge next Monday
night.
The NeW North West this week
gives the pictures Of Martin Luther
and his wife, of George William Cur
It's, and of the Marquis Of Lans-
1oopro