The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Henry Juenger, an old time miner of Can.
yon Creek, was found lying unconscious in
his bed at his cabin recently, having appar-
emily starved. He was brought to the poor
house and died there on Monday last.
Last Monday, the house Of w. Brook, in
Beaverhead valley, was broken into and an
overcoat, silver watch, and some other
articles stolen therefrom. No trace of the
thieves have been found.-Madisonia 10th.
The Gagnon mine continues to produce its
usual output of fine ore. A large body was
struck day or two ago which runs I'D to 600
ounces per ton. Fifty tons are raised daily
and transported to the Colorado smelter.-
Miner, 11h.
Postmaster Dickinson, of Missoula, has
received telegraphic advice of the appoint-
ment of Mr.. r. A. Easton as postmaster at
victor, and also of the appointment of J. A.
McDairmid to the position as postmaster at
Horse Plains.
The case this morning of the United
states against the Benton & st. Louis Cattle
Company, for letting their cattle range on
the Blackfeet Indian reservation, was dis
missed by Judge Wade for want of evidence.
Herald, 10TH
There are fourteen prisoners in the Lewis
q Clark county Jail awaiting the action of
the Grand Jury. The charges cover the
whole catalogue of crime. There are also
three or four other defendants in criminal
cases out on bail
When the plat of Billings was made the
Montana Land Co. reserved lots and 2, in
block 90, for the Masonic fraternity. Ashlar
lodge being duly formed and i'm working or
der, received a deed to these lots from Mr.
Hume last week. -. '-F.g--
lovesick young fellow in Butte,
Screamed his girl with a flute.
But he got reproof
From her dads hefty boof.
And lawd how the fellow aid skute,
...a.t -Ricer Press.
On last Monday the new high school, at
Dillon, opened with about one hundred
scholars in attendance. The three depart.
meuts, in charge of Mr.. j. Cannon, princi.
pal, and Misses Carter AND Coffin. ASSISTANTS
are all well filled and moving along harmo.
niously.
Our poet is dead. Too much of the divine
~ N'1o eo'o SoohCu LIS goose, and his
vivid verses will no more appear in these
columns. He died In the blessed hone If a
generous pardon for his first, and last Of.
fence. May he never revive.-Madison-
ian, 10th.
A church outfit over In Bohemian.
Gets up exhibitions and shows me,
The Broom Brigade's elegant drill.
Then the girls lin their best bibs and tuckers,
Sell the brooms to the bald suckers
At prices which make them feel I'M
-Aadisonidn Poet
White Sulphur Springs is fast becoming
the headquarters of the wool industry Of the |
Territory. More buyers come to Smith river
for fiocks and firstclass breeding rams than |
60 to any other point, and those, conse. |
quently, having sheep for sale know where
to 60 to find buyers.
A short time ago the N. p. stationed eight |
of wood at Bonita, to be banan
for loading engines. There were two camns
Of Cinnamon there, and they wanted wood
They just quietly took hold and walksd oAr
with those eight carloads Of wood. and a,s-
It among themselves before 4 fo-ca
sufficiently large could be collected To ore.
vent them.
Prior to the departure OF the train so~
Deer Lodge this morning, funeral service.
were conducted 1t the residence of JUDGE