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

days ago.
1.-THE Flower of the Yellowstone" is the
title of new play to be put on the stage at
Bismarck.
The vote polled.n Billings on the 9th of
November exceeded that of either Helena or
Bohemian.
The track of the Wickes branch of the N
P. reached Clancy last Saturday morning at
| IL o'clock.
Awaiting additional tools and material the
Helena artesan well boring is temporarily
suspended.
The Concord Cattle Company, of Eastern
Montana, shipped 800 beeves to Chicago last
Tuesday week.
Harry Christian, the young man who was
stabbed at Horse Plains recently, is in fair
way of recovery.
So far as heard from, Livingston polled u
larger vote on Tuesday than any other town
in the Territory.
| Jas. Twohey, of Butte, has sold to Walter
Mckay a two-thirds interest in the Wake-up-
Jim lode for $4,000.
There is q well defined case of scarlet fever
in Butte, the victim being the little son of
Col and Mrs. Grayson.
A young man deposited counterfeit 500
bill at Dillon gaming table few nights ago
and left for parts unknown.
II. l.. Frank has purchased from James
Mathews, Butte, the building now occupied
by the Elite saloon, for s1O.0O0.
Maj. T. p. McElrath founder of the Miles
City journal, has gone to Minneapolis to
take position on paper there.
Maiden mines have plenty of smelling ore
on the dump, and now they want smelter
with daily capacity Of 100 tons.
The Northern Pacific proposes to substi-
tute white walters for the black ones hereto
fore employed on their dining cars.
1t Is said the pay roll Of the Northern Pa
cific from its western terminus to Helena, NJ
T., amounts to over s4OO, 900 per month.
| W.T.. Pigott, Esq, has resigned his posi-.
ton rs city attorney. Judge Blake will
hereafter fill the office.-Madisonidn, 10th.
| Davis & Shinnick, of Townsend, have
made an assignment. Their liabilities are
about SIC. 900. and their assets near $4,000
There are no idle men at Maiden. Mining
wages So per day and board, or 81 without
board. A good hotel is badly needed there.
A rumor is prevalent in that vicinity that
John W. Mackay will purchase the Salt Lake
Tribune for Judge c. c. Goodwin.-Miner,
1OM
| j. w. Kinsley, for the past two years Or
ganizing officer and Grand Master Work.
man, has taken editorial charge of the Ogden
Pilot
Beaverheaders are not worried very much
about gold and silver plate, as the Assessor
reports only two assessable pieces In the
county.
The report that DR.. Hunter had sold his
hot springs for $50, 900, is untrue. He has
merely bonded portion of the property for
that sum.
Hunters have been bringing in large
quantities of game lately, and keeping the
market we'll supplied with venison.- Madi-
sonian, 10th.
The Oregon pioneers, who went East some
time ago, are vending their way back to
their homes, in lunches, over the Northern
Pacific road.
H. G. Hoppe, who killed Patsey Walters
at Bozeman last year, was discharged by the
recent term Of court at Bozeman, a noHe pros
being entered.
The Billings artesian we'll is now oyer 700
feet deep and has found no water. The CON-
pany will not give up, however, until they
get down ! 900 feet.
Mrs. w. D. Williams, of Butte, received,
Nov. 9th, from the order of United Work
men, the sum of $1,000, due her as the widow
of member of the order.
Mr.. Chas. Krelle, timer, in the employ
of Messrs. Kenyon & Co., Butte, met with a
serious accident last Friday by falling dis
lance Of % feet from ladder.
The bullion production of the Alice for
the month Of November was slo5, S26.63. The
disbursements for the same month were Sal !,
600, leaving balance of Sex, 1858
James II. Mills Is erecting neat residence
upon his Pine street lots, one door west Of
Rev. -Missoulian, 9th. He is evil
IDENTIFY not in the newspaper business.
Last Sunday, in Helena, at the church Of
the Sacred Heart, the 1T. Rev. Bishop Bron
del administered the sacrament of confrma
ton to "a persons adults and % girls and
boys. . ... ...
The Minneapolis Journal says that q mum
Der of Wizards penniless English guests are
now counting ties between Bozeman and
St. Paul, pursuing their laborious way east
ward.
1t Is said that the grand jury of Gallatir
county, recently In session at Bozeman
did the most thorough and effective worl
Of any like body ever assembled In the Ter
ritory.
Hoppley Station, Meagher county, ha,
lately become the property Of Miss Jennie
Coson, the Montana shepherdess, who has
rented the house and stables of Mr.. r. D.
Warner.
Potatoes are said to have ave ragged two
hundred and fifty bushels per acre in the
Yellowstone valley this year. Sun River
valley claims four hundred bushels as the
average.
The pictorial press association may now
sell It's wood cuts Of Butler, Cleveland ct al
for kindling wood. We will publish nc
more Of them except ut regular advertising
rates.-Ex.
Recent developments in the Moulton are
of the most fiattsring character. A body Of
very high grade ore was struck yesterday
but its extent has not yet been determined
Miner, 11h.
As we 20 to press we learn that the ma
chinists and blacksmiths In the railroad
shops have struck, in conse quence Of an or
der to reduce them TO hours time per day. =
Giendiue Times.
DIR. Brooke yesterday received box Of
persimmons the first ever in Mortana) from
his son Ben c., who Is visiting, In company
with his mother, the Doctors old home
-Indspendsnt l1t.
The Mambnno trotting stallion, Black Dia
mond. has been purchased BY Coy. Crosby
for - 900. This animal Is generally esteemed
ono Of the most valuable or his blood in
Montana.-Herald.
Archy Bennett and William Wallac'
brought into Helena recently wagon LOAF
Of black-tail deer, t16, which they killed OF
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