The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-09
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Langrishe did good business in Helena.
A pioneer association has been formed at
Benton.
Several handsome new buildings are going
up at Boulder City.
Yellowstone county assessed the Northern
Pacific 5000 per mile.
Paxon, of Butte, is to paint some scenery
for Ming's Opera House, Helena.
Jacob Medary, for short time local editor
of the Miner, has resigned his position.
1t is understood that project is on foot
for starting newspaper at Sun River in
few weeks.
A travelling man fell through q Missoula
sidewalk last week and broke his arm in
three places.
L. F. Young and Harry Eccleson killed
40O-pound grizzly last week in upper Deer
Lodge valley.
The Amazon mill and smefter will, it Is
expected, be completed and in running order
by the 10th inst
Miss sallie E. Hosmer, after a pleasant visit
of several months in Montana, returned last
week to San Francisco.
The sheep owners of Custer county say
that as many as 10000 sheep have been driven
into that county this year.
John Heidi and John Motif, two well
known and quite well liked men, preside as
clerks at the Cosmopolitan, Helena.
Sheriff Reinhardt, of Beaverhead county,
bagged three horse thieves at Dillon Tuesday
last, together with several stolen animals.
The Myers brothers, five in number, repre-
renting capital of over 81, 100000, invested
In Montana live stock, met together in Miles
City last week. .... ..a.F
Henry Hanson was committed to the Mad
ison county Jail, in default of bail, last Fri
day, for the alleged shooting of George
Ross, at Sheridan. ~
The recent extensive fire at Miles City will
prove benefit to that town, as most Of the
old wooden buildings will be replaced by
brick and stone ones.
1t is stated that DIR. A. J. Hunter has bond
ed the Hunters Hot Springs property, or at
least that portion covered by the springs, ho-
tel, ETC., for the sum of $4,000.
George c. Randolph, of Butte, slipped on
an icy stair in Butte last Thursday and fell
to the bottom, distance of ten feet, break
ing his left arm near the elbow,
There is prospect that the snow sheds at
Mulian will not be built, at least for the
present. The railroad does not care to incur
the extra expense .-Independent
ID is stated that Gilmer s. Salisbury will
soon put on well equipped line of coaches
between Helena and the Canadian Pacific
railway, the route taking in Fort Benton.
It is reported that q deserter from Fort
Maginnis on the Goth ult. was found dead the
next morning half way between Maiden and
the post with his hands and face gnawed off
by the wolves.
VIM. winschell, of Springs Station, on the
Billings road, has built dam and prepared
quite nice lake fer the reception of large
number of Salmon trout, which he is now
securing in the mountains.
W. A. Clark, IA. Largey and HI. A.
d'Acheul, committee of the Brush Electric
Light Company, have ordered from Pitts
burg, Pa, q lO0-horse power Westinghouse
steam engine for their plant.
The Livingston Tribune's building, which
was blown down, was new enc, all that re-
manned to complete 1t being to put in the
windows and finish 1t on the inside. The
loss Is estimated at about 81 800.
The shipment of beef from the Yellow
stone valley has averaged seventy-fve car
loads per day for the past six weeks, and the
railroad company are taxed TO their utmost
to farnisll cars to supply the increasing de-
mand.
The Benton coach was driven off a bridge
across q coulee near Bird Tail Divide, few
mornings ago, and Mr.. Strickland, an in
surance agent from San Francisco, who was
an outside passenger, severely injured. No
others were hurt.
! At a meeting Of the Catholic church build
ing committee at Virginia City, on the 18th
ult., it was decided to have the rock auarried
and delivered ON the building site during the
winter, and have the material on hand ready
to begin building early in the spring.
"You look tired, Todd" said friend to
the inimitable Marquis - he emerged from
the First National Bank yesterday, hopping
his websterian brow with red bandana.
SHOULDN'T wonder" answered Todd, Eve
been lifting q mortgage. Union.
Superintendent Atwood, of the Montana
Mining Company, has received orders to