The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-06-14

Pear creek last week.
Twenty carloads of young cattle arrived
in Billings yesterday for the Willard
Cattle Company, whose range Is north OF
the Musselshell.
The ubiquitous s-soap man." who has
been swindling fools in Montana towns
for year past, has established his '-falSe''
in BoZeman streets.
The Bozeman Courier will not have the
Associated Press dispatches just now. 1t
does not feel disposed to pay the price
required $65 per week
The ''oldest inhabitant'' of Bozeman
says that the rainfall in that locality dur
ing the present month has been greater
than in any year during his experience.
Some thirty men have left Benton for
the Judith to drive band of 4 1000 cattle
to the Northwest Territory, They were
purchased recently from the Judith Cattle
Company.
The railroad bridges over the east and
west Gallatin are in danger of being swept
away by the high water washing out the
piling. The same fears are entertained
with regard to the Townsend bridge.
A tcn-year old daughter of A. j. Smith,
of Bozeman, died very suddenly last week.
1t is supposed that she died from the effect
of poisonous weeds eaten in /: meal of
green's which she had gathered and pre-
pared
J.. Hill, the St. Paul railroad king,
has scripted the land on each side of the
river at the falls of the Missouri. L is
surmised that he intends to utilize the
matchless water power for manufacturing
purposes.
Among tie tourists now in the Nation; |
Park are J. Muliin. of the Watertown
Times, New York; Lieut.. S. c, Mills, 18th
Infantry, L. S A.: DR.. G. L.. Gates, Of
Ninona, Wis, and John and Henry Castle,
If Minneapolis. a8
A Minneapolis tenderfoot ased his re-
7olved freely but harmlessly in Bozeman
/ day or two ago and paid $50 for the
privilege He said he thought there
would be no trouble about small thing
If that kind in Montana.
The Miles City Daily Press celebrated
It's first anniversary yesterday. The paper
aas passed through few Of the vicissi-
tudes incident to the infancy of a news
paper, but seems in prosperous condition
now. We wish it continued success.
Ira D. Sankey, the noted evangelistic
singer spent Sunday in Bozeman On his
way from New York to the Pacific coast.
The Methodist congregation wanted him
10 give them some music Sunday evening
out he hurriedly took the train and passed
3ut of their reach
The Willard Mining Company, operating
At Emigrant Gulch, allows holders Of one
or more shares of its capital stock
who wish to work independent of the
to have sluice-heads of water at
minimum rates per inch, and gravel claims
Of their own selection at low rental .ates.
Near the Stalactite caves in the National
Park, there is poisonous gas tube very
named Stygian cave, where birds
drop dead in merely flying over its mouth.
It is most beautiful to the eye. The.
crystalline pendants are of deep emerald.
But the sulphurous gases are inimical to
life. Small animals taking shelter there
in perish Immediately. One Of DR.. Gates
party went down into it and without any
very painful sensation became faint with a
rushing as of water in his ears. indicating
the first stages Of asphyxia.- Chronicle.
Nights Of Enchantment.
Another good sized audience greeted
Prof. Lewis last night and if round upon
round Of applause is any criterion to go
by his efforts to please were appreciated
The performance is far ahead Of any thing