The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-26
MONTANA NEWS.

| lHtIo Is u COIlSluoFaDl0 shortage III
calves on the Yellowstone roundup.
! A reunion at the Springs of all the
old timers of Meagher county, is !,
mooted project.
Washouts eighteen miles east of
Miles City have delayed trains some
what of late.
There is quite demand for money
in Helena at present at l and l 4 per
cent. d month.
David Haache, who lives on Burnt
Fork, Missoula county, has grown
1900 to 5000 boxes of strawberries
this year.
The Husbandman bestows great
praise on Hon. Martin Maginnis for
his services to Meagher county in Sc
curing mail facilities.
Four horses were stolen from a sta
BILE at South Heart, Dakota. The
thieves started nortllward. A losse
Of settlers are on the trail.
The bad storm in Bitter Root valley
on Monday destroyed the crops wher.
ever it struck, damaged orchards and
gardens and wrecked one green house.
A piece of rail was found removed
from the main line near Miles City
depot on Wednesday night just before
the arrival of tie Atlantic express.
A bar of silver valued about ST. 300,
was stolen at about 2 clock Thursday
morning from the works of the Elk
horn company at their mine in Jeffer.
son county.
A party of Crow Indians stole a
pony from j. NJ. Sharp's ranch few
days ago while one of the herders was
looking at them. They escaped with
the animal.
Charles Waterman, Of Dubuque,
Iowa, tells an eastern paper that he
had two fine horses killed by light
ming in the Yellowstone valley while
driving them.
Quite large band Of horses were
run off from Pine Coulee last week by
the Crow Indians. \ number of the
ranches were also raided by them of
provisions.
Pat Donovan has been arrested for
the burglary of Hays & Co.'S store at
Forsythe. Upon his person was
found part Of the stolen property ard
he confessed his guilt.
Geo. ID. Patterson has sold 1000
head of sheep to Hon. II. M. Cochran,
making the purchase of this gentle
man amount to 5000 bead. This is a
good '.starter" in the sheep business.
River Press: We hear of astound- |
ng railroad developments that are to
occur in the next sixty days the ma
;ure of which is as yet yelled in mys-
cry. AS to railroads Fort Benton
leyer is. but is always to he biest with
.ailrOads.
The Canadian government has been
officially informed that Louis Riel.
who led the Red River rebellion in
$40, is heading the half breed agita-
ion in the northwest in regard to the
settlement Of their claims against the
government.
Edith Particle. daughter of Lieut..
Particle, 1T Fort keogh. ran against a
servant who WAS carrying Il pan or
,ot water and received the scalding
contents over her neck and breast.
She is recovering, though Il fatal ef-
ect was feared at one time.
Husbandman: We are indebted to
lack Norris, Of Carlas creek, for a
,ox Of ore from Scott district. The
re is fro.n several leads and looks
yell. Jack has extensive interests in
his district, and Is sole owner Of one
f the leading mines. This region is
cry promising: it is easy OF access,
las splendid water facilities. an al
most inexhaustible supply Of timber.
nd is to-day as good an opening for
apital as is to he found anywhere.
Hnsbandman: Messrs. Carpenter,
,arter e. Co, of Neihart. who have
een prospecting for some weeks
monc tie Castle mountains, are now
ncaoed in erecting 4 smelter for the