The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-09-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Naudie Grey suicided in Helena Friday
last.
Helena paid s1J,sO0 for the new steel cells
Of its Jail.
The Butte Opera House is to be 57xlO3 feet
and two stories high.
JOS. A. Hyde, Butte, has sold his resi- dsnce
to Mr.. McCune for $1,000.
J. II. Boyers hotel at Horse Plains was
burned last week. Loss 81 800.
Thomas Quinn suicided with q pistol in
Butte Saturday night Whisky.
W. f. Fredericks, the old-time manager
Of the Western Union office, Helena, has re-
signed.
f. Goughnour has the contract for erecting
the new dormitory buildings at the Crow
agency.
Beaverhead county expects to have lar
ger assessment roll this year than last. 1t wa
then 81, 2Oo, 900.
A dollar subscription fund has been started
in Madison county to erect a monument TO
Dr. l. C. Smith
Bishop Brondel will be in Butte next Sun
day to assist in the formal dedication of the
new Catholic church and administer the rite
of confirmation.
The Bohemian firm Of Lester s. Wilson &
Co. have dissolved, the business to be con-
tinued by Mr.. Wilson.
The Northern Pacific EXPIRES, has discon-
tinusd free delivery at Bozeman, Billings,
Miles City and Livingston.
d. w. Tiltop, of Virginia City, will re-
move his book and STATE nsry stere to Butte
He has bought the Archer property, on West
Park street.
Phil Shenon having made a second sale of
Horse Prairie ranch property, has resumed
mining operations on some Of his Bannack-
Marysville ranch roperties.-Tribune.
New postofices have been established a.
follows: At Great Falls, Choteau county,
Paris Gibson, p. NJ; at Washington Bar,
Madison county, George F. Cope, Pm.
With the last issue Of the Livingston Tri-
bune on the 30th ult., that paper ceased to
exist. The good will, ETC., of the Tribune
has been transferred to the Livingston En-
terprise.
From Mr.. Humphrey, Of the Sheep noun
tains, we understand that there are now fully
10000 head of cattle ranging on the north
side of the Yellowstone, in Custer county,
Miles City Record.
Yellowstone county is debating the court
house question. The tax payers are gener-
ally in favor of using the money it will cost
in partial extinguishmsnt of the indebted
ness to Custer county.
Last week % dead broke Ceur dAleners
boarded the train at Thompson's Falls and
insisted on being carried out Of the country.
They were arrested and taken to Missoula,
where they were liberated.
Mr.. Salton Cameron, who arrived from Ca
bic last Thursday, brought in with him 100 |
ounces Of gold retort, being the result of a |
twenty days run Of his five-stamp mill on |
ore from the Pyrenees mne.-Ainer, aOn.
The Independent publishes a dispatch from
Benton to the effect that there is big stam- |
pede from that place to the Little Rockies.
On account of the discovery of very rich
digginRs 1t is claimed the workings will
pay $40 to the man when properly devsI-
oped.
Maggie, the three-year-old daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. John b. Mallory, of Dempsey
Greek, died last week Of disease generally
to have been diphtheria. Her re-
mains were brought to Anaconda and in
erred in the cemetery here Sunday last
anaconda Recie,o.
A fact which is not generally known is
nat In the river and harbor appropriation
Dill, passed at the last session Of Conprsss
through the efforts Of Hon. Martin Mapin.
lis, $500 Of the amount was set aside for
ne survey and Improvement OF the Missouri
liver above the Great Falls.-Independent
The penitsntiary being overcrowded and
Unable properly to accommodate the present
lumber Of prisoners, to say nothing of Other,
De provided for, Gov. Crosby is about to
pply to the authorities Of those counties
aving the best and safest jails for terms for ,
ne care OF certain number of Territorial |
John Taylor. who had been WORKING In
suite, was put of the train going to Silver
low Saturday night for non payment Of fare.
10 was drinking and lay down in his blank.
. on the track The return train, an bonr
two later, ran over and killed him IT.
as crushed to an almost unrecognizable
'ass. No blame attached to the engineers
The Bohemian Chronicle says: Col. ricker.
q viii gather about seventy bushels Of an.
les this year from his little orchard. His
'rm Is situated in the Missouri valley. at
'e oase OF the mountains, near Townsend o
. mas demonstrated that large variety Of =
ait can De grown in Montana. We hone
at many Others win pattern after his az !.
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