The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Fort Benton will Fourth of July.
Ben Hogan has returned to Butte.

Ben Hogan has returned to Butte.
Missoula will celebrate the Fourth.
Butte is working its tramps after convic-
ton Of vagrancy.
F.w. Wright has been confirmed Post
master at Livingston.
The Butte Miners Union has purchased
700 badges for its members.
There are furteen prisoners now behind the
bars in Beaverhsad county Jail.
The Anaconda mining and smelling osn-
pany has 800 men on its pay rolls.
Rev. J. r. Russell has resumed the pastor
ship Of the Presbyterian Church, Butte.
The Enterprise does not believe that the
efforts to incorporate Livingston will be sue
cessful.
The witness and juror fees allowed at the
recent term of court at Miles City amounted
to s14,75O.
There are sixteen thousand cords Of wsoi
piled in the vicinity of company's works at
Anaconda.
All Beaverhead county warrants adver-
tised up to the 10th Of last December have
been paid Of.
Butte is to have ladies' ten-mile race
changing horses every mile, on the race
track, July 4th.
j. Jay Haynes, the Fargo photographer
will have photograph gallery shortly in the
upper Geyssr basin.
The Miners Union, Of Butte, celebrated
their sixth anniversary on Friday last. Over
800 men were in the parade.
There are now nearly 500 pack animals on
the Belknap trail, and they have all the
freight they can handle.
Col. James e. Galloway, Of Virginia City,
will muster In the Post Of the G. A. R., At
Dillon, on Tuesday, June oath.
The copper mining and smelling compa-
MES of Butte shipped $40 car loads of ore
and matte last week., 400 tons.
Theodore Roosevelt, the famous young
New York Republican, is now at Little Mis-.
souri,, where he has . cattle ranch.
Mr.. John Y. Stuart dropped dead in his
house in Prickly Pear valley last Monday.
The cause Of death was heart disease.
]. s. Herman, the pedestrian, was over.
hauled Mt Silver Bow Junction, and again Al
Mslrose, for jumping his board bill. etc. He
pungled.
THE ConniffPhelps checker game for 500
q side and the championship Of Montana will
take place at White Sulphur Springs on the
ID of July.
The Reoiew wants tramps put to work in
the towns where arrested, without the ex.
psnse OF taking them to the county seat
That ought to be the method.
G. w. Marshall has begun the erection OF
his hotel on his lease at Firshole Basin in
the National Park. He Is now accommodate
ing tourists at his cid station.
The BJou Opera Bouffe Company, consist.
ing Of some fifty people, have been engaged
by Manager Mcguire, and will appear in
Orpheus and Euridics at Butte and Helena
next week.
Twelve hundred feet Of pipe for the a, TO-
sian we'll have arrived, so that there Is now
sufficient to pipe 800 feet, to which depth
the directors intend to 60, unless they strike
water soonsr.-Bidiings Post.
j. Dysert was so badly pounded BY Gsorpe
Hadzor with the leg Of table, in wallbsnk,,
saloon, Red Bluff, Madison county, recently,
that he lay inssnsible several hours. No ar.
rests; no account Of the trouble.
John Speak and George Charles Sims, two
English travellers have already made trip
through the Yellowstone Park this spring,
seeing all the sights except the Falls and
Yellowstone Canon, where the snow In vet
very deep.
Vice President Cakes, Of the Northern Pa.
cihc, has ordered . large number Of tents
forwarded to Livingston, to here await his
orders. In default of other accomm cd ION
In the Park those will bs put up aud fur
The Hissouliaa corrects our statem.nt abo,.
the Mccormick cane, as follows: "The sill
yer was presented to McMurtry by Brown
Bros, and the cue by John Grant, In 1865.
de had the cane made, and in 1872 prese nted
1t to Mr.. Mccormick"
Five electric lights we're in operation NJ,
the court house tower last night, two on the
south side aud one on each Of the other .;d.,
Inc jets illuminate almost the entire CITY,
ana make the clock tower look like light
house. Inter Mountain.
Several citizens OF Stevsnsville called n
meeting for last evening "for the purpose Of
taxing steps looking to an early and speedy
connection Of the Bitter Root VALLEY with
one Of the great Transcontiuental rsilvays.
the Union or Northern Pacific
Joseph Wright, employed on the roof Of
Inc matte honse at Anaconda, missed his
hold and fell Is feet to tho ground last week.
dc was seriously, but not dangerously hurt.
Daniel Mcdonald fell 1G feet at the coucsn.
'rator, and was cut on the head.-Revieu.
The weil-known nrm Of Savage & Read.
u Heron, Montana, Is reported attached for
bi,10 oy Chicago merchants. This Arm IN
indebted to Portland merchant.
Ind have hitherto stood we'll here. Tn.
AMOUNT owed by Savage g. Reed In this citv
Is thought will foot up s6,Oc0.-PortianJ
ye,os.
A. short will as ever was written is that
EFT BY g. A. DunninE, whs killed himself in
ais house short distance from Marsinsdale.
ast month. 1t 10 addressed to DR.. Stone. of
MS city, and says: "All my property to
Hattie. God help my soul!" Hattie IL IN.
lister OF deceased and is step-dauehtsr of
Dr.. Stons.-Lndependent.
Representations have been ma,ls IN tho
soard Of Trade that the wood supply within
lauiing distance Of Helena is 20 far srbap.,-
"a that unless the railroad comes to the "A.
lei VI eur citizens BY cheap rates on wood.
or twenty-five miles east aud west of Helena
he price Of this kind of fuel will be increased
instead Of lowered.-Herald.
We had . pleasant call last week from
'herin James B. McMastsr, OF Deer Lodge
ounty. Mr.. McMaster is fine officer and
vsii deserves second term fact of winch
ne people Of his county are doubtless VEL
ware, and will act In accordance with nsrt
Ah.-Atssoulidn. Nov 1t Is Dick Dickep.
on's turn to visit MissoulaI
4 good one IL told on lawyer In thi. CITY
how he astonishsd tramp yesterday, who |
ccosted him on Main street for \ Quarter
nth which to buys meal. Tramp-"Pl.ase.
u, give me enough to buy dinner. I've
nd no breakfast yet" Lawyer-"Go on.
ARD, and work the other side Of the strset.