The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-02-01

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the creditors. Miles City Journal.
word to the wise is sufficient t-Sloan's wood.
| A new freight route is boing estal :
lIshed between Deadwood and the
Northern Pacific road. The distance
is given at l75 miles, and teams have
come through In twelve days.
| Those trying Sloan's wood are giving up coal.
Drum Lummon stock has returned
to par. Thisreduction was caused by
the action of the company i'm issuing
circulars stating that stock might be
obtained at its offices at par.
Try sloan's wood to get up quick FIRE.
The Northern Pacific is now moving
large quantities of ore and bullion
from the Montana mines. Saturday it
turned over to its eastern connections
seventeen carloads of bullion.
Now that it is an assured fact that
Prospect addition has been disposed of
to syndicate of enterprising capital.
lists, the question naturally arises,
What do they intend to do with the
tracts Chronicle. Aa
The traffic department of the North
ern Pacific has issued 4 circular netify-
ing agents not to load east bound small
shipments promiscuously in empty
cars, as special cars are now being run
from Helena daily for the transporta-
tion of this class of freight.
It was definitely stated yesterday
that S. F. Boyd. general passenger and
ticket agent of the Minneapolis St.
Louis, has declined the assistant gem
eral ticket agency of the. Northern
Pacific. The position was offered him
a day or two ago.-Pioneer Press, %.
Ben Hogan has received urgent in
vitations from various territorial towns
requesting him to visit them and insti-
tute temperance reform. He will
wait until his return from Butte, for
which place he left to-day, and will
then he thinks go to all the principal
towns. Il far .8 na,sa#
Some time ago Mr.. Moses Farms
worth left Minnesota with the inten-
Sheridan. M. r., numbering. He pur..
chased ticket for Bismarck, having
heard through the papers that he
could obtain some sort of employment
there, and on his arrival he obtained
temporary employment, but few
days age he was taken sick and forced
to give up work. He is now at Man
dan, seeking relief from the town
treasury.
A gentleman who has just returned
from the west says that Denver
company. with plenty of money. back
ing them. are engaged in opening
new trail (for wagons, stages, etc.,
from Belknap, on the Northern Pa
cific, into the Occur d 'AleAe mining
district. On Tuesday at noon the trail
had been opened ten miles with about !
thirty yet to go. SO far as opened, the
trail has been made passable fer
wagons. About fifty men are employed
in the work.-Indepsndent.
Col. Walter w. DeLacy, Of Helena,
explains the origin of the name Occur
d 'Alene' to mean Awl-hearted, or
stingy Indians, when applied to that
tribe. The name originated from Il
trait Of small hearted or stingy indi-
vidual Of the Skizoomish Indians, who
was called Awl hearted because of his
character, which others of
his associates said indicated that he
had heart no bigger than the point
of an awl. Thus the characteristic OF
one person gave the name to the entire
tribe of Coenr d'Alenes.
A Few Use for T0mbstones.
M. Aurille, an architect, ordered of a