The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

| AisSouia ID inicsleu Win trainps ana DurR'
lars.
Seventeen candidates for the Dawson
shrievalty.
The LIST Cavalry band will be stationed at
Fort Custer.
Buttes bullion shipments last week aggre-
gated s93,o0O
Ben Hogan is going to evangelize the yell
lowstsne country.
Alice stock was quoted at s2s5 in New
York on June 9th.
Isaac D. Huntoon got fall at Eagle City,
breaking some of his ribs.
There will be An excursion train from Butte
to Big Hole next Sunday.
The Methodist church at Sun River is al
ready inelosed and the roof on.
Anaconda, which year ago had only four
business houses, now has seventy-nve.
The Presbyterian ladies of Missoula cleared
about 5000 by their entertainments last week.
Carroll Buck, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Buck, died in Helena last Sun
day.
The Sun river people are interested in the
formation of a new county to be called Dear
born.
| Manager John Mcguire has gone to Chi
cago to arrange for new troupes to play in
Montana.
DIR. Louis Terry, late of Missoula, has re-
moved to Butte, and will practice his profess
sion there.
At Anaconda trestlc eighty feet high is
to be erected from the railroad grade to the
ore house.
Sawdust in large quantities is floating
down Warm Springs creek contrary to the
fsh-protective policy.
The Independent says street work has freed
Helena from tramps. The method has work
ed to q charm in Deer Lodge.
Henry Filing bought the effects of the
Montana Gold Mining and Milling Com.
pany, which were sold at auction.
Henry Mcdonald, of Arrow Creek. one of
the pioneer sheep men of Montana, boasts
of a wool crop OF 81 900 pounds this season.
Coles circus entertained about 1000 people
in Portland, Monday afternoon of last week,
and held II 900 at night and turned 1000
away.
Henry Rockafellow, driving six-horse
team from Marysvills to Helena, was thrown |
from his wagon last Saturday morning and |
killed.
New machinery is being added to the Col |
orado snelter, and big building to contain |
the rollers, rock breakers, ETC., is being |
erected.
The Butte fireworks ignited in q bunch |
while being fired from the top Of the school
building, and the display was over in few
minutes.
Private Bushard of the 18th Infantry band,
committed suicide at Benton, by hanging, on
the night Of July 9th. No reason is assigned,
only that he was tired of life.
Amede Clarissey, who has been barkeeper
for Smith & Gamer, was taken suddenly ill
last night with hemorrhage and died within
two hours.-Inter- Mountain, 9th.
The Montana Lumber Co, of Billings and
Livingston, have assigned for the benefit of
their creditors. The Secretary of the Com
pany says 1t has ample means to pay all
debts.
The cattle.killers of Custer county are be-
ing badly shaken up in the Probate Court.
The suspected parties have been bound over
in the sum of 81 900 to await trial in the Dis
trict Court.
Near Missoula, Dwight Harding, while
chasing wolf on horseback, rode into a
hole; his horse fell and broke its neck, and
the rider broke his arm and otherwise in
jured himself.
VIM. Hickey has purchased the Whippoor-
will ten-stamp mill from N. s. vestal, and
will soon be running on ore from the Empire
lode near by. This property is situated about
four miles from Marysville.
Henry Bernard, a cempositor on the MUIR
rayville Pioneer, Ceur d'Alene mines, shot
and killed John Enright, one of his fellow
printers, in dispute about wages, July 4th.
Bernard is held for murder.
Morris Bros. and Denoon s. Co.'S stores,
Butte, were set on fire by fireworks on the
evening Of July Sd. Morris Bres. loss was
SC, 1000; partly insured; and Demons ipsur-
ance of 81 900 will cover his loss.
Phil. Travis, who was so badly hurt last
by falling from horse, died Thurs
day evening. Deceased was a brother of
George and James Travis, of Helena. He
leaves a wife and four children in Msagher
county.
The Muscleshell sheep men are crying for
men to shear their sheep at eight cents per
head. Quite number of the shearers of
that section held a meeting short time since
and agreed to stand out for ten cents hence
The trouble.
In the Butte races, July 4th, the saddle on
Miss Floyd's horse turned with her while
riding the eleventh mile. She was thrown
to the ground and dragged some
distance, breaking her jaw. Miss Williams
won the race.
An injunction has been laid upon the Gus
;er County Commissioners to restrain them
rom issuing bonds of the county to the
amount of from 100000 to soOo, 900. The
bonds are issued to replace warrants and
'und the county debt
On Tuesday, this week, the coaches, jerk
ss, and single and double buckboards, num-
'ering about forty vehicles in all, belonging
20 Wakefield s. Hoffman, were moved from
Bozeman to Cinnabar and Mammoth Hot
Springs, to be in readiness for the accommo-
fatlon OF Park tourists.
Eight persons returning from Boulder val !
ey to Wickes, July 4th, after night, were
'un away with coming down the mountains.
Several were injured. Mrs. Rapp's arm had
% be amputated. Alex. Cunningham had q
eg broken. His wife and man named
Fleming were also injured. Three children
On last Sunday afternoon the youngest SON
# Mr.. Maynard swallowed some concentra-
ed I've, from the effects of which it died
Thursday morning. The child was about
wo years old, and all efforts to save Its life ,
we're unavailing. Its suffsrings must have
,een intense. The parents have our sincere
in their affliction.-Bozemcn Chron-
Gle.
On Monday last, at about $50 p. m, the res
dence of j. G. Lamb, In East Bozeman, was
truck by lightning, splitting the chimney,
caring off lot Of shingles, breaking a
after, passing through the floor, and finally
making its exit through the cellar window,
Which it completely demolished Mrs. Lamb
ecsived quite severe shock, but fortu-