The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-09
AMALQAM
As Found In our Clean Up of the
Territorial EXCHANGES

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Dr. u, l.. York is in Bozeman.
Missoula wants committee of safety
Deer Lodge had good races on the Fourth.
Sun River had Il cayllsc race on the Fourth.
Deer Lodge had a big time at the celebration.
Charlotte Thompson is holding the boards in
Helena.
Helena is to have a branch of the Railroad
Conductors League.
Glendivn is already beginning to get excited
over the fall elections.
Helena was about the only town i'll the Terri
tory that did not celebrate.
John W. Eddy delivered the Grafton at the
new town Of ChOteau Oh the Fourth.
Dwight Harding of Missoula, broke his arm
by being thrown from horse last week.
Judge Coburn gave a banquet at Miles City
last Tuesday prior to his departure East.
The National Park will be visited during the
summer by the Bankers Association of Ohio.
The Montana towns are all quiet again and
the general routine of business will be resumed.
A. X. Barbour, young attorney Of Helena,
was married June 25 to Miss Lille Menzies, of
Kentucky.
John MoDougald ,::of Helena, was attacked by
road agents last week, but managed to get
away from them.
Henry Filing bought the effects of the Mon
tana Gold Mining and Milling Company which
were sold at auction
A building in Bszeman was struck by light.
ming last Monday ard severely shocked Mrs.
Lamb one OF the occupants.
The Missoulian says the burglars who are
working that town are no snide cracks-that
they understand their business thoroughly.
Acting Governor Tooker has pardoned H w.
Lewis, convicted last April of stealing horse.
L. was sentenced to the penitiary for one
year.
A Livingston youth was recently arrested in
Forsyth for masquerading in female attire. He
was put in the lookup there, but escaped
through window.
enue, has appointed Mr.. John Motfitt to the po
sition of Deputy Collector, made vacant by the
death OF Vim. H Armor.
The Benton Record Of July publishes an &C
count of a ten mile equestrienne race at Butte
in which Miss Williams was the winner, and
that the race was very exciting. Editor Buck
must be little premature.
Messrs Burt & Klein, wool growers, of Helena
will ship this year by rail 5000 pounds Of wool
$1,000 pounds Of which will be entered at Bill
ings and 10000 at Helena.
the Helena Herald was not published on the
18th so as to allow the reporters to blow in their
savings t. the pool box. That's funny. Those
pool men must have made fortune
A telegram was received here Tuesday asking
DR.. Newman to come over to Cli1ia immediate
to be dying From the meagre particulars
which we have been able to learn it appears
that his horse fell on him and, it is supposed,
crushed his skull. He has lain unconscious
since the accident. Word was sent to his
brother in Helena.-sun River Sun.
DR.. Mussigbrod. resident physician at the
Warm Springs Asylum, exrects the arrival
from Europe IN q few days OF his youngest son,
who was but 4 months old the last time the
Doctor saw him. and Is now twenty-five years. 1t
will be glad meeting DR.: N. expects his son
to remain with him and relieve him of part of
his arduous duties at the asylum.-New North
west.