The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-10-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Diphtheria is prevailing In Butte.
The total assessment Of the town of Boze
man for this year is about 81, 3oO,O
The Minneapolis Journal states that Col
Lounsberry's daily, at Bismarck, has cease,
to exist.
Miss Minnie Webb, Of Anaconda, wa
thrown from horse few days ago, but no
seriously injured.
The freight agency at Eddy, N. p r. r.
has been discontinued. An agency has beer
established at Ravsli.
The assessment of Yellowstone county las
year was 81 ,6OO, 900; this year it vii amour
to s., 100, 900, an increase of ST per cent.
Sim Estes laid on our table potato weigh
ing three and . half pounds, and q turnir
weighing ten pounds, samples Of Beaverhead
Valley vegetables. Who can beat thes.
specimens Of our domestic products p
Dillon Tribune.
The PIegan Indians, who have been starv
ing for the past year or so, are now in the
midst Of plenty. Rations have been rushe,l
into the agency and are being dealt out lib
orally. The Indians will have enough to ear
As long as the present supply holds out, and
when that is gone more will probably be
forthcoming.-Bozemdn Chronicle.
Hon. G. Fl. Test died at Vincsnnes, Indi-
ana, on Friday, 10th inst. Judge Test, one
Of the most eminent jurists of his State, was
the father Of Mrs. Coburn, wife Of Judge
Coburn, Of the First District Of Montana
The N a vwa al Glandiua n.
last day of the term of court At that place,
and Judge and Mrs. Coburn left imme diately
for the East.
Ira Batemsn died last night, at his resi-
dence on Clore street, Of erysipelas, aged 70
years and months. Deceased came TO Mon.
tana in 1866, and has resided In Helena ever
since. For many years he has been the
faithful tyler Of tho several Masonic bodies
OF Helena, and in that capacity became
widely known to tho craft throughout the
Territory.-Heraid, 18Th.
Jsptha Nall, an accomplish of William
Ruling, who worked IN the retort building
at the Drum Lnmmon mill, was arrested last
Wednesday, the 9Th inst, upon complaint
for stealing about $500 worth Of amalgam,
and brought before Judge Sterling for trial.
He had an exami nation on the 9th and 10th
insts. The prisoner was bound over in 81 900
to appear before the next grand jury of the
district, in default of which he was sent to
Jail.
There is displayed in Ryan's billiard hall q
most interesting piece OF workmanship in
the shape Of bride, rsins and quirt. They
are the work Of VIM. Bennett and j. Ryeson,
who are now confined in tho Deer Lodge
Peniteutiary. The outfit is made of calf
skin, neatly plated, and it is ornamen ted
after the manner of horsehair bride with
the hair Of Howlipg Wolf, a Cheyenne chief,
who is also confined in the peniteItiary.-
Billings Herald.
On Sunday night as tho train on the Utah
& Northern was pulling northward, near
Ketchum, the Superintendsnt's private car
was entered and the gold watches Of Super
both taken without either of the party being
awakened. At last advices no clue had been
discovered as to who the perpetrators were,
but full description Of the missing watches
was telegraphed to Ogden, with instructions
% the police.-Sah Lake Herald.
A cablegram from Rome brings the infor-
nation that Rev. A. j. Glorieux, Principal
u St MichaePs College, Portland, Oregon,
,as been appointed Apostolic Vicar for
Idaho. which includes all of Idaho and part
II Montana lying west Of the Rocky Mount
Tins. Father Glorieaux has been for several
Tears connected with the cathedral in Port
and, and the Monitor joins his many friends
n congratulating him on his promotion and
Wishing him many years of usefulness in his
lew field Of missionary labor.-S. y. Monitor,
Oct. SM