Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-07-24
TslE TERRITORY

must go.
The district court is now in session
at Dillon.
Mssoula is to hevc Il hook snd LAD
der company.
An effort is being made to organize
an Odd Fellows lodge ut Anaconda.
Seventeen good aud true citizens Of
Dawson county want to be It's sheriff.
A man NAMED Toarl of Miles City Is
charged with stealing his ncighbors
wife.
Anaconda has now seventy-five
business houses. a year ago it had
but four.
All stations in the National Pail,
are now open for the accumulation of
travellers
Work has commenced ON the new
building to be erected at Warm Sprins
insane asylum.
II is claimed now that the mines as
sure Il grand future for the Occur
q -Aiene country.
The Inter Mountain tells us that
the Miner has taken II godly man on
its s!aif as local editor.
Helena has school for teaching
the hoathen Chinese to read, write
and tall, United States.
J. Cohen, Billings dry goods
merchant has made an assignment.
His liabilities IRE about $4,000
A. X. Barbor n young lawyer Of
Helena was married June 18th to
Miss Lille Mcnzies of Kentucky.
John Mcyan OF Okla says thaf he
raised 2.O2o lambs from band OF
1000 owes. This is supposed to be
n lie.
Everybody in Missouln by recent
orders of the council must be home
by midnight o. be able 10 give exenao
for being out.
T. A. Hcndricks, tho democratic
nominee for Vice President, is heavily
interested in tho liccla mines and
smeltofs at Glendale.
Tho extension OF the Northern
Pacific from Tacoma 10 Seattle has
been opened. IL wtll be oppcrated by
tho Oregon improvement Company.
Tho iIusbandman expects to see
ihc mystic figures 3-7-1i swung ont
Oh the walls and fences Of tho Sara
toga OF the !, cs,, Tor the Benlnt or Tho
sneak thieves that are there.
Grasshoppcrs are said to be doing
considerable damage between tho
Missouri and Diamond City, oue
farmer is said TO have loss several
acres OF wheat by their rayngcs.
The wool growers journal will be
called THE Montana Wool Grower"
the first number OF which will be is
sued next month. The subscription
price will be two dollars per annum.
Jos. Kipp has two Indian bull
whacEcrs with his train and he says
they are The best mon in that position
hc has ever had. We are glad to find
out that there is something an Indian
is good for. River Press.
Thomas Friendship. of Aberdeen,
Scotland, arrived on Thursday with
thirteen head Of one and two year old
black Pollei Angus bulls for Mcssrs.
Poindrxier Il Orr. They are thorough
bred bulls, hornicss, and remarkably
hordy. Dillon Tribune
The Frisco lode, OF which s;tcllcbras,
RotWitt ~ Colo arc owners is now
spoken Of rs the boss Of Ncihari.
There u,o two small veins in the lead
continuing ore which assays from ono
10 four thousand dollars. a lnrgc
chunk recently received by Mr.. Ret
Wit, is the finest specimen we have
seen from that camp. husbandmat.
Mr. FornpN who lives near Divide,
has boon losing cattle latclT, and last
#oek be fonnd The hind feet Of one
Of his herd in the crock near his house
whore they had been thrown by the
thieves. S5earch in the surrounding
monnt;in8 resulted in tho finding oi
the remainder of the animn! hung up
in the willows near the cabin. Com
t)lu'iiN NNS HIlip, ulltl iii' DCtllllltlli}
oa The cabin Were arrested and taken
to Nlolrosc whore one Of the pnuy
had q trial before g i,ry and waa ac-
Quilted, and tho other skipped with
out waiting to be tried.
The Butte Minor tells Of a row oyel
u faro game. 'On Sunday night Tho
turn OF card decided that somechips
should pass into the hands Of tie deal
en- Yho loosor tried dotainor and re-
marked that TIE dealers immediate
ancestor was not q lady The card
box then entered into the discussion,
took the palt Of the dealer and cut q
cash III iha head Of the plaintiff,
The plaintiif then Holle prosecuted
But Yesterday be pat in u complaint
at Judicial headquarters. The defend
ant was discharged. Today tho plain
TN i 10 have an opportunity to show
how accurate his studies in 5onealogy
have been,
Mr.. A. r.. parlcr, in letter from
Eagle City to the Noz Percc Ncwa
gives the following concerning the
Occur dAlene WIDOW: "By tie way
| had an introduction recently to MRS
ELLINGTON, the famous widow, who j.
fighting for hol possession Of the wid,
oW cl0ill, and / found her to be 4
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