The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-06-06
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

Anaconda il to have a skating rink.
| A special tarm Of court will commence II
Dillon July 7,h.
Helena is to have an electric light mas
leo feet high at the court house.
About three hundred men are employed Al
| the company's works in Anaconda.
One of the Townsend ladies is SO industri
Gus that she carries her sewing, and work,
on it while walking on the street.
William Fly, of Central Park, Gallatin
county, recently shipped carload Of young
mules, raised by him, to the eastern market
Lightning struck the chimney on the resi-
dence Of w. B. Carter. Dillon, a few days
ago. The chimney was wrecked but nobody
hurt.
The Miles City Press appeared in mourn
ing Saturday, and an editorial announced
that the paper will henceforth be published
no more.
r. 0. Hickman calls upon all persons In.
dcbted to him to settle up within the next
thirty days, as he is going out Of his present
business. -Nadisonian.
Acting Governor Tooker pardonsd John
Davit, Of Billings, in Jail since last fall for
violation of the law requiring those who sell
beef to exhibit the hides.
The number Of cattle shipped to date and
contracted for delivery In the next 30 days
over the Northern Pacific from the East, ag-
gregate $4,000, Miles City Press
The Helena artcsian we'll Ii progressing
under the continued drill Of night and day
shifts Of two men each, working with power
full chisels weighing nearly ton.
When gentleman from Deer Lodge visits
Anaconda the first question asked is-"What
office do you want?" Tho questioner rarely,
II ever, makes . mistake.--Reuie,o.
A brick building, two stories and base
ment, 5ix72 feet, is to be erected on the cor
ner OF Main and West Park streets, Butte,
the basement to be used as variety theatre.
The Montana cowboy has illustrated his
propensity for striking nomenclature by
naming the scene of Paymaster whippls b
recent encounter with road agents, awhip-
ple's Skin-Out."
Thomas Rogers, member Of the Butte Ua-
ion guards, was married Thursday evening
Of last week TO Miss Mary j. Hilton, who
came all the way from England to DO mar
ried to the man Of her choice.
The waters Of Gregson Springs are claimed
to possess wonderful curative properties, and
= numbcr of rheumatic patients, among them
ASSESSOR McQuestion and Judge c. e. Irvine,
Of Butte. are now at the springs.
The Thompson Falls trail to Cnur d Aleue
has been impossible since the 10th, or abort
that date, and the Thompson pack trains are
now following wagon road around the
river and going in over the Belknap route.
The ferry boat Of Jack Derasrs g. Co. broke
the wire cable and went over the Spokane
Falls Thursday evening Of Last week. TWAS
caught some miles below. Ii Ii stated the
steamer Kate Haiiet will be brought no to
use ~ ferry
Itisrcportea that w. M. Anderson. of zook
q Anderson, stockmen, has put in a claim to
the Interior Department. for shout Sd. mn
damages for inc burning Of his house and
furniture on Lame Deer creek bv ms,n,..rs
Of the Black Wolf band Of Cheysnnes.
The production Of the mines OF the Heel.
company, Of Glendale. in 1855. was 2,6os net
tons Of lead. 6ss, l72.71 ounces Of silver. end
90 ounces Of gold In the lead. and s<3 aas
IDS Of copper matte, confainino a. 40 ),
ounces q silver ard SO. $40 Ia. Of conner
There Y no question hit alfalfa will nrov
xplendidiy In Montana. In localities. : h~rs
ne snow does not 10 II Il liable 10 winter.
III the first winter, hut amer that ii reuer.
ny does we'll III localities where IN sno,
~ deep y Win thrive nom ths dime Il 4
lown- Hustandman
1rsnps are becoming troublesome ii IL
.oufhern part q the county. Nm. Robclt
Hurdles was lately astaclsd b. counts u
tn<iy pesss end robbed Or very hani.ou,s
ming q Ash which she had captured from
lhe Die Hole rivsr. With tie a.h ~ fr,.n,,. !
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