Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-10
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Montana Mention,

and White Sulphur Springs, via
Townsend, will be in operation in
few days.
A report that r. b. Harrison has
resigned from the Office Of United
States assayer is positively denied By
the Helena Herald
The band Of nomadic Indians. half
breeds and whites, including Yellow
stone Jack and Chance Harris, who
sold their pelts in Boulder, have de-
parted for the Jocko reservation.
Birch creek, Beaverhead county, Is
excited over the murder of Fred Hahn
ing, a ranchman OF that place, on the
morning Of the 5th inst. IL is sup
posed that the divorced husband Of
Mrs. Haining was the murderer.
T. Wilson has been appointed super
intendent Of the Galloway cattle COM
pany, of Helena. The range is on
the headwaters of the Mussetshell
near Judith Gap. The capital stock
of the company has been increased to
$4,000.
J. NJ. Robinson was married last
Sunday to Anna Crow. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Math-
eson. The groom is a prosl ector and
4 the bride half Piegan and half Crow
and the daughter Of Sorrel Horse
Billings Gazette.
In boat fifteen feet long, thirty
four inches beam, and weighing $50
pounds, W. f. Heermance is voyag-
ing from Livingston to New Orleans.
He shot the the Yellowstone rapids,
near saltwater, with no accident save
the breaking Of an oar.
Henry J. Price, one of Silver Bow
county's leading ranch kings, took
unto himself blushing bride on Sun
day the 5th inst, in the person of Miss
Florence Rose, and is the subject Of
general congratulations. Judge Mich
OILS performed the ceremony.
Another lumber raft tor Hotter
Bros. arrived last Thursday. and their
wood working machinery arrived this
week. 1t is stated on good authority
that this firm will have invested in
Great Falls by the lst Of October, at
the least calculation, Sl25, 0O0.-Great
Falls Tribune.
Under Sheriff Hathaway, ofHelena,
came within an ace of being killed in
that city on the 4th of July. He was
holding down and Handwriting a
brawler when another fellow picked
up rock 10 hurl at the officer A by
stander prevented the rock throwing
just in time to save Hathaway.
A Butte bum sitting on doorstep
was accosted 10y a couple Of house
hunters who inquired il the house
was to rent. Mr.. Bum forthwith
rented the house TO them, took SO on
account aud when the house hunters
came to t0ke possession the bum was
not to be found. A clear case Of gull.
1t is reported that the citizens Of
Murray. Idaho, held a meeting on
July Sd at which they considered the
question ofpermitting Cinnamon to
come into the camp. After addresses
had been delivered by number of
speakers the assembly determined by
an overwhelming majority that they
would allow no Cinnamon to come
there. Ella.
We learn from the Bozeman Chron-
icle that on Monday Jacob Speith re-
ceived telegram from Gardiner stat
ing that Frank Kannis, of Bear gulch,
well known in Bozeman. had been
dangerously shot In the groins by a
man named Joe Stevens and that
Kannis died from the injuries he re-
ceived. The trouble arose over n
mining location.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
American District Telegraph Com
pany Of Montana, capital stock S25.r
900, have been fled in the county
clerks Office at this place and copies
forwarded to the secretary Of the ter
ritory at Helena. The incorporates
are c. F. Annett, OF Salt Lake; David
S Murray and w. NJ. Cairns, OF this
city.-Butte Town Talk,
Al Harrison informs US that large
number Of young grasshoppers have
reached Sweetgrass and are making
their way up the Yellowstone. A
great deal Of Gallatin county grain
viii soon be out of all danger from
these destructive pests, and unless a
favorable and Continued wind In this
direction comes 20 their aid farmers
need have no fear.-Bozeman Chron-
icle.
Deputy Sheriff AL Harrison return
ed from Benton on Monday, where he
went amer Antelope who, for sew
erai year,, has been enthusiastically
engaged in taking horses from the
Yellowstone 10 the British Possess
sions without the consent Of their