The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-05-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


cents for shearing and charge 70 cents day
fer board.
Miles City is to have bull fight July 4.
There are 154 pupils enrolled at the Ana
conda public school.
Two cases of scarlet fever are reported at
Centerville, near Butte.
Ex-Delegate Maginnis will probably re-
turn to Montana next week.
Harry Comlsy and George F. Borie, Esqs,
will locate in Butte to practice law.
John Lannen, Of Bear Mouth, recently
purchased Of F. N. Hancock Galloway bull
for 1915.
The Miner says that nearly four hundred
new buildings are under course of construc-
ton at Butte.
The Wells, Fargo & Co. and Northern Pa
cific express companies have made peace and
restored the old high rates.
Hon. Chas. w. Buck, the newly appointed
minister to Peru, is q cousin of the Hon.
Horace r. Buck, of Benton.-Argus.
A Mrs. Kern developed a case of varioloid
in Helena few days ago. She was removed
treatment
We learn that the Indian Samuel, at st.
Ignatius Mission, has sold his herd of buffalo,
umberiDg ~ or IA, to Michele Pablo, for
s2,O00.-Missoulian.
The committee appointed to determine the
location of the NJ. E. College, met few days
ago and unanimously agreed upon Dillon as
the place to locate It,
j. d. Thomas, of Butte, has purchased of
Mr.. Brown his silver mine, situated in the
canon six miles above town. The censidera-
ton is said to have been $40, 00O.-Anaconda
Revie,s.
Judge Knowles has perfected arrangements
to build himself handsome residence on
lower Washington street, and intends to
commence the work of erecting it immedi-
ately.-Alner, Sd.
The 18th Infantry, now stationed in Non
tana, is to be relieved by the Goth Infantry
this month. Regimental headquarters Of the
18th will be at Fort Leavenwerth, where
Gen. Ruger will be stationed.
Gov. Carpenter has leased the Hotter resi-
dence en- Benton avenue, occupied fer sew
eral years past by s. T. Hauser. The Cover
nors family expect to leave Poughkeepsie
for Helena about May 8, bringing with them
all their household effects-Herald.
The Parrot company in Butte, which has
not dsne any work at all since the LIST of JAN
uary. resumed operations last week. This Is
glad news to the people Of Butte, as the mine
employs nearly four hundred men, and dis
burses $40, 900 per month in wages.
A prize fight being advertised to come off
in Butte last Saturday night, District Attor-
ney Pemberton dropped the principals a note
informing them the law against prize fight
ing would be rigidly enforced against them
If they attempted to fight. They didn't fight.
Religion is apparently on the decline in
Glendale. A year or so ago we had Bap-
fist and a Methodist minister living here.
Now no minister is stationed here. The
whisky mill, the dance room and the skating
rink, all combined, are getting the better of
religion in Glendale.-Corr. Tribune.
We re .ret to announce that A. NJ. Esler,
Supt. of the Maginnis Mining Company, has
sold his stock in the Company to Hauser &
Hotter, Of Helena, and that he intends to
make his residence in the Capital city after
strengthening up bis private business in Mai
den, which will be about the first of June
Mineral Argus.
A dispatch from Billings says that on Sat.
urday night Block No. III, with fhe excep-
item Of the Park Hotel burned. 1t included
the First National Bank, Tully & Freezes
establishment, the Daily Rustlcr building,
Farmers Hotel, where the fire originated
q large millinery store, insurance company's
building aud several other large buildings.
Ben Ezekiel, born in Tiverton, Eng, May
10, 1896, died in Helena April %, 1886, from
the rupture of bleed vessel. He came to
Montana in go; was one term . Commits
sionor OF Madden county one term o msm-
Der of the Legislature, and several terms
chief clerk Of the House. He was a man Of
good abilities and had many friends in Non
tana.
The Southern Montana Stock Growers As
sociatisn met in Dillon a few days ago The
meeting was well attended and a number Of
new members were added. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Phil. III. Poindexter; Vice-Presi-
dent, Jos Shineberger; Treasurer, Martin
Barrett; Secretary, T. NJ. Selway; Executive
Commute, Joe A. Browne, w. q. Orr and
VIM. Roe.
The appraisement of that portion of the es-
tate of Alex. H. Beattie within the city of
Helena and county of Lewis g. Clarke, new
amounts to s161 900. There is other property
appertaining to the estate in Deer Lodge,
Meagher, and Gallatin counties, including
lands, mines, and stock, which will consid-
erably increase the local appraisement and
probably swell the sum total to an amount
exceeding $3.50, OOO.-Herald.