The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-06-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
There are q salesns in Anaconda.

| Inere are Il SALOONS III
WE. Williams, of Butte, has rented the
Race Track House.
The Langrishe Company is playing in the
Ceur d'Alene mines.
Joseph Kepplsr, late P. NJ. at Glendale,
| will locate in Anaconda.
| The bridge over the Big Hole river at Mel
rose is considered very insecure.
The Montana Sheep Co., in Meagher coun-
| ty, lost 900 lambs by the late storm.
Daily trains are now running on the Vel
| lowstons Park branch Of the Northern Pa
| cific.
| Dealers pay So cents for wheat, 81 for oats,
20 cents for butter and 10 cents for cggs.-Ais-
soula Times.
The corner stone of the Masonic Temple.
Helena, was laid with imposing ceremonies
| Tuesday last.
Mr.. J. B. Cable has been reappointed Supt.
of the Northern Pacific railroad between
Helena and Heron.
The three stacks of the Hecla Co., at Glen
dale, are rolling out eight to nine tons of
base bullion daily.
J.B. Hunt, E. Haines, and N. p. Jeppson
were drowned in Snake river, at Salmon
Falls, few days ago.
The Miner says the heavy rains of the past
| few days have damaged more than 1000
brick in Butte and vicinity.
The first passenger elevator ever erected in
the Territory, has just been completed In the
establishment of Z. L. Bonner & Co.. Butte.
Isaac H. Hibbs, the defaulting and abb
| scondIng postmaster of Lewiston, Idaho,
was arrested at Harrison River, British CO.
lumbia.
The production of the Drum Lummon
mine, Montana, from January to May /,
1885, was s274, 1913; total working expenses,
Sill, 096; leaving speaking balance Of
$685. 74.
The Receivership of the United States
Land Office here has just been filed BY the
appointment Of Abram Hall, Of Terry, Mon
tana, to the position, ctce Col G. Fl. Gould,
who resigned a short time ago.-Yello,ostone
Journal
Joe Crabb and Joe Lamar have entered
"Geo. s." in the "3.year old stakes" at the
Montana Driving Association fall races.
Geo. s." is a colt out of Georgia" ono Of
the best breeding mares in Lamar's stud
Walla Walla Union.
1t Is reported, on what seems to be good
authority, that DR.. A. J. Hunter has sold his
valuable property known as Hunters Medic
inal Hst Springs, to an Eastern party, for the
sum of $50, 900, and that SIC, 900 of the amount
has been paid down.-Courier.
Gen. Culver Grover, late Colonel of the
First Cavalry, U. S. army, died at Atlantic
City, June 6, of hemorrhage of the lungs,
aged about 56 years. He was brother of ex-
Senator Grover, and brother-in-law Of ex-
Senator J. X. Kelly, of Oregon.
Australia lost s44, 900, 900 from pleuro- pneu-
monia, introduced by single cow that was
supposed to have recovered. And yet some
newspaper veterinarians who could not dis
tinguish between the lung plague and hollow
horn, insist that pleuro-pneumonia Is not
disease to be Observation-Disclosures.
Judge II. e. Prickett, an old resident and
one of Idahos most eminent lawyers, who
served eight years as Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court of Idaho and q member
of the bar Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, died very suddenly last Sunday
in HALEY while there On professional bust
ness.
Hon. Granville Stuart and daughters spent
few hours in town yesterday. In speaking
of the recent rains he said they were worth
$4,000 to his Company's range. Their round
up is still In progress and will be completed
about the 18th inst. The increase he Ii CEN
fdent, will exceed that for years.-Hineral
Argus, 11h. ..... ....
It Is understood that Bozemanite has got
the privilege Of running boats on the yell
lowstone Lake. He win have ono small
steamboat and three sail and row beats.
General Brisbin secured this valuable privi-
lsge some years ago from the Government,
and, with the aid Of his Bozsman partner,
expects to make something out of it.-Ex
change.
The Territorial Commission appointed by
the Governor to select site for the Terrific.
rial Psnitentiary, consisting Of Judge Sharp
stein, of Walla Walla, 8. B. Brown, of Van
ceuver, and Henry Landes, Of Port Towns
end, under the guidance of Geo. W. Traver,
are viewing various localities in the vicinity
Oh l1cOu3 u 70 bueiI auApIApiuty LOT INC
institution.-Talla Woila Statesman.
The Montana Improvement Company has
couple Of idle mills in the canon, one Of
which will be moved to the Big Blackfoot
and tho other to Bonita, and both set to
work saving lumber. It Is alss probable
that q soon ~ low water comes dam viii
be put in the He'll Gate river near Bonita, so
tb af tha Covo~a IN m n, auaoa fba ff,uhar In
the canon.
A beggar with new racket has struck the
camp. IL Is woman. She came IN on To-
days train from the South. She Is blind,
and the way she attracts attention is by sit
ting on the street reading alsud from book
printed in raised letters, using her fingers In
stead Of her eyes to read with. A little cen.
tribution cup which stands upon the book
explains to the generous-hearted that they
are invited to chip in.-Intcr- Mountain.