The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

Diphtheria is prevalent in Salt Lake CITY,
Stage fare from Anaconda to Philpsbprg
SIS; to Gable, $3.50.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Montar,
will meet in Helena on Tuesday next
Butte City was entranced by the music Of
five brass bands last Saturday evening.
White Sulphur Springs is to have Fair
Association. with capital stock of $1,000
| A ranchman on Shields River successfully
raised two hundred tobacco plants this sea
son.
W. II. Ralston, of Choteau, has bough. Of
| r. P. Hamill, Sun River, his band Of 6,4O
sheep.
The Walkerville Mining Journal Is adyer.
tised to make its appearance tomorrow
morning.
George Bennett, a workman in the Parrot
mine, died suddenly Of heart disease last
Saturday.
The John Robinson Circus did fine bust.
ness along the Northern Pacific road In
Montana.
Paddy Carroll and Charles Ingraham were
drowned on the Gath inst. while crossing the
river at Clagett.
Mr.. j. K. Wilkinson Is distributing the
History Of Montana to subscribers in the
Yellowstone towns.
p. w. Norris, who was one of the earlier
superintendents of the Yellowstone Park,
died recently In Michigan.
Mrs L. Belanger returned from Canada
last Saturday evening, after an absence Of
two months Mineral Argus, 24th.
Mrs. A. J. Fisk, whose health Is delicate
will spend the winter on the Pacific coast
Mr.. Fisk will return home in ten days.
The Wickes stage for Butte was stopped
by three masked mon, two miles from Butte,
at $3.50 last Monday evening. They secured
s11.75.
An ore train from Butte for Anaconda
smashed through the U. 81 N. bridge at the
mouth of German a week ago, wreckinga
couple of cars.
The residence and store building Of &c .
Miles, situated two miles below Silver Bow
Junction, was burned at about noon on Sat
urday. Total loss; no insurance,
The Choteau Calumet Il the name OF a
newspaper soon to be issued at the town Of
Choteau, in Choteau county, by W. II. Buck,
former editor of the Benton Record
"Bob' Hereford, formerly a sherifs Off
Ger OF Helena, is living near Fort Mckinney,
In Wyoming. A. j. Fisk run across him in
an Omaha thetre a few evenings ago.
A joint stock company has been formed II
Anaconda to adequately supply that city
with water. IL Is estimated that the work
will cost between $4,000 and $40, 900.
Antoine Lsdwig shot and killed A. Grus.
sey, in Butte, last Friday. He alleges the
seduction of his wife by Grussey as the cause
of the deed. The murderer was arrested and
jailed.
w. Is. Henneberry has purchased Geo.
Mosher's band of $500 sheep. The price
paid was 81 per head. John +. Bshop'sod
his band of mutton wethers, about 2, 800 head
to Butte butchers, at 1925 per head.
The cattle of r. S. Ford. of Sun River,
numbering nearly 800 head, were sold 10
Chicago on the I'D. A dispatch from Mr.
Ford states that the herd Melted him over
300 head, which is certainly a good sale.
Fat Jack" who recently died mt Butte, Is
not the exceedingly corpulent gentleman
who used to reside at Pioneer. He is snll
Enjoying good health, is ten feet high, and
weighs ninety pouods.-Aadconda Gazette.
The Anaconda ReUisao says; On and after
October LIST postal car will be run regularly
rom Butte to Garrison, taking on the mail
It Silver Bow from the north bound traio'
ma the main line postal car will run into
Butte.
FROM private letter we learn that John
). Fuller, well known In this city, is rapidly
approaching death. His physicians have To-
ormed him that he cannot live much longeF'
This will be SAL news to his many friends
Independent.
The Montana Improvement Company Is
arranging to establish several logging camps
'etween thirty and forty miles up the big
with the intention of getting ow
ome 10000 feet Of logs the coming win
er.-Aissoula Times.
Wadsworth Post, G. A, r., Helena, MIA
cry pleasant camp fire last Friday night In
aspect to Commander T. ?. Fuller, who was
bout to leave for St. haul. Many toasts
'ere responded to, and "the boys" bad
oad tine generally,
y. N. Robinson aud Sam Liddle have
lmped the Illapah Spring, two miles caste
Nevada. This spring and water
'orks thereon have been consi dered 'no
roperty OF the EberharG company since
w. but II appears to have neglected to CON-
" with the law governing water rights
The cattle and sheep men are satisfied WIN
DO raise In State lands made by the NeVsas
Gard Of Regents. The Carson Under says.
ney can now use the lands as ranges
tough they owned them, as the sales for 'n'
resent are ended. They will not havew
" taxes on the land and will reap gre"''
sneht from the ranges.
Joseph McElroy, four miles south of Bose'
an, raised 100 acres of wheat, averagips
kfy-three bushels per acre. John Bees,
rec miles north Of Bozeman, raised l's'v
'shes from thirty es-sixty.four anu
'o-thirds bushels per acre. John Carryhns
ven miles north of Bozeman, raised ~"
shells OF oats from nine aeres-all dop''
thcut irriOation