Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-10-30
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winter, has been hung out at Butte.
Ii Is stated that the silver ship
ments of Butte for October will
amount to 100000.
The Town Talk, of Butte, gives no.
tlce TO the community that every stick
in its wood pile is loaded.
Prof. Moelier, the astrologist who
visited Miles this summer, is now
casting horoscopes for the Credulous
people Of Butte.
The operate league of Butte COM
posed Of amateurs, have in active re-
hearsal comic opera composed by
Prof. Speck, Of Butte.
Judge Martin, of Bozeman, brother
in-law Of Sam Langhorue, is hot ON
the trail of the BozeInln postofiice.
Sam's success encouraged him.
Lottie West, a variety performer at
Butte was badly thumped by a male
performer on Monday last sustaining
fracture Of the nose and other
bruises.
We have it upon the word of Thee.
Norman that he this year raised 1924
bushels Of wheat, nearly all Scotch
Fife, on one hundred and forty acres.
-Bozeman Chronicle.
1t is believed by some that the REM
nant Of the band of horse thieves who
operated on the Missouri and Mussel-
shell last year, are responsible fors this
years prairie fires in that section.
Antelope Shirt, Hind Shot and
Blood Shot, three of the aristocracy
of America, We're found guilty at
BozenIan of stealing ten head of horses
from the Dilworth cattle company.
At a skating masquerade at Butte
the prize for the best character imitat-
ing learner, was won by a man who
put on skates for the first time on that
occasion-of course he acted the char
acter true to life.
Frederick A. Greenleaf, for the past
nine years connected with the United
States assay Office at Helena, died last
Friday from the effects Of inhaling
the fumes of poisonous acids with
which he was preparing muriate OF
gold.
Eleven families are now settled in
the upper part Of Red Lodge valley,
Yellowstone county, and more are ex-
pected. The lower part of the valley
lies within the Crow reservation, or it
would support large and prosperous
population.
j. Il. Hendry, who has been editor
of the Livingston Enterprise since the
Fl rst issue, has retired as partner in the
concern, Mr.. Wright now being the
sole owner. We are pleased 10 lear
that Mr. Hendry's services. will be re-
tanned on the paper for time, at
least.
In his charge to the Boulder grand
jury Judge Wade direct, a special at
teution 10 the laws against carrying
concealed weapons, against permitting
minors to enter gambling houses, re-
lating to unlawful interference with
laborers, and prohibiting the sale Of
intoxicants to drunkards.
David Magee, the young man who
was recently sentenced at Butte to
one years imprisonment TOR this crime
OF manslaughter, in killing one Studer
whom he suspected OF criminal init
macy with his mother, has been par
doned by Gov. Hauser. The petition
on which the governor acted was
signed by the best citizens Of Butte.
The Billings Gazette says that
Messrs. Clafiin and Anderson, two
New York gentlemen who have been
on a two months trip In the Big
Horn mountains disbursed about
$4,000 for hired help and expenses Of
the trip. As there were only two en-
ployes, according TO the diary Of the
trip, high living aud big wages must
have been the order OF the day.
1t is reported In army circles that
Fort Ellis is liable at any time to be
abandoned and the valuable farming
land now held by the government as
military reservation thrown open to
settlement, OF rather put up at auc-
ton "a Is usually done. There are
some valuable farms within this ten
mile reserve, made doubly so by their
proximity to Bozeman.-Chronicle.
The Miner relates q thrilling ac-
count Of the wanderings and narrow
escape from death OF u delirious young
woman named Maggie sullivan. Miss
Sullivan had been suffering from
typhoid fever and Sunday night she
escaped from her nurse. and no trace
Of her could be found until in the
afternoon when she was discovered al
the bottom Of thirty-foot shaft into
which she had fallen during the IRbt
She was taken out and carried 20 her
home where she now lies In precar-
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