Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-22
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Montana Mention.

for this season has been marketed.
The little son of Judge Knowles is
sick at Deer Lodge with diptheria.
Eight different religious organize
tons now hold Sunday services at
Helena.
Great preparations are being rapidly
pushed forward to open the Butte
Grand Opera House.
j. A. Walker marketed 10000
pounds of wool at Benton last week at
seventeen cents pound.
Lightning struck in several places
in Deer Lodge last Saturday, but no
damage was done II life or property.
Ming's Opera House. in Helena,
will soon be overhauled, and many
badly needed Improvements will be
made.
"Only Farmers Daughter one
Of Gardeners companies, will be the
attraction at Ming's Opera House at
llSlSHai Auilh6 AhN Il oii'
On Saturday morning in the police
court at Helena, NJ. Goodman, u
tailor and dealer In clothing in
Helena, was tried for butally beating
his lO-year-old boy, and fiLed therefor
600 and costs.
Lincoln Post No. ., G.. A. r., Of
Butte, numbering eighty veterans,
have volunteered their services to
Governor Murray, of Utah, to tackle
the Mormons If they do not behave
themselves at Salt Lake on the 9th
inst.
The Montana Press association will
meet in Butte August Goth. The MEM
bers while here will live in an atmos-
phere of purity and truth that cannot
fail to exert beneficial effect in the
management Of their several news
papers.-Inter-Moun
The Great Falls Tribune says: ut
is stated that at least $4,000 head of
cattle will be driven on the Marias
range this summer and fall. The few
cattle men whose herds have hereto
fore fed ofthis range are naturally
hostile TO the new comers."
The thermometer registered l000 in
the shade in New York last week dur
ing the day and at midnight it was
79'. II reaches So to 9O' occasionally
in the Yellowstone valley. but the
heated term here is short and the
nights are always cool and refreshing.
Little Pearley Bateman, aged four
years, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bateman, had the misfortune a day or
two ago while out at German gulch in
company with party of pleasure
seekers from the Centennial hotel, to
fall andbreak her arm just below the
elbow.
Manager Richie, of the Arion,
Butte, has shown keen appreciation
of public sentiment in suppressing the
; so-called can-can and other loud acts.
; His audiences have increased in size
r and character, and have shown due
appreciation of first class, clean
: show.
r Blinky Murphy, one OF Butte's bard
, characters, was made to work on the
, streets ia spite of his opposition, but
; not till he had heard threats of lynch
, ing. He then broke Jail and with his
, partner, Ed Thorp, escaped on Satur-
E day morning, and is not likely to re-
turn to the Silver City.
The woman, "Kit," who was ar
rested some days ago, charged with
completely IN the Denoon safe bur-
glary at VAUDEVILLE, was released on
: saturday. While there is no doubt in
the minds OF the otficeas that she was
an accomplish Of Raney, they had no
evidence on which to hold her.
. James NJ. Forbls, at the suggestion
OF several friends Of the deceased, APP
piled TO Judge Irvine for letters Of adj
ministration on the estate Of the late
Z. ID. Reynolds, who was accidental
ly killed in the Alice mine. The real
and personal property and the insur-
ance policies are estimated at-petween
S25, 900 and $4,000.
There was a large attendance Mt the
Butte Pavilion last Saturday night TO
witness the second match Of the polo
series between the Vineyard and
Butte clubs. Early In the evening
one OF the sides made what they claim-
ed was good bat. Notwithstanding
the decision Of the umpires, tke oppo-
sition contested IL and quite wrangle
ensued, the result being that the game
was declared of.
At no time In the previous history
of Butte has 30 much deep mining
and so much surface work been hone
at the same time. While active en-
plorations have been progressing In
the depths OF the. Lexington, Alice,
Colusa, Anaconda, Mountain View,
Blue Bird, Clear Grit and many other
developed properties. nm unusunl