Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-06-19
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Montana Mention.

ing.
A Virginia City couple have just re-
ceived the twenty-sixth child into
their family.
An excavation at Helena, for the
Union block, PANIED out, last week,
sjOl in gold dust.
a damphool nfrmary should be es-
tablished in Butte. IL would be sure
Of large membership.-Town Talk.
Thomas Stuart, veterinary surgeon,
has rendered his resignation to Gov
ernor Carpenter, to take effect June
Both.
A Splendid set Of plans for the new
Lewis and Clarke county court house
has been presented AT Helena by
Architect Baker.
Perry, Boyce & Co. are driving into
Montana 5000 steers purchased a fort
night ago near Dodge City, Kansas.
Towers & Gudgel are bringing 5000
head from the same locality.
Helena has prepared an attractive
racing programme for the Fourth Of
July, but the people of eastern Mon
tana will probably devote themselves
to the races at Miles City this season.
Missoula thugs drugged NJ. $. Tn
derwood and NJ. McManglt last Sun
day week, and robbed Underwood Of
SO aud a watch and McMangle of
about 500. McMangle died from the
effects Of the poison.
The Sisters of Charity, Of Missoula,
have just completed their convent
school. 1t is a three-story brick build
ing, provided with all the latest con-
veninces and everything necessary
for the purposes for which il is de-
signed. Ii will be open for pupils by
the fall term of school.
The Inter Mountain travelling cor
respondent on recent trip ascertain
ed that peculiar aud fatal disease ex-
lists among the young calves in some
portions Of Beaverhead and Deer
Lodge counties. The disease in most
cases, so far as known, results la
death with spasms and evidences OF
great suffering.
Harry Rivers, editor of the Town
Talk, and Phil Julian, editor of the
Miner, both Of Butte, had an alterca-
ton this week that resulted in Julian
being hit on the head with a chair.
Editors should confiLe their weapons
to the festive pen. 1t is possible, how
ever, the pen has been altogether too
pointed for the Butteits.
At the head of Bozeman creek on
Saturday last the dam at Mystic lake
broke and created sad havoc down
creek. Cabins, houses, barns and
stock were carried away. Many lives
were endangered, but none lost. At
Bozeman the streets were flooded and
street crossings washed away. We
hear Of high waters doing ccnsidera-
BILE damage all over the country
Helena Independent.
; High water has delayed the arrival
4 Of the Benton coach at Helena. The
5 road grades in the Prickly Pear can
e yon are nearly all Of them washed out
g and the canyon from one side Tn the
a other contains a solid body Of water.
? Geographic communication is also
cut OFF on account poles being wash
ed out. We understand that the
! Dearborn bridge has also been washed
2 away, and that other portionts of the
Benton road are in horrible condl-
} ton.
The sure thing men who have re-
: fused to leave the city. have become
/, insolent and boast that they are
going TO remain here. Assoon a. pos
e sible list Of their names will De pub
lished and the city council will take
such action ms may be deemed neces-
sary 10 rid the town of this robber
element They will not be tolerated
, here and can save trouble and expense
by depsrting-otherwise they will be
given employment with the city chain
gang on the public streets. Butte In
ter-Mountain.
Miss Fan El Fltz, acharming young
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