The new North-west., 1885-06-05
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Boulder City is no " the greatest stage CEN
tre in Montana-three daily, one tri-weekly
and one weekly stage line arriving and de-
parting on their regular trips and all carrying
passengers and the U. s. mails-Jeferson
County Enterprise
Reynolds, the Montana champion roller ska
ter, has challenged the winner of the race
now being run in London, for purse Of
s50OO-s2, 500 side 1t is understood the
match will be made.
Saturday morning, about daylight, Thos.
T. McLees, while braking on a stock train
under conductor Cary, coming through Bozs-
man tunnel, was knocked from the cars by q
fallen rock, fell under the cars, and was
kiled.-Giendiue Tunes.
In the new pacers mines in the Bitter Root
valley, about twelve miles from Stevensvills
there are over 100 mon now working, and
more gsing In every day. Parties recently
from the mines say that the digEings yield
Sc per day to the man.-Herald.
y We have seen but few of our cattle men In
town since the roundup commenced. The
few that have been obliged to come In report
the calf crop In excess of any previous year.
and that the condition of the cattle Is better
than for number Of years past-River Press.
Eight Territorial prisoners are confined In
the county Jail, because the penitentiary at
Deer Lodge is filed to overtiowing. Our
Sheriff does net "kick," as the Territory
allows him over twice as much for the feed
ing of prisoner as is allowed by the county.
Miner.
N. McMangls, section boss on the N p.
r. r. at Bearmouth, who had just been paid
of, was "doped" in Missoula last Saturday
night with whisky containing opium and
died before morning. The results of the
Ccroner's investigation have net yet been
divulged.
A. ii. Gleason, dairyman, who resides a
few miles east Of town, had two valuable
cows killed by the Atlantic Express, No. 2,
Monday. They were valued at $50 apiece
The engineer saw them In time, but his air
brakes refused to work -Giendipe Iadepend-
ent, Nay 3oth.
The Butte Miner has the following to say
about roller rink rottsnness "Skating rink
scandals are too numerous. They are assum-
ing very unpleasant phases and threaten to
involve several heretofore happy and re-
spected families. If these scandals are in
evitable accomplishments of the rinks, the
rinks will have to GO"
j. O. McCuaig, one of the weol growers of
Dupuyer, reports that he has been very sue
cessful with lambing this season and safely
counts On an increase of 80 per cent, which
he says is perfectly satisfactory to him. Some
Of his neighbors claim LIS per cent The sea-
son has been an exceptionally good one
River Press.
District Attorney Pemberton says: "I have
kept close trace OF all the homicides since I
was swsrn in as District Attorney In 1882,
and have been surprised at the small mum
Der Of fatal affrays in the Territory. And
this is especially true as to this district, the
Second, the wealthiest and NEST populous In
Montana."-Dalon Tribune.
The former owners Of the Nellie Grant
lede, In the Red Mountain district, have or
ganized into stock company, with q capital
stock of 100000. The following officers
were elected: President, Moses Norris Vice
President, Z. NJ. Dunphy; Treasurer, Samuel
7. Hauser; Secretary, w. e. Cullen. Ma.
chinery is to be shipped at once and work
commenced as soon rs possible.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Curtis are soliciting
subscriptions fer testimonial purse to bc
presented to Mrs. Holt, the mether of the
triplets bern Tuesday. So far they have se-
cured about s100. The little ones, two bsys
and girl, weigh respectively, At pounds, s.
pounds, and 81 pounds. They are all as
bright - larks, and the mother In as we'll a.
could be expccted.-Inter-M Mountain, Mav q.
Wool shipments east from Washington
and Montana Territories over the Northern
Pacific have been announced. A great many
Inquiries have been received at the Northern
Pacific offices which show that shipments
VIII be made both via the ali rail route and
BY way Of Duluth and the lakes. The COM
pany's officials expect to meve during the
season upward Of 60000 900 pounds Of WOOL
Pioneer Press.
Henry +. Hapgood. Of Kansas City, No.
A. d. Mathews, Galloway and
Angus cattle dealer. passed through the CITY
Monday with twenty-five Galloway bulls. |
Tour Peiled Angus bulls and one Hereford. |
MI. Hapgood will unload the bulls 1t Miles /
City where he will offer them for sale. The
bulls are beauties, and are ~ nne lot -
sver passed through Glendive. -Gl@divs m
dependent, Nay aoth
There seems TO be steady demand far
horses from the north. Several parties have