The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-30
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

John Ryan has been appointed postmaster
at Anaconda, vice Lee w. Foster, declined.
six-foot vein Of ore has been struck in
the Moskelym tunnel of the Drum Lummon.
Nick Monshausen is building Catholic
church in Bozeman. 1t is nearly completed.
A train was run from Livingston to Bill.
lings-115 miles-in h. 10 min, the other
day.
representation at the New Orleans EXPOSE
ton next month.
What is worrying Butte just now Is how to
squeeze l 200 school children into a space
calculated for 800.
Henry McMurphey, Grand Master I. o. OF
.. f., instituted a lodge of Odd Fellows at
Anaconda Tuesday.
r. P. Walker, of the Montana Cattle Com.
pany, got s54 per head for his beeves in Chi
cago-the highest price paid.
A ferry boat has been put on the Snake
river at Shoshons Falls, Idaho. A boat at
that point has long been needed.
We learn that two flocks of young quail
have heen seen i'm tha vaiias-. ,w. ..y l.. s-.
and thirty in the other-Independent.
Capt T. P. Fuller has received fiattering
offer to return to Montana and engage in
business, and it is probable he will do so.
Rumor says the postoffice is to be removed
to the corner room, on the ground floor, of
the new Masonic Temple-Heiena Herald.
Last week VIM. Denny, while working in
Smith Bros. saw-mill, near Martiusdale, re-
ceived injuries by the bursting of O pulley
from which he died two days later.
On Tuesday of last week William Denny.
OF Mission, received injuries in Smith Bros
saw mill, near Martinsdale, of which he died
forty hours later.-Liuingston Enterprise.
M. Goodman, dealer in second hand
at Helena. suicided Thursday night
by shooting himself through the head. He
was ason-in-law of Mr. Sabolsky, of Butte.
The assessment of Choteau county this
year will reach the handsome figure of
81, 100000; an increase of about tbree-opar-
tiers of million dollars over that of last
year.
A Billings family last week lost beloved
log by poison, provided 1t with shroud.
laid 1t out in state in the parlor, hung crane
On the door bell, and buried the lamented bv
moonlight at midnight.
Governor Murray, of Utah, has appointed
William Warfeld, formerly of Butte. NJ al
ornate Commissioner from that Territory to
he New Orleans Exposition. Mr.. Warf.Id
has started for New Orleans.
~
Governor Hauser has pardoned voung
dagee, who killed Charles studer. b,capse
,e believed him guilty Of criminal intimacy
with his mother; was tried, convicted, and
ensenced to one year in the penitentiary.
The total shipment Of cattle from Billings
o this date are $50 cars, and from Huntley,
which Is operated from Billings station, 155
ars. The shipments before the season |
loses will approximate 200 cars.-Balinos
'azette, cath.
encouraged BY the appointment of Judge |
'anghorne to position in the Helena land |
NICE, his brother-in-law, Judge Martin. ia
Ills week actively circulating petition ask.
ng appointment to position in the Booze.
han land ofice.-Courier.
Except in the belt that was devastated h.,
ne hail storm near sheridan, the crors
throughout the Ruby valley are better than
u many years. The same may be said Of
le Madison, Beaverhead and Jefferson val.
ys. The threshers report extraordinarilv
rye Yields adisonian.
A chautauqua circle was organized In thi.
lace last Friday evening, with will Ken.
soy as president, Mrs. II. A. Eddy "a vica
resident, Mrs. d. j. Armstrong as secrerarv
ID Miss Grace Lengstaff as treasurer
ooks have been ordered, and the class vii,
'ooably begin active work In a connie Of
eeks. hissoulian, Esd.
Post interpreter George Fleury, of Fort
aiord, was shot and killed on the 18th bv
avate Wood, OF TroopL, Seventh CAVALRY.
Fieurys quarters. They, in ccmpanv
sn Fieury's wife, had returned from n
nee when quarrel arose resulting in the ,
nruer. jealousy and whisky was the /
USE Wood surrendered himself -Rjper :
'ess. !
Edward Roberts, travelling correspond. .
T. arrived at the Ryan last sight. djrec.
'm the Ceur d'Alene mines. Referrino ~ 9
improvements at that point, he said that !,
most noticeable feature Of the minss xv.. .
nine-niie fume In process Of cons,rro
~ Inc hume would cost, he said. vbar :
npiesed, about $4,000, and would brinv
water to the mines, water beinv 49,.
BY necessary on account of the depth !,
mines. The fiume was being construcssa
Eastern capitalists, who thus testify their =
y In the future Of the mines. h ..,d &
the wheat crop Of the eastern Mart ), r
'gon ana portion Of Washington Ter, a. -
= OF which section walla walls -. ~
yer, would aggregate 100 900 tons. hair. W
,argest crop ever known in that oonn,r. "
Inou' : boom he said, the country csn' u y.
~ was improving lesitimately, ana n. vi vi