The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-04


,mns The success of the Miner has I'm n
measure. been dine TO the excellent and care.
fuI business MANAGEMENT of the establish
-art ~ n Proyn h,s baap the business
manager. with n slight intermission. since
the nanar NAG estahiisbad Once Brown for.
COT MI caiiing He onit the Miner while
faboring under the delusion that his DESTINY
,;,h $500. ~ o,,anad i,roans avas and
re- rttu-ra, e. b;. Ia io,,a the w;rer n
w;ssr and a het,ar man nacnnarily Nav
Divine Providence az d;.ect Rrown that he
will henceforward and forever stick 20 his
trade and NOT fool uitb ona-tz anv more.
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THE iNTER-MoUNTAiS, AT BUTTE CITY
The Inter- Mouhtdin, of Butte, has been
remarkably successful newspaper ever since
the first number was issued. The manner in
which the paper was started may be briefly
related In February, 1881, q number OF gen.
Who wan,aI u an arnnnant IF Rpnuhiican
faith , "raanizei aud ;ncornora,ad tha Iater-
Wo,Into,n nnhi;sh;na Comnan~ The ob;sct
| Of the companv ora.n;zat;pn was ta nnbiish
n daily and we.kis neW~nansr' to he Renub.
| Hcan IN nolitics 90 MantIa Who has heen
| hnsinsss manauar of tba T,tsr. u,untoin from
the start was ena NJ tSs Iead;ng nromn,srs
of the enterprise from the irst fTha Tnter,
| Mountaia Publishipe Comnany was oreaniz.
Der was issued on March 81 1881 Since that
| date the Inter Nounfain has achieved a large
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newsy and popular iournal The Inter.
| Uauntaj, has ,nvariaiIv baen n strong Re
nnhIican nansr az ,hs cJitors ans rsnprtars
| eemnioved an the Jnter1 Wo,,nt,;n mich in
| fraternaI Kindness might he annronriatslv
| written Cbanncsr Rarh,nr w,p tba Sr:,
eutor; fr9l. Jockey succeeded Barbour,
| for ahout three wear. John n Read feil
| heir TO LockIev,s nosition Mr. Read has
| been connected with the Inter Nountain
| from it's Inception down 10 the present date
| He il an Industrious ne wsnaner man and he
| is fast estabisbinp a wide rsputation for his
admiration and love Of the truth nnal;ties
essential 70 the success Of anv newsnaner
man Ir 10 not deemad nacassarv IN say apv
th;nr s,r,bar ~ ,h -. ars.st.; =" y
| IL nrssents ta The woriJ q modal "f nawsns-
ner enternrise Col Searlas in the abs.pce
Of CIV Piatt, il at present citv editor
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Marina Con;toI was horn CIV x Piatt
Lee Travis and Harry Williams issued the
C0n,foI The Con;toi Iivad eleven ,nontbs
and disd IN tSa bandS ~ Shar;a Ia e. III
acted no antinna"r go IT, raua;ns c.
Piatt Who was aaeniv ;n,eresrad in ,I,e
D0iJT Conitol tells tba yr,tar beraof that the
itni died vas n cool aI'nat;te The To oaD
smccnmheS On sha Az IF FohrnarU ~ ~
vaar Of our I'd Jss, p;a,t snrn;yso 40 H.
yas for lone Tina c;t,, ad;tor ns ,ba d.iiv
TnJon,oJan, ~ u.la,, ond Iat.l,, re, h,a,,
sIi;I% tSa stion N nit,, ad;,yS mas ot ,ba
Rn,,ts htnr- go,,nt o VI '''S e'''o' 'n 'ne
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THE HELENA NEWS LETTER
A juvenile newspaper enterprise is deserv-
ing Of mention. In 1876, Lee Travis, at the
age OF 10 years, commenced the publication
or;ntsd an nna ~ thogse ii,sIs NovaI,, nrsS w
whic6 cns o me ~ hnns Tbs pIe ss,e
Which WI oiost up nke oo1A. me He.ss Letser
m",,,hs - 49, aniaroad TO- a" a. -"
folio. Joe Allen, now of Glendive, was as
ISOLATED with Travis in the publication of
the Ne,os Letter. 1t lived nearly one year.
Chisholm bought the paper and he stranded
matism of the heart in Freeman's office in
Butte on Christmas night, 1879. Travis died
in February, 1882.
"ruE MoNrAN1.N.n At vrRcrN1. c,ry.
c, Inc 'Montantan was published at virginia
lily r"r nu ,I,i oi year, r. s; was pay,ng
neemSspaper Wn'iS uhaef Inc euitoriai en-, Snarge
M,rch H.. nmpPe, from or,, august s .o' 10
Macn, loI4 During porton OF that Time
inc tSe ,nawnrah, we c.,nna;an Of ,hs r.r,ouaI
iHs Tue meu i., ranpaisn VI tne removal
oL tne caPltal 70 Heleha, Mr. cope sou OUT
we n;tinann ITO COMPANY Oh vtnla
y Ui' &c h;i he UInpsh's run . .ne Mon
ct,.aa i b S Wneu sne piaIt was puI-
tanian, died a decent and 2esnectabIs death
by being absorbed by the Madisonian'
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Ill., po.a,u .Ct-a,,.,., .... ..,,
b., H. Sa1a w I was 'en.eateu
Syy,,oa;a, o"tl " nahsn"tne, a nrst:c!asS
WWusss. " uaue anu eA.opeaker ot .he
s Moh.ana house ol hepresentativeS IN, Inc
nL I,t, hH,hoeT was hsueu on January -, 1872
VIII MI LahgnoFne AZ eui.or ana a. N.
terkes AZ business nanager. MT bangh1rn ne
s ssSt 10 'he ,' hron,e's uhtil Decrmoer'
ioos, Wheh ne uisposed OF the paper 10 "A. n.
heikeS' WHO DOW P,esluss over tne oestihles
vi us ooi ,, oati. LarghoIhe aia not
nSe ,ni,ton ol inouey out OF Inc Chronl-
G,e. MT 1rrkes essaohshea the 'Couison
roso IN January January; lSoa, ana removed the
paper 10 bi,lhgs IN june OF the same year.
,p guy Vi 'ns same year ne sou OUT Tue
U.s. ". 70 -. -, nsneS on leIKes Is nov
aanafihs Tue D9zelhan ohronlcie IN moo
ein l 1,s.I anu IN auui.oh 70 MS newspa-
pc. uu,ies he puts IN ms oaa hou.s nursing
neW,oorn giri oaoy presented 10 MIN quite
NUN "oo iAiN hoshANnmAN'
The first number OF the Rocky Mountain
Husbandman' was issued on the 9th of No.
w n SutherHn associate editor Wba, The |
'Husbandman' was first started it was q small
sheet compared with its present size. The
sHusbandnan, has fiourisbed from its birth
and to day II IL more than Ja,hIa a. - q, |
,.,ns ~ 10y ~ s N.Y. a"n uouoIe que s!Ie IL
s ~Se oiIs,uahy. az htsS enree ~ iour SUCK
Iuls was the measure OF editorial matter In
nV No. he 90 Px.,~ -. l.. 1