The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-10-10
MONTANA NEWS.

There was snow in Miles City on th'
2nd inst.
The Collar mill at Maiden is again il
motion.
Mrs. Ellen Hubbard has been appointed
postmistress at Plains, Missoula county.
All the companies stationed at For
Custer are at present out after raidin:
Piegan Indians.
A man named Nefas was held up by
two men on the Bozeman road near Beave
creek last week and relieved of 1926.
Five thousand head of cattle are nov
being driven to the Benton & St. Loui
Cattle Company's ranch on the Marias.
Miss Mamie f. Kelly, daughter of U
S. Marshal Robert s. Kelly, was married
on Tuesday evening at Deer Lodge to Mr.
I'D. Joslyn.
Some miscreant took shot through /,
window at compositor in the Butte Miner
Office. The Miner offers 500 for the
Identification of the shootist.
A fire was discovered in Benepe's ware
house, Bozeman, on Monday morning but
cxtinguished before much damage was
done. It is believed te have been incen.
diary.
On Friday last the falling of heavy
rock and the derrick to which it was at
tached at the new concentrator building
at Anaconda killed Joe Mead and injured
G. Driscoll.
Independent: Thomas Mackaness, a
wcll-known dealer in. cigars, tobacco,
fruits, vegetables and fish made an assign
ment yesterday to E. w. Toolc for the
benefit of his creditors.
Fred Beckman a herder employed by
Powers Bios, and Paddy Carroll hostler
for G. j. McNamara of Fort Maginnis
were drowned while trying to cross the
Missouri in a buggy at Judith Landing.
The dead and decomposed body of an
unknown man was found on the prairie
twelve miles from Terry. As the body
was enclosed in winter clothing it is sup
posed that death was caused by freezing
last winter.
Two professional wrestlers started in to
give an exhibition at the Deer Lodge rink
one evening last week but were ordered
by the sheriff to desist when one had
choked the other almost to death in order
secure fall.
Information is wanted of John Lyen of
NJ. T., who was in Butte last
August where he sold band of horses
and started for home with the money.
No tidings of him have since been receiv-
ed at Ellensburg
Nat G.. Hoss, collector for the Butte
Inter- Mountain, was held up in that city
the other night for $9.35. When robbers
will steal newspaper money from a news
paper man they are SO low down as to de-
serve lynching on sight.
Five cowboys rode into Maiden one day
last week. amused themselves by running
the town in the orthodox cowboy fashion
and refused to be arrested either in town
or IN their camp on the prairie where they
we're followed by the officers.
Mrs. Hattie Galbraith wife of Lieut..
J. S. Galbraith, of Fort Custer. was
thrown from wagon few days ago by
! runaway team and received injuries to
Ter back so serious that the doctors say
,he Will never again be able to walk.
A few days ago in Helena Stephen de
Rouge, a young French viscount who
'ome time ago dropped his title, left his
luxurious home in Paris to be missionary
.mong the American Indians, was ordained
% the priesthood in the Catholic church
~ Bishop Brondel.
Inter- Mountain: The Granite Noun
ain stands at the head of Montana silver
producers this year with bullion record
If $688,705 up to September 1. With
he addition of the ten stamps proposed
is output hereafter will not be less than
han 100000 per month, with total ex-
,enses not to exceed $4,000.
Big Horn Sentinel: One hundred Sioux
Indians, headed by the chief known as
Young Man Afraid. Of His Horses pass
ID through Sheridan this week destined
or the Crow agency. They belong to the
ribe of Sioux at Pine Ridge agency, Da
Iota, and the object of their visit is to
lave friendly talk with their red brethren.
On the 28th of September Charles
Black, sheep hcrder, was found dead on
he range at Miller creek near Rosebud.
bullet wound and the position of his
'ifle showed that in placing his rifle
lgainst sage bush it had been discharged
md caused his death which had evidently
occurred about four days before the body
vas found.
Chronicle: Frank Eslcr came from
Cooke City Sunday and will return some
ime this week. He says that sufficient
IRE is ready to make the run in the smelter,
md in ten days expects to begin opera
ions. Gasset is daily expecting Hart
eld smelter, described in these columns
ome time ago. and will soon have his
charcoal ready.
A man named Lockwood originated a
dot to rob the bank of Murray in the
Jeur d'Alenes two weeks ago, but a fel-
ow to whom he confided his scheme in
ormed the bank and Lockwood was given
wenty-four hours to cross the range.
Lockwood and companions intended to
murder Charley Hussey and associates if
necessary to the success Of the plot.
On Saturday last in Butte Mrs. DR..
Harding was found dead and an autopsy
showed that death had resulted from a
upture of one Of the ventricles of the
,eart. She was about 54 years of age and
lad a husband and two grown children.
William Hill an old miner was found dead
he same day near the Mountain Chic:
nine. Butte. His death resulted from