The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-03-13
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

kste Putnam Is playing III luano'
They are having Polo on rollers in Helena
Dillon has sent its proposed city charter up
to Helena.
Mrs Ida Clark Gordon suicided in Town
send last week.
Meaderville has "a new nickle plato lock
boxes in its psstofiice.
The Independent is attempting to Swallow
Reed of the Inter Mountain.
Thes. S. Hale and Jenneva A. Curtis were
married in Helena on the 7th.
Milton G. Speer, brother of Hen. w. o.
Speer, died In Butte on the 9th inst.
The Benton "P" line got the river trans
portation contracts for the ensuing year.
Puller's Springs, in Madison county, were
sold to Henry Filing last week for $500.
Horrible Wilson, of the Dillon Tribune,
calls eggs "the condensed results of the hen"
In the four months just ended one Dillon
saloon retailed II barre of whisky at bit
glass.
One-feurteenth Of the cattle on Sand creek,
Custer county, are said to be in beefable con-
dition.
A couple of hunters brought in nine elk
and several deer few days since.-Bilings
Herald.
One cattle company on the Yellowstone
reports a less of five per cent. during the
winter.
Manager Mcguire has arranged with Theo-
dore Thomas for an appearance at Salt Lake
In June.
A Helena store was burglarized on the 9Th.
She still harbors some vagabonds within her
boundaries.
Four Northern Pacific railroad sleeping Car
conductors were discharged last week for
crookedness.
The County Teachers Institute, of Silver
Bsw county, had an interesting session in
Butte this week.
The Sun River Sun computes that there is
now one notary public to every ten tax-pay-
ers in Lewis and Clarke county.
County Treasurer Minar, OF Choteau coun-
ty, is required to give $50, 900 bond. Treas
urer Wing, of Beaverhead, gives a 100000
bond.
shaw Opera House Sunday afternoon, about
forty persons signed the pledge.-Inter-
Mountain.
The Livingston Enterprise reports that the
Anaconda Company, Of Butte, is negotiating
for the purchase of the Homestake mine. at
Cooke City.
Under Sheriff Mallon, of Billings, has
gone to Iowa to capture a man named Tay-
lor, who is wanted in Yello wstone county for
horse stealing.
The skating Kinks at Eldridge, Dakota,
have accomplished q good end They have
caused all the saloons to close their doors for
lack of business.
The Butte Inter- Mountain of the 9th says:
ssUtah parties want to bond the Queen of the
Hills, Homestake and O'Brien mines, at
Neibart, at 100000"
tits predicted that there will be five times
as much work done in the quartz mines OF
upper Alder gulch this year than in any one
year since T0.-Madisonian.
Will net kind Providence or the city dads
do something to lay the dust on the public
streets ?-Salt Lake Tribune. That's no
worse than being snow-blind.l
Eighteen lodges of Crows have settled in
Big Horn basin, south Of their reservation,
and say 1t belongs to them and they are GO
ing to stay and drive the white men out.
News from Wood River is to the effect
chat the deputy sheriffs are to be withdrawn
from protecting mines-Broadford being
quiet and the mines having complement
of men.
DR.. Hunter, of Hunters Hot Springs, calls
attention to the fact that the pamphlet issued
by the Montana Commissioners of the New
Orleans Exposition does not mention his
springs.
A jury Of twelve men were summoned on
dog case at Glendive recently. The Times
wants to know how Dawson county can
ever get out of debt when such things are
allowed.
FL. Back was jammed between two en-
gines while coupling them in the round
house last Saturday. His hip bones were
injured, but not seriously. Glendire .nde-
pendent.
A telephone message from Marysville states
that John Ford, a miner, was to-day blown to
pieces by the premature discharge of blast
in the Maskelyne tunnel Of the Drum Lum-
mon mine.
Emma jenkins, Of this city, little girl Of
about thirteen, had her left arm broken at
the elbow last week by falling from fence,
along the top of which she was trying to
walk.-huter- Mountain.
VIM. woolsey, the mail contractor be-
tween White Sulphur Springs and Neihart,
proposes to run daily coaches during the
spring, summer and fall. At present the line
is tri-weekly .-Husbndmaa
Advices from Dillon state that ex- Postmas-
ter Kirkpatrick has been arrested en- charge
Of smbe zzlemsnt and forgery, James Selway
being complaining witness. He waived ex-
Mountain.
A man named Thomas Sando was very
severely injured at the Alice yesterday. A
cave from one ofthe new workings fell upon
him and injured the spinal column. His an
kle was also dislocated. l1th-
The widow Of Thomas. the dining car con-
ductor killed shot time ago at Townsend,