Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Montana Mention.


pare for the Fourth Of July.
Livingston girle have to load their
skirts down with shot, oil account of
the "horrid windp which prevails
there.
A dozen railroad conductors have
been discharged by the Utah & North
ern during the past few days. An at
tack at Butte upon a supposed detec-
tive was one of the results.
The 96th inst. being the sixty-sixth
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in
America, Western Star Lodge, No. 4,
of Bozeman, proposes to celebrate the
event by a ball, which will take place
on Monday night, S7th inst.
Fourteen thousand head Of cattle
are expected to pass over the North
ern Pacific within short time. They
will come from Washington Territory
and Oregon, and part will stop in east
ern Montana and the rest will go on
to eastern markets.
The city of Butte is full of Migrants
with invisible means of support.
Many Of them are members Of an or
ganized gang OF thugs and thieves
with headquarters on East Park street
and yet they ply their vocation with
out danger Of arrest.
A Spaniard named Phillips, butcher
at Poplar creek agency, northeastern
Montana, recently lost one Of big
children by death, and as a sacrifice
cut off his left forefnger, besidrs kill
ing a fine mare and a three-year-old
steer on the grave of his child.
The new road from Sun River lead
ing to Johnstown will be of great ben
eft to parties residing In that locality
and will materially stimulate travel.
This, together with the new road from
Johnstown to Benton via the Bulls
Head, will make IL the most travelled
thoroughfare in Choteau county.
The twenty-five applicants for the
Butte postoffice seem to have burst
into sudden and painful silence.
Perhaps they have heard from NAL.
colin Hay, but they should not be dis
couraged. They should learn to read
aud write aud await with patience for
the next Democratic administration.
y. Biedler, who was intimately ac-
; quainted with an old Montanian pays
E this tribute TO his memory: "God
2 never made but one Tim Sheehan.
E He was one Of natures noblemen;
good friend, aud possessing all Of those
qualities which go to endear him TO
everyone with whom be came in con-
tact.
The following has been prepared
for the next meeting of the Butte
council;
Resolved, That the bill commonly
known as the Prize Fighting Bill, be
and the same is hereby suspended
!, from operation In the city OF Butte,
!, on Tuesday, the 10th day Of June,
!, 1885, which resolution Ia pronounced
VALID by the best legal talent OF the
city,
: Inc case oil the territory oil Mon
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