The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-11-09

strike In the ''ScOtch LaSSlo Jean" IN the
same vicinity, south Of the Butcher Bros; at
the head of Henderson, the Healey Bros.
have some promising mines. On the Wash
ington lead they ave q tunnel in some 135
feet, which will tap the lead at 800 feet be-
low the surface as soon as they attain 175
feet in the tunnel.
Shively B McLaine are also prospecting
and developing their claims. They are look.
ing better as development progresses. Like
all new camps the chief interest of the place
lies in its great expectation. These expecta-
lions are based on a host of locations, and
some we'll developed prospects. Our viii.
low Greek and Henderson friends may rest
assured they will have a great influx of pros.
pectors and miners next year, and among
them will be some ready and willing to buy
good mines and prospects. But holes in the
ground will be no more saleable than they
are at present. The ground in the vicinity
is covered with good timber, and steps
should be taken to do some good develop
ment work the coming the winter.
HEAVY DEALER IN STOCK.
The ranchers along the lin of the Drum
mond & Philipsburg railroad are all opposed
to the company rounding up their stock in
the manner in which they have done lately.
They have started to do some wholesale
slaughtering. In the last three weeks they
have killed three head of cattle for Zeb Bur-
nett, one for Mr.. Hennessey, q cow for you
deponent, and q COW for Mr.. p. McCarty.
On Saturday evening, the 9th, they took
one of Robert Dowdey's work horses for
c,~-ov nrI -oofor6ov onnfhop onw owner
unknown. Mr.. Editor, the Legislature
meets the coming winter. Would it not be
wise for our members to pass some measure
or endeavor to have it done, compelling the
railroad company to settle with the owners
at some reasonable time. At present it takes
nearly a year to have your claim adjusted.
Then you must take whatever the company
sess At to give you. In portions of Dakota
the company on the main line have agreed
to furnish material to fence the track. I have
talked with several through whose farms the
Drummond s. Pl%ilipsburg branch runs, and
they all say "if the company furnishes the
material on the ground, I will build and
keep in repair a fence through my place,
and in winter, which is the worst time, our
stock will not bother the company"
OQ0 OF GU0 DlcaS6ut0SG 0vCuGS "0 u0vV Ian
in our district for some time was
@5." THE SCHOOL EXHIBITION,
One of the first at the school house here in
school district No. Is.
Miss Hattie Mitchell on Friday evening
closed her term of seven months school. 1t
| was a great night for the children, and a
treat for their parents. At an early hour in
- III G-$~Go could h0
| seen vending their way to the school house
| loaded with parents and happy children.
| Over thirty school children, with their
parepts and a number of visitors, were in at
| tendance. An interesting programme, in
| GLIDING music, refreshments, and amuse-
ment, made the evening one long to be re-
membered by the happy participants. Fol
lowing was
/ THE PROGRAMME.
Miss Sch2wnZ
Merry Welcome. .........All Of the scholars
Weary Gleaner............All of the school
acknowledgements Emma Swaine
"Basb,5a Fr,1ehis"; .' Mb%ia M McEae
Grasp the Nettie'. .......Georgie Horton
sono-"Darling Child."......Mr Albright,
Mrs. Hillman. Misses Mitchell and Schawnz
"The Wind and the Leaves. Louie Mathews thew.
" Ir0nesm,: Miss na@aie M HHsae
equity. or Not Guilty" Swaine
Dialogue -"who Won the Prize" Children
"A Joyous Little Maid"......Annie Smith
"Mamma's Little tie. Darling" Ella Ella Rowan Ssraa
" "Ras:ie If J a Ban s's Hip: tei.,s& a es !
"Wil and the Bee"..........Andrew Rehue
Waitz.. Schwanz
Dialogue; $500 .or.n Rshne
"so9 Yeu ef VI %ifs's T.iia::::::T1es. %e ssas,
Willie viii go Grid and Thomas McCarty
The Fly and the Leafet".... Willie Gird
"Good Night Rowan
songE"wait Till the Clouds Roll By: Miss
Schawnz, Mrs. Hillman and Mrs. Albright
II am Very Young" Anderson
sCieanliness": }. Anderson
"En.er1a!ning big Sisters Bea %": N; M HC.sdy
"H House 1; wants.. Maggie Hennessey
Sonp-"Down in a Coal Mine" Miss
Schawnz and Miss Josephine Hennessey
"Curfew Must Not Ring T :. ag1a .;t:;:;;
s'The Village Preacher" Smiti
maggie Dwye1
"Galilce'.......... .........Miss Schawnz
'Somebody's Darling. m. VIM: Rowan
Music-"Frolic Of the Frogs" Miss Schawna
In conclusion. as one of the officers of the
school district and in behalf of parents ani
trustees, we desire to express our apprecia
ton of Miss MitcLelrs efforts in behalf o
the little ones intrusted to her care. Assum
ing charge of the school under difficulties
she has brought order out of chaos. 1t is tn
wish of both parents and trustees that sh'
may always be as happy as the children wer'
on the closing night of school.
Mora anon. D. H. NJ.