The new North-west., 1888-10-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

William Burt died in SELDOM at pr,.-
Monday Of too much whlskey.
Mr.. r. NJ. Hathaway has taken ,he 81;
torial chair on the MissouIa Gazette.
Fannie Cavanee, a fallen woman d45 -
Butte, Saturday, of excessive drink.
The Helena Motor line is now in operation
as far as Kessler's brewery 1t will be ev
tended to the Hot Springs.
The latest weekly output of the Granite
Mountain Co. quoted in the Mail was Ga ao,
OF. of silver and 37l OF. gold
1t is stated the Northern Pacific il hav;n.
six vestibuled trains constructed to run from
Chicago to the Pacific coast.
A few minutes before 4 o'clock snnd,n
afternoon Reese Thomas, furnace man ~
the old Colusa smelter, suddenly dronned
dead Of apoplexy. He was aged Sc wears and
married, but leaves no children.
A circular received by Agent McCaig ves.
terday announced the completion Of the St
Paul & Manitoba railroad from st. Panl n
Winnipeg. The new line was opened las,
Thursday, and trains run between the two
places in nine and one half hours - Uj,o.
23d.
John Bynon, the bright s-year-o!a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Watkin Byron Of Dutin
Gulch, died this morning from the eff, CTS Of
injuries received last Friday He was r!av
ing with some boys at the High School
house grounds and fell, receiving nterna,
injurles.-Inter Mountain, %.
Talk about big Montana vegetables. Yon
should have examined the load of suuashps
Sim Estes had in town the other dav. that
were raised on his ranch. One weighed
sixty-six pounds, and others were large spec.
linens, to have been raised at such a high
altitude above the sea level.-Dilon Tribune
The Boston & Montana Mining Co, Of
Butte, has erected, at cost of $1,000, a fine
16.room hospital, and donated it to its EN-.
ployees. DIR. R. l.. Gillespie is physician
and Mrs. Comstock matron. The employees
selected the physician by ballot, and pay 81
per month to the hospital fund. Superin-
tendent Couch has been chiefly Instrumental
in securing the erection of the hospital.
The obituary notice of L. NJ. Morrison ap.
pears in another column. Mr.. Morrison
met his death in a singular manner on last
Sunday. He was running boring machine,
| when his clothing caught in the machine
and twisting round his neck choked him to
death. He was alone at the time of the fatal
accident, and when found he had probably
been dead several hours. Dillon Tribune.
G. S. Redfeld, formerly Treasurer of Nc,
Vicker's Theater, Chicago, aged 65- years,
returning from the Pacific coast, took NOR.
phlne on the East.bound Northern Pacific
train last Monday night, was taken off at
Bozeman and comfortably placed III a hotel,
where he died day or two after He was
we'll known, and had wife in Chicago
Chicago papers intimate he was addicted to
using morphine.
The railroad is now completed to the new
Granite Mountain millsite, and the ha"lins
of timbers and material for the structure ha
commenced. Sixty-four carloads of the tim
bers have been framed in the Philpsbur!
yards and are now being loaded and shipped
to the millsite. 1t will not be long befor
the building will make its appearance on h
ground. A force of carpenters and mill
| rights are already busly engaged, and Rum
sey is now numbered among the notable
camps in Flint Creek distric ct.-PhHipsJur
Mail