The new North-west., 1888-10-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

A Democratic barbecue meeting is to be
held at Boulder, October "a, with the big
guns present.
The Record Of Sunday publishes an excel
lent portrait of Hon. Thomas H. Carter, Re.
publican candidate for Congress-.
The Motor Line Company in Helena have
received one of their new Baldwin engines,
and will have two cars in couple of days.
The Manitoba, and Montana Central Rail-
roads will begin running through passenger
trains between st. Paul and Butte, Nov. 10.
The Northern Pacific Company, after thor
oughly testing, has contracted for the entire
output OF the Horr coal mines at Cinnabar.
The Horr coal mines near Cinnabar have
been putting out four cars of coal daily.
From this on it is proposed to put out 10 cars
per day.
The Record says Helena is to have a new
hotel, to cost $25O,00O. It will be built on
north Main street, in the vicinity of the
Power Block
Butte produced, says the Inter- Mountain,
about 1880 barrels of beer from January to
October l, 1888, beside selling $500 barrels Of
imported beer.
Ralph Bailey, the young cowboy who &C.
cidentally shot himself at Miles City week
ago, died Of blood poison. He was aged %
and from Columbus, Ohio.
The N. P. R. R. Co. have about hundred
men at work changing the road to what is
known as the Marshall grade short distance
east Of the city.-Missoula Nem.
Tho o.r,;o o,3 Fy,..,.
indicted Bryson for murder in the first de-
gree for killing Annie Lundstrom. The
evidence is circumstantial but very strong.
-Four footpads waylaid Gus Nelson, the N.
+. Express Messenger in Mlssoula, few
nights ago, but shot from his revolver put
them on the run and Gus proceeded to the
depot.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Emma Hedges youngest daughter of Judge
cornelius Hedges and wife, Helena,) to Mr..
Woodbridge, of the First National Bank,
Helena.
At Granite last Tuesday evening, Ruby
Lodge, A. F. & A. M. was chartered, conse-
Grated and its officers installed. A number
of visitors from Philipsburg we're in atten.
dance.-[Mail, 11M.
Last Saturday W. A. Fry crossed Sun river
with 1000 head of fine stock sheep. They
belonged to Nick Bielenberg, of Deer Lodge,
who is driving them into this section to be
sold They were fine lot of sheep-Sun
River Sun, 10th.
Col. A. M. Voolfolk, an old resident Of
Helena, where he practiced law and journal
ism for many years, is visiting that city.
He has for few years past been resident
OF Chicago, engaged in developing and
patenting inventions which promise him
rich return in time.
Charley Fisher shot and killed "Sback y
Wheeler, soldier of the 25th infantry. at the
4-mile house, about mile from Fort Mis-.
soula, Saturday. Fisher and Wheeler were
friends. The former claims that he pointed
the gun at Wheeler in sport, and did not
know the gun was cooked.
The many Montana friends Of Mr.. John A.
Creighton, or Omaha, who formerly lived in
this Territory, will sincerely condole with
that gentleman in the loss of his estimable
and accomplished wife, who died at Omaha
last week. Mrs. Creighton was a lady of
broad Christian views, whose magnificent
yet unpretentious charities made her re-
spected and beloved by all classes Of people.
Inter Mountain
The Northern Pacific had hard luck last
week Two freight trains came in violent
collision near Hope, and one engine ex-
ploded, killing two men. Both trains were
badly wrecked. There is also wreck at
Grey Cliff and another near Mandan, A
train was also wrecked by the caving in of an
embankment on the Clark's Fork of Column
bia. These accidents delayed passenger
trains for several days past