The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-09
NORTHWEST NEWS.
MONTANA.

et nDflutTu Alttfttdtia edticTii8 III tiS
eeces at fair prices. Great Falls and
7 Senton will be the centers for the wool
Y &ade.
Attachments to the amount OF $500
hive been placed on the Pine Creek Mill
Mining Company's property mt Pine
heck by the Dillon National bank
lioho Recorder.
, John Hoffman was brought up before
Justice Holden. at Dillon Friday, charged
it'll assault with intent to kill, the vic
tn being his wife. Mrs. Hoffman,. The
ffendant was bound over TO the grand
Dry in the sum of 5000.
L.. Z. VanBlankensteyn came down
rom the Rosebud OH yesterdays train
bnd reports that n person can go any
here Oh the table lands i'm n fiat boat. In
. { tgard to the Indian scare, Van says the
Sheycnnes are anything but harmless at
/0feseui.- Yellowstone journal.
Work will commence on the great canal
the Idaho Mining and Irrigation COM
amy within the next few days, and be-
bre the expiration of one month 500 men
ill he employed. and by autumn prob
bly $500. This company have already
Expended on the canal Sl0i,OOO in actual
FORK. and including the cost of litigation,
kOO.OO0.-Idaho Democrat.
At the Black Eagle Falls is in progress
uNpFk ~ gTtut uakuitudes thS ~
\ Big of the mighty Missouri by tle con-
"a k~ruction of a dam. costing 100000. One
ection of the dam is already completed,
md the contract calls for the completion
this great work by the LIST of September.
Electricity. a~ggregating several million
Borse power, will be generated by il.
Seattle, il is thought, enjoys the dis
lnction of having the only female census
{numerator in the country. District 3s,
founded by Hyde, Filbert and Madison
Rreets, and Lake Washington, is being
kken by Mrs. Mary l.. Culbertson, a
fright. pretty, plucky young woman, who
trying to do more thorough work than
my of the male enumerators
the city.
Wild Boy. chief of the Cree Indians,
Pho have been loafing in this vicinity for
pme time past, has gone to the Flathead
Deserve TO make some arrangement with
he Indians there whereby the Crecs may
'Sund a home. says the MoHtonidn. III sat
'Skfactory arrangements can bemade Wild
Boy will dispatch a runner with some to-
acco for his people here who will pull
H. stakes and follow their chief. May he
fnd the tobacco.
At the convention of Montana doctors
ueld M Helena last week, the following
h ere elected officers for the ensuing year:
iAA Presidcnt-Dr. j. =. Hammond of Butte;
rst yice-president. DIR. J. II. Dwings,
Deer Lodge: second vice-president, DIR.
George /. Treacy, Helena recording sec
etary, Or. William Gum, Butte ire
Ulected corresponding secretary. DIR.
George H.. Barbour. Helena; treasurer,
DR.. W. l.. Steele, Helena, lre-elected.l 1t
vas voted 20 hold the next annual meet
big in Helena, the third Wednesday of
April, 1891.
C..l.a. E,ll. I. ,,,l.allr tho only eitx-
III its size and commercial importance in
lac United States that can offer successful
rout fishing within its city limits. The
eerieT says within the past month hun
reds of big, gamyf fish have been taken
light within the center OF town. OF
oursc, il j. not everyone that can catch
hem, but they are there all the same and
hose who know how to catch them con-
rive To capture large numbers OF them
aily. A few miles from the center Of the
lily the big trout are taking a fly eagerly.
Ind hundreds Of pounds of fish are taken
1aily. As a matter of fact. trout fishing
Iround Spokane is better than ut many of
he popular fishing resorts.
IA. Oldham, who has been for the last
hree years assistant cashier of the First
National bank of Billings, was arrested
Saturday evening for the crime of embez-
Element 10 the amount of $4,000, by the
bank. The bank is amply secured with
%ollatcrals and its business will he In no
Nay ell, cted. Mr.. Oldham states that his
Recount has been overdrawn for some
lime with the knowledge Of the officials
hat lac was about TO leave the service of
he bank. He had adjusted the matter of
bvcrdlraft TO the apparent satisfaction of
he officials by giving promissory notes
kecurcd by collateral which he had every
teason 10 suppose was perfectly adequate
no cover all Indebtedness which he will
- Ave behind and had been accepted as
such.
The much-talked-of boat that is to run
BIN the Snake River between Huntington
and Seven Devils will he put in action
about the middle of June. Capt. Miller
will command her. ably assisted by ex-
perienced seamen, and there is not the
Eighties, doubt but il will be a grand sue
cess. Arrangements are being made to
tarry freight from Huntington To Brown
lee ferry in the near future for the storage
81 their goods. IL will cost but little 10
complete the road from here to Brown
lee ferry, and make IL n of the best
roads i'm the county. IL Is estimated by
. Robert Brown that $500 is all that will be
Required TO complete the road. besides
the labor that will be donated. We un-
klerstand that there is a bill now before
congress TO appropriate $4,000 for the
rleaning of the channel of Snake River,
~ and IL this bill passes. the boat will be
liable to run the year round. Surprising
that the bill does not pass, and the river
remains as il is, there is only about two
weeks in the year that II is not navigabie.
The rates will be much cheaper by the
packet line than the present rates by the
way of weiser. The business men of
Salubria will hold a meeting i'm "A short