The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-26
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Touics Of General Interest In tho -Four
Kew States and Elsewhere.

New States and Elsewhere. !,
Tn the Dako,as wolf scalps will bring s. !
after June 9. 8
So,,,h Dakota is entitled to one canui- a
date AT West Point and two naval cadets {
at Annapolis. ~
The Union Pacific company mas gwen
a Inv emergency" rate on grain anu
bay to settlers in Wyoming, on accoun'" I
the unusual severity of the past winter. {
word has been received that l16 Nus
.;ar Families left their native land last
s,seL for south dakota. They will locate
na.r their brethren IN Campbell NC
Pherson and Emmons counties.
Towpsend expects TO have q BANK IN
oneration by May /, with i. H. hieim'
schmidt, president, and ID. .. hisas
cashier, II will start with q PAID up cupr
tai of 81, 1000, to be increased as oce"s
demands.
The residents of Belgrade, Mont, up,
propriately and most creditaoiy opsuS
Arbor day by setting apart oacres' ,"rus
For ! nublic park and planting a large
number Of trees. A little grove OF treeS
,.as nlanted in honor Of the first chiiu
norr a, Bclgrade-Thomas Belgrade
Quaw. a,,;,,;,g
The Seattle Journal, while admituhs
that there are some serious ques'iohs "
tween the laboring men ana the e',p.o.
60 20 that city. believes that no open ruP-
ture will take place. Neither oeat'e -
por,,and can afford the luxury ora pro
ionged strike. There are 100 many
houses 10 build. .;.
ON. ~ the attractions at the state ia,r
n he held at Aberdeen, 5. D. mex iah
w pN Tl. tsphIlo PXs
will he .,woman's day." Inc pupte ca
ercises on that day will De who.s H.
charge Of the ladies. They VIII no' o.H ;x
do the speaking and singing pu. n.s w." W..
49,. hrass hand and drum corps en-:
,;re,v Of women. The prominent equal
s,grauists of the country are expecteo W
be present. ;u;oo
George W. Clancy, IN old farmer, hvihg
on Drv creek near Walla Walia, mas
lately shown evidence Of insanity. A Few
J,ys since he deliberately cut down u
sniendid orchard, from which he reahzeu
the sum of 81, 800 last season. Some .,ne
N.ov;n,,s 10 tbis he threatened to XIII MS
r;te' II Is stated that the members Oh
his family are in mortal terror OF poois
harm. .,u,.
7, v;,i he remembered that sonietinhe
last summer a ticket owned III Deer Lous.
drew $3.50 in the Louisiana STATE t4i .e
I The ticket was held py AMY .,s .b.
Jobn Riley laid claim TO one-haii t'
ticket and stopped one-half the money II
,ho hank at this place. His suit was |"
naooyor this half. The court yesterda!
hoId that the suit was based upon q gamn
linz contract. and n~on-suitedt the piaintih
-Ner Northwest.
The case against Albert M
charged with the larceny OF hve yea arm
coits belonging to Robert Marriott hvin
In The vicinity of Helmville, came on 10
voluntary examination last Mohaa
and Tuesday i'm Justice hartweIs cou.
Al the conclusion of the testimony "
court thought that the dciehaan' 70
guilty. and held him to await .ne ar
of the grand jury in the sum OF si'oo'
-NeIc Northeast
The Bozeman Chronicle Is authori'y y
,be statement that DIR. Mussigbrod
Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county, WIN
in connection with DIR. Mitchell, has M
the contract for many years., for the ca
and support of Montana's insane patieh'
Ia thinking of retiring from the ARE al
responsibilities of his arduous positioh
account of advancing age and Will pre-
ably conclude to spend the remainder
his days in Bozeman. -,
Some time ago a man named ocoNn'
accompanied by q woman whom ne
legged to be his wife, came to Spoka'
He opened an architects Office anu :
kent a lodging house. Wednesday u
skinned out, leaving bills to the auho'
of s. LOCO unpaid. 1t has since trahsph
that the woman is a sister Oh enari
Cuiteau, the assassin. A well khowhc
tractor OF Spokane was intimateiy
ouninted with the family in the East 9
IL authority for the statement. he S
further that Scoyille is a son OF the
non instead of husband. Mrs. Scov
ia a buxom middle-agcd lady, while ;
w;iIe is scarcely out of his twenties. -.
affair has created quite a sensation.
There arrived i'm this city yestert
saws the HALEY, Idaho, Times, a griz'
gentleman who ~propably has n pe
ripht 10 the title "veteran" than mos
orr ex.soldier boys who served III
United States army even during the y
from 1851 to 1865. This gentleman's IA
isFrancois Montandon, heis oro
of the w%ell-known and generaiiy es'ee
o,ornoy.a,-law. A. L. Montandon OF
o;,y He arrived yesterday prese
h;nseif at the door of his brothers O
u,;,bout preyious announcement, an
,hou,b the two had not met Tor ov
,..rs. and the last time they
meet Judge Montandon was sea
10 years OF age, the re
ton was mutual and instantaneous.
n was but natural that the white-h
veteran should find his way to the
of the A. A. G.. of the department OF
no, before he had been o III
Francois Montandon served as a u
.ter In the Chasseurs d'Afrique for n
af,een years, making the campaig
i,aIv which resulted in the unificati
Italy,, several campaigns against tn
bylcs, the campaigns OF Mexico wit
Inflated Macmillan, the Franco
sian campaign and two or three