The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-26
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.
MONTANA.

THE Great Northern and Great Falls foot
hll teams will play n game on the Fourth
$500 q side.
lClark Bros. 4 Co. of Great Falls shipped
bree carloads. $1,000 pounds Of wool Fri
by TO John Lynch, New York.
= II Is reported that all the choice vacant
Ind in the Upper Belt region mas been
kken up and settlers are still crowd
tg in.
1.-The Great Falls Tribune says that Sand
loulee is looking anxiously for q census
humerator, having about 1000 people to
hroll.
THE Glendive Independent sports a new
leading this week, the center piece OF
khich is a cut of the official seal of Daw-
bn county.
. Thursday, July 10, is the date fixed for
he meeting OF the Montana Press assoc
tation at Livingston. The programme
- not yet completed, but will include q
Zip to the National Park.
A cloud burst occurred at Sanders Sat
Irday morning that delayed No. 4 about
kvo hours. The water stood about a foot
veep after the downpour ceased, and fully
SOOO feet of the railroad track was washed
but or damaged. People i'm that vicinity
hve concluded that il does sometimes
hin i'm Montana.-Giendire Independent.
fThe Helena Independent says a marriage
kidemic seems to have reached the
brthern Pacific general offices. New
4 kan Kline, the new assistant To the gen.
bal superintendent. was married Mon-
~, and now il is SAT- that Superintend-
Ramsey will take n trip to Spokane
Ills and bring back with him one OF that
bis charming bellies.
nothing occurs after this date to mar
small fruit crop il will be simply splen-
The bushes and shrubs, briers, etc,
over Montana are loaded down with
Bung berries, and unless something like
~severe frost occurs the yield will be SIM
py immense. The prospect for wild ber-
hes is also good mt this writing. But this
hing somewhat contingent on h show
d the latter part Of this mont IL is diff
lt to tell at this writing just how this
nll turn out, although the general out
ok for the small fruit crop, both culti-
Bted and wild, is good.-Husbaadman.
IMessrs. Dan Hart and Clarence Hunt
.rrived al Fort Benton Sunday evening
Nth a demented who was found
tandering round the country about fifty
hiles from Fort Benton and near Charles
kichter's ranch on the Teton. The first
ben of the man, he looked into the win
low of Richter's house early in the morn
bg, and then disappeared. His strange
a etions caused Hart to go i'm search of
Abe man. He found him above the place
In the bank of the stream, acting i'm a
hammer which indicated that he was de-
hented. He summoned assistance and
box the fellow ia charge. He had lost
lis hat and was b~arefooted, carry
hg his shoes in his hand; had on
dark blue wooden shirt, blue jumper,
lark gray coat, white and black large
kripes) pants; all his clothes somewhat
brn and ragged. He is a young man,
bout % or 26 years old, with light hair
I md whiskers. He gave his name at first
Is Augusta. and afterwards as Henry An
and claims TO have a sister at
Treat Falls. II is supposed h man came
: rom one of the narrow guage outfits
torking near by. He vas confined in Jail
br safe keeping under Jailer Buckley's
hre until the nature of his ailment can
Ae determined. He seems to Ire better to-
lay and il is hoped he will come round all
kght.-Burton Press.