The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-15
TROUBLE FEARED.
stories About Indian Difficulties at FLAT
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Special To the standard.
MIssoULA, July IA man who is here
from Flathcad lake. who prefers not
to have his name mentioned, reports
that trouble Is feared between the white
people and Indians in that country. A
few days ago Antoine, the Indian who Is
in irons at the house of Deputy Sheriff
Lang for killing VIII Findlay July IA, an
uounced that he was going to divulgc all
the crimes the Indians of that district had
been guilty of recently. He vas taken. in
charge OF men. tn a point between Dayton
creek aud the head of the lake. where he
showed them the bones of white man
who was murdered by an Indian last
spring. The supposed murderer is
one kakanho, renegade, who has
caused trouble before, and whom
the chief Of the Flathcads has threatened
To hang IL he does not cease his depreda-
tons. The white settlers are very much
incensed AT the discovery made and will
probably arrest kakanho. IL they are
careful il will be all right, but IL they go
-tos sAss sssssisls 10 feared.
About = o'clock this afternoon special
train passed through here for the west
having on board Prest. Chas. l.. Colby of
the Wisconsin Central railroad and Mrs.
Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. Ropes. Miss Bessie
Simpson Miss. Miss Anna knowl,on' Miss
Mr.. Everett Colby and Mr.. +.
Hicks Icrrick of New York. Miss
Bessie Dashiell aud Mr. Sidney
Shepherd Of Milwaukee aud Mr.. Davis.
The party are ON a six weeks pleasure
trip. They have been 10 the Yellowstone
National park and are now en- route for
Alaska. Their train consists of two pri-
vate coaches and "A baggage car. There
is also private coach containing General
Manager Mellen, Superintendent kim
berly and other Northern Pacific officials,
but these gentlemen are not members Of
the excursion party.
George l.. Blodgett and Sarah T.. Gregg
of Corvallis were married this evening at
the Rodgers house by Judge Evans.
Messrs. Doremus and Halterman of
Helena, managers OF the Gcrmauia Life
| Insurance company for Montana, Idaho,
| Utah and Washington came over to-day to
look after the interests of their company
| in this city.
=. A. Toolcy OF Noxon was arraigned
before Judge Logan. This morning and
with intent to kill. His trial was set for
| "Wednesday.
| J. II. Butler and wife, j. II. O'Neil, Ed.
Carr, Max Hulbronner and Y. A. wormell
| Of Butte are registered at the Florence.
Some people i'm this country may he
/
BILE that any OF them are so verdant as tn
bc buying flags last Friday with which TO
celebrate the Fourth. However, a promi-
nent and reliable man here says one of
them was doing so.
Mrs. j. &. Ames goes To Helena to-mor-
row To visit her sister, Mrs. Dwan.
| T.. A. Gustafson, "A native of Sweden, to-
day declared his intention To become "A
citizen of the United States.
Deputy Sheriff Aberncthy went down Ia
Fish Creek this morning in answer To a
telegram received last night and arrested
Paul Harry, "A half-breed. returning with
him this afternoon. The man was ar
rested some time ago for stealing horses.
IL being understood that reward was
offered for him in the Colville country
Washington. As the authorities there did
not want him he was released. Since that
time he is alleged 10 have been stealing
horses in several places. until yestcr,la,
he was caught ia the act in the ST. Regis
country, placed under arrest and taken to
Fish Greek, where he was turned over Ia
the officer.
The man who was shot in the hand at
Noxon Friday night is getting along
nicely at the Northern Pacific hospital.