The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-15
NORTHWEST NEWS.


M 0AleS III bUevustS.
From the appearance Of the river 1T
present. says the Yellowstone Jo~vasi. we
think ts win brr ak mp In week anyhow,
and probably In n day q. On. The stream
mp In the center fully four or nve feet.
Under these circumstances We predict .
break-up I'm . few days.
The Hrst postal car over the Great
Northern between Great Fails and Aalnos
arrived yesterday from the cast. The
closing Of this gap gives n continuous
line of daily postal car service from Butte
To St. Paul over h Great Northern road,
thus insurinR the prompt and reliable de-
livery of mail matter mt all points along
the line of the road.
As soon ms the granting the
franchise L. an accomplished fact, says
the Ney Northscesf, Mr.. Frank Hatton and
his associates will place an electric plant
in Deer Lodge. The franchise Will he for
Is years. The start will he made with
about five hundred lights, to which others
will be added rs the demand In created.
Mr.. Hatton In the only Deer Ledger who
is interested in the venture, though others
will probably become Interested.
The committee who went to Helena last
week to talk up the project of q
railroad to White Sulphur Springs and
Castle have returned, says the Husband
nnaa. They report q very cordial recepe
tiOn by tine representatives OF tne NOrSn.
ern Pacific and also from those of the
Great Northern, and are quite confident
that some move will be made by one or
both Of these companies in his direction
within the next three months.
Pursuant to instructions from Washing
ton, Capt. Henry Kenncrly will leave the
PieRan agency the latter part OF this
month with about twenty Indian children
whom he will place at the industrial
school at Cerlisle, Pa. Several children
from that agency arc now attending the
schoola and very favorable reports have
been received of their progress. The
is in the charge of Captain Pratt,
q. s. A., and the boys are under semi-mil-
itary discipline. Besides their studies
they are taught trades, and i'm In summer
months many OF them arc sent out to
work among the ~neighboring farmers, so
they may better learn the 'ways OF the
whites"
Mr.. James Comfy returned q few days
since from Salt Lake City and brought
with him a couple of mixed Siberian
bloodhounds, male and female, to be
used. IL retained Mt the penitentiary. in
trailing any prisoners that may escape,
says the Ne,c Northeast. The dogs arc to
be kept on trial for two weeks, and IL mt
the end of that time they prove suitable,
will be purchased mt the price of $3.50.
Since they have been ut the penitentiary
they have been tried several times. Some
days they worked splendidly and on other
being coopcd up had something to do
with thei, not pcrformino we'll. Tho
hounds arc mottled i'm color and are not
vicious. as the full-blooded Siberian
hound il supposed to he.
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