The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-28
NORTHWEST NEWS.


Mrs. d. A. Burr. Of Fort Miles, whose
bband was drowned In the Yellowstone
Hort Custer on Sunday last, offers 500
|vard for notification of the discovery OF
body.
Fully 400 fine horses are missing by the
bckman near the Crow reservation, says
lie Bozeman Chronicle. Thomas Kent
la Briggs 4 Ellis have lost fully 30
lad and j.. II. Dilworth 70 of his best,
hin Others to hear from.
IAN Indian named Grizzly, sent 10 the
nitentiary from Fergus county for five
lars for horse stealing. died in that in
tuition Wednesday. One of the horses
blen, for which he was convicted, be-
hRed to Spencer Johnson, of Deer Lodge
llley.
L. A. Winchester commenced yesterday
Filing another artesian well on the
ack Eagle Falls addition, says the Great
Ills Leader. This addition now has
bur or five wells all furnishing q large
Of water at a distance varying
pm 80 to 65 feet below the surface.
Lightning struck about 20 yards from
@ Champion stage on Saturday at the
rks of the mountain road going around
n the Lion mine. 1. S. Eldred and a
Granger were the only passengers aboard
ho got a Whit Of the sulphur. Think Of
Vlch a disaster had it struck the stage
Al st at this time.-Sitrer State.
building is the order of the day in
hampton. Times at present are a little
lIr but the day is bound'to come, and that
Try soon, when il will he among the live
lid thrifty camps Of the West. Deer
bdge county is proud of il. Why shouldn't
be? II has shown more producing
lines. and more fiattering prospects in
Lree years, than any camp ever opened,
beer Lodge City is the discoverer of the
limp and naturally feels a kindness to-
'ards its best interests.-Siirer State.
IGeoree Horbeson of New York who
@sme out TO visit DIR. Harvey of Fort
eough, having a vivid idea of western
He, made his appearance the morning of
$ arrival in a big sombrero and six
Looter, and all other wild west trim
kings. The thought OF a good joke
bshed into the minds of Interpreter
thompson and Lieutenant Casey, and &C.
brdingly they proceeded to take the
buth to the scout camp to clean out the
lamp, but on arriving he surmised the
kal situation; but, being a Splinter, they
bon arranged a 1OO-yard acc with hi n
lad one of the bucks the out.
bme to be toward the post
he race was an easy one for the
.tctim. but at 20 yards the Indian runneI
as joined by four other Indians in wal
hint, who jumped out of the brush and
based the lad into the post. He claims
rat AGO instead Of four Indians joined in
le chase.-Yeiio,rstone Journal.
We called attention the other day to the
Instruction of fish in Montana through
he carelessness of miners, prospectors
nd others. Sportsmen and others inter
sted in the protection of game in Colo
lido, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico
lave Just formed n fish and game pro
'tctive association, whose work should
iktend to Montana. There are n CUR
hubs, with 500 members i'm the associa,
OH. Each member of these clubs is con
ituted a sort of game warden, and al
lady the beneficial effects of the active
Interest of these sportsmen is being fell
the temperance of fish and game In
Realities from which they had disap
cared. We ought to have here in Mon
ma some of the finest game preserves in
&c world. III our local sportsmen woult
frganize now before the tide of immigra
on drives out all the game, we SHOULD
ave i'm a few years of the most at
-active resorts in the world for the lover
\ the rod and gun.-Independent.