The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-11-14
THROUGHOUTTHE STATE
A WEEKS RESUME OF MONTANAs
MOST NOTABLE EVENTS.
News, Notes and Gossip Concerning Mat
ters of General Intcrest-The Doings of
People aud the Record OF Affairs Con-
densed for Our Readers. "| "... .a

citic shops in Livingston will hereafte
work but nine hours days ."..
According TO the report of Genera
Land Commissioner Carter there are IA,
372,Tf9 acres Of vacant land in Montana.
Gypsy Brooks, Il well kJbwn Montana
sporting woman took an overdose ol
morphine AZ Missoula, Tuesday, and liet
from the effects Of the drug. ..@ IT,
The recent report Of the directors OF
the Montana company Qinitcd) shows
that the great mine has declared ovel
S2,o0o,Oo0 in dividends since it was pur
chased Of Thomas Cruise. II has pro.
duccd over Ss,OO0,o0o. ....~
| Application has been made to the gen
eral land office for a large forestry rescr,
Nation in Montana under the land law OF
| March 3. 1t comprises about 1000 square
miles of territory and includes the north
western portion of Lewis and Clarke
county and portions Of Chotcau.
The largest shipment Of grain ever
made by one firm in Montana in one day,
was made by T. l.. Bcnepe on Tuesday
| last, says the l}n2emnu Courier. Ii
! "Hi'ni'tt'i ~ i"",""o i"Hhus, when Is
| cHnal /" twenty cars. notwithstanding
| the reports u rood crops throughout
the valley, grain still maintains good
| price. with prospect Of Il raise rather
than Il decline.
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of the state tn gather tho ,.rilt Of puhiir
sentiment ~ I'd the proper place Tor hold
ing tie next national Republican con
vrution Thecountes Of Dawson, Custer,
Yellowstone, Meurher and Cascade All
favor Minneapolis, and most OF the other
counties favor 3Aicago, except Lewis and
Clarke, which is divided between Mime
apoll9 aud Chicago. "... .:#."
In Helena, one evening last week,
provisional department of the Woman's
Relief Corps of Montana was orranizcd
and the following officers installed;
President. Mrs. Isabella kirkendall,
Helena; Senior Vice President Mrs
Mary Z. Lancaster. Boycman. Junior
Vice President. Mrs. Hattie NJ Joy, Liv-
ingSton; Secretary, Mrs, Mary Z. Simon
ton. Helena; Treasurer, Mrs. Eliza NJ.
Shaw, Helena: Chaplain, Mrs. Turner,
Fort Benton; Inspector. Miss Ella
Knowles. Helena. Mrs Susie NJ. Priesr
acted as Installing officer.
The tenth anniversary of the ost,lj-
li.lmept of the Ancient Order of United
Workmcn in Montana was celebrated in
Butte one evening last week. The at
tendance WAS very large and the pro-
gram very interesting. Grand Master
John w. Eddy addressed tbo assc,nblaoe
in a wcll.cAoseu spccch. Amouu other
,hinrs he said. .Sincn Tho orl.r was as
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