The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1896-06-26
CURRENT TOPICS.

" - u ~ l. ANohJs
MATTERS OF MOMENT IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY.
what the People Are Doing and What
the Papers Are Saying All Over the
state-News items and Passing Gossip
Here and There.
The Yellowstone is receding
One i1istallment Of Crees has been deported.
W. A. Clark says silver will win at the coming
election.
Some 50. 900 have been subscribed towards the
Helena fair.
Last week at Billings Gls and 7 cents were Of
Tered for wool
Sunday last was the 1l3th anniversary of the
birth of sold Glory
The Daisy mine at Cooke City employed 25 men
all winter storing ore
There is a threatened rising of the Cheyennes
on the upper Rosebud.
Up to one week ago 3ls112 pounds Of wool had
been received at Big Timber
The situation among the Cheyennes on the
Rosebud continues threatening.
The Anaconda nine won the game against Butte
on Sunday by score Of II to Il.
A large number OF Montanians will attend the
midsummer carnival at Salt Lake
The season tickets for the Butte races will be
SIS and for the Anaconda meet SO.
Bert Lathrop has started a paper In Helena
lnder the title Of the "Practcal Miner
The aggregate wool clip of Montana for this
year is estimated to reach 100000 pounds.
An engine went through the Muir tunnel last
week, the first since the big fire in September.
The fifth annual convention OF the State Sunday
School association will meet at BoZeman July g.
9and TO-
Hartman can have anything he wants from
Montana. Let's make him governor-Anaconda
Recorder.
Dunham. the man who murdered six persons
In California, is believed to be fleeing across
Montana on a wheel. ~".-"
Robert Bell, who opened the Little Nell mine
in Lump gulch, has bought the East Pacific mine
at Wtnstonfor sl2o0o,
years of age 5 feet inches in height, weight 1856
pounds Write to C. '. Dean, Bloomfield, Neb.
Rev. Joseph Croker pastor Of the Unitarian
church at Helena, was married last week in Chi
cago to Rev. Florence Kollock, a UnfVersalist
divine.
The democratic delegates will 90 to Chicago In
private train, accompanied by the B & NJ. band
III one hour 81 400 were raised in Butte towards
expenses
The Standard characteriZes the action of Mon
tana democrats in laying back before proclaiming
themselves on the money question as dirty
shame" That's what 1t is s-Recorder.
The Most Worthy Grand Maron of the General
Grand Chapter of the Order OF the Eastern Star,
Mrs. Mary E. Partridge of California, meets with
the members OF Miriam Chapter No. l, Helena,
today
Gustav Nissem, swlndler who started a
monthly publication at Great Falls and ran away
after beating several citizens out Of money, was
arrested at Milwaukee last week and brought for
trial to Great Falls
There is no doubt at all that the republicans
will renew their endorsement of Hartman by re-
nomination for representative and emphasizing
it by reelection by a majority Of thousands OF
T0LeS.-Helena Herald,
A vote for Mr.. Mckinley means that John Sher-
man, the "author OF hard times" will again be-
come secretary Of the United States treasury Do
you want this chief conspirator in the crime of
70 on the throne again ?-Clancy Miner.
Marquis DeMores. the French nobleman who
a few years ago established meat-packing plant
at Medora Dakota, near the eastern Montana
line, has been massacred on the Soudan with his
whole party whom he led among the Arab chiefs.
The delegates to Chicago chosen by the Butte
democratic convention on Saturday last, were
Samuel T. Hauser Of Helena, w. A. Clark Of Butte,
E. D. Mats Of Anaconda, Paul Fusz OF Philips
burg, Dr. J. NJ. Fox OF Red Lodge and W. G.
Downing of Great Falls.
The annual convocation Of the Episcopal
church began at Bozeman on Sunday and con-
tinued four days of this week. Arthur F. Lewis,
son Of Rev. Frank Lewis Of BozemaI, was or
daned and will assume charge of the Episcopal
church of Philipsburg.
The esteemed Billings Gazette concludes to
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