Salt Lake Times | 1891-03-20 | Page 2 | Montana Notes

souta prii jell a party of iiiuq ami women held high carnival from which a man named Williams retired with a cut on th thigh by a blow from an axe. A Meade'rvillo Italian named Rinaldo was shot a few weeks ago in the jaw, and the bullet still remains there. It does not appear to Rive him any concern con-cern and he is about Ins work as usual. Ho prnhnblv wanted his teeth tilled any way anil now that they are tilled he is contented. A Choteau county cattle man telegraphed tele-graphed to Chicago for a hundred of able-bodied roller skates and was all broken up because hi order euiild not be tilled immediately. JIo has about 7,"U0 oaltle on the range and wants to give the animal two pair of roller skate e:eh to enable them to roll around on the now icy prairies and hunt feed. Fort Denton liiver l'ress Mr. (! H. Hrowu, postmaster at Nino Mile, and the man who brought in the itiagnillceat specimen of inountaiii lion, seen on the streets of Missoula one (lay last, week, writes to the (aetto that he shot the lion within a few feet of his home, anil just as it was on the point of springing upon one of his steers. Mr llrown is justly proud over the killing of the giant Varmint." MONTANA NOTES. Butte City claims to he the best organized orga-nized labor town for its population in the union. Montana people never go at things single-handed. At the head of Alis-