The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-24
Personal.

Bishop d. 8. Tuule has postponed hi.
trip to A""'s"s until August.
Mr.. Ole Nelson, VII" speu, lay, winter i,
b"rt"'e, Norway, returned u F.rcs, Civ.
tnIs week.
Mr.. U. q. Birlsrye aud Judge r. r. Bin
" blsckfoot, put in business appearance.
two suns agonc.
Mt: 8. A. Wiley excurshed to M;,,oul.
saturday and Sunday, and like all the req,
" enthusiastic about THAT bridge"
Capt. T. p. Fuller, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for kouss.s. anticipates making I.
visit to Deer L'dge in = week or ten days.
Mr.. Ed Corbin, Division Superintendent,
OF o''mcr q SAl'stury's line left for Buffalo,
N. T.. On Thursday 70 Ike absen. until Jolly.
Hon. G. G. OKeefc. the hold Baron If
Tue Cor'scca de6lc WAS In town THURSDAY
evening E" rssss home from the Legislature.
Rev. Hugh Duncan, Prism D, rec,or. let,
Tor home an Thursday, aud will return In
August. viii bc glad to see him quarterly.
Or o'tcncr.
DR.. A. Il. M"cnrii xnd Or. U. b Witt
ford were Called on Monday 10 .,s,. Mr..
oe"rsc Perkins, VIII" Was Iy,"g dangerous.
" ~ q his home
Waiter W. Jonnstsn, surveyor, came over
lev days since aui hss bccn tuis week
making survey tor the owners Ut the Noun.
's'" Chief lode ~ Butte CITY.
Major Chas. BAgg. who was severely
injured BY falling some weeks siuce, hrs
about FEC vered aud designs starting on .
prospecting "trip in few days.
The passengers Ut the steamer Durfce,
among whom 10 Mrs. VIM. A. Clark, were
u last letter sdviccs still below lsnk,on.
the steamer having grounded and stuck sev.
eral days.
Mr.. A. Grecnewsld. Of the Metropolitan
Hotel. Corinne, was shot = few days ago by
his herder whom he hsd put head on some
hours before. He only received buckshot
~ the face and will recover.
Wesley W. Jones and Dick Dickinson
left on Tuesday for Rock Creek 10 look
sitter some mining ground they have down
there. Hope the boys will strike Il rich
from grass roots to bed rock.
Nj. James Gilchrist, formerly Warden Of
the Pen'tentisry. who has been INVADING
st the Warm Springs acme time, came down
. sew days since. He wss greeted BY M.
msrous warm friends who regret to see him
st,ll in had health.
W. regret TO learn Mr. E. b. Waterbury,
the PhiIipsburg Knight Of the snapt AXE
tree" IL still confined to quarters with NO
prospect Of speedy use Of bis leg Tina,
comes of ones bones not being taught 10
kui. when they are young
Sample Orr, Jr.. general csnvassing agen,
for the Apn"t Courier called on Sunday
en- route to The northern camps Under the
editorship Of Capt Wright the Courier has
taken high positionss IN honest. out -spokc en-
and able Newspaper. and We hope to sec II
acquire good circulation In this county.
Rev. l.. b. Voolfolk. who some weeks
since had call from tue First Bap,is,
Church Of Lexington KY, has accepted il
and left this week for bic 6eld Of labor. He
hos done wisely we believe. He had pre-.
empted hody of land in this valley and
wss cultivating 1t this spring. In time be
would have had = fine farm and doubtless
have enjoyed pastoral life. But for gen
tlemsn of his abilities and learning thus
immdring himself on 10 uncultivated ranch
and turning attention to It - principal
life object seemed prodigious mistake
While We regret his departure, the more "a
that arrangements had been perfected 70
secure bis services iu the pulpit here earh
alternate Sunday, We cannot but cOngratu'
late him on the determination tn accept the
call in Lexington and wish him oil good ia
bic works xnd. life