The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-01-09

Judge Galbraith left on Monday to at
tend Supreme Court.
Miss Hutchins and Miss Sterett returned
from Helena on Saturday last.
Chance L. Harris has recovered from his
indisposition so far Is to allow his returning
to Butte.
Mr.. Terrence McMurray, resident OF
Bear Mouth, died at St. Joseph's Hospital
Dec, 81.
Prof. r. w. Reed returned from visit
to Virginia on Saturday last. Miss Fegtly
has also returned.
Chas. Aspiring, of the NEW NORTH W EST
force, spent = portion Of his holiday in
Butte and enjoyed himself.
Mr.. VIM. Nowlan, of Gable, who was
here in St. Josephs' Hospital during the
holidays, has recovered and returned home.
Mr.. V. b. McQuestion, q well-known pi-
oneer, has been in Deer Lodge several
weeks severely afflicted with rheumatism
Mr.. Lou P. Smith went to Helena on
on Thursday MS escort for his daughter
Ollie, who goes to take a term at St. Vim
cents Academy.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, went to Helena
on Monday last. A. L. Mayhem, Esq,
District Attorney, will also be present at
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. W. A. Clark left few days ago for
Paris, expecting probably to extend his
trip to Rome and return with Mrs. @. and
the children In March.
Howard III. Zenor left on Tuesday for q
three months visit to the eastern States.
During his absence he will purchase stock
of goods for Kennon, Zenor & Co. A pleas
ant journey and safe return.
Mr.. e. D. Holland, who has been ap.
pointed administrator of the Guth estate,
is In town this week. He says the pulleys
were being turned off on the Algonquin
mill when ha left Philipsburg.
Mr.. Paul G. Blum, Manager, telegraphs
us Thursday evening to announce the Eliza
Newton Musical Parlor Entertainment al
O'Neill's Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week. Miss Newton Ia
said to be an accomplished actress and vo-
| calist.
Hugh McQuaid, Esq, of the Indepsnd
ent. was over this week on his annual pill
grimage. Hugh declares that his next win
ter trip will not BE- postponed later thar
August next. Newspaper men do mo-
cherish any fond ambition to become cele
brated as snow plow.
The Sawtelle Dramatic season wa
brought to an abrupt termination OF
Thursday evening Of last week ; also th'
engagement with Miss Newton. Mr.. Saw
telle left for Chicago the next morning ex
pectlng to return by January Goth with TIVE
| of the best actresses that can be obtained
In the mean time theatrical representation
are suspended. Mr.. 8. has in contempla
ton the engagement of leading and sing
ing actress who has few equals on tn
| American stage.
Mrs. r. E. French, of the sawtelle Ora
matte Company, better known by her maid
en- name, "Miss Minnie Crisp" died il
Helena a few days since, about ten day
after the birth of her child, which had ais
died. On Sunday last mother and chile
were placed In the same grave. Mr.. ant
Mrs. French came to Montana with TIN
Nellie Boyd Company, and we but voic'
the expression Of all her associates in say
ing no more universally esteemed lady eve
belonged to the profession. An actress o
ability, q woman OF estimsble character
and devoted, affectionate wife she wo
the hearts OF her associates as she charme
the audiences before whom she appeared
In his deep affection the bereaved husban
has the sincerest sympathy of all who knee
Minnie Crisp-the favorite in every comps
nv size was connected with.