The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-11-12
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Personal.

John n. Collins, of Butte, came down
Wednesday evening.
p. Brogan and G. Uhler, Yreka and Jas.
Butler, Henderson, were in town this week.
George d. Lyon and wife, of the valley OPP
| posite New Chicago, were in Deer Lodge this
week
DIR. w. w. Higgins and s. f. Larabie left
for the county metropolis last Sunday and re-
| turned Wednesday.
Miss Belle Forbis, of Butte, Is visiting
friends in Deer Lodge. and is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Z. II. Irvine.
Frank Ritz, of Pioneer, left on Monday
last for a winters visit to Racine, Wis. 1t Is
his first visit east in eleven years.
j. F. Beck and wife, +. T. Mcbride, Esq.
and George w. stapleton, Esq, are among
| visitors from Butte since last issue.
Sheriff OF Custer county. He is fearless, i'm
partial and will make good officer.
NJ. Dooley and family, of the Flint Creek
Valley, are in Deer Lodge. Mr.. ID. is one OF
the prosperous ranchers and stock men OF that
| locality.
Miss Minnie Mcmahon is a recent arrival
| in our town Miss Minnie comes from Cam
ada and will reside with her brothers on
Third street.
Judge Galbraith, Judge Knowles, District
Attorney Mayhem and Thos. l.. Napton,
ESQ, are in attendance at the November
term of Court in Missoula county.
The wife and daughter of j. n. Fox, Esq,
resident Of our town since last fall, arrived
from Minnesota few days ago with the ipten-
ton of making Deer Lodge their home.
Mr.. III. A. Hurlbut, resident of Montana
since the palmy days Of Alder Gulch, paid
his first visit to Deer Lodge this week. He
contemplates remaining here for while and
will enter the employ Of Stanley & Co.
I'M Fish, Esq, of Butte, was married No
vember to Mrs. Matte Stone, and on the 9th
inst. Judge A ii. Barret led to the altar Miss
Lizzie A. Brooke. The congratulations and
best wishes Of the New NORTHWEST are ex-
tended 10 the happy ones. Ii
JJ Kennedy and w. Dean, miners Of Elk
Creek, below Yreka, were in town Thursday
en- route home from Helena. They report a
good seasons work. Both are old-time su b.
scribers to the New NoRTH-WEsT aud left us
a substantial reminder OF their visit
General Thos II. Ruger, Col. w. II. Brown,
Major j. S. Brisbin, Capt. G. III. Potter and
Capt X. II. Morris passed through town this
week en- route to Fort Missoula to attend a
general court martial which meets on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. General Ruger IL Presi-
dent and Capt. Potter, Of the 18th infantry,
Judge Advocate.
JIG. Kerley, a former resident here and ed.
itor of the Independent for several years
came over from his east side stock farm las,
week and tarried with US a couple Of days
"Kerley" has materially improved in APP
, pearance since resigning his arduous dutie,
~ editor. BY handsome majority he has
been elected and will serve a. Councilman
=. the next Legislative As sembly.
Charles p. Chapman, brother of Mrs
Hays, of Hays station, on the Deer Lodg'
and Helena road was shot by a ruffian a
Rawlins, Wyoming recently and narrowl.
y escaped with his life. His would-be murder
er attempted the lives Of several other per
sons but was shot dead, pierced by nine bul
let's In their verdict the coroner's jury en-
onerated from all blame the Sheriff and
soldier who had killed the bully.