The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-23
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Mrs. DR.. G. N. Bowie is visiting friends
1 Deer Lodge.
Mr.. B. @. Kingsbury Of Butte was In
town this week.
Mr.. Phil E. Evans has gone to Judith
to look out sheep range.
MIS-. b. T. Mahan Of Glendale has been
for the past two week visiting friends in
Deer Ledge.
Miss Nettie Ray of Bczeman Is visiting
in Deer Lodge, and is the guest Of Judge
and Mrs. Galbraith.
Rev. FIR. A. 2. Paulin, formerly of Deer
Lodge, died Of infiammatory rheumatism at
Gien's Falls, N. Y, recently.
Mr.. Geo. ]. jackson, one Of the intelli-
gent and industrious miners Of Washing
ton gulch, was In town since last issue.
Mr.. L. E. DAMIEN. the efficient deputy
employed in the County Clerk and Record
sr's office, has bsen in Butte the past
week.
Msssrs. Lawrence aud w. W. Prouse are
looking Mt certain Caribou mines with
view to obtaining iron ores for fuxing at
Butte.
DR.. r. E. Gleason, whose departure to
the States we noted few weeks since, re-
turned on Wednesday last. ~ am glad to
see you, boy"
J. E. Dickey, Esq, County Clerk, left
this morning for Jefferson valley where
Mrs. d. has been visiting her parents dur.
ing the past fortnight.
Mart Neweome and Henry Mcfarland
came in last evening from Montana. They
loaded their pack train at Challis for Geo.
L. Shoup s. Co.-Yapkee Fork Herald,
July 10Th.
Mr.. Charles Dickson desires us to ex-
press his sincere thanks to the citizens OF
Deer Lodge for their kindly aid and sym
pathy during and succeeding the recent
fatal illness Of his wife.
Mr. w. J. Doney of Pioneer was married
on Wednesday evening, tho 21st inst, to
Miss Susan Kitchens Of Wisconsin, who
arrived from that State on the day of her
marriage. Our best wishes.
Mr.. Andrew yoght of Philips burg Is in
town. About mouth since his wife died
leaving him with three small children-one
just born. They will probably be adopted
BY people here and in Pioneer.
Mr.. F. E. Wunderlich and wife nee Miss
Capitola Manning, registered at the Nc
Burney House . few days ago and have
since left foi Divide where the best wishes
Of many in Deer Lodge accompany them.
Mr.. Barrett, formerly Of the Helena hide
pendent and who for year or two past has
been editor of the Denver Neus. has re-
signed his position. It is rumored he will
soon be connected with another newspaper
enterprise in that city. -
Mr.. George Penrose, 500 OF General
Penrose, of Missoula, who has been at the
post for the past year, returned to Phila-
ielphia this week to complete his medical
studies. He Is q bright young man ard
Will aItdiu cmtuonVC III 1
Mr. r. Farnsworth, brother Of w. J.
for sometime emplo ed rs
book keeper for e. L. Bonner & Co., ar
1ved In Deer Lodge few days since direct
rom Minnesota and has taken position ~
'alesman In Bonner & Co.'s dry goods es-
;ablishment. e
Miss Lincoln, Miss Fegtly and Prof.
Reed went to Butte by private conveyance
IN Tuesday. Miss Fegtly win teach one Of
he school departments at Butte the next
Iession and M,ss Lincoln also contemplates
music school aud depot for
pianos and organs there.
I'D. Corbin, we'll known on the Montana
sage lines, was Marshal Of the Day at the
Rapid City, Black Hills, Fourth of July
celebration. He borrowed an old suit %
General Sturgis' military clothes, including
'paulettes and spurs. He played the mill
AIRY satrap away mp and caused the Killers
o loss their hats higher than the Swiss did
i Gessler's behest. II any surly serf re.
used, Ed. cut down on the price Of bis