The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-04
Personal.

James B. McMaster. of New Chicago,
was visitor to Deer Lodge since last is
sue.
Mrs G. K. Hardsnbrook is visiting IN
the valley and is the guest of Mrs. J. W.
Nelson.
Col w. w Botkin and G. A. Kellogg,
ESQ. went across the range Wednesday
and will be absent some days.
Henry Unler has become owner of the
ranch short distance below Yreka, recent
ly ewned by Mr.. p. Cahalin.
E. w. Toole, prominent member of the
Helena bar, has been In attendance on the
District Court for few days past.
Geo. l.. Passage, of Butte, was visitor
to Deer Lodge on Wednesday, and his aau,e
will appear in our next Roll of Honor.
Col. J. A. Wall passed through on
Wednesday to Bsartown, where he will re-
main a week or so examining the mines.
Prof. r. w. Reed has rendered his resig-
nation as Principal of the Deer Lodge Pub
lie School, to take effect at the close of the
present term.
Professor Howell, Principal of the Vir-
g,uia City schools during the past term.
was in Deer Lodge fewdays since, visiting
his former classmate, Prof. Reed.
Mr. and Mr.. Con Murphy and d. B. len
kins, of phiIipsburg, were among visitors
to our town last week. Though far be-
tween their visits are always welcome.
e. A. Waterbury, Esq, of Philipsbnrg.
was in town few days since en- route east.
Mr.. w. had just returned from an exami-
nation OF the First Chance mining district.
Mrs. John Gilbert aud Minnie" have
gone to Gallipolls, Ohio. The latter will
attend school IN the east for tbs next two
years Mr.. Gilbert has relinqulshed the
lease of the Frenchwomans Station and 1t
has been leased by other persons.
Paris Gibson, Esq, of FIT. Benton, gentle
man representing qalte a number OF East
eru wool dealers, Was in town on Tuesday
last aud registered at the McBurney House.
Accompanying Mr.. G. was Mr.. Thomas 5.
Caldwell, also from the river metropolis.
Washington Dunn, Esq, Superintendent
of Construction. aud Goo. W bic ,tt, Esq,
| Chief Eugtnser of the Utah & Northern,
j,urneyed this far on the route of the U. "
| N. arriving on Monday last. The gentle
men continued their journey 20 Priests
Pass on Tue sday morning aud went thence
to Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Murphy and child, d.
b. Jenkins, E A. Waterbury, John Ullery,
Philipsburg Samuel Stuart, West Liberty
Iowa: J. A Browne. Brownies Bridge j..
G. Sloss, Silver Lake T. c. Potter, Hen y
Monteith, Butte; Mrs. w. F. Chadwick,
Helena j. B. McMaster. New Chicago
Richard Cunningham. Cedar Greek, are
Registered at the Scott House.
| Mr.. NJ. L. Lawson, of New York City,
aud who holds n responsible position Ia
she bank NJ house of Dounell, Lawson Il
Co, arrived from the east lew DAYS
since. Too Close attention to business du'
ties having somewhat impaired MIR. LIS
health. he has come 20 Montana with the
hope of being ban fitted, aud We trust his
expectations may be realized.
| DR.. C. +. NJ ussig brod, E. NJ. Alderman
John II. A. Trisbereer, Butte; Granville
Stuart, J. 4. Wall, Rev. Geo. q. Smith, l.
w. Toole, Helena e. b, Howell. Virginia
City }. c. Sayery, Gable G. L. Clark,
Phiiipsburg; John J. Wall, Charles Whit
ford, Butte J. A. Goodhue and D. w. G,
Oliver are among names registered at the
McBurney House during the past week.
Will O'Keefe, the popular commedian,
who was with the Sawtelle troupe some
time. has turned miner, become owner of a
lead which has named the :" The Bankers
Daughter" and proposes developing his
property. As in the play hs Was dee Id ed
success, SO may he be in matters financial
Mn. Frank Bosworth has also shouidered thu
pick and shovel and will spend season In
the mountains. His many friends will Dc
glad to hear he has ''struck it nch."
Joseph Lodge, who has spent most OF
the past two years IN Dakota, with Dad
wood as his headquarters, returned Oh
Monday last aud purposes hereafter resi-
ding at his home In Deer Lodge. H'
party while returning, and but 20 miller
from Dead wood. had seven head OF theE
horses stolen aud SO hear belonging to Others
were stolen by Indians. Mr.. Lodge speaks
highly of the Hills and says the many Mon
tanians thare are doing well, but for him
self prefers Montana TO any country h'
has seen.
Messrs. Henry Keets aud w. Fl. orden
dorf of Deadwood, d. T., accompanied
Mr.. Lodge ON his return to Montana, ane
s,nc. their arrival nave been Interviewing
stocku,en resident in this vicinity. ioess
gentlemen are of the solid, substantial mel
~ ,ne Hills. aud have visited the Territory
with view to purchase cattle Tor the la
kora trade. They Informed our reporter
on Tuesday that owing to prices asked o,
owasrs of cattle in the Deer Lodge Valley
| Clby Were not uopoSeu W. 10y
visit 10 various other portions of the Terri
tory convinced them they could do no bet
tar. and lsf; for Mtssouia county on Wed
nrsday. Aud from prices quoted elsewhere
We incline 10 the belief that the prices fo'
tn. stock In, demand Is rather high. a
hard winter, necessitat,ng the feeding q
stock. and the Der ceutago lost. have doubt
less induced stoekmep to place sucn higf
values. Montana cattle navs the reputa.
Il ton of be.ug among the best offered ~
any market.
H Pioneer Book BIndery. ss@
4 We are in receipt from Mr.. George H.
Boos, of Helena, of a circular announcing
his purchase OF the Herald book oindery
and paper box mAnufactoIy. Since the es-
tabhsment Of this industry 10 the summer