The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-11
Personal.

| PERSONAL.
Capt. Hobart aud DIR. Whitefoot we're in
town Monday, es route to Missoula.
Miss Zona Batterton, of Deer Lodge ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. T. Mahan, in
Glendale.
Kisinsshmidt 81 Co. are opening out a
large and elegant rtock Of dry goods in the
Wilcox corner.
Our Butte correspondent, Truthful
James," has been quite i'll for some days.
We trust he 10 recovering.
Miss z. Hynes, of Philipsburg 10 making
visit 10 Deer Lodge and is the guest of
Mrs. James s. McAndrews.
Mr.. Felix Laravie, an old time resident,
has returned and will take charge of the
dry goods department Of Klsinsshmi DIT
& Co.
Mr.. Anderson Buker, of Stesensville,
Missoula County, passed through this week
en- ro1te east, and will be absent some
months.
w. E. Cullen, Esq, reached Deer Lodge
on Tuesday too late to attend Court, but
early enough to meet many friends always
glad to see him.
Reverend Stanley went to Bitter Root
Valley this week. The Quarterly Confer
ence Of the M. E. Church south will be
held in a few days.
The alleged condition Of Marshal Boskin
which We publish elsewhere is greatly at
variance with the letters he writes his
brother here. Col. Botkin expects the
Marshal In Montana in month.
Messrs. Chas. 8. Aspling and r. E. Pea
body, recently honest printers in this office,
have been prospecting the past ten days at
the head of Mullen Ca non, and think they
have found good placer deposits.
Judge Galbraith and District Attorney
Mayh have gone to Bannack, the Court
term commencing last Monday. 1t is Ut
derstood the person who killed Maginuis
will ask continuance until next term and,
Pat Grey not having been recaptured, the
term does not promise to be long one.
Miss May Hodges, of Augusta. Me-. ar
rived on Wednesday and is associated with
MISS Lincoln Is IN iDstructress. Miss
Hodges graduated at Portland, Me, and has
had four years experience 10 teaching in
strumental music, French, German and the
classics. She has excellent testimonials
and will doubtless secure good classes here.
Col Botkin and Me-. Harris have made
some admirable Improvements by bringing
In water from Peterson Creek and, after
using it in q fountain and for irrigation.
dlscharging it through sewers to the river.
sewer % connected with all sinks and vaults
and the premises are thereby kept in admi-
rabls condition.
Judge Knowles will leave in day or two
for the East on private business. Thos. l..
Napton, ESQ, will leave for Philadelphia
next week. Messrs. George W. Irwin and
Alexander II. Irwin also anticipate leaving
in few days for two months absence, the
former for general trip and the latter GO
ing to Cairo. DR.. F. Z. Gleason also con-
templates . trip to his home in Malone,
New York.
We had the pleasure of call on Tues
day from Messrs. H. A. Stiles, President,
James Sherrerd, A. H. Tack and E. G.
Marley, large owners in the Algonquin
Company's mill and mines st Philipsburg.
The gentlemen reside in Philadelphia and
expect to remain at Philpsburg couple OF
weeks. We are the more pleased to see
them as from all accounts they will be-
gratitied with their Montana investments.
tions in the right manner; the Company
stood by him steadfastly, and the result In
advantageous to all.
Rev. William Galbraith father of Judge
Galbraith, arrived from Freeport. Penna..
this week and says "if he is we'll treated
he may remain during the summer" Deer
Lodge can do itself no greater honor than
in the generous friendship that may induce
his stay. The Reverend gentleman il 70
years of age, and for A continuous ears
has been pastor Of the Uuited Prpsbyte
Church iu Freeport. No man stands high
or more worthily in his home--the living
fulfillnent of Goldsmith's ideal "village
pr.acher.o - and We trust he will find
among kindred and friends here the vel
como we'll deserved.