The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-08-20
Personal.

HiesSIss n. ID. DaVlusOD ana ". L. III.
Beilenberg went to Missoula Wednesday.
Messrs. McNiel of Helena aud Phil. Nc
Govern stated out few days since on q
prospecting trip which may extend to the
vicinity OF Philipsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Pardee, Miss Sallie
B. OBannon and VIM. II. Clagett, Esq,
expect to start on Monday next by private
conveyance for the Yellowstone National
Park.
Messrs. VIM. H. Clagett, Fl. Fl. Zsnor,
+. E. Gleason, 81. l.. Lawson and A. S.
Higgins are enjoying a grand hunt and
fish in the mountains az the head of Race
Track.
Messrs. N. B. Ringeling and g. A. Kel-
loeg, both competent Surveyors and
draugbtsmen, have associated with the pur-
pose of establishing an Office at Butte, of
which Mr.. Ringeling will be in charge.
Messrs. G. r. Tompkins, L. E. Damien,
F. Laravie and Harry Sims and the Misses
Mamie Kelly, Nina Baily and Nary GAL
hraith and Mrs. Fl. "a. Mills made up
picnic party to the Dempsey Creek canon
Wednesday.
Mr. T. T. Gordon, formerly resident
here but for the past two years of Helena,
has returned and resumed his position in
=. L. Bonner & Co.'S dry goods house. He
il one of the best statesmen, for customers
and proprietors, that has stood behind q
Montana counter.
! Mr.. Al. e. aGraeter, County Clerk and
Recorder at Bannack, was in town this
week and has returned To Glendale which
town-site Is now entered and the lots ready
for pre-emptlon. MIR. g. expects to make
us another visit this fall accompanied by
his family and will be heartily welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac GREENWOOD and Mrs.
NJ. Morris of Helena were IN town We'd
nesday en- route to Helena. 1t was crafty
ing to be assured by them that Deer
Lodge is the prettiest town in Montana"
and we trust it may have proved at tract
i've enough to induce frequent repetitions
of the visit. -
Mrs. Williams of Bozeman, nee Miss Min
ME Cashier, we'll remembered by the Vir-
ginians of '65 GO, is now visiting her moth
er, Mrs. q. 4. Irvine of Deer Lodge. She
was the adopted daughter Of Mrs. Cashier
and many rough man in that day be-
trayed the better nature in him at sight
of her bright child face and can recall it
yet 40 one Of memory's pleasant pictures
Mr.. 8. K. Hirbour and bride and Mr.. Ju-
lien MaIchesseau and bride, whoss mar
riage announcements appear in this issue,
came down from Butte this week to enjoy
in the valley village the first days Of what
We trust will be long continued felicity.
The gentlemen are well known a. of the
worthiest citizens of the metropolis and
the ladies among the most estimable of
Butte society. .... .........
Mr.. Duane ]. Armstrong, editor aud
proprietor of the Missoulia., was ia town
this week en- route to Butte. Glendale, Ban
mack and the Terminus thence to Helena.
Mr.. Armstrong publishes q worthy expo
uent Of Missoula county; is an honest and
able writer, and has the bsst printed paper
10 Montana. By industry and economy he
has paced his paper on paying basis, and
we wish him bis GREATEST good fortune in
the important step he is now contempla.
ting. ..... -.r...
Miss Nellie Brightman, Literary Editor
of the Record, arrived at Bismarck on the
9th inst, and took passage for Benton on
the stea mer Nellie Peck. The lady will
probably reach Benton in the early part of
next week.-Benton Record 1871.
Readers Of the NEW NORTH. WEST vii
recognize in the above name that of for
mer contributor who wrote us some bright,
pleasant letters from Boston and vicinity
two or three years ago. Under her charge
the Literary Department of the Record will
be ably and industriously conducted. Her
letters -ere the brightest series ever con-
tributed to this paper.
Hon. VIM. II. Clagett arrived from Dead
wood on last Sunday ard has received tbs
most cordial welcome from our citizens
His family and that of W. W. Dixon, Esq.,,
are in excellent health aud ths firm has
prospered satisfactorily in the Fl Ills. Mr.
Clagget will visit the Park aud Cali fornia
before returning home and expects soms
day to have again a residence in Deer
Lodge. Aside from appler proportions and
frosted locks, /" Billy Clagget" il but lit
tie changed by the touch of Time and en-
joys the companionshIp OF the boys
with all the zest Of yore. We trust BIZ
visit will be pleasant and refreshing
to him a. to his friends, and his visit
to the Park, the bill fer the reservation o
which he drew and secured the passa ze o.
in Congress, convince him \" he buildet
I better than he knew" .tu..-..s..-.- .
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