The new North-west., 1881-10-07
PERSONAL.

Messrs. Joseph Mcdonald and n. CONTAIN
Gin went TO MiSsoula this week.
Mr.. ID. j. Armstrong, Of the Mtssouiian,
was In the city Wednesday on his way to
Butte.
w. f. Bass, of Stevensville, was in town
the first of the week with some Bitter Root
produce.
J.F Beck and ] NJ. Steward, Butte, passed
Monday from successful hunt in the Black
foot country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hyde, Of Butte, came
down on Saturday, Mr.. II. being en- route TO
the Grand Lodge A. f. & A. NJ.
Capt. w. II. Rodgers and family were in
town Sunday en- route to Missoula. They
take charge of the Kennedy House October
10Th.
Messrs John Gerber and Charles Rouleau
were delegates from Deer Lodge No. IA, A.
+. & A. NJ, to the Grand Lodge convened
in Helena Tuesday last.
Sheriff John Healy, Of Choteau, commit.
ted TO the Territorial Prison last Saturday
the two convicts sentenced, for one and two
years respectively, at the recent term OF
Court in Choteau county. Mr.. IL. left for
Butte on Sunday.
Mr.. LauteEjung, who has had charge of
Mr.. William Milling's mining interests in
Pioneer this summer left for Chicago Tues
day. The ground paid fairly this season,
but owing to the scarcity OF water, work was
suspended August 9th.
Mr.. J. j. Guentherodt, manager for the
Territories of r. G. Dun & Co.'s Mercantile
Agency, has been in this and Missoula coun
ties the past week or two, taking the finan
cial standing of the business houses. He left
for Helena Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Dennis Leary and VIM. Stevens, oi
Butte, left here for the Boulder Flint Creek
district Wednesday. Mr.. Stevens has been
developing a mine there during the summer
and Mr.. Leary is going to examine it with q
view, IL 1t promises satisfactory, TO more ex
tensive operations.
Mr. and Mrs. DIR. Emil Hencke and child
who have been in Tennessee and Pennsyl-
vania for the past year or two, were in towr
Sunday on their way to Missoula. DIR. II. has
fully recovered his health, and they will re
| locate at Missoula. Their oldest son die'
| during their absence.
Mr.. Thomas Williams, Treasurer Of Mis-
souia county, favored Us with call Wednes
day Mr.. Williams has been TO San Fran
| cisco, where he took to himself helpmeet
and the happy couple were on their wa.
home to Missoula. They have our bes
wishes for long life of joy.
Lorne don't seem to like the republican
| familarities of the blarsted, bloody Ham
ericans." The Ogden Pilot of Tuesday says
"Quite little interest was taken in the
Marquis of Lorne this morning, but he didn
seem to appreciate it, as he retired to hi
car and pulled down the blinds"
1 Messrs w. p. Hickey and Charles Aspline
typographical artists on the Butte Miner
spent Sunday last in Deer Lodge. The fol
mer has held the position OF foreman on tn
4 Omaha Bee and Cheyenne sam, and Is goo
| printer and gentleman withal. Charley
well and favorably known in Deer Lodge.
Judge Galbraith and attorneys Knowles
Napton and Robinson returned from Butt
Wednesday evening, court having adjourne
until October 18th. The Miner states tina
Mr.. Robinson has associated with G.. W
Stapleton for the practice of law, Judg
Spratt having retired from practice to engag
In mining.
Mother Amable, Superior-General Of tl
Sisters of Providence, accompanied by Siste
Mary of the Rosary, passed through Dee
Lodge last Friday on her way to Missoula
visit the Mission there and at st. Ignatiu
They were from Vancouver, and at Ogde
met two Sisters from Canada, who were ais
on their way to Mlssoula, and the four pr
ceeded together.
Among transients registered at the hote
this week were w. @. Child, Helena; J.
Rogers and Thos Martin, Glendale; w.
Ballard and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wilkinso
Pioneer; r. III. Childs, Missoula; J. ID. Arr
s,rong, Bear r. NJ. Robbins, Julius Eric
Lee Mantle, Geo. w Todd, Mr.. Reeves, MI
Graham and Ms. Butler, Butte, and ALLIE
Pierse and wife, Valley Station.
II was reported here this week, on u
strength of rumor telegraphed from II
lena, that Charles ID. Kenyon had bee
killed by a load of lumber overturning
him in Judith Basin. While occasioniI
much distress to his mother and sister-MI
T.. L. Bonner-infermation of his wher
abouts and purposes a few days before thre
discredit on the rumor, and telegraphic Il
uuiries demonstrated IL was incorree
Charley had been slightly injured about u
middle OF September, but was at date OF u
report in the vicinity Of Benton.