The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-16
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lena yesterday evening.
Harvey McKinstry, who has been i'll for
two or three weeks, is recovering.
Judge Galbraith returned this week from
hunting and fishing trip in the Big Hole
country.
s. w. Slater, an old miner and packer was
In Deer Lodge this week. He is prospecting
in the county.
District Attorney A. K. Mayhem returned
Tuesday from Dillon, where he had been at
tending court.
DIR. j. w. Culbertson, of indianapolis, an
eye and ear specialist, was in the city a few
days this week.
Messrs. Herman Cans and NJ Marks, of
Helena, were in town Saturday, on their way
home from the Butte races.
Mr.. George f. Boos, of the Helena book
bindery, visited Deer Lodge last Saturday
and took numerous orders for work in his
line.
X. +. Jones, of Helena representing
Sprague, Warner 4 Co, of Chicago, was in
town yesterday on "A business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. Thomas Williams, Treasurer of Mis-
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week. He is taking a short vacation from
his duties.
Col L. J. Sharp, of Salt Lake, who has
been making visit to Deer Lodge for two
or three weeks, left Tuesday evening to re-
turn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Knight of Helena,
were among the number who this week made
Deer Lodge resting place while on their
way to Butte.
Mrs. Harry Peterson and child arrived from
indianapolis Wednesday, to join her hus-
band here. She was accompanied by her
| brother, Robert Kutzleb.
Mrs. s. T. Hauser and children and Miss
Ann Hauser visited Deer Lodge couple of
days this week, and went to Butte from here,
returning home Wednesday.
Messrs. j. A. Goodhue and c. NJ. Young,
of the Geneva nursery, passed through last
Sunday, en- route for Helena having returned
from their business trip to Missoula and the
Bitter Root.
| Gen. John Gibbon and son and Lieut.
Jacobs were In Deer Lodge Sunday night on
their way to Melrosc, from which point they
go direct to their post at Fort Smelling, near
st. Paul, MINI.
II. f. Carpenter, Of Iowa. was in the city
this week. He has been visiting six weeks
at the Fuller Springs for the benefit of his
health, and he came away enthusiastic over
their medicinal qualities.
Gen. and Mrs. A. J. Smith and daughter
rested at the McBurney House Sunday night,
| On their way to Mcrose. Mrs Smith and
| daughter go east, and after seeing them safely
on the cars the General will return home
| Rev H. D. Fisher, ID. D., Of Salt Lake, was
in town Monday, on his way to Missoula
The reverend gentleman is agent of the
American Bible Society, and will circulate
the Scriptures among the benighted heather
at the foot of He'll Gate canon
The Larabie party returned from their
pleasure trip to the Bitter Root valley early
Wednesday morning, all in good health and
spirits except Mrs. Lindsey, who was quite
unwell and who,e illness has since devel-
oped into erysipelas. She is convalescing,
however.
Among the arrivals at the McBurney House
yesterday were \. +. Myers, Helena; X. n. |
Williams, San Francisco; +. Thiriot, Santa
Clara, Cal; Benton Hoover, lower valley
Godfrey Lavell, wife, and daughter, Butte /;
H. +. Clayton, San Jose, Cal; II. W. Osborn |
Dillon.
Among the visitors to the Scott House in |
the past day or two were James A. Murray, !
Butte; +. b. Gilman, Omaha; Allan Nc
Phail, New Chicago James Crossing. Mis-
soula; Patrick Palmer, Lower Valley; X. N. !
Tibbetts, Blackfoot; ID. A. johnson, Helena;
j. w. Irving, San Francisco.
Mrs Ed. Stone and boy left here on Thurs
day evening to join Mr.. Stone in Montana.
She goes by way of Portland and San Fran
cisco, and will meet Mr.. Stone at Ogden. A
large circle of friends here are made very
sorry by Mr. and Mrs. Stones change of res
idence. May they be rs prosperous and happy
elsewhere rs they were here-Waiia Wdiid
Union.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Bennett returned
from their wedding trip this week, and
passed through Deer Lodge to the lower val
ley where Mr.. Bennett will have charge of
the Northern Pacific grading. The Inter
Mountain says that Mr. Bennett has secured
the contract for transporting military sup
plies from Park City, on the Onion Pacific
railroad, to White River, Utah, where new
fort is under construction.
Lieut.. Phil Reed, of the Third Infantry,
was in Deer Lodge last Sunday, on his way
to Fort Missoula to join his regiment. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Reed. Lieut.. Reed
has for some years been on detached duty
with the signal service corps, and for two
years has been building telegraph lines con-
Meeting the life-saving stations on the At
lantic coast. He has with him four tele-
phones with magneto-electric call-bels, and
he will put these into service at Fort Mis-
soula.
The Champion received letter yesterday
from Robert s. Kelly, enclosing a renewal Of
his subscription. Mr.. Kelly, ii will be re-
membered, was the founder of this paper and
the first postmaster of this city. He now re-
sides at Deer Lodge, Montana. In his letter
he says cit makes me feel old to see the
paper that, twenty-six or seven years ago,
assisted in starting in your city; and sad to
think that its politics are so different from
what, in my opinion, they should be. But
the Champion is a good newspaper, and has
done much toward building up Atchison.
Financially, may its prosperity continue al
ways."-4tchison (Kas.l Champion.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hamilton, lately from
the States, have been in the city this week.
Mr. Hamilton il civil engineer In the en-
ploy of the Northern Pacific railroad, and
will have charge of the work on the branch
from the Little Blackfoot to Butte. He has
been organizing his corps this week and es-
tablished his camp Wednesday near the Lit
tie Blackfoot. For the past two years Mr..
Hamilton has been engaged on the Grand
Trunk railroad in Michigan, having origin
ally come from Massachusetts,. Mrs. Hamil-
ton will make her residence In Deer Lodge
for the present.
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