The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-10-14
PERSONAL.

DIR. G. f. Mussigbrod is in Bozeman this
week.
Rev J. X. Russell and wife, of Butte. have
been visiting friends in Deer Lodge this
week.
Il. u. Waterbury, Esq. was in town last
Saturday and otficiated as auctioneer at the
Pemberton sale.
Geo. w. Irwin. Esq, Clerk of the Second
Judicial District Court, is in town and will
remain until Saturday
MeSsrs. s. f. Larabie ani 10 I'm Blelenberg
leave to-day for Nevada Greek, expecting
to be absent about four or five days.
w. H. Egbert, who was lately engaged at
the McBurney House, has accepted drug
gistS position in the Butte store of StackpoIe
g. Botkin.
Rev. Thomas ID. Flowers. of Stevensville,
passed through Deer Lodge Tuesday en- route
TO Helena TO attend the annual Conference of
the NJ. L. Church South.
Mr.. Duane J. Armstrong, of the Hissoulidn,
was in town Monday and Tuesday. He has
returned home after a pleasant AMI profitable
trip through this part of the Territory.
Mr.. Lou Damien departed Last Tuesday for
Butte where he will reside in the future, and
where we trust he will meet with the best Of
success in whatever business he engages.
Mr.. Sam Scott returned from Helena this
week. Daring his absence he sold Billy
Grant 10 Mr.. e. l.. Vawter, of Helena, and
ST. Thomas to Mr. Chas. Lehman, of Helena.
Our old friend Judge William Douglass, of
Virginia CITY, Is making his first visit to
Deer Lodge this week. He is looking hale
and hearty and is gladly greeted by all old
acquaintance.
Mr.. j. L. Sweeney, n former resident of
Deer Lodge and now located in MIssOula,
was in town this week. He has IA successful
furniture business in Missoula aud thinks
well of his new home.
Mrs. r. Miller and Miss Minnie Miller
mother aud sister of our tOwnsman, Mr.. Geo.
Miller, arrived from California last week.
They are heartily welcomed back Ia the old
home town and We trust their stay will be-
permanent.
Mr.. Mcfarland, of the McBurney House.
went TO Butte Thursday. He expects TO re-
then go east. The length of their absence
will be controlled by Mrs. McFart,nis health
which IN quite bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Jones, Of Iowa, par
ents of Mr.. j. w. Jones, If Race Track,
arrived here last week on a visit To their son
and will remain during the winter. Mr..
Jones had not seen his parents since be lefr
home fifteen years ago, and the meeting was
naturally very happy one.
Judge Pomeroy, Most Worshipful Grand
Master of A. Il. & A. NJ. on his return TO Mis-
soula from Grand Lodge, Gratihed his many
friends here by tarrying day or two. There
IL none, in all the domain, worthier TO take
charge of the craft than our sincere and
jealous old friend of the Gate City.
Mrs. w. w. Higgins, Miss Lizzie Steele
and Mr.. Irwin Higgins returned from Fort
Shaw this week. We geographically pro-
NOTED Miss Lizzie To the ranks of the mar
ried ladies' fortnight ago, but 10 was only "a
slight mistake of the compositor and We
tru,t time Will speedily set the error right
Mr.. John Bowling, pronounced by gen
tleman of large experience the best placer
miner In Montana," left on "Wednesday for
Nova Scotia where his parents, the Gather
being aged NC. are now residing. Mr. Dow
ling went TO California in 1858, AM has been
HON. but once since, in 1865. He has been
mining for several years in the vicinity OF
Yamhill AMI recently sold his mining inter
es's TO his partners, Messrs K. II. Irvine and
Arthur Hagan. Mr.. Bowling was iirst-rate
citizen. whom we regret to lose, but it i a
satisfaction that he went home " well fixed
and that the resolve he has been maturing
through all these years 10 return and remain
with the old folks mt home has resulted In
frnition. GOOD luck 10 ye, jain"