The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-06-03

Mrssrs. =. Pelletier and p. Brogan, of bear,
are In town.
Mr.. Geo. w. Irwin, V. +. fl. X. EN-. Soc,
returns to Butte to-day
Rev. Frs. Kelleher and DE Ryckere returned
from Philipsburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Mills have moved To
Butte, where they will hereafter reside.
Mrs. II. ). Clark and children went to Butte
residence
DR.. and Mrs. w, w. Higgins returned ON
Monday aftrr a few weeks pleasure visit I"
Fort Benton.
Joseph G. Spooner went to Blackfoot this
week To attend the funeral of his old friend,
Hugh Bratton.
The hotel registers are crowded. Travel is
rapidly increasing and large numbers of peo-
pie are moving.
Mrs. W. A. Clark has located for the sum.
mer at No. IN Christian StraSse, Dresden,
Saxony, Germany.
Me,srs j, II. Helm, VI. Geary, Thos. Ker-
shaw and Ed. Smith. Of Nevada Creek Val,
ley, have been In town this week.
Mr. NJ. McKrvitt started to the Terminus
| on Thursday with his wife and children,
| whence the family, except Mr.. Mex, will "a
| east
| Miss Sadie Hutchins went to Butte a few
days since, designing To start Thursday on n
visit to her sister, Mrs. Clinton II. Moore, OF
Boise, Idaho.
| Mrssrs. +. l.. Bonner 4 Go. have sent I.
their Gold Creek store during III" past week
large quantities of goods. They occupy TIL
old hotel building and will supply customers
| with good, at ~ low prices H. they ar" sold
in Deer Lodge.
Uncle Tommy Lowe" formerly Of Ger.
man Guich and more recently Of Trapper
was in town Saturday and has gone to Scott''
| Valley, Cal. He has been paralyzed ON ont
side for some months and seeks relief from
change OF climate.
| Mr.. Sam Schwab, ths urbane host of the
Cosmopolitan. Helena, who rarr el a few
days at Warm Springs after leaving Butte
recuprrating from the aristocratc type o.
rheumatism which occasionally downs him
passed through last Week en- route hons.
MFRS. Kelley was in Blackfoot this week
The Tiger ditch was owned, we believe, b,
Mr.. John y. Pembertsn and Mr.. Hugh Brat
ton, both of whom have died within the pas
few months, and, ~ administrator Of tn.
p mberton estate, Mr.. X. went to look afte
the property.
Captain j. II. Gageby, Third U. s. Infant
nv, was IN town this week with his family n
| route to Fort Missoula. He has been ahseu
since September, 1879, on recruiting servic'
and started west with n considerable mum
Der, most Of whom were distributed to post
this side of Chicago. A squad passed through
Wednesday TO Fort Missoula
Col. Il. q. Deimling and son, Finney," ;
bright lad Of fourteen, are In town. The
| Colonel had severe attack of typhoit
pneumonia last year and In yet suffering
great physical prostration, which he seeks Il
relieve by an easy trip around the Territory
They will remain some days and 20 to thu
Warm Springs and thence to Butte City ana
| home.
Judge Galbraith and Hiram Knowles, j
G. Robinson, Thos. l.. Sapton and Geo. w
Irwin, Esqs., returned from Butte this week
the term of District Court having endet
there Nearly all the old eases on the calen
dar were disposed of Judge Galbraith ant
District Attorney Mayhem will leave TO
Bannack in day or two, where the term q
court will commence next Monday with sew
eral criminal cases on the docket.
The number Of deaths among the member
of the Pioneer Mining Company, which or
ganized and commenced operations ut Pic
neer In 1906, liz remarkable. or the origina
company James Glasgow, James Galloway
N. McEish, John d. Pembertol
and Hugh Bratton are dead
leaving only rs survivors VIM. Mellen ant
Hiram and John Thomas. 1t was one of tn
best EXAMINATIONS of men this county In
known and the mine has Welded many for
tunes.