The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-02

Mrs. A. Brakeman returned from Nebraska
"Wednesday.
E. L. Bonner and wife went to Helena
Tuesday and were to return Friday.
Judge Knowles was down from Butte a
day this week. Ais well that ends well.
William Hammond and wife, of Philips
burg, were in town Wednesday a. route to
Butte.
Misses Lizzie Jacobs, Lizzie McGovern,
Lizzie Irvine, Clara Bielenberg and Ollie
Wright went to Butte Wednesday.
Charley Bonner left on Monday for New
York City. He will 20 TO school for the
next few years at Saratoga or Poughkeepsie.
Quartermaster A. g. Robinson, Paymaster
John Il. Blaine, Lieut.. Fremont and Harry
A. Lambert were in town Wednesday en-
route from Helena TO Fort Missoula
Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mrs. j. X. Clark and
Mrs. T. +. Miller, sister of Mrs. Abascal,
who has been visiting here some months, re-
turned to Butte on Monday withJ. Ross Clark.
The ladies expect TO go East soon.
Col. L. j. Sharp, our former townsman,
now located in Salt Lake City, is taking
fortnight vacation among old friends. Mrs.
Sharp's health IN materially benefited by her
Utah residence, but, barring this, the Colonel
would prefer his Montana home.
Colonel J. r. Dodge in expected over from
Helena to day. He has removed his head
quarters from Bozeman to Helena and rented
offices there. We take this rs conclusive eV-
idence that the Board of Directors have Sc
lected the Helena route ~ the main line OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Among the guests registered Mt the Scott
House and McBurney House the past day or
two are Mr.. and Mrs. r Il. Bill, Blackfoot I;
j. Levengood and family and Miss Lou NJ.
Crandall, Upper Valley; J. Il. Fredrickson
and Il. q. Fisher, of the American Bible So
ciety; z. p. Metlin, Edwardsville, and John
Donlon, Beartown.
Senator Harrison, of Indiana; w. III. II.
Miller and I. III. Sharp, prominent citizens
of indianapolis, who have been enjoying a
trip in the Yellowstone Park, passed through
Friday to Butte, accompanied by Russell ID
Harrison, of Helena. Senator Harrison and
Mr.. Miller left Melrose Sunday for the East.
Harvey McKinstry came in ahead of his
parry ahu III As hia' hoa'S Va ~
sister, Mrs. Il. S. Stackpole, quite ill of fever.
Harvey has been working hard in his mine
this summer and was exposed too much to
the fumes of giant powder for his good. A
cold caught while camping out found his sys-
| tenn impaired and the fever took firm hold.
| Mrs. o. b. OBannon aud children and
Miss Sallie O'Bannon left for Illinois Thurs
day. They were accompanied to the railroad
by Mr.. O'Bannon and Miss Fannie Hart,
who expect to bring with them from Melrose
Miss Grimes, the music teacher for the Col
legiate Institute. We trust the ladies visit
ing the States win have a pleasant journey
| and that all may return 10 Deer Lodge in the
early spring.
The Ogden Pilot of Monday announces
that John A. Creighton and wife, of Omaha,
passed through Sunday en- route to Montana
on visit. It's many long day, John, four
teen years or more, since the boys We're all
| night saying " goodbye" to you in old Vir'
ginia and receiving your golden axioms
about the "honest man" and "the rolling
stone :" and you're married since that, and 20
home betimes, and are model citizen, we're
told but you're welcome back all the same,
John--by those who are left.
Fred. r. Mcconnell, Assistant General
Freight Agent of the Union Pacific Co. In
Utah, and who Is favorably known to Mon
tana shippers, was married in Omaha Aug
9th to Miss Bertha Isaacs, of that city. AT
ter a brief wedding tour they will make theii
home in Salt Lake City. The NEW NORTH
| WEST extends congratulations. May the
contract" run from August 9th through al
time, with double frst-class bliss included
without extra charges, and all s. discrimina
tons Of Fate be in your favor.
Judge VIM. b. Napton, who has been Wis
ing some weeks in Deer Lodge, starts to-da,
for his home in Saline Co., Missouri. In lss
he was appointed Attoraey-General of Mis-
souri, and in 1888 was appointed Judge
He has since, until recently
been almost continually on the bencl
and rose to the distinction of Chief Justic'
of the State. Although "A years of age he i
still a close student, and his memory of Law
il unimpaired. Thos L. Napton, Esq, will
accompany his father to Melrose.
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