The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-12
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Deer Lodge, Montana, July 26, 1881.
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Personal.

Rev. r. DeRyckere will hold Catholic
services IN Pioneer at 1870 a IN. next Sun
day.
Mr.. Will witter has been appointed guard
ut the Penitentiary in place OF Mr.. w. Il.
Edgar.
George w. Irwin, Esq, is in town and ex-
poets to leave Butte with party, on satur-
day, for the Park.
Judge Galbraith, Hiram Knowles, j. G.
Robin and Thomas l.. Napton, Esqs., are
| In Helena, in attendance at Supreme Co1rt.
Mr.. r. r. Mcdonnell. Assistant General
Freight Agent of the U. p. and y. Il N. X.
r., was in town few days ago on bust
ness.
| Mrs. A. II. Mitchell, Mrs, !. II Farnsworth,
| Mrs. John 8. Mills and Mr. William Cole
man have returned from Butte within the
past few days
Frank p. Sterling, Esq, who is now doing
an excellent Land Agency business In Heie-
ma, was over this week getting title to Par
rot Mine interests. Dr..
Messrs. l.. Cans ard Simeon Jacobs left
for Missoula Wednesday with full line OF
clothing samples and shot gun. The latter
will be used in coilecting-birds.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Zimmerman and children
arrived from Helena, "Wednesday, on sum
mer jaunt They go hence to Butte and Sal
Lake, and expect to be absent from home
some weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon and child and Miss Ma
RE Remand, niece of Judge Wilcox, reached
Butte this week We trust Mrs. Dixon vii
not forget she has many friends In Dee
; Lodge who will be pleased to see her.
It will be gratifying to the many admirer
!, of the young lady to state that Miss Ella W
, ola Salisbury, who was seized with mountain
fever at Helena, became convalescent while
here, and will hereafter, doubtless, appear a
each performance Of the [" Ideal Company
Mr.. David McCranor one of the sturdy oil
I Republican wheel horses of Montana and MI
l Woods. one of the discoveries ofLeadville VIII
. last wear visited the mininRcamps from Denve
\ To Mexi co, are looking over N ontana minin
n fields this year with the object of hndin
y something good that has not been : Doomed.
a They were in town Monday and are visitin
q the Beartown mines at present.
Judge w. T. McClintock, President Of tn
/ Baltimore ~ OnlO hdllEoau, WIN Wa
Montana with his family last year, returne
last week, having been met at Meirose 0
Q suryeyor-Gen Mason. His private SCI
retary, Mr.. M. Massig, Of Cbillicothe, Ohi'
$ accompanied him, and were guests ofDr an
3 ,Mr. w. w. Higgins during their stay !
= Deer Lodge. Judge McClintock Is interes
. ed In the Iron Age mine, and his visit Is on
1t of business and pleasure combined
: among the strangers who were in tow
!. this week to attend the funeral OF M rs. IA
Kiyett were: j. q. Wells and family,
: Lower Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mimic,
!. Spring Vale; Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Driscol
Mrs. and Miss Ella Stack Michael NICK
= vett John Cadigan, Owen McNulty, De
!, ms, Patrick, James and Tony O'Donneii'
! Walkeryille; John ONeil, M. Corcora
!. John Connolly, Thomas Geagan, Alex. a
!, land, p. Brogan, james Hartford Jam
" Fleming, Yreka and Joseph skefnngton al
r. Nixon, of Bear. Many Of these Were =
sent from home several days and travels
long distances TO testify their regard Tor MI
., McIxiyett and the bereaved family.