The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
PERSONAL.

w. w. Dixon. Esq, returned to Bntts
Monday.
Messrs. G. X. Larsbie and T. j. Conner
were In town from Butte Sunday.
Harvey McKinstry came down from Butte
the first Of the week to rusticats for few
days.
o. b. OBannon went to Butte Sunday on
business trip and to attend the Republican
Territorial Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lesho, Of Beartow n with
their two children leave to-day for two
months visit to Ida, Iowa. We wish them
pleasant trip and safe return.
Thos. L. Napton, ESQ, removes his law 81
Ace to-day from Deer Lodge to Butte. We
| regret to see him depart but trust the day 10
| mot far distant when he will return TO our
| town.
John Anderson, ESQ. recently Of Silver Star
and now Of Missoula, was In town last even
| ing en- route to the old camp. John Is one Of
those royal good men his friends are always
glad to meet.
Joseph p. woolman, Esq, Territorial Au-
ditor, and Alex, H. Beattis, Esq, Clerk OF
| the Third Judicial District favored us with .
call last evening en- route to Helena from the
Territorial Convention.
Mr.. Charles strauhal aud Miss Matte
strauhal, Of Chicago, arrived Monday and
are located with their uncle. Mr.. Il. L. Davis
Mr.. strauhal has gone into X. L. Bonner &
Co.'s dry goods store As salesman.
Messrs. r. G. Geutsch, Assistant Superin
tendent of the Pacific Express Company, and
w. r. Bechtel, General Auditor Of the
Company were In town Wednesday even
ing looking after matters connected with the
establishment Of q railroad terminus here.
Mr.. v. d. McQuestion, "Oid Mac" rs hi,
friends best know him expected to return te
Bear last evening, and In short time will b
eutl calling on the folks. He Is deservedly
one of the most esteemed men In the county
and he win receive q rousing vote this fall.
Mr.. James w. whitiatch, who Ii = natura
. quartz finder, who has had more ups and
downs than . captive balloon, and who cal
NO more DO kept down by adversely. thar
cork can be kept down by water, is. In lucl
again. He has secured one Of the best min
ing titles in Colorado, has all the nnancia
backing necessary, and Is again on the higl
road to fortune.
There are perhaps no people better or NOR
. kindly remembered by old time hontanian
generally than Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Ian
rri.hs. Their lives have been full Of vicissi
tudss-victories and ysaquishments-sinc,
le,yius Montana, Jack having twic
achieved competence and twice had every
! thips swept away. At present he In openin
= \ mine In Colorado and has Eosd prospects
, They have very pleasant home w Denvs
! aud are ~ happy couple ~ ever gave %
hand Of welcome 70 old friends. A. Ii
! Langrishe's business Ia net such as 10 dsnas
, his constant attention We may have th
{ pleasure Oh seeinf him in Montana I'll
, winter, and there would ~ none .sothsr .
: competent snd popular in estahlkhtsg
. Montana dramkHc circxit. 49,.
; There II : pretty little cottage ION tn
bench" In Salt Lake City fronting west, m
: the side walks are powered with uinbrageou
ftrecs, while within the enclosure the, turf
sreea aud the waters purlundsr trees lade
With ipenins fruits that fall amid rosss m
: henexsucsiss. There live our former town
tpeople. Colonel and Mrs. L. j. Sharp, ~
there they dispense the generous AssPitalit
I that Characterised their Deer Ledgs Aes
J Colonel g., after two years considsrastoi
during which Mrs. sharps health material
improved, decided 70 make Salt Lake Gu
4 Ais homo, his rented m office. purchased th
nretty residence alluded TO, and II alread
enjoying lucrative practice. They hav
y With them Mary and Lanier fapton, and q
little ones could not have happier home
= friends more devoted TO their welfare. "
hope they may I'll live long In the land
the Saints.