The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-01
PERSONAL.

DIR. Louis Terry has located at Missoula.
Prof. J. H. Meyers visited Butte the past
week.
Horace Fisher made brief visit to Butte
this week.
Mr.. K. L. Bonner went TO Butte this week,
returning yesterday.
Harry Mcpherson will start back from the
States about the 18th inst.
II. r. whitehill, Esq, went to Butte
Tuesday to address the knights of Pythias.
Messrs. Phil e. Evans and Irwin Higgins
contemplate trip to the Grysers this month.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, left for Salt Lake
days.
| Messrs. j. +. Van Gundy and G. 7. II.
Bielenberg visited Butte the first of the
week.
Rev. Wiley Mounioy left for Missoula
yesterday morning. He breaches in Cor
wallis next Sunday.
| Mr.. viii Forbis returned TO Butte We'd
neStay after what seemed TO be We ry pleas.
ant visit Of ten days or more.
Messrs. !. w. Browning and James A
Cochrane, of Canada, were in town Tues
day en- route to the Northwestern Territory
Mr.. s. r. Hauser, of Helena, was in town
Tuesday evening en- route from Mis-
soula where he had been to meet the Port
land delegation OF merchants.
N. p. Langford, Bank Examiner for thu
all H. Ia Il Ia zy
route to Missoula to examine the condition
of the National Bank in that town.
Mr.. James Muir, traffic manager of the Or
egon Railway and Navigation Company, wa
In town this week in the interest of the Port
land and San Francisco mercantile trade.
Mr.. Eli ID. Holland went to Salt Lake
Monday and may extend his trip to Cali
fornia. His health has been poor lately an'
he is seeking less exhlarating climate.
Mr.. Alex. Voolfolk, of Tracy, Mimi,
brother OF Mrs. s. L. Larebie, of this place
, arrived last Wednesday, and contemplate
locating here. He will engage in shcel
, raising.
! Captain James II. Mills and wife left Sur
! day last for trip to Denver and Salt Lake
! They struck palace construction train a
/ Warm Springs, and when last heard froi
? were having a splendid ride over the U.
: road.
Mr.. N. w. Scott, editor of the Pertlan
Oregonian, and one of the commissioners nj
pointed by the President to examine and r.
port on the Yellowstone division of til
a Northern Pacific, passed through Deer Lodg
Sunday on his way to the Yellowstone coul
0 try.
0 Johnny Tichnor, Of Helena, who recent
. went to Denver to play In the base oa
Y tournament, returned this week and has bee
y delayed In Deer Lodge by sickness. He r
y ports that j. b. Reed, Butte's commission
n to the Exposition, Is doing Montana mut
good service.
John II. Quigley, the popular merchant
Blackfoot, is In the city. He is n candida
I. before the Democratic Convention of De
y Lodge county for the office OF Assessor, an
" 40 far, we believe, has no competitor. II
l. Deer Lodge Democracy could select no he
Q ter man or truer Democrat for the positie
y than j. II. Quigiey.-Indepeadent.
:. The following Helena gentlemen were
!, Deer Lodge Monday night on their way
j Bate to attend the knights of Pythias sch
y bration Wednesday: T. III. Kieinschmidt,
X. Cole, James L. Davis, j. Loeb, chas. J
Jefferis, VIM. Lorey, Il. Mackahess, josef
Roberts, Frank Zeigler. Chas. Albrecht, J.
Rohbaugh, James b. Porter. Moses Gar
y George Z. Boss, and Charles Aldrich.
Last Sunday evening Hon. Joseph n N
Cannon, Assistant Attorney General Of g
United States, assigned TO the Interior y
, partment, arrived In Deer Lodge on his W
ID MissouIa to arrange with the Flathe
Indians for right Of way for the Northe
& Pacific across the reservation. II has be
stated that Major Jordan, commandant
Fort Missonia, and Agent Roman, with y
~ Mccammon, formed the commission to trt
with ths Indians, bat we understand that
= duty has been assigned 10 the latter gent
. man alone. He was accompanied by !
wife and two sons, Mr.. Charles 9. Lister.
1 Philaielphia attorney, and Mr.. James
j.. johnson, a Washington attorney. The pa
Il was chaperoned BY Colonel w. II. sande
4. III Helena and Mr.. Washington Dunn.