The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
PERSONAL.

u. 8. Mammal Botkin II IN town. h'~-'~
Mr.. T. r. Ward. recorder-elsct. IL In town.
Mr.. GEO. w. Irwin, H., win return Pee.
18th or 18th.
Superintendent Doddridge and Dickens
derfsr are expected here in few days.
Peter Roman, Esq, Agent ut Jocko, was In
town this week and went to Helena yesfer-
day.
Mn. L. Il. Henson, Of Dillon, was in town
since last issue, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Bennett.
Mr.. A. Hoepfner and wife. of Helmville,
have been in town this week, the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kohrs. ~
There are large number OF visitors in
town this week-more than we can accord
the special mention they deserve.
Mr.. Thomas Godfrey, who has favored US
with intelligent accounts OF mining opera
tions on Boulder during the past two months,
has "come In" and gone into winter quarters
1t Deer Lodge.
Rev. H. G. Hutchings, Rector Of St. James
church, Deer Ledge, this week rendered his
resignation to Bishop Brewer to take effect
Dee. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. HutchinRs many
friends will greatly regret their departure.
Attorneys Hiram Knowles, w. Y. Pember-
ton, Samuel Word, w. w. Dixon, Thos. L.
Napton, and Geo. r. Randolph, Of Butte, and
r. NJ. Eastman and K. w. Toole, Helena,
have been In town this week. Mr.. w. !.
Lippincott is stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Bonner left on Monday
for New York where they expect to remain
during the winter. w. regret to learn that
the mother Of Mr. Bonner IN quite i'll At her
home In New York State. They will diverge
from the direct route to visit her for some
time.
DIR. q. @. Glass, who came up some two
months ago from Portland. Oregon, where he
prscticed for thirteen years, after looking
over the principal towns Of Montana, has re-
turned to Deer Lodge and located. His fam
| ily h with him and he Is now looking for a
residence.
| n. Dick Dickinson left for Walla Walla .
few days since to take observations Of The
tran II OF Venus In legal way. Dick" wa
. walla wailian nearly twenty years age
when "the boys" run that camp, and We
| WOuIu IKE 10 near We've VI " uoW ~
compared with "then."
| Col. W L. Irvine, who IL one OF the pion-
GERS Of Montana, and one OF the best mer
that ever came to the Territory, cele bratsd hi
! SEVENTEEN birthday, Monday, December 4th
and had 1t his hospitable board some twenty
Ave or thirty Of his kind,ed We hope he
| will live aud have health 10 entertain hi
| friends for many aud many year yet.
4! The express train unfortunately runs IL
aud ont Of Deer Lodg. In the dark hours
Henc. Messrs. Hall aud Leech, who run th'
engine on the swing trip" between this anf
Silver Bow, and they are among the best ant
safest men on the road, had to lose couple
Of nighe' sleep to double back with thu
mixed train 70 see Deer Lodge by daylight las
Monday. We hope the new scheduls and
iengthening days will give them daylight
RIM through the valley.
Our marriage notices last week contained
IN announcement Of the marriage Of Mis-
Montana Pearl M~rriman. Her mothe
worked ut the ''case" = . compositor man!
day aud We believe "Pearr' was born Il
/ nontspa. We recollect her AZ jefferson Cit!
fourteen years ago : bright-faced, merr.
ch,Id, and hope her wedded life may be 81
!. ways happy. shs carries the name Of th'
Territory and name identified with 9TH
art prss1rvative,s and should Be under tn
spseial guardianship Of the newspaper craf'
Usels Jsre. Mckay, Of New Chicago. Va
IN town wednesday. Hsis sixtysix year
Of age, was In III. Mexican War, and w-n
70 California In ~. Thence he came arouns
81 Oregon - Montans Ia thu early dAy,.ane
who's In eur Office "Wednesday. had nfve
yet seen . railroad car or engine Mr. Mcka!
h : typical Argonaut aud ar t-rate maj
esd W will venture TO assert that when ~
ones sst On the rail he would give 80 2
kavs the privilege Of pulling out the throtii'
and making the old machine spin for fsv
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