The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-25
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PERSONAL.

S. T. Hauser went to Missoula Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Thomas and children
Of New Chicago were in town this week.
Messrs. s. Marchesseau and j. w. Ransom,
of Butte, made a trip to Missoula County
and returned this week TO the Silver City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clark, of Butte, are in
town and contemplate few days outing
foot.
Mr.. w. w. Fulkerson, of Missoula, was in
town this week looking for another coach to
put on his route from that place to head Of
Bitter Root.
Messrs. Richard McGilvery, Helmville,
Birdseye and Sol w. Spear, Blackfoot, were
In town this week.
Messrs. c. Z. Kester, in charge of the Inter
Mountain Job Office, and Will Forbis were
down from Butte this week enjoying few
days in the country.
Mrs f. b. Miller and daughter, Miss Min
ME, expect to leave Butte in day or two for
California. Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Miller
were up yesterday to say goodbye to them.
Geo. +. Randolph, Esq, of Butte, tarried
in town a day this week e., rou.e from the
Supreme Court at Helena to Butte. This Is
mentioned to annoy certain other gentlemen
of Butte who could not be here.
Mr.. John Caplice, with several gentlemen
interested in the Lee Mountain mines, near
Helena, passed through few days siuce to
examine their property. They contemplate
doing considerable work on their mines.
Mr. r. III. Howey, Territorial Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, and Rev. j. T.
Mason, of Helena, were in town Tuesday en-
route to Missoula. Mrs. Howey will join her
husband here tomorrow and they will then
visit Butte.
For the first time In over ten years the edi
tor of the New NORTHWEST contemplates
an "outng" of fortnight, commencing with
next week. During his absence the paper
will be under the control of Mr.. Will Ken
nedy and correspondence from the editor
| will be dated Denver or Salt Lake.
Mr.. Thomas +. Ward, of Philipsburg, can.
didate before the Democratic Convention for
nomination as County Clerk and Recorder,
| made us a pleasant call this week. Mr.Ward
has been for several years in charge of Cap
lice e. Smiths business in Philipsburg, and
| Is stated TO be n very competent and worthy
man.
Rev. ID. j. Mcmillan, Superintendent Of
PRESBYTERIAN Missions for Montana, with
Rev. J. r.. Russell, of Butte, and Rev. L. j.
GroeneyeId, of Deer Lodge, returned here
Monday last from the Presbytery at Helena
The especial business of the first two is
| chronicled under the article referring to the
Collegiate Institute. ...
Rev. Bishop Seghers arrived in town on
| Thursday of last week and held services as
advertised at the Catholic Church. His lee.
| ture on Sunday evening was very largely at
/ tended and elected commentator from al
who heard IL. His Grace, after inspecting
the work of the parish, left this week to full
| I'll his engagements at Butte and elsewhere in
the Territory. "
Mr.. Geo. s. Kreamer arrived from Kansas
| City last Sunday, and has commenced In
structing the Deer Lodge Band. Mr.. X. is m
experienced instructor, having already
taught ten different bands, and plays every
instrument that has music In II. He Ii witha
| q pleasant, sensible young gentleman and Il
making friends Of our people rs well as mu
sicians Of his scholars.
Hon. NJ. G. George, Member of Congress
from Oregon, was In town few days since
en- route from Washington to Portland rfe
the Northern Pacific line. Mr.. George, we
believe, enjoys the distinction of being the
only Republican member ever reelected from
that state He was much pleased with Mon
tana and anticipates mutually beneficial
relations when the great Northern road Il
Icompleted.
Hon. Sydney Edgerton, the first Governor o.
Montana, Col. w. +. Sanders and Ed. Stone
ESQ, General Agent Of the Northern Pacific
R. r., arrived from Helena last evening, thei'
eventual destination being Missoula, and
their purpose to BE- present at the meeting e
treat for right OF way for the n. 7. X. X
which 1t Ii anticipated win take place next
week. It afforded us much pleasure to NEE
the frst Governor of Montana Oh his first
visit to Deer Lodge and we trust the arrangt
ments may be such that his stay VIII De pro