The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-14
PERSONAL.

Messrs. r. Il. Ellery, ID. j. Welsh and John
II. Curtis were down from Butte this week.
Mr.. Robert Duun In In the hospital at Mis-
soula and was still improving at last accounts
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Tyler and daughter, of
McCarty's Bridge, and Mr.. John Lehman, of
Bear Mouth, are In town.
Miss Mollie McKiyett, who has been ut St.
yincents Academy, Helena, during the term
Is at home In Deer Lodge again.
Mr.. Harry Peterson and family went to
Nevada creek this week to visit a brother
resident there and capture a few hundred
trout. ~
Z. w. knight, Esq, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Helena, was In town last
evening with Mrs. Knight and child en- route
to Helena.
Jimmy Dwyer, whose "big ship sailing"
captured Deer Lodge dozen years ago, re-
turned few days since, hale, hearty and AZ
oily as ever.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Higgins returned from
Helena last Friday bringing with them for a
visit little Louise, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Neel.
Mrs. VIM. Owsley, wife of Mayor owsley,
Butte, aud Mrs. Chas Carr, of the same city,
are in Deer Lodge this week enjoying the
sylvan serenities of the valley village.
Messrs. w. NJ. Kelley and Gus Wisner Of
Pioneer, were in town this week. Some
promising quartz locations are being made
between Pioneer and Buena Vista district.
Tn. families Of our townsmen Messrs. II.
s. Reed and John O'Neill. who are spending
the summer in Iowa, have had slight &C
a uaiutance with some of the tornadoes, but
have happily escaped injury. They think cell
lars are u great Institution In that country. !,
Mr.. Conrad kohrs left last week for Tongue
River and Wyoming to ship and market his
large lands of cattle. and expects to be alb
sent all SUMMER, unless some emergency
shall call him home. Mrs. Kohrs and dau2h-
ters are expected 10 return TO America dur
ing the autumn and Mr.. Kohrs will return
with them to Deer Lodge.
Miss Minnie Miller. Miss Marie Renouard
and MiSs Belle Forbis came down from Butte
since last issue, and o largely attended and
brilliant dancing party was given ~ com.
pliment to them at O'Neill's hall, Monday
| evening. Miss Forbis will remain some time
the guest of Miss Ella Irvine; Miss Miller
aud Miss Renouard returned TO Butte Tues.
day.
Mr.. w. w. Walton, for several months a
Deputy U. S. Marshal under Marshal Botkin
| In Helena, arrived here this week, having
been appointed guard in the penitentiary
| vice Vim. Writer'S, who resigned to resume
the wardenship at the Warm Spring Asy'
| Ium. Mr. Walton IL an old citizen Of Helena
/ and viii be valuable addition to the excel.
cent force now In charge Of the prison.
4 We acknowledge the cards of DIR. G. w
| Morris and Miss Inez Church, Of Helena,
| who were married few days since and are
| enjoying honeymoon nj The residence OF
| Hon. r. s. For" sun River. Helena has no
worthier gentleman than DR.. Morris, and we
hone he will be all the better for having
Joined the Church. Congratulations Doc
May your Church doct'rin be n orthodox n
your professional.
Many of our readers will r-coliect Mr.. Geo
| w. Hamblin who visited Montana last yeaI
with his interesting family aud had some
idea of locating in this Territory. HIS home
was in Ottawa, KS, where be had been .
heavy operator IN real estate and acquired
considerable fortune. Some weeks since lac
| became insane and was finally taken to the
Insane Asylum at Topeka. u Is regretfully
| added that latest advicss state his case Is re
garded N very discouraging. N.
Frank L. worden returned TO Missonls
this week after pleasant Fourth Of July va
cation in the upper country. Twenty year
! ago this month he and Mr. q. 7. Hauser came
over the main range together In pursuit o.
fortuus. They now probably posssss more
money and property than the value then d
| I'll the property In what ~ now Montana
bnf sss still Ia pursuit. But then Il wa-
.r,sxtIs. snd now II u comfortable accumula
tion. Well. may they both live long And en-
JOY IT,