The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. K. l.. Bonner was In Butte two or three
days this week.
Mr.. Addison Smith made business trip to
Butte this week.
Judge A. J. Davis left Butte for the east
last Monday morning
Mr.. Randolph, of Butte. came down yes
terday on legal business.
Hon. Israel Glenn and wife, Of Beartown,
were in the city yesterday.
DIR. Terry contemplates removing to Colo.
RADIO about the middle Of This month.
Messrs. R. 8. Hale and l.. Auerbach, OF
Helena, were in Deer Lodge this week.
d. H. Mcfarland, Esq, was down this
week looking after the interests Of the Nc
Burney House.
Mr.. DIV Beach, Of Helena, Is in town buy
ing horses for the cavalry service of the Unit
ed States Army.
Mr.. s. J. Creighton, representing the Ter.
ritorial Business Directory, Of Salt Lake, was
in town last week.
Mr.. Ed. I'll. Irvine went to Butte Wcdnes.
day on brief business visit He is expected
home in q day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil McGovern went to Phil.
ipsburg Saturday night to attend the funeral
of james Boyd. They returned home this
week.
General Anderson, Chief Engineer of the
Northern Pacific, arrived in town wednes-
day night and left yesterday morning for
Missoula.
Mr.. L. s. Stark, formerly of Deer Lodge,
has been visiting here during the week. He
goes to Missoula TO look at the country and
then may return to the States.
Mr.. NcCutchesn, Montanas new secreta-
ry, has arrived at Helena and will take pos
session Of his office rs soon as his tond has
been approved at Washington.
Charles Tate, Salina, KS; T. T. Shoema-
ker, Pittsburg, Pa; Dave Comstock, St. Joe,
NO., and G. w. Wall, Fort Shaw, were regis
tered ut the Scott House this week.
Mr.. J. f. Marcum, who has taught school
at Blackfoot for several years, has recently
opened q general supply store at Helmville
aud reports prospects AZ very favorable.
w. r. Mason, of Fredericksburg, Va; T.
ID. Vance, waverly, ILL.,; N. M. Foss and
Felix Coblentz, San Francisco, were regis
tered ut the McBurney House this week.
Mr.. K. s. Stackpole has been in Butte dur
ing the week to look after the business of the
firm while Col. Botkin is convalescing here.
MT. s. will probably return home tomorrow.
Mr.. James II. Mills went to Helena Tues
day to meet his successor, the new Secretary,
and to wind UP the affairs Of the Office pre-
paratory to placing 1t in the new hands. He
will probably return in day or two.
Mr.. J. M. Chapman, blacksmith who
formerly worked fer Mr.. Frank Tetrault, has
gone to Stevensville and opened shop
there. He is good workman and will no
doubt be successful In that growing country.
Mr.. w. T. Eldridge, representing Paris
Gibson, the Benton wool buyer, was in town
several days this week renewing his &C
quaintance with the sheep men and making
arrangements for the purchase Of wool here.
Mr.. Eldridge's headquarters are at Helena,
but he will occasionally come over the range
during the season.
Mr.. J. II. Young, signal officer here, has
been ordered to take charge Of the Office at
Superior City, In the C9ur d'Alene noun
tains, recently made vacant BY the discharge
OF Mr., r. III. Hereford, who Is now ut Mis-
soula. Mr.. Young has made many friends
during Lis stay here who regret to learn Of
the necessity for his departure and who COM
miserate with him In his prospective exile.
He bears their best wishes for his future hap
piness and prosperity. The ONCE here viii
be placed In charge OF . Mr.. Thomas Morgan,
whose arrival here Is daily expected.