The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-10

Commodore T. @. Power arrived from
Helena last evening.
Messrs. Samuel Word and James NJ. Fish
arrived from Butte last night.
Mr.. Nick Bielenberg and family will move
into the Clagett house this week.
Mr.. G. NJ. Stuart, Of Spring Hill, Gallatin
Co., has removed to Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Holden, mother Of Mrs. A. X. Ives,
Missoula, arrived from the east Wednesday
and leaves for Missoula this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. woolman were in
town Monday. Mrs. w. goes to woodstown,
her to Ogden.
Messrs. Ed. Stone, General Agent N. p. r.
R., and j. H Moe, Register of the U. 8.
Land Office, Helena, were In town day or
two this week.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, who spent election
day at Warm Springs, came in Wednesday
morning with DR.. c. r. Mussigbrod and left
Thursday for Helena.
Superintendent Blickensderfer was In
town Friday giving final instructions on the
u. B. n. R'y extension before leaving for
Ogden and his permanent headquarters
at Pocatello.
Mr.. Redeuill. Of A. L. Bancroft g. Co., was
In town this week selling Knabe pianos, and
putting instruments Ia tune. Several pianos
sold by hun here have arrived, and give good
satisfaction to purchasers.
We had the pleasure few days since OF
making the acquaintance of Mr.. George b.
Smythe, the U. & N. R'y agent appointed for
Deer Lodge. He comes under the tongue oil
good report as thorough going business
man whs attends to his business and a clever
gentleman withai. We bid him welcome and
trust he will find 1t good to be with us.
The death Of Miss Carrie L. Grimes, who
last year taught the music class in the Cole
all who knew her. She was . most estima.
BILE lady and In the very springtime Of what
promised to be useful and honored life
After leaving here she took the position OF
music teacher In the Holden Institute, and
had class Of upwards Of forty pupils. It /,
not impro bable her death Ii due to exposure
while doing overwork. Her many excellent
qualities are but justly mentioned by one
who greatly esteemed her and In mentioning
her death lays pstriarchs tribute Of affsc.
ton on her tomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Kohrs and daughters
Annie and Katie, accompanied by Miss An.
M N. King, arrived from the East Tuesday
The ladies named have been in Germany
several years. Miss Annie Kohrs, whose
illness was the primary cause for their going
abroad, has quite recovered, and the sister
have taken advantage Of their residence In
Hamburg to make rapid educational progress
Miss King has devoted her time to musica
study under eminent instructors. Hers was
| the best voice In Montana when she depart
cd, and we presume IL has been greatly i'm
proved by discipline and practice under
exacting tutelage. They are cordially wei
coined home.
r. r. Shelby, Esq, heretofore Assistan,
General Agent Of the u. r. railway CON-
pany, has been promoted to succeed Mr.
vining ~ General Freight Agent Of the
Union Pacific companys lines, and assumed
the duties Of his ONCE November LIST. Mr..
Shelby was IN Montana three years age and
wherever he made m acquaintance he made
friend who wall be glad 10 hear Of His I'D
vancement MT. Winning was considered Z
kesn, sharp man, but was unpopular with
shippers. Mr.. Shelby has fully ~ good OF
better business ideas and il witbal . pleasant
gentleman who will mako and retain friends
for the company. II our shippers canno'
| get along with Shelby and Mcconnell We ars
hard To satisfy. They are thoroughbred bust
mesa men and good men anyway. Montaai
has some good friends In important U. P
| positions now.