The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-05-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Thos L. Naptsn has been quite dan
gerously Ill the past few days.
Mrs. L. j. Sharp il expected to arrive from
Salt Lake to-day or tomorrow.
Mr.. John s. Mills and Miss sallie Batter
ton came down from Butte Thursday TO at
tend the funeral of Floy Mahan.
The card of j. A. Vaudeville, Esq, Wash
ington, ID. e., will be fcE'nd In this issue. He
will give prompt attention. to business en-
trusted to him.
Mr.. joaquin Abascal returned "Wednesday
from months sojourn in Beartown and de-
posted In bank some OF the yellow harvest
of that reliable old camp.
Mr.. s. l.. Virgins and wife returned from
MICHIGAN on the 9th and have gone to the
Mcclellan gulch mines. Mr.. w. brought
thirty employees with him.
supt J. X. Pardee, of the Algonquin Com
pany, is In town this week. He says the
Company viii pay up all Indebtedness and
he is going on with the work at once. That
is good for Philipsburg.
III Francis Marion Adams, who was in
Deer Lodge three or four years ago, will send
his address to Howell Davis, Blackfoot, M.
T., he will hear of something to his pecuniary
advantage, and then can remit us a dollar Tor
| this notice.
The many frie nds of Miss Carlyle Grimes,
who for the past year has been music teacher
| in the Collegiate Institute, Deer Lodge, learn
| with regret of her determination to return
hsme for the purpose of resuming study. She
expects to leave next Monday.
Mr.. John T. Murphy, of Murphy, Neel 4,
Co. passed through Thursday to Helena from
| the east.-Mr. Chas. S. Warren, of Butte,
was In town this week.-Mrs.. N. ID. Con-
molly. Philipsburg, is in town.---Judge +.
| r. Bill, of Blackfoot, has been in Deer Lodge
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stone and boy spent a
few days in Deer Lodge since last issue and
returned to Helena. The General Land Com
missioner OF the N. p. r. R., Colonel N. G
| Lamborn, is expected to reach Helena In
/ week or ten days, when Ed" again expects
! to come over with him.
/ Mr.. II. Mcdaniel, of Saline county. No.
who has been in town some days, left yester
day for Missoula county, accompanied by
Bert Davis. He Is looking out cattle range
and expects to travel some weeks, possibly
going into the Northwest Territory. We
hope he win see 1t to his advantage to camp
\ somewhere in this neighborhood.
Mr.. J. @. Kerley, formerly of the Indepe'd
emit and for several years resident OF Dee'
4 Lodge, was In town this week In the Interest
of that paper and enjoying visit with oio
friends. Mr. Kerley has now cattle ranch u
Meagher county, and we are glad to know
has better prospect of q competence than
usually falls to the printer.
Judge Knowles came from Butte Wednes
day, and Thursday evening argued betors
Judge Galbraith in chambers motion to SCI
aside the execution on personal property O
the Algonquin Company for some 5000
obtained by Mr.. weinstein. Messrs. Robin
SON and Whitehiil appeared for Mr. Vein
stein. We have not heard the result.
Mrs. III. I. Mahan, daughter OF Mr.. a1t
Mrs. John Y. Batterton, on the removal Q
herself and husband to Butte some TIVE
weeks SINCE came here to visit her parents
bringing her two children. Floy, the infan
daughter, took the measles, and growini
worse. Mr.. Mahan was summoned and al
rived Tuesday. The child died on Wednes
day. The funeral took place Thursday ato
m. from the residence Of Judge Batterton.