The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-06
Bonnie! &c.,
DEER LODGE.
DEER LODGE.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Wilkinson, recently of
Pioneer, are in town.
w Pemberton, Esq, of Butte, accom-
panied Major Maginnis to Missoula.
Messrs. Marcus Daily and j. p. Bennett
have been duck hunting in the valley this
week.
DIR. Glass, recently of Portland, Oregon, is
looking around in Montana with view OF
locating.
o. u. o'Bannon, Rsq., left for Omaha We'd
nesday evening expecting TO be absent about
ten days.
Mr. Slaughter and family, who went east
a couple of years since, have returned TO
Deer Lodge and located.
Judge w. j. Galbraith and District Court
Clerk Geo. w. Irwin, came down Sunday
from Butte and returned the same day.
Major Martin Maginnis, Democratic can
d,date for delegate to Congress, was in town
Tuesday night en- route to Missoula county on
a campaign trip.
Messrs. V. b. McQuestion and John II.
| Quigley, who are accredited with having as
pirations for the assessorship, have been in
town during the past week.
DIR. l.. s. lesson, resident of Deer Lodge
some ten years ago, was recently married In
St. Louis. We believe IL was Shakespeare
said, "Marryi past all surgery"
| We had the pleasure this week of calls
| from number of old personal and Masonic
friends, In attendance at the Grand Lodge
"Though lost to sight, TO memory dear"
Mr.. I'D. Lombard, for some time recently
in the NEW NORTHWEST Office, has gone to
Missoula to take cases on the new paper tt
be published there. He is competent ant
reli able workman.
Mr.. b. #. Putnam, In charge of the PUN
pelly geological survey of Montana, was II
town this week and is going to Missoula
General and systematic work will be com
menced In the spring.
Mr.. Herman, of Spokan Falls, who, Will
here in July acquired some mining interest
In the Orc Elmo district, expects to return
here shortly and with capitalists begin activ
development of their property.
!, Thos Godfrey, Esq, our esteemed Clea
Creek correspondent, has been in town Thu
week, The Thunderbolt camp Is quite wei
: mn in the storm region and 1t is good coun
try not to be in when the SHOWS come down
IL was reported In Pioneer and vicinit
last week that DIR. A. III. Mitchell had died
smallpox. Mr. Ed II. Irvine, TO whose 10
Il fell to deny the rumor. says 1t would y
worth while for man to die to have rs man
regrets expressed as were wasted before tn
camp found the report was bogus.
Mr.. NJ. L. Lawson; formerly Of DeerLodg
and lately with Caplics, Smith & CO., Ne
Chicago, left here Wednesday morning Il
Butte, where he will hereafter be book-kesI
: or for f. l.. Bonner & Co. Mr.. Lawson
one of the most competent accountants o
: the West Side, and very highly esteeme
young gentleman.
Mr.. i. Cans, representing the well estai
l;shed and reliable house OF Levi Strauss
Co., San Francisco, importers and dealers
' foreign and domestic dry goods and man
facturers of the celebrated patent rivete
clothing bearing their name, was in tow
1 this week en- route TO Missoula. The hons
could not have more popular represents
tive.
Among the ladies from abroad who visit
s Deer Lodge with their husbands or escorts
attend the Masonic festivities were Mrs.
Fritz, Mrs. j. b. Hornbuckle, and Mrs. NJ
y ner, OF Helena; Mrs. w. 7. Allison, Phi
ipsburg; Mrs. p. Talent, Mrs. j. ID. Thorn;
and Mrs. j. +. Beck, Butte. Despite the u
: favorable weather we trust all enjoyed then
selves.