The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-29
Bonnie! &c.,
DEER LODGE
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bonner went to Butte
Wednesday.
o. b. O'Bannon, Esq, went to Butte We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. j. G. Robinson and children returned
from Butte this week.
Mrs. WI. Galbraith and Mrs. James H
Mills, who have been in Butte the past week
will return this morning by train.
I. A. Bennett, Esq, of the firm of Davis &
Bennett assayers, Butte, is in town this week
and Is taking look around this vicinity.
Messrs. II. G. Ward and J. II. Buxton with
Mrs. s. +. Larabie, Miss Lizzie Voolfolk
and "Don" expect to leave for the fair to-
day.
Mr. VIII Kennedy, associate editor of the
New NORTHWEST went to Helena Tuesday,
and will have his say about the Fair next
week.
DIR. A. III. Mitchell and Miss Mamie b.
Kelley left for Helena yesterday. Doctor NJ.
will remain during the fair and Miss X. ex-
poets to visit in the capital fortnight or so.
Messrs. James NJ. Bailey, Thomas Stuart,
David G. Irvine, Forbis Irvine, Irvine Hig-
gins, Thos. Irvine, AS. Higgins and War
rem Kelley are in Helena attending the Fair.
We are sorry to state that Isaac Dean,
Esq, who has spent the summer in NJ ontana,
finds his health failing again, and will short
ly leave for Macedon, n. Y, to spend the
winter.
Sheriff Strang, who returned from below
this week, reports a keen interest exists
there in relation to the Clear Creek and
Boulder mines. The outlook for the camp is
very bright.
Mr.. Frank Egbert, who has spent the
past four years in Deer Lodge and New Chi
cago, expects to start next week for South
Bend, Ind. where his father resides, and re-
main during the winter.
Mr.. John Armstrong, representing the
Muscular, was in town this week interview
ing the patrons of that journal He also took
| in the sights and made the acquaintance of
some of the young ladies.
Miss Mcconnell, ofNevada Creek, arrived
| OH Saturday to enter st. Mary's Academy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Albert, of New Chicago,
were also in town and placed their nine year
old daughter in the same institution.
Messrs. Con Murphy, s. A. Estes, Dan
Gamer and family, George Pascoe, Leopold
Stetheimer, Charles Schlessinger, DAVID
| Mason and NJ. Brown were among the Butte
people who passed through to the Fair this
week.
Our old friend Shively who had the inter
esting adventure with the Nez Perces in the
Park few years ago, has been In town the
| past two weeks. He built the first mill at
Cable and expects to return there in a few
| days to resume work.
Mr.. Redwood, the accomplished artist who
is sketching the country along the line of the
| Northern Pacific 10 illustrate Mr.. IDgersolls
articles in Harper's Magazine is now in Mis-
soula en- route from the West, and will prob
ably be here next week.
Judge Pomeroy, Grand Master of Masons
Of Montana arrived from Missoula yesterday
and goes TO Butte to-day TO lay the corner
stone there on Saturday. The Judge says
quite number of people In Missoula have
! the small-pox-in their mind, and nothing
more.
| Mr. Bannrrman, special mail agent, by T. Il.
whose recommendation mail service is now
being placed between Missoula and Pen d
Orellle Lake, and whose has just completed
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an inspection of offices in Eastern Montana,
passed through last Saturday 70 Salt Lake
| City. Mr.. ID. IL well pleased with Montana,
and will probably report favorably to anum-
Der OF his friends who desire 70 locate m the
West.
Information from Hon. VIM. II. Clagett
states that he and Mr.. o. } Salisbury intend
at once to commences developing their
Shakespeare Parrot property at Butte, and
should 1t open up fayorably Mr.. Clagett will
return to Deer Lodge. having with that OBJ
| ject In view reserved from sale portion OF
| his property on First street, fronting South,
Deer Lodge and Montana will he glad indeed
to again welcome Mr.. Clagett and family to
= home among ms.
! Col. w. w. Botkin, formerly Warden of
the U. 8. Penitentiary, and who resigned TO
take charge of the commercial house Of Botkin
a Co., Butte, having returned here, Warden
1 0'Neili this week resigned In his favor, and
the Colonel Is again appointed and Installed
Warden. Hugh O'Neii has made ap excel
lent Warden and 1t Is due both TO him aud
the Colonel to state that Mr.. O'Neil ~ mat.
ter Of DIFFERENCE Insisted that the Colonel,
who had resigned ip Ills favor, should again
assume tho Wardenship. Both continue on
duty ut the prison.