The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-20
PERSONAL.

Washington Dunn, Esq, has gone to New
York.
Judge Knowles returned from Helena
Tuesday.
Thos. L. Napton, Eeq., was detained in
Helena this week by illness.
DIR. c. r. MussIgbrod was In town last sun
day and expects 10 return to-day or to-mor-
row.
Mrs. r. A. Eddy, of MisSoula, passed
through on Wednesday, bound for San Fran
cisco.
Messrs. Daniel James, Edna Jones, and
John X. Eardley, of Warm Springs, were at
the Scott House yesterday.
Dir. Frank kgbert. Recently clerk at the
Scott House, has gone to New Chicago,
where he will engage IN business.
Mr.. A. Fried, on" of the most genial Com
mrrcial travellers" from San Francisco, has
been interviewing his West Side patrons this
week.
Peter Walton, Esq, the genial shepherd of
the Deer Lodge pastures, shook off the cares
of fieck and fold this week and got him away
to the peace and pleasures of Butte.
Rev. NJ. j. Connery, S. j., en- route from
New York TO Helena and John l.. Harren-
drop, Fort Wrangle, were registered ut tho
McBurn-y House this week.
Mr.. =. Goldstone, representing the whole
sale toy and notion house Of Feigeubaum &
Co, San Francisco, was in Deer Lodge this
week, leaving "Wednesday fer Missoula.
K. X. Punneti, Esq, who succeeds Ed.
Stone, Esq. a. Auditor of the N. p. r. r. at
Helena tarrird here day this week IN route
to the Capital H. is accompanied by his
family.
The Hawkins Bros. whose acquttal for
gambling has made such furore in Chicago
law circles, are Al" and JEFF" formerly
Of Blackfoot and Cedar Greek. They have
crack house In Chicago.
Michel Pateuaui.. a forum resident Of
Deer Lodge, died at Harry Eccleson's place.
upper valley, Tuesday, of erysipelas. He
ran splinter under his thumb while build
ing fence and died in three days.
7. Il. Clohecy, a Deer Ledger some ten
years ago, Is referred to rs the well known
Wood River merchant by the Ogden Pilot.
Mr.. Clohecy and three partners recently sold
thu Solid Muldoon mine for 100000.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace left this week for Cor
nelia, Missouri, TO be absent until April
Although Billy looks well, we think his
anatomy and hons, hold effects lack rib and
| ribbons. Provide yourself, William.
Hon. A. Cave, Missoula. whose son is at
tending the Collegiate Institute here, was up
on visit few days ago. He reports mat.
tiers lively in Missoula, but does not think
| the n. p. can be completed there this year.
Henry Tetreault, of Deer Lodge, who stud.
| led two years at Assumption College, Sand
witch, Ontario, although only Is years of age,
| il a very clever artist. We have seen num-
Der of his crayon sketches that not only give
evidence of good distraction but SUPERB or
talent. II il worth cultivating.
Mr.. Joseph J. Kennedy, sentenced in May,
1870, to seventeen years in the Fenitentiary
for killing Thomas II OConnor, granted a
new trial and change of venue TO Lewis and
Clarke county, and since confined in Jail al
Helena was released on 5000 bond by order
of the Supreme Court, and returned here this
week.
We are informed that r. III Williams,
Esq.. known ~ Judge" Williams during his
practice of law here and in Helena, some
years ago, and who has been for q long time
an inmat. of the Insane Asylum, has nearly
reached the end of his pilgrimage. IL ~ not
believed he Can survive many DAYS longer.
Life has been burden TO him mentally and
| physically for years.
Mr.. Chas. Rouleau has received letter
i from walla Walla stating that Anal Gil.
bault died In ST. Marys Hospital at the place
| January 3, 1882, aud was buried on the 9Th
! Mr.. Gilhault came 10 Deer Lodge in 1865. He
had been I'm bal health for year or two past
aud went over the western range last fall
with Mr. Shaffer ~ last recourse TO regain
/ health. Ii wa too late.
| J.H. Robertson, Esq, Of Il. L. Bonner &
| Co.. returned Last Friday, having been In
| New York and other Eastern cities since last
February. purchasing goods for the firm Mr.
II. states the East u now in the food tide Of
splendid prosperity. Nearly 10000 emf
grants arrived In New York last year, $50,
100000 were spent in city improvements
rents are high, and real estat. advancing
while all kinds of labor finds prompt EN-
ployment. The ride Il yet strong and seems
increasing. This Is the condition of Affairs
thro uchouf all the East. Mr.. r. will remain
in Montana until Mr.. Bonner's return in the
spring