The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-10-19
Personal.


Happy Jack Lzugrishe next week.
Mr.. 8. Marchesseau, of Butte, was in town
Sunday.
Sheriff George W. Irwin, of Butte, was in
the city Monday.
Judge VIM. J. Galbraith returned from
Dillon yesterday.
C. P. 81. Bielenberg went to Butte wednes-
day on some legal business.
Rev. J. r. Russell, of Butte, was down
this week on Collegiate Institute business.
Spencer johnson, who has been in the Ju-
dith country since April, returned yesterday.
Messrs. w. w. Dixon and John f. Forbis,
Of Butte, were in town last Saturday on legal
business. ss
Charley Miller, of Butte, visited friends
here last Sunday, returning home Monday
evening.
VIM. Sweetland, formerly of sweetand
Station aud now of Sun River, was in town
yesterday.
w. %. Speer, Esq, one of the brightest
young lawyers Of Butte, was down wednes-
day on legal business.
The Marquis of Todd went to Butte Tues
day evening as Delegate to the Republican
Judicial District Convention.
NJ. d. Hickey, who worked in Gus Zoseps
shop during the summer, left yesterday for
his old home in Lexington, Ky.
DR.. G. n. Bowie, of Philipsburg, came up
last Sunday to meet his son Alvin, who had
been to Butte for medical treatment.
Col. W. +. Sanders, of Helena, was in Deer
Lodge Tuesday, attending the meeting of the
stockholders of the Montana Improvement
Company.
Messrs.J A. Featherman, Zeb NJ. Haynes
and j. Shull, Of New Chicago, were in town
this week attending the Republican county
convention.
Messrs. A. B. Hammond and r. A. Eddy,
Of Missoula, were in town this week attend
ing the meeting of the Montana Improve
ment Company.
Mr.. A. Magee, representing the Pacific Life,
the sporting journal of San Francisco, was
looking after the interests of his paper in
Deer Lodge this week.
Rev. Galen Wood, the new Christian min
lister, is expected to arrive to-day and will
preach in the court house next Sunday at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Hon. A. q. Botkin, United States Marshal
for the Territory, came over from Helena
Wednesday on penitentiary business. The
gentleman seemed to be improving in health
Rev. y. NJ. Taylor, of the Christian church,
who preached in Deer Lodge last spring and
has been ministering in Helena during the
summer, will soon return to the States and
take charge of pulpit in Springfield, Ills.
Mr.. Judson j. Kennedy, of Sunset, has
been in town since Monday, having brought
up a sack full of dust from his placers, and
represented his district in the Republican
county convention last Wednesday.
Our efficient County Clerk and Recorder,
Thomas +. Ward, returned last Friday from
a month visit to his old home in st. Mary's,
Kansas. He was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Maggie Ward, who will spend the
winter here.
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Caplice & Smith,
who hes been east for some years receiving
medical treatment for his eyes, is now visit
ing his old stamping ground. He passed
through Deer Lodge yesterday on his way
to Philipsburg.
Messrs Hank Walton, of Butte, Nick BEL
enberg, Fl. II. Zenor and Bob Harris,
OF Deer Lodge, expect to leave IN a day or
two on hunting tip in the Big Blackfoot
country. They are after big game, and will
likely return well supplied.
Mr.. Con. Kohrs left for Judith Basin last
Monday, to see to the shipment East of 100
head of prime beef cattle by way of the
Northern Pacific railroad. He will visit
Chicago and New York during his absence,
and return in about two months.
Tom Hogan, cattle foreman, who has been
in the employ Of Kohrs & Bielenberg for
many years, left Tuesday for California,
his health requiring a milder climate. His
employers say he was the most faithful en-
ploye they ever had, and are sorry to part
with him.
Mr.. J. H. Monteath, who very creditably
filled the chair Of city editor Of the Inter
the past summer, during the absence
Of Commissioner Read in Denver, was down
a couple of days this week, getting breath
Of fresh air. An old friend, Mr.. w. A. Acres,
did the honors of the town. We trust he |
will come again and stay longer.
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