The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-02
. PERSONAL.

Messrs. s. K. Larabie and G. p. III. Bielen- |
berg are expected home in day or two.
James Bradb1rn, who died in the hospital
this week, was a well-known resident OF
Bear Mouth and Flint Creek.
General Anderson, chief engineer Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, arrived from Mis-
soula last evening, and goes to Helena to-
day.
Mrs. Il. s. stackpole has been in Bntte this
week in attendance on her brother, Harvey
McKinstry, who Is very low with pneu-
monia.
Mr. L. s. Stackpole received dispatch
from Butte yesterday saying there was no
hope of Harvey McKinstry's recovery. MIS-.
went up last evening.
Morgan Evans, Esq. was in town this
week and although he says nothing new"
he looks AZ If the world were going still bet
ter than usual with him.
Mr.. +. Brueu, assistant engine er U. & N,
| lately in charge of that important snow shed
near Bedford, has been relieved from duty
there and Is here waiting orders. This is a
pointer"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathews, Of Butte,
having recently returned from California, are
making q visit in Deer Lodge. Their health
was materially improved in California and
they expect TO make their home there.
FIR Mcconnell, Esq, general agent OF the
| u. p railway company, took the south bound
train Wednesday morning. He goes south
TO get the new freight rates and instructions
under the recent contract between the o.
and N. p: This contract has been signed
substantially as .telegraphed. Mr.. McCon-
nell had no advices as to rates under the new
arrangement.
Bessie Louise King, who sang here last
summer Is in Portland, and the North Wes'
Ne,os says Of her. "Miss King sang Rossini's
'Iniiammatus.' A perfect storm Of applause
greeted her at its conclusion. She was called
out, and gave Last Rose of Summer" fol
encore. So delighted were her auditors thai
she was compelled to return and sing thii
gem second time. Before any audience, nj
matter how critical, her singing of THU
favorite would establish this lady ~ SINCE
Of the higher order
Mr. Henry Redmond, late conductor OF
No. 3, from Eagle Rock to Deer Lodge, ha
been promoted to road master Of the north
ern division OF the u. g. N. from Dillen
Deer Lodge, viee Mr.. Carol who goes to tn
Oregon Short Line. This gives Mr.. Red
mond charge Of all the railway section men
construction work, distractions, wrecks, ets
on the division. He understands railroadin
from atha BERN" up, having started out ~
section boss with the U. p. from Omaha an
been In the employ of the company eve
since. The railroad men say he Is the rigt
man for the place. and he Is frstrrate ma
any where.
Lieut. Fremont, Of Co. Fl. 81 o. >. lnf
who went east In November last, returne
Yesterday en- route to Missoula. y Is fathe
General John G. Fremont, now seventy yea
of age, Is hale and vigorous; rides forty
ATTY miles day on horseback, and enjoys
AZ he did thirty years ago. He viii soon
70 Mexico, and promises his son visit whe
the Northern Pacific Is complc&ed. h
mother. Mrs. Jesse Benton Fremos :, Is No
nfsy-eight years old, and In the enjoyment
xplendid health. They reside In lsew fe'
CITY. Lieut.. Fremont, with his inherit'
taste for the frontier, IL glad 70 Get back
Y the mountains, but enjoyed grss.tiy, ait
four years post service. the winter in Ame'
cas- great city.