The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-16
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DEER LODGE, MARCH 2, 1888. ,..
PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. d. Holland is in Philipsburg this
| week.
Mrs. J. Z. Dickey after a protracted and
severe illness Is recovering.
Col. Geo. Gibson and wife, of Fort Shaw,
were in town Sunday en- route to San Fran
| cisco.
Mr.. #. B. Gilmore, representing Her g. Co.,
Omaha, is making his annual spring tour of
Montana.
Mr.. James N. York, one of our Oldest citi-
zens, Is i'll and under treatment at St.
Josephs Hospital.
Mr.. Leigh R. Freeman, of the Butte Inter-
Mountains Freeman, has been in town this
week on business trip.
Mr.. Duncan Dingwall, of New Chicago
who made winter trip to the Puget Sound
country, returned this week.
w. J. Mccormick, Esq, of Missoula, who
has been looking after cattle interests near
Benton, returned home Wednesday.
DIR. @. X. Cole, of Helena, appointed by
Governor Crosby TO inspect the Penitentiary
and Insane Asylum, arrived by last evenings
coach.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ed. H. Irvine, Judge o. B.
o'Bannon, and II. 8. Reed, cashier Of Dom
nell, Clark & Larabie's bank, are in Butte
this week.
Mr.. w. A. Acres has returned to Deer
Lodge and is in charge of the Forwarding
and Commission business of Joslyn & Morse
at Deer Lodge Depot.
A report published In Butte that Mrs. A.
II. Mitchell and Mrs. George w. Irwin were
seriously Ill is happily incorrect. They were
i'll few days, but not seriously.
Hon. Granville Stuart, President of the
Council, was in town a couple Of days this
week visiting his mother. He has regained
his health, SO much impaired a few years
since, and looks good for a decade or two
yet.
Messrs. L. +. and #. NJ. Keim, father and
son, were in town Thursday en- route to
Spring Mountain, Idaho, where they have
some quartz interests. They were engaged
this winter on the Aladdin lode, in Wallace
district, where they are yco-owners with Col
9. w. Morse and P. Brogan.
Assistant Engineer J. J. Donnavan who,
during the illnes 81 of Assis tant Engineer
Darling, has been in charge of the N. p.
party at McCarty's bridge the past two
months, came NJ, last week to receive ten
tons of bridge ir on for two bridges on the
He'll Gate, completing the bridge iron ship
ment over the U. & n. He returned to the
line Wednesday.
Hon. j. c. c'Cam") shoup, brother of
Col shoup, well known in Montana, and as
ISOLATED with him in business in Salmon
City, Chaliis anti Bonanza, Idaho, died few
days ago in Boise, Idaho, where he served
during the recent session of the Legislature
An unfounded rumor got current that he had
gone east and was missing, but II seems he
was all the time lying i'll in Boise.
IT.. there Is n pleasure in meeting old
acquaintance that one likes, we were happy
this week when Mr. and Mrs. WV Morris, of
Virginia City, came this way en- route home
from Helena and tarried day in Deer
Lodge. 1t was q reminder of old times-too
old times, for we recollect when "Billy"
brought his bride from the States and nestled
her in that cezy home on idaho street that
we lorn wanderers considered IL such o
special dispensation Of Providence to be in
vited TO occasionally; and now they told us
that their son, fifteen years old, would meet
them at Dillon and drive them home. Who
ever lived In Virginia that did not ever after
bear 1t and Its people In kindly remem-
brance? 1--WE except the road agents.. We
hope TO see "tho Honorable member from
Madison" and his worthy wife in Deer Lodge
again.