The new North-west., 1883-12-14
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. B. Doddrid ge, wife Of superinten-
dent Doddridge Of the q. & N. Is visiting
friends in Helena this week.
Mr. Henry Hnribut, one of the worthi-st
old citizens of Deer Lodge, expects to leave
tomorrow for his home in Durand. Ills.
Ms. George B. Smythe, lady who has
made many friends here, has gone to Ogden
for time, there being no building obtaina-
BILE by her husband at Garrison for . resi-
dence.
Frank n. Woody Esq, wound up his
half hundred years last Monday and says no
is good for fifty more II they will only keep
the hand grenades away from him. He has
been q resident of Montana over twenty
three years.
Sheriff c. w. Berry, Sr., Messrs. C. w. Ber-
ry, Jr., w. J. Mccormick, Frank Woody,
David Leamer, 8. T. Arthur, John w.
Arthur, q. w. Lombard, VIM. Sparenberg,
wm White and John l.. Sloane Of Missou-
Ia were in town this week as parties in the
Reusse case.
Mr. Ed Delaney, of Helena, one of the
whols-souled men of Montana, has been
making few days enjoyable visit to his
friends in Deer Lodge. We know he will
not deny that he came over with the princi-
pal object of seeing his girr' and the girl
was as happy as he. Come again Ed.
Conrad Kohrs, Esq, and G. Bielenberg,
ESQ.,, the father of the Bielenberg boys, OF
Deer Lodge, arrived from Davenport . few
days ago. Mr. B., although over seventy, ID
In excellent health and vigor. He expects to
make the boys happy for two or thre 9
months.
On Thanksgiving evening Mr.. J.E. Van.
Gundy, while engaged in . friendly tussle, In
an endeavor to turn his opponent, wrsnched
his shoulder, as he supposed, and it became
very painful, confning him to his room. This
week 1t was discovered the shoulder was dis
located and it was thereupon set, but is still
q torture. "Van" is now out and we hope
will soon be as well as ever.
Mr.. u. NJ. Pennoyer, chief salesman in tbs
house of..John v. Farwell & Co., Chicago
which employs some seven hundred clerks
was the gentleman relieved of the diamone
ring by the stage robbers last summer. Dur
ing his stay here the past ten days he ha
made many friends the remembrance o
whom we trust will compensate for "the lat,
unpleasantness" on Jones Hill
w. j. Mccormick Esq, Of NJ Missoula, ha
been in town this week on legal business
"Mac" expects to be present at the Consti-
tutional convention in January, and as b.
was a member of the first Legislature o
Montana in 1864, and has been member o
four Legislatures since, 1t is not improbable
his Democratic brethren will sacrifice hin
as president of the convention.
DIR. Chas. s. whitford, of Butte, was II
town this week experimenting the remova
of the remains of his mother to the Butt
cemetery. Mrs. whitford was buried in tn
old cemetery on College Hill In! 1870. Til
remains were subsequently removed to tn
new cemetery and are now taken to Butte
Although identification was otherwise posi-
tive, 1t was sadly corroborated by finding o.
the finger gold ring with the initials, &C
B.w."
Messrs. Carl Kleinschmidt, Sr. and Jr
have been in town during the past weel
They have recently purchased some 400 hea
of good horses and established horse ranc
on North Fork, about eight miles from Helm
Vile. They are fencing q section of Ian
and putting up stables and sheds at presen
and expect to procure other ground and hav
very extensive and excellent ranch. Th
improvements will include large ditch SCI
eral miles long, to cover fine piece of Ian
, not now cultivable. 1t is not improbab
two or three fine stations will be purchase
from Mr.. Larabie.
Mr.. Henry Imkamp, the banker of Philip
: burg, was In town few days ago. He r
minded us that on July evening in 1869
| took the first copy of the NEW NORTH YVES
7 from the press and has taken two copies
+ every issue since-and paid for them.
1869 he was comparatively young, delica
: and poor man. In 1883 he is but little old
, and has grown rich, healthy and happy. tt
: moral OF this story is too obvious to requi
mention. Subscription books now opel
4 terms az usual.
! Delegate Maginnis last year named q SO
Of General John A. Gibbon for the Montai
y appointment to West Point, but the your
man failed to pass examination. He b
since named for the place John M. Evan
son Of Mr.. Phil K. Evans, of Deer Lodge al
he will be examined for admission ne
June. He goes East In few weeks to tai
= q preparatory course before the sxaminatio
He is young man Of good character. exer
plary habits and fine intelligence. His a
mission and success are almost equally
u yond question.