The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. r. Boisvsrt left this week for visit to
Canada -. re sa
Katie Putnam 1, announced for Salt Lake
soon, and is to come to Montana.
Mrs. Imogene Vivian, wife Of Chas. Vivian,
deceased, gave dramatic recitation in Salt
Lake City last week.
The Dair Bros, who have been quartz
mining in Gro Elmo district the past year or
two, left for Cincinnati, Ohio, Tuesday last.
Mr.. @. G. Conner, in the employ of MUIR
ply, Higgins & Co., left with his family for
Hebron, Neb., yesterday, expecting to return
in the spring.
Mira. II. r. Whitehill, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood at Marysville the
past two weeks, returned Wednesday, hay
ing had most delightful visit.
Our old and much esteemed friend, Isaac
Dean, left this week fer Macedon, NY. His
health has been good this year, and we hope
to see him in Montana again Gin the spring"
Mr.. II. Redmond, formerly conductor and
roadmaster between Spring Hill and Deer
Lodge, has been appointed yaromaster at
Helena, with seven men in the yard. He
will move his family over to-day.
Messrs. T, NJ. Wilkinson, e. NJ, Harvey
and w. r. Tate, of the Montana historical
work, left yesterday for Missoula. After
completing work in that county they will
proceed to Butte. They had good success
here in both the business and historical de-
partments of the work, and are very atfable
and competent gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Mills arrived from
Bohemian last week. Mr.. M. was yesterday
to take charge of "the News department"
which we presume includes the city page, of
the Butte er-MouataiR. Mrs. Mills will re-
main short time with her parents and then
join her husband.
Mr.. j. j. Donovan, Asst Eng. N. p. r. R.,
was in town last Sunday. 1t would appear
from this that although the three-rail project
| is "off" temporarily, interest in this locality
| is not lost, and there may yet be a purpose to
unite. We would be pleased to see Mr.. D.
placed in charge and arrangements perfected
at an early day.
The remains Of John Magone, who died at
illness, were brought to Deer Lodge for in
terment, and he was buried Tuesday last.
Messrs. John Harrington, P. Powers, P. Biz
mingham, James Byrnes, P. Hansy, D. Mel
len, VIM. Ryan, P. Dooley, NJ. Dooley, Jas.
Brennon, Graden and Black, friends Of the
deceased, accompanied the remains to Deer
Lodge.
ebrated on last Saturday evening their silver
wedding-the twenty fifth anniversary of
their marriage. The occasion was one of the
most magnificent manifestations Of good
will and esteem that has ever occurred in the
West. We do not care to say anything about
Colonel Sanders; but were he the best man
ever God made, he ought to get down on his
knees every day and return grateful thanks
that Heaven has given him the wife he has.
This is brief, but we trust it expresses our
sentiments clearly.
Rev. Galen Wood, who has taken charge
of the Christian church, Deer Lodge, was
educated at Hiram and Bethany Colleges,
and graduating in 1877, has been the past
six years stationed at Leroy, Bradford county,
Pa, and Aurora, Portage county, Ohio. He
is yet young, but is a gentleman of fine abil-
tiles and will be useful man. The Christian
congregation here, which by the way en-
brases the most devoted and reliable church
going people we have seen, consists Of some
forty members and there are q dozen more
in the neighborhood who have net yet pre-
sented their letters for membership. Mr..
Wood has been fortunate IN his location.
A most sensational story went the rounds
Of the press year or two ago to the effect
that George Pauncefort had penetrated into
some of the Oriental countries, become a
nabob, and YVES living in barbaric splendor,
surrounded by every luxury the heart could
wish and fifty wives 1t was awfully yellow
covered ten-cent literature, but it took"
amazingly. And now comes along John s.
Langrishe with letter written recently by
Pauncefort at his homo near Yokohama,
stating that he has never polygamized, has a
tea cafe five miles out from Yokohama and
is leading virtuous, contented and prosper
GUS life. 1t appears these tea cafes are pa
tronized in Japan as the saloons are in Amer
lea and that George has the fashionable
drinking resort of the Yokohamians.