The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-17
PERSONAL.

Hugh Mitchell is recovering from his in
jury.
f. l.. Bonner goes to Helena tomorrow to
| meet Colonel Lamborn.
the Supreme Court session.
Mrs. j. f. Dickey In visiting her father and
mother in Jefferson county this week.
Mr.. William Milling arrived from Chicago
this week and will remain at Pioneer for
some time.
Mrs. Charles S. Warren returned to Butte
last Saturday. Miss Mary Galbraith of Deer
Lodge, is her guest.
Manager Mcguire was IN town this week
arranging for the Moss Ministries. He has a
number Of frst-class attractions engaged for
the season.
Hon. A. NJ. Hotter, of Helena, went south
last Saturday bound for the Templars' Con-
clave ria Wood River. Major Gaddis, of
Fort Logan, also passed through to the Con-
clave Wednesday.
DR.. Fowler, of Salt Lake, formerly of Vir-
ginia City and Radersburg, accompanied by
r. s. Hale, Esq, came up from the south
this week. DIR. F. is merely taking little
iaunt for recreation.
Gen. Albert Pike, Grand Commander of
the So A. A. s. Rite of Free Masons of the
U. s., who was en- route to Montana from tho
west mas been sick at Cour d'Alene. Hon.
Harry R. Comfy has gone to meet him.
Mr.. J. z. McAndrews, wife, and child, of
o.. e.. L.. L., 4,
brother of our fellow townsman, James S.
McAndrews, and it is probable the brothers
will engage in business together in Anaconda.
Colonel John W. Lowell and wife, of Salt
Lake, and Judge L. Lowell and Miss Winnie
Denton, of Syracuse, Ills, will arrive about
the Goth inst, and be the guests of G. d. JOS
Ign, Deer Lodge. The party expect to enjoy
a few days camping out.
Father Kelleher, of Virginia City, who ex-
rmplifies in this world the perfect peace and
enjoyment which we ordinary mortals only
hope to attain in the next, has been in town
the past week. An additional story in his
palace of content is the fact that the Virgin
ians are buildin nice, and much needed.
church.
Paul Dana, son of Charles A. Dana, the
great editor ofthe New York Sun came in on
horseback from the far north Wednesday
where he has been with Prof Pumpelly and
went east yesterday, designing to spend q
day each i n Butte and at Colorado Springs.
He is = very pleasant gentleman and may ono
day do as James Gordon Bennett has done.
Major j. B. Pond, who has Rev. Henry
Ward Bsecher under engagement for his
lecture tour, is the personifcatIon of q
pleasant gentleman. AS he served with an
Independent command during the war and
had many bouts with the rangers of Prices
army and the free lancer commands in Kan
sas and along the southwest frontier, he met
many gentlemen here with whom he had a
close acquaintance in the old war days. We
hope to see Major Pond again and again.
Capt T. P. Fuller, Collector for the Mon
tana District, went to Salt Lake this week.
He will go thence to Boise and receive the
ColIectors's offices and property in each of
these places As he has to pay his own ira
yelling expenses and his salary is not increas-
ed, the Captain can't see where the advap-
tage is of having his district increased to
one third the size OF tho United States.
superintendent Atwood of the Drum
Lummon, accompanied by his family were
in town a few days since, destined for San
Francisco, where he will look after the sixty
stamp mill being constructed there for the
Drum Lummon. The machinery so far re-
ceived is all for hosting and developments,
enormous air compressors and drills being
required in the great developments now in
progress.
Miss Nellie Withers, appointed by the
Trustees as teacher in the primary depart
ment Of the Deer Lodge public school, is q
native of Bloomington, H., where she grad
mated and afterward taught. She was con-
<idered one Of the best teachers in the city.
She has been teaching in Chicago the past
year and was recently rendered the Blooming
ton school, but has preferred to come here.
She is well known and highly esteemed by 4
number Of our good citizens.