The new North-west., 1883-04-27
PERSONAL.
iss Lutte Evans is visiting Butte.

Miss Lutte Evans is visiting Butte.
Thos. L. Napton, Esq, of Butte, is IN town
f. L. Bonner, Esq, went to Missoula this
week.
Mr.. b. r. Horton, the efficient postmaster
nj Stone Station iS in town.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson, who has been visiting
friends In Butte has returned to Deer Lodge
Yesterday was the 25th anniverSary-Silver
Wedding Dav-of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. c. Claw
son, Bonanza, Idaho.
Mr.. C. C. Thurston. of Butte, was IN town
this week II II stated he will soon st art ex'
t"nsive brick yards in Helena
MrJ. b. Wilson, travelling agent of that
excellent paper, the Salt Lake Tribune was
in town yesterday interviewing our citizens.
Mr.. Geoffrey LavelIe who used TO be Zone
of the boys" and who has now settled down
a. "A steady going family man in one of the
pleasantest homes in Butte, was in town this
week.
Mr.. w. +. Ballard, of Pioneer. who spent
the winter at the Russ House, San Francis
co, returned this week and will turn the wa
ter on his mines as soon as the Rock Creek
ditch flows.
Mr.. G. A. Kellogg. G. E., is in Deer
Lodge this week doing surveying in the
vicinity. When work is 10 be well done it
want Kellogg TO de it.
Following are the names of the seven
'stampeders" from Bozeman who took dim
ner in Deer Lodge Monday: VIM. Frazer,
Mike Knox, David Boerum, VIM buttons
w. Fair, Bird Calfee, VIM. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Birdseye were in town
Wednesday night, the shipment of large
stock Of goods 10 the Birdseye establishment,
Blackfoot, the day of their arrival compell-
ing shorter visit than contemplated.
Capt J. II. Gageby and wife of Fort Mis-
>oula, left Deer Lodge Tuesday morning for
the Arkansas Hot Springs. Capt. Gageby has
heen an invalid for the past nine months
with acute rheumatism m and seeks relief in the
famous waters.
Capt. c. Hobart, of Fort Mssoula, who
has been enjoying few months leave in the
village on Manhattan Island, returned last
Sunday with his family and hence TO the
Fort. The captain looks as though Gotham
agreed with him.
Ex-Governor B. +. Potts returned from the
east last Friday and went TO Helena He
purchased eight fine Clydesdale and English
draft horses while east and expected them to
arrive at Bozeman this week. He found the
price Of fine draft horses very high in the
States.
The Inter "ountain pays this graceful stri-
butte to couple OF our Deer Lodge ladies
who returned home Sunday last: Misses
Grace and Flora Farn,worth, two of the most
lovely and accomplished young ladies Of
Deer Lodge, who have been In Butte for the
past several weeks as the guests Of Mrs. Geo.
Odeil, have returned home.
While enjoying their trip east Mr.. and
Mrs Il. L. Bonner devoted day to making
trip 10 Mount Vernon from Washington.
The fine steamboat, w. w Corcoran, runs
from Washington to Mount Vernon and re-
turn daily, giving visitors two aud half
hours at the latter place to visit the tomb Of
Washington and see the relies, including the
sslittie hatchet,p an exact reproduction Of
which now hangs suspended over the city
editors table in the palatial editorial rooms
Of the New NORTHWEST. But what we
started to say was, that In command OF the
steamer, having exclrsive franchise from the
Mount Vernon Ladies Association TO land at
the Mount Vernon pier, they found Captain
l.. l.. Blake, formerly "MJor Blake we'll
known IN Montana M pioneer Of Missoula
county. Ho commands bis craft like royal
Arronaut, and Montanians who visit wash
inkton should not fail TO take n trip on the
w. w. Corcoran.