The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-13
PERSONAL.

Nn. William Coleman is visiting Butte
this week
Mrs. K. c. Freyschlag Of Butte is visiting
freRds in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Joseph X. Clark, OF Butte, il In town
tn" guest Of Mr. Joaquin Ahascal.
Mrssrs. Harry Peterson and J. Z. Marcum.
the ru~tling merchants Of Heimville, were In
town this week.
Mrs o. J. Salisbury and children arrived
from Salt Lake this week and went to Helena
by special coach.
Col. w. +. Saunders went to Butte and re.
tured this week to Helena. He expects to
return In few days.
Hon. Granville Stuart and daughter, Miss
Katie, accompanied by Miss Lulu Cole, are
visiting friends IN Deer Lodge this week.
Hon. Israel Glenn, of Sunset, one of the for
mer valuable memb-rs OF the Legislature
from this county, 10 spending a day OF two In
town.
Mr. James Shields, of Butte, accompa MED
by his wife and three children, was in town
this week en- route to Seattle, where he ex
poets TO locate.
Mr.. John Healey, the affable San Francis
co. wool dealer,is on this side the country and
expects TO cross the range toward the land Of
the gentle shepherds next week.
DR.. SD. Mercer, chiefsurgeon Of the Union
Pacific Railway company, accompanied by
his wife and niece, visited Deer Lodge this
week and remained day or two.
DR.. Charles f. NJ ussigbrod treated his lady
guests TO an early drive to Deer Lodge Tues
day. when, after being entertained by DR.
Mitchell, they sped away again to the Upper
Valley.
Mr.. ii. Knippenberg, manager Of the Hec-
Ia company, Glendale, accompanied by his
wife and children, and Mr.. James Pa fet of
the same company spent a day in Deer Lodge
this week
Sheriff George W. Irwin was in town Tues
day, having in charg. ~ United States
prisoner Mel an arrested some weeks since
for robbing the United States mails at Wood
vile. He Wa taken to Hrlrna
Captain P-nros-, Of the Regular Army,
recently stationed at Missoula, and who, we
understand, has been promoted to Major,
was in town Tuesday en- route east, having
been assigned to duty at Fort Niagara.
Capt ID, II. Trufant one of our oldest and
worthiest citizens left this week for his for
mer home IN Bath. Maine, where he expects
10 remain. We are sorry 10 lose the Captain,
but trust he will enjoy his far eastern home.
J.C Robinson. E-q has commenced the
construction of that six mile wood and lara
h.r fiumr and expects 10 be shooting wood
and lumber through IL into Deer Lodge by
Septrmbe". A competent mechanic has con-
tracted 10 build IT.. lie IN n novel enterprise
aud IL successful will b. duplicated in many
places by another year.
Mr.. HiIIhouse Raymond, with whom we
had the pleasure of visiting the National
Park eleven years ago aud having very EN-
jOyable time, was In town this week. The
Raymond Brothers now have a 1900 acre
ranch In Madison county. and 700 head Of
the best bred horses In the country. Not
withstanding his wealth hn seems happy and
we trust both will long abide with him.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Martin of Harding, Martin
g. Co, the favorablv known wool dealers Of
Boston, made III q pheasant call this week,
not the less appreciated that they have found
The sheen here drifted TO the East side and
there Is now little business 10 be done on the
dope side Of the range. We commend the
firm TO East Side journalists ~ one of the
most satisfactory we ever did business with.
Colonel A. NJ. Voolfolk, the very able ell
itor Of the Helena Independent, who. with his
wife, has been absent son- ten weeks visiting
St Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Lexington,
st. Louis, Denver, and Intermediate points.
returned yesterday pia Ogden. and lraves for
home this morning. The Colonpl IL ferling
fine after his long vacation and returns TO his
labors ready for another pull In the editorial
harness. IL there is an ahier Editorial writer
than the Colonel on the Montana press We
do not know who 10 Is.