The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-05-18

Mr.. N. Bielenberg has gone to Sun River
Tom Mackaness and Chas. Hoepfner are
establishing fish, fruit and vegetable mar.
ket in Helena.
Capt Erskine, George W. Brock, Henry
Grant, VIM. Mclaughlin, Henry Uhler and
VIM. Craven, of Bear, are in town.
Mr.. v. X. Goss, who was given up for a
dead man three weeks ago, is up and out and
getting along nicely. He had a close call,
but weathered the storm.
DR.. j. II. Owings, who has been quiet III
for the past ten days with bronchitis and
threatenings of pneumonia, is convalescipg
and was out Wednesday.
w. E. Cullen, Esq, of Helena, and John
II. Forbis, J. +. Baldwin and G. w. Staple.
ton, Esqs., Of Butte, are among the additional
legal lights who have been in town the past
week.
Messrs. Henry Imkamp, w. T. Allison,
ohm Reins, G. s. Atwater, j. II. Smith,
James oDonnell, James Gallagher, Martin
Comber, Frank Hughes and p. Dougherty,
of Philipsburg, are in town.
Mr.. Medhurst and family, of Butte, are
stopping at the Warm Springs Hotel, that
gentleman having been quite i'll. Mr.. J. X
Pardee, Of Philipsburg, has also been there,
and Ill, but both are convalescent.
Mr.. J. II. Taylor, collector of the Ladepess.
dent, was in town q few days since and
bought in with Forbis Irvine In the Noun.
tain Glen dairy. Mr. Wilson, Of the Herald,
alss has a dairy interest in Nevada Creek
valley.
Mr.. James Davis, publisher Of the Northern
Pacific Rail,cdy Journal, was in town this
week In the interest of his paper, which Is
issued simultaneously in Chicago and st.
Paul. The paper has a circulation of 1900
copies per month.
Among the visitors from Butte who dropped
into town last Friday were Sheriff IRWIN,
Charles s. Warren. Lee Mantle and w. i.
Lippincott. When asked what brought so
many Of them down, they said it was
"a train" That crowd never gives itself
away.
Messrs. o. b. Whitford II. Williams, Jos.
A. Hyde, A. w. Bernard, Dennis Lcary,
Godfrey Lavelle, II. McMurphey, John
Brannagan, John Downs and John +.
Cowan, of Butte, all, we believe, more or
less interested in mining suits, were in town
yesterday.
DIR. Charles F. Mussigbrod, who has given
close personal attention to the Warm Springs
asylum for some years, expects to begin .
fortnight vacation next week, combining
business and pleasure. He will visit Virginia
City, Bohemian and Helena, travelling with
buggy.
DIR. NJ. ID. Galbraith, a relative Of Judge
Galbraith, arrived here few days ago from
Tarentam, Pa, where he has practiced dem
tistry The past seven years. Failing health
induced trip to the mountains, and during
his stay he win follow his profession. He
has an office at the McBurney House.
Hon. WIN. H. Clagett was in town Tuesday
en- route to walla waIla and Portland with
the purpose Of taking general look around
the coast, and, IL he finds desirable location,
removing his family there from Salt Lake.
Mr.. CIagett has, for the past year, had tins
trip In view, but has been delayed until the
present time We trust his quest will result
in determining 20 return and relocate In
Montana,
Mrs. G. p. L. Talent left Butte for New
England last Saturday, having been hastily
summoned home by the illness Of her mother.
Daring her visit she will select, In the manu-
facturer's ware-rooms, pianos and organs for
persons desiring Instruments Purchasers
can thus secure the tone OF instruments they
desire, which is not generally the case In
making an open order. Miss Lincoln has the
exclusive agency for the Justly celebrated
steinway pianos In Deer Lodge and Silver
Bow counties. A letter addressed TO her IT
Butte win be forwarded.