The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
PERSONAL.

| Ut. n. ii. Mitchell expects TO leave Tor
Helena to morrow or Sunday.
Messrs. Marcus DAILY and NJ. j. Council ar.
rived from Butte last evening.
Captain Fl 4. Howell, superintendent OF
Gilmcr, Salisbury & Co, was in town this
week.
Bishop Brondel left on Monday for Mis-
soula. He will return and go to Helena early
in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Leonard of Iowa City,
and their daughter, Mrs /. o. Leonard, OF
Stuart, are in the city.
Mr.. L. l.. Bonner and family have been en-.
Joying "a camping trip" at the Dempsey
crossing to Mount Powell this week.
DR.. +. L. Gleason, of Butte, who was in
town Sunday, was made glad on his return
by visit from his father, who resides at Ma
lone, New Yerk.
Messrs. w. b. Doddridge, w. =. p.
Stellar and Frank Rrardon, u. &; n. r.. r
officials were in town last evening and left
on their special train
Hon VIM. II. Clagett informed the Salt
Lake Tribune few days ago that he would
soon leave for Portland, Oregon, where he
will engage In the practice of law.
Mr.. NJ. f. Blake, special correspondent of
the Oregontdn, the great paper of the north
west coast, was in town this week. He is
visiting Butte and Helena in the interest
of his journal.
Messrs. f. Il. Waterbury and Joseph Su-
prenant, two of the prominent citizens Of
Anaconda, made a pleasant call on Deer
Lodge friends Tuesday. They say Anaconda
blooms" splendidly.
Mr.. G. ID. Joslyn, the energetic manager of
the John w. Lowell Wagon Company in
Montana, was "down the road to Dillon"
this week. whenI It comes to live business
men, Joslyn sizes up with the chiefs.
Mrs. Anna Phillips, wife of Mr.. Benz J
Phillips and daughter Of Morgan Evans
Esq, Of the upper valley, died Thursday,
July 10Th, of consumption, and win be buried
at ten O'Clock Saturday from the residence of
her father.
Ex.President of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, Hon. G. b. Wright, accompanied by a
party of eleven friends, arrived last night
from Helena, lodged at the McBurney House,
and 60 west this morning by private coach.
Mr.. Wright Is president Of the New Tacoma
Land Company.
Mr.. J. @. Slavery, Of the Cable company,
accompanied by number of distinguished
Iowa gentlemen, arrived Sunday from the
east As they could not buy any Cable stock
they continued on toward Portland while he
went TO his mine. Mrs. Slavery Is spending
the summer months by the sea.
Major Boyce, one of the pioneers of Mon
tana, and still worthily represented here by
his son, James r. Boyce, Of Butte, is revisit
ing the Territory after several years absence
in Omaha and st. Joseph. The Major is hale
and hearty as ever, but has lost somewhat of
his patriarchal appearance by removal of his
once Aaronic beard.
Hon. s j. Kirkwood, Ex-Governor of
Iowa, ex-U. s. Senator and ex-Secretary of
Interior, accompanied by his wife, WIS nc
the McBurney House last evening u G with
Messrs. Slas Il butcher aud Anthr nv Gil.
keson, ESqs., of New York, co. ,st,tute a
commission going west to examf ~ and re-
port on n division Of the q, .lifornia and
Oregon railroad.
Traffic Manager John " mir. recently in
cn"Hr Oh 'he western diVp ion of the North
ern racine ROAD al foH land. having been
promoted to be General rr.e,, Manager of
the o. X. N. and N. p p with beadouar
tiers at st. Paul, passeS .as, last NIGHT 10 AZ.
sune Ihe uuHes Oh his office. He had a
spiendid banquet a. id ovation at the hands OF
his friends before ,savinr Portland.
. = SHERWOOD ESQ, agent of the U. 8
war Departmsr Il, was in town Wednesday
nignt having n charge Chief Moses, Lot
Io-nasket' ap Sar-Sarp-Kin, who have beer
~ WahinH on. The War and Interior De
par'nehSf ave promised their influences Il
secure IN m sl0O 900 to relinquish certain
ahh"' an lit will probably be granted Mr.
sherwof a saws the chi-fS danced for joy
~henu icy crossed the range and found the,
"ere' gain on the waters Of the Columbia.
p" A. Clark, ESQ. and son "Chariie" were
In L., -, a., Cor,,er drowned b,
AT les sun, and the latter grown great.
- ace he went abroad. Mr.. Clark had
leasant winter in France, Spain, and Africa
and IN looking better than when he WORKED
twenty horrs day over counter, cupei fur
mace, and ledger. He has achieved fortuna
/ by good brains, persistent industry, and pa
tient effort, and deserves 1t.
/ Mr.. Sherwood, the agent of the War DE
! partment In charge Of the Indian delegation
that went west yesterday, Is an old time Mon
tauian, having been with the Mcclellan par
ty when they made the Mcclellan, Lincoln
and other discoveries, and knew all the oil
timers intimately. Among other persona
matters ne stated 10 us that he heard tina
Major John oxens was still alive In Phila
delphis. Fred Burr, the first sheriff OF Dee
Lodge county, aas farm on the virgins
side at the mouuh Of the Potomac and wa
recently I'm Washington City attending
wo,na,,,s Rights convention.