The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-25
PERSONAL.

Governor Crosby returned to Helena Tues
day.
Mrs J. 7. Woodward, of Butte, ID visiting
In Deer Ledge.
Warden Creel went to Helena on wednes-
day nights train.
Mrs. J. II. Fish, Of Butte, IL registered .,
the Scott House.
DR.. and Mrs. o. B. whitford, Of Butte
were In town yesterday.
WV. Dixon and John y. Torbis, Esqs
were in town yesterday.
Secretary Tooksr lsft fer Dakota Monday
to be absent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman have been In
Butte and Anaconda the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Scott and "willie'
have returned after fortnight's visit to
Helena.
Masters Daniel j. Welch, Jr., and Johnnie
Rodgers, Of Butte, are visiting relatives in
Deer Lodge.
Col. w. +. Sanders, Chairman Of the Re-
publican Territorial Committee, has gone
East Tor month.
Mrs. q. N. Bowie and children, Of Philips
burg, are visiting Deer Lodge, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. O'Bannon.
Mrs. Henry McMurphey, Of Butte, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
E. Evans, returned home this week.
Florence, the six-ysar-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. s. Kelley, is Frustrated with
scarlet fever, but IL getting along favorably.
Mrs. Charles Birdssye, of Blackfoot, and
niece, Miss Atalahta Birdseye, were the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins this week,
and went to Butte Wednesday.
Miss Jane LeMoyns, daughter Of DR.. Le-
Noyns, Of Washington, Pa, who ha, been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Whitehill
the past week, left for home on Wednesday
nights train.
Col. Will. L. visscber, the noted poet,
humorist, author and actor, Of Denver, Col,
IL in Butte, and will probably deliver there
his celebrated humorous lecture. "Si1ty
Minutes in the War"
Mr.. James w. whitlatch, the pioneer
quartz finder of Montana, who now has some
valuable mines near Gable, was In town Mon
day evening. He says Montana Is the best
mining country left uneIhausted, and Butte
il the best mining camp in the world.
Miss Kate Siebenaler, who is teaching the
Drummond school, was thrown from horse
. few evenings ago and quite badly but not
hurt. Glad to hear she Is get
ting along all right. We used to think she
would break her neck skating, but one who
Is born to be killed ON horseback will be.
Miss Mary Annie, daughter Of John Cap
lice, Esq, Butte, was married by Bishop
Brondel, in Helena, at .. m, last Sunday,
to Mr.. George E. lockwood, substantial
business man Of Chicago. The father and
brother of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Largsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Lavelle, and
Mrs. w. W. Dixon, of Butte, were present
The bride and groom left in an hour for Chi
cago. Miss Caplics has many friends in this
county who wish her. as . wife, all the hap
piness life can give.
The Inter- Mountain reports that Superin-
tsndent st. Clair was thrown some twenty
feet from the platform Of . passenger car,
while Fridays seuth-bound passenger was
going Down Beaver Caaon, and seriously in
jured about the face and neck. The train
was stopped as soon As possible and Mr.. st.
Clair taken on board in an unconscious con-
dition. Very fortunately the special car,
with DIR. Mercer, Surgeon Of the q. p, and
DR.. Mitchell, Surgeon Of the q. and n, on
board was attached to the train, and the in
jured man received ut once excellent surgical
attention. At last accounts he was csnsid-
cred out Of danger. The air pump on the
engine was not working, and Mr.. st. Clair
was setting = hand brake, when his foot
missed the "dog," aud the recoil, as he was
about to give tho brake the final turn, threw
him of. 1t Is remarkable he was not killed