The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-03-28
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PERSONAL.

Commissioner J. ii. Helm, of Nevada val
| ley, Is in town. - ......,. y. ........ s..
Mr.. @. A. Kellogg came in from Philips
burg Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Conrad Kohrs and Peter Walton
were at the capital on business this week.
Messrs. j. A. Featherman and z. NJ Haynes
OF New Chicago have been In town this week
Rev. ID. J. Mcmillan, ID. D., President OF
the Montana College, expects 10 start East
| to-day.
Mr.. James NJ Bailey left Wednesday for
California, where he expects to remain few
weeks for his health.
Mr.. e. ID. Cole is Northern Pacific agent
to superinteud the transfer Of emigrant. at
Garrison, and direct them to their destina-
ton.
Henry Milligan, the fireman who was in
jured near Dillon last week, is a brother of
Mrs. John Trisberger. He is improving and
out Of danger.
Col w. w. Botkin returned from Thomp-
sons Falls Wednesday. A portion Of their
material has not yet arrived, thus delaying
the issue Of the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donlon, nee Miss Mollie Nc
Kevitt, left for their home at Beartown Men,
day. The NEW NORTHWEST extends them
best wishes for happy lives.
Mr.. Finlayson, recently in the employ Of
K. l.. Bonner g. Co., has gone TO the Ceur
d'Alene country, and with his partners ex-
poets to establish store there.
Among those we have heard mentioned as
likely TO visit Salt Lake City, TO hear the
divin, Diva, Adelina Patti, next Tuesday
night, are Gov. Crosby, DIR. A. II. Mitchell,
and Sheriff George w. Irwin, of Butte.
Mr. Chas. p. Fl. Bielenberg's family expect
to start east next Sunday. They will'go via
Salt Lake City to hear Patti. Charley will
accompany them to Salt Lake, and return.
The family will 20 to Davenport and remain
until summer.
Uncle John Bradley, the oldest man we be-
licve IN Deer Lodge, went to Helena this
week to have An operation performed on his
eyes. He has had very defective sight for
years, but has professional assurance that 1t
can be at least partially restored. We hope
his treatment win be successful.
Mr. Phil McGovern, who is recovering
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attacks Of rheumatism, went to Anaconda
Monday and expected to take weeks bath
ing at Greggson Hot Springs. Phil. contem-
plates locating In Anaconda. We will regret
his departure from Deer Lodge. They don't
make many men that will size-up all around
and every way better than he does.
As Mr.. John A. Quigley, Of Blackfoot,
stepped from the west-bound passenger train
AT Avon, Wednesday. while the cars were
yet moving, he slipped on the platform and
fell, intiicting some ugly looking wounds on
his forehead and the back Of his head. His
wounds were washed and cared for before
the train left, and IL IL hoped they were not
serious. although that could not be deter.
mined nc the time.
Mr.. John NJ Evans, one OF the steadiest
and most ambitious Of our young men, LETT
on Tuesday for Sedaiia, NO., where he will
remain under surgical treatment until june
Int. and then 20 TO West Point to stand ex-
animation for admission N cadet, he hay-
iur been named for that appointment. He
has recently become afflicted with floating
cartilage near the elbow OF his right arm, and
a apprehe nsive that this may prove pbysi-
cal obstacle to his admission.
The Kansas City Journal OF recent date
gives the proceedings and addresses Of the
first graduating class Of the Kansas City
Medical College, located there. In gradn-
atiur class OF nine, Mrs. EmmaJ. Kimmsii
was selected m the valedictorian, and 10
ouitted herself very creditahly- Size In the
a,st woman In the United States who has
h.d thar honor conferred upon her. Mrs.
K,mmelI visited Deer Lodge two or three
years sgo. and has many nienss mere wac
are pleased 70 hear o. ner auMnmen. ana
houors. Her husband y prein'hsn1 pnys'-
clan Of KsExas City.