The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-09-05
PERSONAL.

Lee Mantle, Esq, was in town Monday.
Prof T. w. Catlin and family are In Butt.
this week.
Rey. L. R. Farnsworth left for St. Paul q
few days ago.
Mr.. Thomas F. Ward, county clerk, is IL
at the Warm Springs Hotel.
Prof. Sawins has gone to Butte to open a
writing and drawing school.
Mrs. II. r. whitehill and son left Tuesday
for visit at the old Observation-Disclosures
Penna.
Messrs. Louis J. Hendrickson and II. B.
Lowman Of Drummond, were in town Wed
nesday.
Mrs. r. L. and Miss May Davis expect to
leave Saturday for Bloomir gton, Ills, to be
absent some months.
Mr.. G. p. III. Bielenberg started Wedne,
day with his daughter, Clara, who will atten d
school in Salt Lake City
Mr.. Conrad Kohrs expect. TO leave Sept, II
to market his stock, and will probably be
absent the most of the season
Mr.. Matt. Slater returned last Friday. hay.
ing bad splendid trip East, and is on duty
again at the McBurney House office.
DIR. Mitchell and Irvine Higgins returned
Monday from protracted and pleasant ex-
cursion to the head Of the Big Hole river
Mr.. FL. A F. Gutenberg, who has been set.
thing up his fathers estate, has sold out his
mining interests at Bear and left for Oleta,
Cal, Tuesday.
Sheriff McMaster has a new Deputy-it's a
boy, and "Mac" says he weighs just a ton.
Good luck to the lad may he be as square a
man as bis father.
Miss Annie n. King, who has been East
during the summer, returned on Monday,
and will remain with Mr.. and Mrs. Kohrs
during the winter.
Mrs James Butler, of Princeton, and Mrs.
Rory McRae, of Flint Creek, left = few DAYS
ago for Cass county, Mo, where their pres
ence is required in settling up an estate.
Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert sent pa, ticular word by
Dick Dickinson to not have that "horse
story" get into the NEW NORTHWEST. 1t
shan't. We refer our readers to the Miner,
which tells it well.
Dick Dickinson tarried a few hours Monday
on his jaunt around the country to look after
the shsriffalty. He estimates there will be
l 900 votes cast in Anaconda and 1000 to
to 800 in that end of the county.
The Misses Lizzie and Eva Voolfolk, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. s. f.
Larabie, for some months, left yesterday for
Nevada, Missouri, where their parents now
reside. The young ladies have many friends
who regret their departure.
Mrs. Coburn, wife of Judge Coburn, of the
First Judicial District, and her cousin, Mrs.
Wallace, are the guests this week of Judge
and Miss Mary Galbraith. The ladies have
made a tour of the National Park, and are
now en- route to Portland, Oregon.
Governor Crosby came over from Helena
TENT airy, preparatory to commencing work
under the $4,000 appropriation made for its
C ompletion. The first work will be putting
in the additional tiers of cells-14 cells-in
the old wing, and after that the residue
will probably be expended on a new wing.
Attention is called to the advertisement for
proposals in this issue.
Miss Maggie Wolfe was made the recipient
Of = fine testimonial Of the high esteem in
which she is held by her "A class in the pub
lie schools on last Saturday afternoon, IN the
shape of copy of Jean Ingelow's poems.
Miss w. appreciated the gift, as a token of
the we'll wishes of her pupils. Many of her
friends took occasion to call ON her on Sat-
urday evening, and on Monday morning last,
when she took the early morning train,
about twenty friends, although the hour was
4 o'clock a. m, were present to see her off on
her long journey to Deer Lodge, Montana.
Mss Wolfe has the best wishes Of all the
people of Dewitt who hold her in the high
est estimation as faithful, conscientious in
tIo,oa) Herald, 18th.