The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-02-22
PERSONAL.

DIR. A. II. Mitchell expects to go to Helena
next Sunday.
Mr.. J. L. vanGundy left for San Francisco
last Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Bennett returned TO Deer
Lodge yesterday, after an absence Of some
months.
Mr.. G. A. Kellogg, q. S. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor, arrived from Georgetown last
evening.
Mr.. w. N. Aylesworth, the spirttuelle asso-
ciate landlord Of the McBurney House, is In
town on professional business.
Mr.. Clark, in telephoning from Butte to
Mr.. Larabie on Wednesday said there were
six funerals there in one day this week.
Rev. j. r. Russell, of Butte, is in town.
He says his resignation of the passionate at
Butte Is final, but he has not yet determined
on his future labors.
Mr.. Peter Lansing left by yesterdays train
for New York, TO meet relatives coming from
Europe, and who sailed Wednesday. He
will be absent about four weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Morgan, lately of the U. S.
Signal and Telegraph Service at Fort Ben
ton, reached here this week, and expects to
engage in business presently. Glad to say
welcome.
The Miner says the children of Mr.. New
kirk and Mr.. Young are recovering from
dipLtheria. 1t also states that Mr.. Welch,
Of Stuart, has lost two boys by diphtheria
and the eldest daughter Is quite ILL.,
We notice by the Helena papers that Miss
Anna N. King, Of Deer Lodge, is to partici-
pate In the Old Folks Concert there next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Helena has
good taste In selecting its prima donna Cor
the occasion.
Mr.. N. "Dick") Dickinson, under sheriff
ut Anaconda, and one of the most efficient
officers this Territory has had, left by last
nights train for the East. He goes to visit his
aged and infrm mother at st. Louis, and will
be absent but few weeks.
Our energetic townsman, Mr.. C. ID. Joslyn,
left this week for a trip to Belknap just
what business wrinkle he has In his eye is
not known, but there will have TO be some
Of the liveliest rustlers ON top of earth down
there IL he don't get his work In when he
tries.
Joaquin Abascal. Esq, was In town Sum-
day, en- route to Los Angeles, CAL, where his
family IN spending the winter. BY the way,
the City Of the Angels Is becoming quite q
favorite place with Mountainous, some forty
or fifty Of our people being located perma-
nently or temporarily there.
Capt T. p. Fuller, Collector of Internal
Revenue for Montana. Idaho aud Utah.
passed south since last issue on an inspec-
ton tour. He has now nine deputies In the
three Territories, and the revenue business
sometimes makes "heaps o. trouble on the
old mans mind.n However, !" Capt" " ~
competent TO handle the business a. any body
Uncle Sam has employed.
Mr. Hamilfol, late managing editor OF the
Salt Lake Tribune, and who recently sold his
interest therein, arrived In town this week.
accompanied by his wife. Mrs. II. Is rela-
tive Or Mrs. WIN. Williams, OF Deer Lodge.
They contemplate journeying In day or
two TO Washington Territory, Mr.. H. having
IL In mind that on the Eound coast Of that
splendid Territory Ii the Land Or Promise.
He il q thoroughly good newspaper man.
and IL he again enters the journahstioslsi
Ii II assurance Of another good paper.