The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-05-23
PERSONAL.

Sheriff George w. Irwin is in town.
Mrs. j. b. Wilcox and daughter, Mis-
Clara, are visiting Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Dodson, mother of Mrs. John +
Strauhal, arrived from the States this week
Superintendent w. p. p. st. Clair made {
few hours pleasant call in Deer Lodge yes
tsrday.
Judge Galbraith expects to leave too day fol-
st. Paul, to return in about wosk with hi,
sister and daughter.
Mrs. Chas. p. H. Bielenberg and children
returned last Friday, after several weeks
visit to friends in Iowa.
Mr. Sam Richie, the indefatiEable ano
finally successful manager Of the Minute
Palmer mine, IL in town this week.
Rev David Walker, the clerical Vulcan Of
Race Track, has taken down his anvil and
removed to Hamilton, Gallatin county.
Mr.. William Milling, Of Pioneer, returned
Wednesday from his annual wintering In
Chicago, and IL ready for another season in
the mines.
Mr.. Frank Bauerlin, representing our ex.
oellent contemporary the Independent, was In
town yesterday on his return from few
weeks trip, which included the C9ur d. Alene
mines.
Mr.. Albert Kleinschmidt, Of Helena, was
over this week looking over the years bust
ness of the Deer Lodge House Of A. Klein
schmidt g. Co., and expressed himself as
pleased with business results.
Messrs. James ("Jimmy") Brown and Jno.
Y. Biedler tthe latter Just back from Eu-
rops') were In town Saturday, en- route 10 the
peace convention at Butte, and are stopping
here day or two on their return to Helena
Messrs. Alvin Lent and J. P. Smith, OF
Union Lodge No. 3, Missoula, delegates to
the Grand Lodge, A. o. q. w, were in town
Friday, en- route to Salt Lake City. These
gentlemen had in escort Misses Lydia
Edwards, Lulu Plume, and the daughter OF
Mr. Smith. Mr.. (TruthfuD James met many
old friends here, and we trust he will find ii
convenient to make longer call on his re-
turn.
RI Rev. J. b. Brondel, Catholic Bishop oil
few days, the guest Of Father DeRyskere.
On yesterday, Ascension Day, the Bishop
celebrated mass ut .. m. and 1880 .. m, Ut
the Catholic church, and during the morning
blessed st. Mary's Academy. To-day the
Bishop and Father will leave for Philips
burg, where mass will be celebrated at a. IN
and 10 30 a. m. next Sunday.
Mr.. George s. Kramer, who for the past
two years has been engaged exclusively as
Instructor of the Deer Lodge Brass Band,
left on Sunday for Kansas City, No., where
no has an engagement with . campaign Band
during tho season. The Band has paid out
s2,7OO during that time, almost entirely a.
his salary. He Ii . very competent arranger
and Instructor, and Deer Lodge has now at
least twenty live competent musicians on the
several instruments.
Lee j. Sharp visited Butte, Mont, lately
and became so we'll pleased with the town
that he intends making 1t his future home
To-day he begins packing his law library,
and In few days he will bid Salt Lake fare
well. He has been engaged In the practice
Of law In this city several years, and himself
and wife will, Ia their departure, leave many
warm friends who will wish them prosper.
Gus and pleasant life in their new home. As
MT. and Mrs. Sharp formerly lived at Deer
Lodge, and were residents Of Montana for
many years before coming here, their re-
moyaI there now will not be entirely among
strangers, a. many friends of other days
gladly await to welcome them back again
Sail Lake Tribune. 10th.