The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-06-19
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DEER LODGE,
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. G. Birdseye, of Blackfoot, arrived
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. L. Hoge, of Anaconda, was in
town this week.
Mr.. James W. Brown, formerly Express
Messenger, was in town this week.
Miss A. n. King is visiting in Butte this
week, the guest Of Mrs. Lee j. Sharp.
Mrs. d. +. McDsyitt, of Butte, is spending
the week in Deer Lodge, the guest Of Mrs.
James ii. Mills.
Messrs. John Lehman, Bear, A. Hagan,
Pioneer, and Paul Pellitier, New Chicago,
were in town this week.
ExSheriff Lou. p. Smith was In town this
week. His friends here would be pleased to
see him more frequently.
Messrs. Thos L. Napton, G. w. stapleton,
John r. Forbis and j. III. Duffy, Of the Butte
Bar, were In town this week
Rev. T. V. Moore, of Helena, was in town
this week and delivered the lecture before
the College classes. His address is very
highly spoken Of.
Mr.. James Kinney, of Stuart, was in town
Monday, to be present at the exercises of the
Montana College, of which his daughter,
Miss Jennie, is a student.
Mrs. Wiley Mountjoy, nee Ella Irvine,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. II. Irvine, ar
rived this week from Camden Point, No,
and will visit some weeks with her parents.
Prof j. j. Robinson, the excellent Instruc.
tor of Music Of the College of Montana, left
yesterday for his home at Granville, Ohio.
He will return in time for the College open.
ing in September.
Landlord Aylesworth, of the McBurney
Ii ouse, came down from Butte Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland still tarry in Butte,
Mrs. Ms health not being such as to render
IL advisable to travel.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. w. Catlin and children
returned last Friday from their visit East
Mr.. Catlin left yesterday for visit to the
Public Schools between this place and Phil.
ipsburg, going u,a Pioneer
The College of Montana this week con.
ferred the degree of Master Of Arts on Prof
j. III. Meyers, Principal Of the Public
School This is the first degree conferred by
the College, and is fttingly bestowed.
Messrs. Ferd Kennel, Missoula, J. r. Rus
sci and John f. Forbis, Butte, members Of
the Board Of Trustees Of Montana College,
were In town this week, meeting with resi-
dent Trustees Mcmillan, Groeneveld and
Bonner, to transact College business.
Quite number of the good people Of An
aconda came down to attend the College ex-
ercises Wednesday, among them Mr.. and
Mrs. L, D. Leonard, Mrs. b. r. Mahan, Mr..
VIM Read and Mr.. ID. Cohen, ST., the latter
having the pleasure of seeing his daughter
win enc of the principal honors at the Col
lege commencement.
Mr.. Thomas Stuart, Veterinary Surgeon Of
Montana, has rendered his resignation. to
take effect June 30, and the same has been
accepted, the Stockgrowers' Association hav-
ing sent for graduate Of q Veterinary Col
lege, who has arrived at Mandan and will
qualify on the 30th. Mr.. Stuart is q we'll
informed and experienced veterinarian, al
though not a College graduate, and It Ii
questionable IL the Association acted with
good Judgment In superceding him, although
the resignation was voluntary on his part.
Mr.. Stuart expects 70 spend the season In
Orc Elmo district.
DIR. Herbert Hslleway, Veterinary Sur
geon, graduate Of the County Veterinary
Medical Society, New York City, and q
member Of the New York State Veterinary
Medical Society, who has been associated
with some of the best Veterinarians Of that
State, and comes under very high recon-
nendation from DR.. Finley, the Veterinary
editor Of Wilkes Spirit Of The Times, the
best authority in the United States, arrived
in Deer Lodge this week in response to the
engagement Of our principal stock men, and
will attend promptly t. al business 10 DIS
line. DIR. ii. has located here, and his an
nonncement will be found In this issue. Our
stock men can apply to him with full assur-
ance that he thoroughly understands his bus
mess and will give It prompt attention.