The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-01-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. A. J. Duffy, Dentist, has gone to Ana
conda for q few weeks.
Judge Galbraith is in attendance at Su-
preme Court in Helena.
Mr.. Phil. e. Evans expects to leave for
New Orleans next Monday.
Mr.. g. P. II. Bielenberg leaves for Nevada
valley to-day to drive home his beef cattle.
Hen. Granville Stuart arrived from Meagh-
er county Wednesday, and is visiting rela-
tives here.
Bishcp Brondel, of Helena, was in town
afew days this week, the guest of Father
DeRyckere.
Miss Lizzie stieger, for some months a
resident in Deer Lodge, went to Helena
"Wednesday to visit few weeks.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tai
bolt, Butte, have malignant diphtheria, and
many other cases are reported there.
Father DeRycksre and j. II. Helms, Esq,
leave for Helmville to-day, and We are prom
Used big list of matrimonial items soon.
Mr.. p. Brsgan, of New Chicago, was in
town this week, and was scarcely "unani-
nous" as to the advantages of travelling by
rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Hoover, of New Chi
cago, left Wednesday morning for a two
months visit with relatives near vacaville,
California.
Mr.. G. j. Tyler and family, who have been
sojourning at the McBurney House for some
weeks, returned to their home at McCarty's
Bridge last Monday.
Mr.. Phil E. Evans left yesterday for New
Orleans pia Washington, d. G. His daugh-
ter, Mrs H. McMurphy, will accompany
him as far as Sedalia, Mo.
DR.. Chas. F. Mussigbrod was to leave by
yesterdays train for New Orleans. He will
net probably 60 beyond seas, and expects to
return in five or six weeks.
Mr.. George Tucker and family few ,ys
ago moved out to the Col. jerks house, but
George will be on hand as usual to do all
kinds of freighting and teaming.
DR.. Bacon, of Butte, was in town Wednes-
day, called to attend Mr.. l.. A. Dakin, who
has been suffering since Christmas with
pneumonia, but is now improving.
Messrs. A. q. Leger and George Parrot, Of
the upper valley, left for New Orleans and
Florida Wednesday morning. They will
visit Billy Durand at his home among the
orange groves.
expect to leave for the East and New Orleans
about the 25th inst. Mrs. G. went to Butte
yesterday for trial tip, to see If the travel
ing was good before starting on the long
journey.
Miss Lulu Park, one Of Butte's fairest and
most accomplished daughters, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents and
ed for Deer Lodge Sunday, at which place
she is taking a final course in the arts at St.
Mary's Academy.-Later-A Mountain.
Mr.. Fred. Begeman, of Pioneer, while out
hunting month ago, had his left foot frozen
and remained at home until few days since,
thinking IL would improve, but was disap-
pointed. He was then brought to st. Jo-
seph's Hospital, where he is under treat
ment, but it is apprehended 1t will be mecca
sary to amputate the great toe and the one
next to 1t.
Mr.. John Donovan, collector of statistics
for Bancroft's History Of the Pacific States,
arrived in Deer Lodge yesterday. Mr.. Faux
ner, representing Bancroft & Co., is also in
the Territory looking up and adjusting the
"cussedness" recently perpetrated by agents
of that House, and of which it was the VIC
tim to the extent Of several thousand dollars.
Mr.. Donovan is not identified with that
| department of the business, but says Mr..
Faulkner will satisfactorily adjust these
matters throughout Montana.
DIR. A. FL. Mitchell returned from Texas en-
| Sunday, having stopped several days in New
Orleans on his return. He thinks the Expo
sition, which was just being put In ship
shape, is going to be grand success, that to
see 1t is the next thing to seeing the world,
and that one can learn as much of It there In
three weeks ss in a years ordinary travel
Living expenses are moderate for those who
wish TO live at moderate expense; there Is
no difficulty in obtaining good quarters, and
General Harris, the Montana Commissioner
present, is very obli2ing in rendering all
possible assistance to Montanians in procur-
ing desirable lodgings or hotels. DIR. M. met
one Montanian there who was living quite
comfortably on s35 per month, and Others
whom it was costing 500 per week. It's ali
in the gait one goes. DIR. M. expects to re-
turn after the Legislative session.
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