The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-04-03
PERSONAL.

Mrs. II. G. Walton, of Butte, is visiting
relatives in Deer Lodge.
Ex.Delegate Maginnis is located at Num-
Der l724 street, Washington.
Bishop L. r. Brewer has been in Deer
Lodge this week making his annual vista.
ton in this parish.
Messrs. A. S. Higgins, Morgan Evans and
E. d. Waterbury, of Anaconda. were in town
during the past week.
Mr.. g. w. Couldsck, we'll and kindly
remembered in Montana, has had a play
written for him In which he will star next
| season.
Landlord Mcfarland, Of the McBurney
House, IL down from Butte. Mrs. McFar
land is still quite i'll, having taken Geld last
month.
| Telephone advIces frsm Missoula state
that Capt. w. ii. Rodgers, enc Of the oldest
and highly esteemed citizens of Montana
died Wednesday night.
| Governor Carpenter has gone east for &c
days to be present at the marriage of bis
daughter, April 7tb, and to bring his family
to Montana. Secretary Tooker will mean
time be Acting Governor.
Messrs. Hug,ll and Hess, of Pioneer, were
in town yesterday, and returned with load
| Of goods. Some snow drifts In places this
side Of Rock Creek required little more
shoveling out for their loaded wagon.
Mr.. David Carson, formerly Superintan-
dent Of the Hope Mining c., Philipsburg,
il now Superintendent of the Sligo Furnace,
Dent county, Ne, and writes he still feel.
much interest in the prosperity of Montana.
Dr. @. r. Mussigbred was In town few
days ago looking we'll after his trip, which
included a visit to the City Of Mexico and
Havana, the former being considered by him
the most delightful place of residence seen
on the trip. The Doctor gained twenty
pounds during his absence.
Frank St. Clair, the 12-year old SON of W.
p. p. St. Clair, formerly Superintendent of
the Utah & Northern Railway, had his left
fost amputated yesterday at 81. Mary's Hos
pital. Necrosis Of the bone set in, caused by
slight bruise and sprain, and the injured
member was taken off at the ankle joint. DIR.
Benedict, assisted by DIR. Potter, DIR. Mitch
ell, DIR. Bean and DIR. Fowler, performed the
operation In skillful manner. The little
hero is doing quite well, and, It is thought,
he will mend rapidly.-S. L. Tribune, 18th.
DIR. George @. Douglas, who fer the last
eight years has proved himself an accom-.
plished and reliable surgeon and physician
In this city, has received q call from Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory, and will settle
with his family in that promising place. We
can only gay that Deer Lodges gain will be
this city's loss. For fifteen years previous to
his arrival In Salt Lake, DR.. Douglas was
employed ms u. s. Army surgeon to the en-
tire satisfaction Of the War Department
His opportunities and requirements right
fully placed him in the front rank Of the
practicing physicians in this city. His faith
fulness and devotion 10 his patients, and the
success attending his practice, will cause
many regrets, on the part Of those benefited
by his illustrations, to attend his departure.
As q genial Christian gentleman aud patri.
otto citizen, his comrades In the war, and the
community generally, win always held DR.
Douglas IN high estimation, and the best
wishes Of all 60 with him and his estimable
family 10 their new home at the educational
center OF our neighboring Territory.-Sdl'
Lake Democrat.