The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-08-28

Mr.. s. L. Larabie is In Helena keeping an
eye on the races.
Miss Maggie Wolfe and Mrs. C. N. Hoss
are visiting feiends In Butte.
Mr.. G. p. II. Bielenberg and family have
gone to Butte for a weeks visit.
Messrs. John A. Leggat and 4. Marches
seau, Butte, were In town this week.
Mrs. VIM. Coleman and children left Mon.
day for two weeks visit in Philpsburg.
Mrs. r. II. Hereford returned this week,
Judge Galbraith and wife are outing this
week, over about French Gulch, we believe.
Messrs. Z. s. Stackpole and Frank s. Price
have returned from pleasant jaunt to the
Big Blackfoot country.
Rev. J. II. Russell and family, and John s.
Forbis Esq, of Butte, are camping on upper
Race Track this week.
Louis Hendrickson, of Drummond, IL re.
covering from erysipelas, and has gone to
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. A. Bruckman, formerly resident here,
arrived from Utah yesterday with her child,
and VIII remain Few days.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs is spending the week
with her daughters at the Warm Springs
Hotel. Mr.. Kohrs is at the Fair.
Mr.. Geo. A. Crofutt, the well known au-
thor and compiler of Tourist books and
directories, was In town this week. A.. te
Mrs. K. II. Reed, Of Ogden, wife Of the
genial mail agent now in Georgia, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. K, s. Stackpole. -.-.5
viii Sutherlin, Of the Husbandman, and
Will Kennedy. of the Missoulian, tarried
here day OF two on the Convention trip.
Mrs. j. ii. owings and Mrs. VIM. H.
Trippet, of Deer Lodge, were guests Mt the
Press Convention last week, and had an en-
joyable visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wilcox, Miss Clara
Wilcox, Miss Clara Roberts and Mrs. L. K.
Damien, of Butte, passed through to Big
Blackfoot last Friday. r.
Messrs. J. w. Estill and Harry Peterson,
Warden McTague. Sam Beaumont, VIM. III.
Heinzman, p. Lansing and III. g. Ward have
been at the Fair this week.
Mrs. K. o. Voolfolk aud Miss Mary Wool
folk, of Nevada. Mo, and Miss Mary Hill,
sister Of Mrs. Swallow, Helena, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 4. Larabie.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. zenor. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. j. Bielenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Davis,
Rev. and Mrs. L. j. Groeneveld, and Mr.. j
b. Buxton are outing on the Big Blackfoot
this week. #s.#.#E #M
Governor Hauser has appointed DIR. A. II.
Mitchell, Deer Lodge; Joseph A. Browne,
Beaverhead; w. A. Clark, Silver Bow; and
A. b. Hammond, Missoula, among the list Of
Delegates TO the River Convention, to be
held In st. Paul, Sept. Sd. T D8@
Messrs. Marcus DAILY. A. b. Hammond and
Il. L. Bonner went up to Anaconda Tuesday
morning. Mr.. DAILY, as superintendent of
the Anaconda company, has an order In the
hands OF the Montana Improvement Com
pany for two million feet Of lumber for the
new concentrator, all to be delivered within
twelve months.
II. G. Humber and family, VIM. Williams
and family, 4. III. Irvine and family, Rev. j..
L. Phoenix, Rev. Galen Wood and Fred. 81.
Hoss, twenty-five persons in all, have Teen
camping the past week NJ the Falls on Lower
Warm Spring creek, and had delightful
time. A splendid deer was shot by MI.
Humber near the camp "Wednesday.
DR.. w. G. Gray. the able and accomplished
editor Of the great religit rs journal OF the
country, the Chicago Iaterior, accompanied
by Rev. M. NJ. Martin, ID. D., Three Oaks,
Mich, have been the guests Of Rev. d. j.
Mcmillan the past week. portion OF the
time in quest Of the Dempsey lakes. They
unfortunately found one Of them that has no
fish, and SO failed Of the sport they sought.
The weather, too, was abominable, so that the
trip was disagreeabIe. A guide Is an essen
tial In "geing 10 Dempsey lakes fishing"
Fresh stock Of chiidrens Kid and Goat Shoes
ut Lansing's. M