The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-03-20
PERSONAL.

Col. George W. Morse, of New Chicago, II
In town.
Rev. Fisher, of Nissoula, has been IN town
this week.
Judge VIM. j. Galbraith is holding tern
of court in Butte.
Messrs. George w. Brock and Barney Eek
of Beartown, were in town this week.
Mr.. A. Hoepfner, one of the successful
men of Nevada valley, was in town a few
days age.
Mr. Nelson Bennett arrived last evening
from his railroad contract in Washington
Territory.
DR.. C. +. Mussigbrod telegraphed from
New Chicago Tuesday that he would reach
home March &C.
Mr.. c. CART, of Lundberg & CART, Logan,
Utah, is in town looking after his school
building contract.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bielenberg returned
from New Orleans Monday, having had a
very delightful trip.
DIR. c. G. Glass and Assessor Joe Lodge
were the victims of runaway horses this
week but escaped with slight bruises.
Miss Ellen Meiklejohn, one of Butte's So
ciety ladies, is visiting Deer Lodge, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Kennon.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace, of He'll Gate valley,
who visited the New Orleans Exposition,
and was present in Washington during the
inauguration, returned this week.
Rev. d. J. Mcmillan, ID. D.. President of
the College of Montana, left yesterday for
Butte, thence to New York His visit may
not exceed a month, and may extend to
three.
Councilman Will. Kennedy, of Missoula,
one of the most intelligent and industrious
members of the Council, is visiting a few
days with his sister, Mrs. VIM III. Trippet,
in Deer Lodge.
Joseph d. Richards and A. Slaughter, for
merly of Deer Lodge, and who have now
cast their lots in Anaconda, have been in
town within the past few days, and say they
are doing well in Swansea.
The presence of ladies and gentlemen WIS.,
iting friends in Deer Lodge, frequently es-
capes mention when we would not have it
ing visitors, please mention the fact to the
editor.
DR.. A. III. Mitchell left for St. Paul yester-
day, going thence to Richmond, Texas, for
his family, and expects to return in three
weeks. DR.. NJ. proposes on his return to re-
sumo the practice of medicine in Butte, his
mining interests there requiring considera-
BILE personal attention.
Mr.. j. n. Fox, who, with Mr.. Hetzel, has
been running tunnel parallel with the
Mountain Lion lode this winter, came down
yesterday. They are in 10 feet, and the indi-
cations are they are now close to the vein, to-
ward which the tunnel is now being defiec-
ted. The Mountain Lion and Mountain Rat
are locations on the same lode
The Helena friends of Ed. Delaney will
regret to learn that he has concluded to re-
main in Deer Lodge, and has taken perma-
nent situation at work here. We welcome
him to Deer Lodge and hope he will never
have occasion TO regret his location among
US. Later. Ed. has thrown up the job, and
leaves for Helena to day Come again.
On Wednesday last, at o'clock, occurred
the marriage of Mr. Jacob Franzman, a
prominent business man of New Chicago,
Mont, TO Miss Ida Christ, beautiful and
highly accomplished young lady Of this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Tunis,
Of The Unitarian church, at the residence OF
The brides father, Mr.. Adam Christ, 5l5 Pay
son Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Franzman are well
known in this city. Their future home is in
New Chicago. The presents were both costly
and numerous. After partaking Of an ele-
CANT repast. Mr.. and Mrs. Franzman left on
he Long Line for st. Paul and other places
Of interest In the North, taking with them
kind wishes from all those present. and with
these the Saturday Rtpie,o joins Quincy tIli.)
Reciea0. March 10.