The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-09-11
E.L. Bonne! &Co.
DBER LODGED,
PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. II. Quigley, Of Blackfoot, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton were in Butte
this week.
Mr.. g. e. Larabie expects to leave to day
for few weeks business trip efst.
Fred M. Wilson was In town this week en-
route to his dairy ranch in Nevada valley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Hardenbrook and Mrs.
w. T. Elliott were in from the valley this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcpherson have
rented and will occupy the Chas. Aspiring
cottage.
Messrs. J. J. Kennedy, Jere Mckay and
G. T. Stark, of New Chicago, were in tcwn
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman and children
and Mrs. Lucy Miller returned from Philips
burg this week.
Prof. J. J. Robinson returned from Ohio
guages this week.
Mrs. ID. 8. Kenyon who has been quite Ill
for month is now stopping with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. L. Bonner, and Is improving.
Among Butte visitors since last issue were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A Largely, Godfrey Lavelle,
ID. #. McDevitt, and w, w. Dixon, Esq
Charlie Aspiring was down from Anaconda
Sunday and reports K. G. Freyschlag & Co.
doing splendid business in boots and shoes.
Miss Molne w lies who yrs brought home
been confined to bed since and has not yet
recovered.
Miss Clara Bielenberg left this week to At
tend school ut Morgan Park Female College,
near Chicago, Ills, going east with party
of students from Helena.
Mr.. 4. L. Bonner and son. Charles e. Bon
ner left for the east this week. Charley goes
to continue his education ut the Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, N. Y. Mr.. Bonner goes to
New York.
Mr.J. w. Rhodes, Musical Instructor, aud
wife arrived last Saturday from Michigan
and has commenced instruction to the Col
lege and private classes. They are domiciled
At the College. HH... i l..
| Ex-Conductor Heartt, of the U. & N. r. R.
was In town yesterday. He Is now infested
in mines at Cooke City, and says they are
the best he ever saw. The ores are higher
grade than Butte, and the lodges stronger.
| US. Internal Revenue Collector Daniel J.
| welch and family have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Kennon this past week
Mr.. w. will not apply for transfer Of the
office from Capt. Fuller until the Inspector
arrives, which may be some little time yet.
Mr.. Conrad Kohrs expects to start to
| day for his cattle ranges, and viii moi
probably return until the roundup has been
made and the crop marketed In Chicago
He will ship nothing this year except prime,
fat cattle, and cannot even Approximate the
number Mt present.
| Mr.. j. Z. Hartley, an old resident Of this
valley, but who for the past seven years has
been absent and is now President Of the bank
Mt Stockton, Mo-, has been visiting friends
here the past fortnight on his return from
business trip to Idaho. He left for home
this week. His son, Mr.. W. K. Hartley, 20
companied him and expects TO be absent the
greater part of the winter. t4
DR.. A. II. Mitchell, r. T. Harris and Thos
strang went to Big Blackfoo: last Sunday to
look after quartz interests there. DR.. M
returned Wednesday. He has force q
work prospecting the Gaiena, 81 foot gold
silver and lead vein on Cumberland Hill. sil
| miles north Of HelmYille. The vein Is In
granite, yields paying quantities of gold and
silver and goes per 30 cent lead. Messrs
Strang and Harris are still there.