The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-08-07
DEER LODGE.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. L. L. Bonner has been in Missoula thi:
| week.
Mr.. G. G. Birdseye came over from Black
foot yesterday.
DIR. A. J. Duffy, dentist, has gone to Pho
neer for season.
Mr., K. G. Creel, ex-warden Of the peni
Tertiary, is in town from Butte.
Mrs. Belle Ryerson and children, of Black
foot, were in town Saturday last.
Miss Mamie B. Kelley is visiting this
week with Miss Belle Ferbis OF Butte.
Mr.. Geo. Bell, one of the efficient ex.
guards at the penitentiary, is up from Pic.
neer.
Miss Olive Charroin, who has been teach
ing school at New Chicago, is visiting Mrs
s. Il. Larabie.
Miss Maggie Mcconnell, Of Butte, has
been spending the past week here visiting
her brother, Mr.. N. j. Mcconnell.
Mr.. ID. r. McDevitt, who has his hands full
experimenting Butte structures this season,
was in town few hours Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. Stuart has gone to the Orc Elmo
mines to remain during the season. He will
prosecute work on the Sunday lode.
Messrs. e. II. Irvine, Deer Lodge, and
John Noyes, Butte, went to Lewis and Clarke
county Wednesday to examine some placer
mines. ...- ....
Charley Bielenberg Is to be congratulated
on third interest In enc or the biggest
mines In Montana. He has the assays right
in his pocket. '-"@a@@
Judge r. w. Cole stopped OFF here this
week q day or two to attend q legal case Of
III. r. whitehill, Esq, who was called to
Boulder on business Tuesday. .. sas
Prof A. NJ. NATION and Rev. K. J. Groe-
neveld are at the Dempsey Lakes enjoying a
trouting excursion. The fishing there this
season is reported rs fine as ever.
Miss Grace Farnsworth returned this week
from 81. Paul, and her return was most cor
daily greeted by universal host Of friends.
Mr.. j. A. Farnsworth has engaged IN busi-
ness in St. Paul and il nicely situated.
Rev. Mahlon N. Gilbert, now Of st. Paul,
and formerly of Deer Lodge and Helena,was
with the st. Paul jobbers, and rs they said,
one Of the choice spirits Of the company.
We presume he held services for them In the
National Park last Sunday.
"Miss Mary" and master Charley Clark,
daughter and SON Of our old citizens, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Clark, have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Larabie this week.
The young folks have been abroad nearly all
he shag haan frar
Lodge, and now speak three or four Ian
guages fuently. Charley has been attending
the Polytechnic School at Brooklyn, and
will return In two weeks. Mrs. Clark Is nc
Garden City with the three younger chill
dren. e,
with the st. Paul excursionists last Friday
was ex-DeleRate Maginnis, whom his many
friends were just rs glad TO see as IL he was
still Representative In Congress or had
"Gov." for the first handle TO his name. It
has been rumored Major Maginnis will re-
sumo editorial work In Montana. We trust
IL will prove true. He was, dozen TO eigh-
teen years ago, one Of the ablest and most
elegant writers on the Montana press, and
with his dozen years. education and associa-
lions In Congress, should b much better
now. II he shall join the Montana press
gang again We Will give him cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kohn went 70 Warm
Springs Wednesday, where their daughters
are now sojoursing, and where the family
would enjoy the fftieth birthday anniver-
saSy OF Mr.. Kohrs. We don't like 20 give
Soon" away on his golden annivenary,
partly because hs yet considsrs himself tone
Of the boys" and principally because ~ are
close after him on the uphill road, but "faots
are facts." And IL We were to extend good
wishes, that the sunset side Of life may b.
radiant and happy, We know the best We
could express, = We do, would Be that his
days may never be les joyous than each that
succeeds the other now.