The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-05-08

Mrs. B. Dausereau returned frsm Canada
to Warm Springs Monday.
Nj. A. May lett Wednesday tn engage in
business in Helena. Good luck.
Mrs. George W. Irwin and daughter were
in Deer Lodge = couple of days this week.
Mr.. Marcus DAILY was here Monday. He
merely stepped off few hours to SEQ live
town.
Col. W. +. Sanders was in town Tuesday,
but went to Boulder and will return next
week.
United States Marshal Botkin is in atten-
dance at Court. william, the faithful, still
attends him.
Mr.. George r. Tingle, Commissioners to
Alaska, went south over the U. & n. Tues
day, en- route to San Francisco and s.
Mr.. Nat. Y Hoss, Travelling Agent for the
Inter- Mountain, was in town this week look
ing after the subscription lists of that excel
lent paper.
at never rains but 1t pours." Our town is
so full of visitors on Court business and 9TH
erwise this week, that only a 1.-THE can be
mentioned.
Mr.. John L. Goodwin, of the Salt Lake
Tribune, dropped in Monday on business.
The Tribune Is getting a good list here, and
is deserving Of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Bonner, and "Nita, !" re-
turned Monday from a delightful winter visit
in New York, Washington and New Orleans
Mr.. Bonner expects to be here the greater
part Of the summer.
Among the nonresident attorneys In attsn
dance at Court are Vim. II. Dewitt, w.
Pemberton, r. ID. Cole, Hiram Knowles
Thomas l.. Naptsn, J. Fl. Duffy, g. w. Sta
pleton, John Fsrbis and WV. Dixon, Esqs
Messrs. Lee Mantle, Grand Chancellor, and
J. K. Richards, John g. Evans, j. G. Smith
w. Pinkham, G. a. Smith and b. M. Ander
son, holding eminent positions in the srdel
of Knights Of Pythias, were In town las
evening en- route to Missoula, where they In
stitute Lodge Of that order tonight.
Mr.. George w. Sill, who was engaged her
once as professional base ball player by Mr.
Joslyn to scoop the Butte clubs, dropped II
Friday to revisit the scenes of his forne
| conquests. He and Joslyn went over the
historic ground, and the latter was 50 much
affected that Sill didn't ever say "life insu
rance" to him.
w. j. Mccormick, Esq, member Demo
cratic National Committee, returned Sunda.
from his second trip to Washington. Tw'
| months of Cleveiand's administration nav
elapsed and no Democrat has yet received Al
Office in Montana. III Mccormick has Q
make another trip on this business he Is liza
| BILE TO make melton to lay Cleveiand's nd
ministratien on the table.
| Superintendent j. X. Pardee, OF the Prince
| ton. was in town Tuesday. He naturaii
feels disappointed ever the cessation
operations on the group of leads in which h
| has invested much time and money In Tn
past ten years. We hspo the Company VII
determine TO resume work on them. Othe
| opsrations, doubtless, Influenced the repor
Of the expert on the Medhurst work, and tn
conditions may change.
President ID. j. Mcmillan, Of the Colleg
of Montana, returned Saturday, bringing hi
mother with him from Salt Lake City. ID
Is now actively engaged in preparing to erec
the large dermitory building, and II the &c
sirn Ia carried out AZ contemplated, u vi
he the most complete building Of Its kind i
anv Territory. DIR. NJ. has set his heart upo
this WORK. He has the ability and energy :
accomplish what he undertakes, ami he az
serye. the most cordial support Of all friend
Of education in carrying bis well considere
plans into execution.