The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Mollie wiles was recovering at last
accounts.
Miss Lillian Hudson and Miss Stella VIII
son are visiting Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Mills, Of Anaconda,
were In town this week, and returned We'd
nesday.
Miss Mamie Humber and Miss Aggie
Irvine are visiting in Helena, the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Steele.
Mr.. Conrad Kohrs returned from Sun
River Saturday. He reports the herds look
ing we'll and the calf crop good.
Judge VIM. j. Galbraith left for the East
last Tuesday. He will not probably be alb
sent more than two weeks.
Mr.. N. J. Bielenberg goes to Pendleton,
Oregon, in few days to ship to Butte 5000
head of nut IN sheep purchased there.
Miss Rosa Reed, daughter of DIR. J. W.
Reed of Butte, is this week visiting the fam
lily Of Mrs. c. N. Hoss, West Deer Lodge.
Miss Sallie b. O'Bannon, whom we all re-
member most kindly, and who has been alb
sent the past two or three years, is expected
to arrive here to-day or tomorrow.
Mr.. E. L. Bonner Joined President Harris,
of the Northern Pacific, at Garrison Tues
day morning, and went East to st. Paul with
him. He may visit Omaha before returning
Mr.. Simon Marks, who was we'll recom-
mended from Butte, has been appointed a
guard at the Penitentiary, rice James Muir
ply, who was on furlough from the Soldiers
Home at Dayton, o., and returned there
Tuesday.
Willie Coleman, of Germantown, Ohio,
who has been in the employ of Mr.. VIM.
Coleman, Deer Lodge, for the past year or
two, left for home Tuesday. He has been
very severely afflicted with rheumatism, and
returns In hope of recovery.
1t is with much regret we announce that
Hiram, son Of Judge and Mrs. Knowles,
| aged II months, is suffering from a severe
| case of diphtheria. The family have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Bannon for
some time. The child has been Ill for the
past three or four days, but diphtheria only
became apparent yesterday. Judge Knowles
| arrived from Butte last evening.
Mail advices from Queenstown, Ireland,
state that Hugh McQuaid, the Drum Lum-
mon bonanza king, who has been doing
Europe the past year, sailed for America on
the steamer Germania, which touched there
June %. Hugh has visited all the countries
of the continent, learned nine new languages
broken the hearts of seven princesses, and
comes home with as ravishing look OF
sweetness on his dimpled cheek as in the
days of yore-Inter- Mountain.
The following from the Statesman, published
at Columbia, Missouri, gives Deer Lodge
boy q fine credit mark for proficiency at the
State University exercises alt. J. j. Haden
of the Military Department of the Universe
ty offered two prizes: A silver medal for the
chest shot" in the company; and gold
medal for the cadet most proficient in the
manual of arms and evolution. The contest
| for the silver medal came off some weeks
| ago in which the entire company participa
ted, and was won by J. s. Miles of San An
| cello, Texas. The drill contest for the gold
medal occurred last week, only ten compe'
ting. The committee, Gen. Guitar, Col G
d. Rollins aud Capt. Adam Rodemeyer, after
quite lengthy drill, awarded the medal to
J. NJ. Evans of Deer Lodge, Montana"