The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-07-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. NJ. Caplice. Of Philipsburg, was in
town yesterdao en- route to Butte.
Miss Sallie O'Bannon arrived last Sunday
and was heartily welcomed by her numerous
friends.
There were nearly or quite thousand
ncighbors in town this week from Butte and
the valleys.
Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr.. George Pas
coe, Butte. liz visiting Deer Lodge, the guest
of Mrs. VIM. Hyde.
US. Marshal r. q. Kelley and DR.. A. II.
Mitchell left for Helena yesterday to be alb
sent couple Of days.
Mr.. VIM. p. schussler, agent Of the Butte
Miner, was In town Monday interviewing
our people in the interest Of that excellent
newspaper.
Mr.. Will Clark, o former Deer Lodge boy
of excellent character, and now Deputy Co.
Clerk of Silver Bow, is making visit here
with friends.
Mr.. n. p. Evans, who has tried farming In
California the past four years, has returned
and will farm the Boyer ranch on Petersen
creek. He does not think much OF Califor-
mia farming.
Mrs. III. s. Reed accompanied by her four
children, and Miss Edith Carson. her sister,
left q few days ago for s. Z. Minneapolis,
where they will keep house and remain for
some time. Mrs. Reed has defective hearing
and the course of treatment for which she
has gone east wi II require one year-perhaps
two. Mr.. Reed says he Is lonesome already
Mr.. Chas. Aspling, for long time fore
man Of the NEW NORTHWEST Office, re.
signed this week. Nessrs. Gamer & Co. OF
Butte, are about to open boot and shoe
house In Anaconda and Mr.. Aspiring will be
In charge with an interest in the business
1t seems to us fine opportunity and he has
cur best wishes. Charley was an excellent
foreman and has been at the business since
he could reach the case. Mr.. A. ID. Hossi
for the past two years job printer Of the
Office, succeeds Mr.. Aspling rs foreman. MT
AS family will remain here for the present
Mrs. LAWN, a report of whose death In
Portland, Oregon, had been received here
and on whose estate the Public Administers
tor had applied for letters, very much as
tsnished people by reappearing here yester
| day. She was sent TO the Insane Asylum a'
Warm Springs some four months ago on Q
| regular commitment from the Probate Court
| discharged at the end Of three months and
went to Portland where her son resides
There she was again held for insanity
and had hearing before J. G. Moreland
County Judge Of Multnoinah. Two physi'
cians--s. K. Joseph, NJ. ID. and james DECK
son, M. D.-certifed she was 'rot insane,
and she has duly authenticated papers u
that effect She is quite wealthy and has re
turned 10 Anaconda 10 look after her inter
ests there.
Under Sheriff Tom McTague has returned
from long and fruitlsss trip. He left july
10th, went by N. p. 800 miles to Sand Point
thence north on horseback 45 miles to Bon
ner's Ferry on the Kootenai; thence by steam
launch down the river and lake 100 miles e
BeacousHeld; thence 40 miles on foot to
mining camp In British Columbia. he 70
turned July 10th by the same methods. HI
never slept IN house while gone, had onl,
/ a nair of blankets and IL rained every nigh
he vas cut. Still he had agood trip and say
the British officers treated him splendidly
Al the line on the river lives j. O. Rycart
i English customs officer. His wife, . nieo'
OF Mr.. Wells, OF Wells, Fargo 81 Co., Ii ant
hes been for three years the only whit
woman In the country, and expects TO return
70 Buffalo, N Y. this fall. When the steam
ers arrive at the line port, Mr.. Rycart run
up the British nag. Dave Mclaughlin, wn
lives Z half mile this side. and ID thoroug
gsing American, ~ regularly runs mp
little American flag which has bleached til
Il n ali one color. Yesterday Mr.. McTagn
bought him handsome bunting flag an
sent IL 70 him for present. McLaughli
will be the happiest man In America vine
he gets II.