The new North-west., 1885-05-15
PERSONAL.

Col. J. d. Jenks, of Butte, is in town On
Court business.
Mr. G. A. Kellogg, G. e, was in town a day
or two this week.
Stephen Dewslfe, Esq, of Butte, was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Birdseye, of Blackfoot,
were in town Saturday.
Mr.. G. W. Stapleten, Of Butte, whs was
here few days, returned this week.
OBJ. O'Bannon, Esq, returned ast Satur-
day, after two weeks absence in Helena.
Mrs. L. c. Freyschlag, OF Butte, is visiting
Deer Lodge, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
AspliDg.
Mrs. James Bsaton and two children left
Wednesday for months visit to her hus-
bands sister in Salt Lake.
w. B. Deddridge, Esq, Of the Anaconda
Company, took day of Saturday to make
IN agreeable call in Deer Lodge.
MINI. Mcconnell, of McConnsll & Nc
Dewitt, Butte, was in town yesterday, and
will bid On the College dormitory and peni'
tentiary,
Mr.. Nick Beery, Of Yam Hill, is taking his
spring vacation in Deer Lodge. Nick is
about the Same size and age as when we hrst
knew him, In &c.
Messrs. L. o. Leonard, of the Anaconda
Revie,o, and Mr.: N. G. Ray, G. 4. Of the U. ~
N. railway, located at Anaconda, were in
town and called this week.
J.H. Owings, N. D., and Mr.. Gesrge D.
Miller, are delegates from Deer Lodge to the
Grand Lodge, A. o. q. W., which meets at
Butte next week.
Judpe G. L. Irvine, of Butte, was in tswn
since last issue. He is justly proud OF the
musical attainments Of his daughter, Miss
Lizzie, and always puts in an appearance on
concert evenings.
Miss Ollie Wright who came to participate
In Miss Kings csncert returned to Butte
Sunday. Miss Ollie las an excellent con.
tralto voice, one that is wsrth cuitivatng
She has sung here in two or three concerts
and acquitted herself very creditably.
TIL. Caur d'Alene Sun of recent date has
the following mention Of Judge Cole, new
in Deer Lodge: "F. w. Cole, ex-Judge oi
the District Court Of Eureka, White Pine
and Lincoln counties, Nevada, and = learned
lawyer, new practicing in Butte, Montana
| win visit Murray shortly.
| Mr.. Oliver Talbert, of Missoula, Admins
| traitor of the estate Of Samuel Lusk, decd
vas In tswn last Saturday attending to busi,
ness of the estate. The property advertised
1 To be sold was purchased by Mr.. Harry q
Keyes, of Washington Gulch, for $3.50, h
being the only bidder.
Mr.J. A. Farnswsrth, having disposed
his chattsl property at public sale, left will
his two children for st. Paul, where ne pro
poses locating, by Wednesday morni ng,
train. He expects Mrs. T. will soon be sum
ciently recovered to leave Brooklyn and com
to the ST. Paul home. MT. Farnsworth u
very competent, ambitious and energeti
business man and We predict success fer hin
among the larger possibilities Of the grea
city Of the Northwest
The many friends Of Mr.. w. b. Huribu'
for q considerable time with the Deer Lodg
Drug Company, will regret to learn the los
Of his wife, from the following In rece1
Durand, Ills, paper: "Mrs. Nina Huribu
who has been sick for several weeks pas
died On Sunday morning, and was buried
Monday at p. m. in Laona cemetery. MI
Hurlbut leaves husband and fve children
the youngest . babe about three weeks oil
Mr.. Hurlbut has the sincere sympathy OF I'll
eutire community In his sad affiictien"