The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-08
PERSONAL.

MI. and Mrs. Abascal left for Beartown
this week.
Rev. L. e. Hanna, of Butte, was in town
Wednesday on business.
J.R. Boarman. Esq, and wife, Of Anacon.
da, were in town this week.
Marshal Kelley and District Attorney
Smith are at Great Falls this week.
MI. Addison Smith, Of Kleinschmidt &
Co., spent the early days Of the week in
Helena.
Sunday, Mr.. Houser having continued his
trip to New York.
Miss May Davis, of Helena, Is visiting
Deer Lodge, and is the guest Of MI. and
Mrs. Geo. 8. Miller.
III. r. Whitehill and J. G. Robinson. Esqs.,
have been almost continuously in Butte
since the opening of Court.
D. NJ. Durfee, County Attorney, and 81. F.
Titus, Esq, of Philipsburg, have been in
town this week or legal business.
We regret to learn that Mrs. L. ]. Sharp
has been confined to her room at the Nc
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Jno. NJ. Evans, Esq, and his brother
s'Tommy," who has been attending school
at Lexington, Mo-, returned from there this
week.
Mr.. Ed Scharnikow has gone to Beartown
to settle the business of the late firm of
Abascal & Laforcade, and expects to be alb
sent at least a month.
Mr.. Isaac D. Huntoon, of Helena, was in
town q few days ago Ell route to be present in
q Court case in which he was interested at
Butte.
MI. Joseph A. Alger, who has been in St.
Louis the past several years, returned q few
days ago and was heartily greeted by his
many friends.
Mr.. Jos. A. Hyde is working up the matter
of constructing that elegant residence of
his, but up to latest accounts had not yet let
the contract.
MI. j. c. Shaubut, r. r. Agent at CARR.
son, removed his family residence to Deer
Lodge this week, and occupies the dwelling
house next Mr.. Cockrell's on e street.
The Inter- Mountain states that Prof. Ches-
ter H. Lee, formerly of the College of o
tana, has accepted a position with a mining
company at Nicholia, Idaho, and will leave
for there in two weeks, when his school term
in Butte will have closed.
Mrs. VIM. Hammond, who recently came
so near death from the same character Of
trouble that Gen. Sheridan is suffering from,
is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Jos. A. Hyde
and Mrs. VIM. Coleman in Deer Lodge, hav-
ing very much improved in health.
Mr.. Will Bennett was IN town a couple Of
days this week and returned to Butte
Wednesday to attend . meeting of the City
Council which would have under considera-
ton the right of way for the motor line, and
on which the action was favorable.
Judge Galbraith left Wednesday evening
with his two youngest children, Willie and
Clara, to visit their maternal grandparents,
Harmon. in Iowa. who are now past ninety
years of age and desire to see the little ones.
| Judge Galbraith expects to return by July
| 9th, when he has duties in the Supreme
Court in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Donovan were passen-
gers en- route west to Tacoma this week,
where he had engagements requiring imme-
date attention, and which we understand
| will continue several months. He desires
this said to his Deer Lodge friends in ex.
| PLANTATION of a deferred visit.
Prof. Traphagen, the very capable and
efficient instructor of the Montana College
| School of Mines. finished up his class work
for the term and left for New jersey this
week to enjoy his vacation. The next term
| of the School of Mines will open with per-
fected facilities and an increased faculty. Its
beginning has been very successful.