The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-17
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Veterinary Surgeon Herbert Holloway is
in town.
Miss L. G. Murdoch, of Anaconda, is in
the city.
NJ Mcdonnell and s Gibbons, Pioneer, are
in town.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and mother, Mrs. E..
Young, returned from Ogden Friday.
Mr.. James Cough and wife, Mrs. Hugill
and P Mann, of Gold Creek, are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joaquin Abascal are in town
and will return to Beartown in a few days.
Mrs. G. G. Birdseye, after a pleasant week
in Butte and Deer Lodge, has returned to
Blackfoot.
Mr.. James Blake, Miss Hattie Blake and
Miss Nellie Knight, of Helena, are at the
McBurney.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell and DR.. Chas. F. Mus
sigbrod, of Warm Springs, have been enjoy
ing the sports of the turf this week.
Hon. A. G. Botkin was in town Sunday
attending to professional duties and enjoying
the delights Of a Sabbath in the country.
Among the visitors from Spokane Falls,
w. T., are W J Tenant, P Denton, W L
Mitchell, A r johnson and Thos Madden.
81 Hancock, Ed Laffertv, f 81 Stafford,
II R Baker, W R McComas, S O'Connor, D
j Amalet and Jos O'Neill, of Helena, are
registered at the Scott House.
Lou p. Smith, of Butte, is Marshal at the
track; DR.. G. F. Reed and Ed Scharnikow
preside at the ticket box, and Frank Bowes
and Lon R. Hoss guard the gate.
Philipsburg is well represented here race
week. We notice present Thos S Smith, F
p Carey, N Vaughn, VIM. Hammond, Geo
Newell, H F Titus, F M Freyschlag and
Samuel Doggins.
Hosea L. Fisher, one of the old timers,
is in town, having come over for a few days
recreation from his horse and sheep farm in
Fergus County, where he has been living the
past seven years.
M. Kidder, Nevada Valley, Clark Moore,
Helmville, T. B. Hammond and VIM. Wal
lace, New Chicago, D.. ]. Heyfron, Missoula,
b.. E. Curtis, Avon, and r. Conn, Drum
mond, are lockers on at the races.
Messrs. I F Kirby, j R Boarman, J N
Shannon, M s Aschheim, r P Burch, j T
James, L L Ferry, w M Therton. E B
Waterbury, NJ B Spier, G Roberts, H s Neal
and Ed johnson, Of Anaconda, are taking in
the races.
We inadvertently neglected to mention
last week that Mi. Jos. A. Hyde had returned
from the East, where he purchased quantities
Of material for his elegant residence on Sec
ond street. It will be one of the finest resi-
dences in Montana.
Will. H. Sutherlin, the esteemed ex-Presi.
dent of the press gang, and who is one Of the
few old-time editors who is ''still camping on
the trail" of tardy subscribers, is in town
taking in the races and the ducats due on his
excellent paper, the Rocky Mountain Hus-
The Helena contingent registered at the
| McBurney House consists of J P Woolman,
L Miles, G GODDARD, L Stickles, Sam Wal
ter, Thos F Sullivan, W Baldwin. A P
Sampler, Henry Finch, Geo BEEN, John
Worth, A J Davidson, F E Young, W
/ WinslOw.
Rev. A. B. Howard returned last Friday
after a seven weeks %sojourn in the East,
| principally at Cincinnati, Ohio. We are
| pleased to know the reverend geutleman's
health is much improved and he will be
numbered yet among the 'robust," as we'll as
! the "faithful."
Mt. W. II. Raymond, Belmont Park, and
| his brother, DR.. NJ. H. Raymond, Kansas
| City, are in Deer Lodge. We three haven't
met before since sixteen years ago, in a party
Of seven, we made the happiest trip of our
lives through "Wonderland." Come down,
Largey, and four of the five living will still
r~eiterate 1--WE are seven"
Butte is represented on the Scott House
register by c B Jeffries, Ike Morehouse, Jere
| Murphy, W j Woods, John o Day, Jerry
| Sullivan, Thos Desard, Fl Belmont, c H
| McGahan, F E Young, Robt Graham, F NJ
Dolman, F Kennedy, W Soper, W S Pas
chall, W P Gwin, w Wood, L G Belmont,
e D Merrill, Frank Henion, W F Mosby, E
r Paxon, A Mcdonald, L Conery and c r
| Burkett.
A Gonzales, San Francisco; C R Pickett,
Los Angeles; 6 W Swaggert, Heppner. Or;
c H McGahan, II Mccormick, Geo D Grey,
NJ Mccormick, Will Singleton, John Cudi-
| han, Alex Lewis and Jos Smith, Salt Lake
| City; j Harrington, Denver, Col; g Pray
lor, San Francisco; John Disle:, st. Paul; S
A Bennett, j Wisner and J Wardell: Port.
land, are among the patrons of the turf who
have come long distances to enjoy the Mon
tana sport.
The following Butte people are registered
| at the McBurney: W G jenkins, F Hand,
Mark Croxall, Jno Toohey, j Clasby, w
| McDermott- Too Mantle, j n Mccarthy. NJ
U'Connor, Thos + Griffin, Jno W Miller, j
H Hennessy, I Stadwell, w F Mclaughlin,
II A Henderson, r Treat, Col c G Brad
shaw, G D Hughes, John Burgess, o R Gale,
E Jacobs, S King, M Liebenstein, Jno C
| Jones, S NJ Mckee, Frank Grimes, B c
Kingsbury.
Mr.. H. Ackley sackett, a lightning silhou-
cite artist, hailing from New York City, is
on the TANKS of the Montana racing circuit
this season, and is pro6ling our people as
expertly as did the masters of his art when,
fifty years ago, before the camera came in
use, it was about the only method by which
the mass of people could have the counter
felt presentment of their features preserved.
| Sackett's silhouettes will remain by the
thousand in Montana after he has gone again
to Gotham.
Among those who were in attendance from
Pioneer at Mrs. Thrasher's funeral Tuesday,
were MI. Antoine Thrasher, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Lossl, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brent, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Birdseye, Mr.. Theodore Hess, Re-
becca Hess, Laura Hess, George Hess. Mrs.
Steele, Mrs. Farley, Mrs. Kau, Mrs. Bles-
singer, Messrs. N. Sullivan, G. Burrier, A.P.
Agnew, Charles Fink, F. Garsey, Ed. Doney,
James Tompkins, VIM. Stiner, VIM. Piper,
Allen Koekler, George Blum, H. Robertson,
B. Gallon, John Crowley and E. Travis.