The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-06-15

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
MI. G. x. Larabie returned from Portland
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. N. j. Bielenberg have re-
turned from Oregon.
Miss Margaret Wolfe, Superintendent, Is
visiting schools at P%hilipsburg and vicinity
this week.
Rev. T.. j. Lamont, Of Anaconda, and Rev.
E. !. Greenwood, Of Butte, were in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. W. Stapleton, of Butte, was in
town this week, attending College Com
mencement.
John ". Forbis, Esq, of Butte, was in
town Wednesday attending the meeting Of
College Trustees.
Frank p. Sterling and g. T. Burton, Esqs.,
Of Helena, were in town last Friday as after
neys in q land case.
Rev. T. d. Kelsey, Of Helena, delivered a
valuable course of lectures on botany to the
Montana College classes last week.
Recorder Thompson went to Anaconda
this week to look after the Fire Brick Com
pany affairs, the machinery therefor being
now delivered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Fl. Raymond, Of Virginia
City, are in own attending the College Com
mencement and are the guests of Mr.: and
Mrs. s. E. Larabie.
Mr.. s. H.. Bauman, representing the Bust.
ness Educator, q journal published quarterly
hy tho sGE1oln~a ps,oSnouo Ho1lono ~ vnaNo nj
q pleasant call yesterday.
"Billy" Gill, the jovial ranchman of Lost
Creek, who we thought had quit us for all
time, dropped in the other day to say chow
dy," and crack a few jokes with old friends.
Mr.. J. K. P. Miller, formerly Of Deer
Lodge and now Of Deadwood, was married
in Helena a few days ago to Mrs. Nat Pope.
The marriage was at the residence of the
brides parents.
Mr.. J. E. Bradley, the popular.man on-the-
road in Montana for the st. Louis house of
Meyer Bros, is working his last round pre-
paratory to going in for a few weeks service
in the House.
Miss Kate P. Calvin, the accomplished
musical instructor of the College of Mon
tana, expects to leave next Tuesday and
spend part of her vacation with Miss May
Davis at Empire, Montana.
Yesterdays trains carried away many of
the students of the College, who go "home
for vacation" By this evening nearly all the
boarding scholars will have departed, and we
wish all the utmost happiness of youths
roseate hours.
Mr.. D. G. O'Keefe, the sturdy old pioneer
who with his brother "the Baron" has held
'the Coriaccan defle'' against..all corners for
nearly a quarter of a century, visited Butte
and Deer Lodge this week for the first time
in several years.
Col. and Mrs L. j. Sharp, left yesterday for
Missou1a and a trip to the Pacific Coast
which may be extended throughout the sum-
mel. With enough Of this worlds goods to
satisfy them, they are taking the jaunt'leis-
urley, contentedly and wisely down the sunset
side of life and hav the sincere wishes Of
many friends that the day and the twilight
may continue long and happily.
Mr.. Prescott, proprietor of the Helena
marble works, was in town this week. He
has a model for a statue of Mr.. j. E. Rendry
completed which will be submitted to the
Press Convention, and would like to have
the order for the memorial statue. he says
the model has met high approval from
friends of Mr.. H. and Mr.. P. would doubtless
be a desirable person to have the statue made
and erected.
Prof. Brantley, of the College of Montana,
leaves to-day for Salt Lake City. and thence
for a brief visit East; Prof. Notestein will
/ leave next Monday to spend his vacation in
| Ohio; Miss Hill will 60 to Chicago next
week; Miss Reat is to spend her vacation
! with her parents in Illinois, and Miss
! Vaughn goes to California. There is quite a
breaking up Of the College family this week,
! but nearly all expect to return in September.
Addison Smith, for seven years the resi-
dent partner of A.. Kleinschmiit & Co.,
Deer Lodge, and late Vice-Presiden Of the
A.. x. & Co., Limited, has dissolved his con-
nection with the firm by the sale of his stock
to Mr.. A. Kleinschmldt. Mr.. Smith is O
engaged in settling up the old business Of A.
K. & Co., and after attending the Press Con
vention at Great Falls will make a short trip
to the Pacific coast, taking in the National
Educational Association which convenes in
San Francisco, July 18th to the 2lst, and he
does not expect to engage in any permanent
business until his return.