The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Respectfully,
E. !. BoaI1|e''! &Co.
DEER LODGE, M. T.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. A. kellogg, G. E., is in from Phil
ipsburg.
Mrs. John H. Cole returned to Philipsburg
yesterday.
Mr.. j. E. Van Gundy has been quite ill the
past ten days.
Messrs. Geo. w. Irwin II and G. K.
Irvine, Of Butte, were in town this week on
business.
DR.. Mcmillan writes he will be home in
few weeks to commence on the new College
building.
Mrs. F. l. Penrose, of Granite Mountain,
meet Mrs. Geo. Barber, recently arrived from
England.
Mr.. John Gerber, recently of San Francis
co, has broken up housekeeping there for
the present and expects to visit Deer Lodge
in short time. mm...." "....u."...-
Miss Mabel Claggett, who has been in
Deer Lodge the past two or three months.
contemplates returning home to Murray,
Idaho, next week.
Mr.. James A. Talbot, of Butte, was In
town this week looking for favorable site
to build residence. We would be glad to
see him locate here.
Mr.. John Trigg, who laid the walls OF tho
public school building and Christian church,
has returned for a summer campaign among
| the walls of Deer Lodge.
Mr.C. K. Larabie arrived Tuesday evening
| from Boston, aud is making brlef vlslt 10
| IS. E." He has little too much business on
hand nowadays to make long visits. out
makes them agreeable while he stays
| Mfr. George Barber, after an absence of ten
wears. returned few days ago from Lincoln
shire, Eng, with his wife and family, and
nroposes to remain here. They are at present
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hyde.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ohm F. Forbis made brief
visit to Deer Lodge Wednesday, Mrs f
desiring to see if Deer Lodge reminded her
of Salt Lake, where the trees are now in leaf
.,d flowers in bloom. We trust she will
raturn when sthe season" has reached our
mountain valleys.
nenuty Veterinary Thos Stuart, OF Dee'
1.odoa. arrived in town Wednesday. and wal
remain during the shipping season. Iht
doctor made many warm friends during nls
s+.v here last season, and we welcome n1H
v;,b omen arms. His only regret IS tina
F;sler Is so far away.-Glendive Independent
Father DeRyekere is about to advertise To-
his co.laborer, Father DeSiere, who has no"
heen absent q week. and all the advices ~
has of him is by marriage notices puohsne'
~ ne;phbering papers. Unless he report
v;thtn thirty days lie will find some'hini
interesting under the title of "lntormae'o'
Wanted"
The nress gang Of Montana will be g'a" &c
know that their esteemed fellow memoe'
NJ Cha,. S. Fee, General Passenger Asen
f.ha Northern Pacific Railroad Company
axnects to be in Montana early IN May it =
turn;np from the meeting of the 1fa"sco'''
.a..., Association IN San Francisco. iner
; sho,,d he some method devised OF cap'"fl"
; h;,n and taking him to the Great fa's "ee
ing.
.oro those who testified as to explosive
:, the Kelley-Cable case this week "e'
s.nar;,,endents W. E. Hall, OF the Anc
comnapy; Benz. Tibbey, of the parro1e ~ Con .,o'.
ssare Iosenh K. Clark, of the Moulton con l,
rany: Michael Carroll, Of the Anacon.
romnany; G. W. Goodale, OF the co'o.aa "as,
comnany: Harvey Showers, OF tne o1o'
comnany; N. d. Ripgeling, o. T.; ,.eayn; nas.I
snn;van. and Oscar White, OF the ca1ioIn'
navd.r. What they do not KNOW .oo.
y .,.;,o and explosives is hardly worm '0"'
ing,