The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-24
PERSONAL.

Everybody has gone to the Fair or to "the
country"
Mrs. j. NJ. Fish and Mrs. Capt. Nichols, Of
Butte, were in town Sunday.
j. r. Boarman, Esq, and wife, of Anacon-
da, were in town Wednesday.
DR.. Remington, the owner Of valuable
mines near Stemple, is in town.
Rev. Galen Wood and r. E. Dunlap with
their families have been camping at Demp-
sey Greek Canyon the past two weeks and
having . very enjoyable time.
DR.. j. Il. Owings left last Friday to attend
the Grand Lodge Of A.. O. q. W, as Delegate
from Mt. Powell Lodge, at the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge at Cheyenne.
Messrs. Yelling Napton, Thos. strang, v.
B. McQuestion, Al Cain, Cor. InRlehart and
Charlie Cummings struck out for the Big
Blackfoot country Wednesday.
Rev. j. r. Russell, Messrs. James and
John Forbis and their families, have been
camping near Avon for a week or two, hunt
ing and fishing and having q splendid time.
yelling Napton, Deputy District Clerk,
will be 'outing" In the northern part Of the
county for tho next ten days, and W. H.
Trippet has been appointed to fill his place
during his absence.
MI. John Ryan, formerly Postmaster of
Anaconda, died in Centerville Wednesday
and will be buried in the Deer Lodge Gene
terry today The funeral procession will
start from the 1916 train.
Bishop Mahlon N. Gilbert. Of Minnesota,
arrived last evening, and will be the guest o.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins until Monday
He will preach Sunday morning and evening
at the convocation, at St. James church.
Mr.. Addison Smith returned Friday even
ing from q se~ven-weeks' trip to Washing
ton Territory and California. We regret te
know he contemplates engaging in business
somewhere in the West, and that the family
will probably remove from Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bielenberg and child
ron. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bennett and child
rem. and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Zenor, will
Mrs. Rockwell and "Nick," left "Wednesday
in Independent outfits. but going as camI
neiehbors to the Big Blackfoot country, ex
pecting to be absent ten days. Hope all vii
have a splendid outing.
Mr.. W. W. Turney, who returned from
Mexico a few days ago, says that is a grea
mining country. The government is nov
stable and friendly to Americans, and tn
mining laws liberal. Three American ran
roads run down into Mexico, and in TWO o
three years, when they get their lateral feed
ers extended, great mining Development
| will take place.
Mr.. Amos Buck, of Stevensvllle, was II
| town Monday on his return from Butte an
| Anaconda. It is probable Buck Bros. VII
establish a Grain and Produce house in Tn
latter place, where they can nave quick 'o'''
ket for their purchases. Mr.. b. KNOWS q
three surveying parties, presumably on'o
pacific Engineers, who are now in the nei
hot w.en Anaconda and the head OF blt'e
noot valley. The inference is that they ar
,,,k,no pre)iminary surveys for a railroa
.h~o,oh that immense timber belt, anu III
Mol. "a satisfied they will easily find a prac
ticable route. i,
Mr.. E. L. Bonner went to Misson'a aga.
Tuesday evening. He is 'spell'ne" M, .
n uamn,ond in the management OF the MIS-
.on,a Mercantile Co. while the 'as'er :
'';s;,;,c New York and other points Eas'
w. ara sorry to dispel Major Mccorm'cH
:,,,,.;on that Mr.. Bonner resides in M'ssou''
-. matter of fact it ia believed he lives ~
,;.,.s v,ell. in New York but If "Mc:"sno"'
80. -. aureo,a Of perfect peace n con'e'
that hovers over him as he hand'es 'uo ~,
sprinkler and sits under the snaae ~ s.e aon1
no.ite Court Square, Deer Lodge no s"n
p..s . ..d awakening from . pleasant ure"'