The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-05-18
PERSONAL.
MI. Neil r. Beck is better this week.

MI. N0ll H. 0SCA IL U6tG6E ILLS W0GAs
DR.. A. II. Mitchell was in town yesterday.
MI. M. J. Cornell, of the Bonner Mercan.
tile Co., was in town Friday.
MT. Dan Gamer, OF Butte, mas rented the
John H. Arms residence, and will remove to
Deer Lodge with his family.
Mrs. Joseph A.. Hyde, of Butte, has re-
moved to Deer Lodge, and the construction
of their fine residence will begin at once.
Mark H. Bryan, the energetic and able ed
itor of the Phillipsburg Mail, was in Deer
Lodge last Saturday, and went hence to Hell
ena.
Papers from Washington, D. c., May 9Th,
evidence that MI. J.J. Donovan and bride,
were at the Arlington, enjoying the de-
lights of the National Capital.
MI. E.. D. Holland, who came in from Phil
lpsburg yesterday, reports the Bi-Metalic
company clearing of: the ground for the
erection of works at the foot of the hill.
Conrad Kohrs, Esq, and his daughters,
Misses Katie and Annie; were in Helena a
few days ago and with Chas. E. Bonner,
were present at the Allen-Kennett wedding.
MI. W. W. Stuart, of Spring Hill, Gallatin
County, who has spent a summer or two with
US before, has moved over again to perma-
nently locate. He expects to sell his -four.
ing mill at Spring Hill.
Mr.. VIM. Brent states the son of Phil Bles.
singer, Of Pioneer, aged 4 or 5 years, has
been very i'll with diptheria this week, but
was better yesterday. The lads sister died
Of diptheria last winter.
Mrs. Lou P. Smith came from Butte last
FRIDAY to accompany Mrs. James Bailey and
others to see their sister, Mrs Hammond at
Phillipsburg, but learning she was ecover-
ing, the visit was not made.
Foreman Griffith Jones and VIM. Hughes,
Of the Mountain Lion, getting i'll, have come
to town for treatment. Mr.. j. N. Fox, who
was also there came down sick, bnt mas re-
covered. The symptoms were that of noun
tain fever.
Rev. s. w. Barber passed through the city
last week on his way from Nebraska to Mon
tana. He will take charge of Deer Lodge
and Anaconda in the Bozeman District. We
wish him success-South Western Methodist,
st Louis, Mo-, May 10Th.
Mr.. H. T. Brown, who has been develop
ing the coal mines at Cinibar, was in town
Saturday. He says the coal is excellent, in
large quantity as shown by the outcrop, and
believes development is all that is necessary
to make them largely productive and a source
| of wealth and benefit to Montana.
Mrs. VIM. Hammond, P%hillipsburg, was
| critically ill last Friday and her daughters,
| Mrs. Joseph Hyde, of Butte, Mrs. VIM. G.
Matthews, of Anaconda, and VIM Coleman,
of Deer Lodge, fastened to her side. She
was, however. reported out of danger Satur-
| day and was at latest accounts convalescing
Mr.. Joaquin Abascal, who accompanied the
remains of his partner Lafordale, from Bear
town, was in quite ill health himself n has
thought it best to go to the Warm Springs
brod. We understand Mrs. Abascal is ex-
pected to return from California in a day or
two. ~~-.
President Mcmillan, of the College of
Montana, retired a few days ago from his
successful trip east in the interest of the Col
lege. He has done much good work for it
generally, and has materially added to the
amount subscribed in Montana for the con-
struction of new and needed buildings. De-
signs nave been made, subject to approval by
by the Trustees, and probably within a
month the work Of construction will begin.
The building will probably cost about q 5000,
and will be built on the north Of Trask hall.
President Mcmillan is enjoying excellent
health and is full of energy to resume his la
| %bors-that never cease, if we may be allowed
to phrase it that way.