The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-12-14
DEER LODGE, MONTANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER H. 1885.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. s. E. Larabie is expected home to
morrow.
DR.. j. 81. Owings has been in Helena fol
the past two or three days.
Mrs. s. D. Stuart will leave to-day to make
. weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. r
Boarman, at Anaconda.
MI. Joaquin Abascal expects to start for
California next week, to spend the winter
with his family at Los Angeles.
We were in error last week in stating Mrs,
Stuart, deceased, was the Oldest lady in Deer
Lodge. "Grandmother" Van Lewen is
aged IS. /
Miss Mary Butcher left last Monday to
take a school near Bearmouth for the winter
term. Her many friends here will regret her
absence, especially during the social season.
Mr.. N. j. Bielenberg, who has been East
marketing stock for some weeks, has re-
turned, and says he IL going to remain ''here
or hereabouts,'' sure, until after the Holt
( days.
Mr.. John F. Farrell. Granite, and MeSsrs.
r. NJ. Durfee and John H. Cole, Philips.
burg, were in town tho early part Of the
week, the first two making a visit to the Orc
Fin mines, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. H. Moore, of Granite,
were in town this week looking over their
proposed new home and making arrange
nents for removal here. Mr.. Moore will be
sworn in as sheriff next Monday.
Mr.. j. McCarty, now of the Anaconda
police force, was in town last week. On
next Monday he will be sworn in as deputy
sheriff of Deer Lodge county and be sta.
TONED at Anaconda. He is commended az
an excellent officer.
Messrs. D. H. Mellen, p. McCarty, VIM.
Dwyer, P. Dooley, Hugh Mellen, T. Nc.
Carly, John Dryer, P. Fay and John Lynch
came from Stone Station last Friday to at
tend the funeral of Robert Dryer, whose
death was mentioned last week.
Mrs. H. H. Zenor and son left yesterday
for Cleveland, O., and before returning will
visit relatives in New York and Indiana.
We rather think "Howard" will make it
convenient to 60 after them abont the first
of March and drop into Washington on In
auguration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 81. Mcfarland, and Mrs.
Gee and Lizzie" expect to leave Saturday
for Los Angeles, to remain six months. The
visit has been deferred for some time on &C.
count of Mrs. Netherlands i'll health, which
is now improved. We trust she will recover
speedily, and that all will enjoy their visit.
Clerk and Recorder VIM. NJ. Thompson
and family will leave next week, take Christ
mas dinner with their relatives in Ogden,
and New Years dlnner with Mrs. Thomp-
sons relatives in Mansfield, Ohio. On the |
Sd Mr.. Thompson will start on return, so as /
to be present at the opening of the Sixteenth
Session of the Legislature.
DR.. Snyder, the skilled and popular physi- |
clan in charge Of the hospital at Anaconda, |
and Miss Lizzie Irvine, the highly esteemed
and charming daughter of Judge and Mrs.
C.E Irvine, who lived in Deer Lodge from
infancy until a couple of years ago, were
married by Rev. S. e. Blackiston, in Ana
eonda, Wednesday evening. The best wishes
Of a host of Deer Lodge friends will bless the
union of one of Deer Lodges ~favorite young
and the worthy gentleman who has
won her.
Our old friend, Thos. H. Griffith, of Drum
nond, was in town Tuesday. We regret be
has taken a liking to California, and will
'eturn there to locate permanently some
after the first Of January. He has pur-
chased ten acres of ground at Los Angeles,
md says he intends to edo nothing the re-
nainder of his days" He is delighted with
los Angeles, and the explosion of the boom
taving dropped prices about fifty per
cent, he was enabled to buy a nice property
At reasonable figures. Well, goodbye, and
good fortune.
When you desire a pleasant physic, try st.
Parick's Pills. For sale by J.. H. Owings.
1912
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