The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-02-03
PERSONAL.

MI. P. Woodlock, of Bear Mouth, is in
town.
MI. H. G.. Walton has been again housed
up this week with his old enemy, quinsy.
Mrs. W. w. Reed, whe has been danger
ously ill the past week, is improving.
Mr.. r. J. Maybell, Of Averill, Carpenter
g. Co., st. Paul, was in town this week.
Department Commander Ella q. Waters,
of Billings, was in town yesterday, and went
from here to Butte.
Rev. D. J. Mcmillan has been i'll abed
this week, but is recovering, and Rev. E. J.
Groeneveld is suffering from q severe attack
of tonsilitis.
Judge Knowles accompanied his friend,
Mr.. Claggett, from Butte Wednesday, and
remained over yesterday to have a good old
fashioned chat with them. They have been
warm personal friends for thirty-seven years.
Mr.. Geo. W. Lamson returned from Ne.
braska last Friday, relieving Norman 1ver-
son, who was acting temporarily as operator
at the depot, and who now takes a position
at Anaconda. M."m MM
Mr.. S. E. Larabie, who was at Helena and
Toston last week, says the trains were much
DELAYED, and it seemed almost impossible to
get through, aver by making freight train
connections. The trains are on better time
now. #-.""" %@@" @
Mr.. jeff Van Gundy received a telegram
last Friday that his wife at Carmi, Ills, was
very ill of pneumonia and pleurisy. He left
the same night for home, reaching there on
Tuesday, but his wife had died on Sunday
He has the sympathy Of many friends here
Mr.. James Cough returned last Saturday
from . couple of months visit to his old
home in ireland, from which he had been
absent thirty years. He had a pleasant voy'
age both ways and "The Emerald Isle" at
tested its right to the title and g~laddened his
eyes by being clad in verdure even IN MID
winter.
W. acknowledge the receipt of invitation
cards to attend the wedding at the Cathedral
in Baltimore, Nd. Feb 1st. 1888. of Emile
daughter of Thos. j. Irving. Esq, and D..
Durfee. Esq, our county attorney. Regret
| ting that circumstances prevent our presence
We tender CONGRATULATIONS and bid Mrs
Dnrfee a welcome back to the mountains
The lady was a resident Of Philipsburg las
wear, and will be pleasantly membe "
mauv of our people as a guest OF MIS-
O'Bannon.
Hon. VIM III. Clagett, accompanied by III
daughter, Miss Mabel, arrived Saturday, ant
howe since been in Butte on q short vlslt
Theva are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
AZ C1aoett exnects to remain SOM
DAYS enjoying the companionsh'p OF or
friends. and Miss Mabel will attend the co'
loco Of Montana. "Blny" Clagett received
hearty welcome from his old neighbors here
,,ho ara pleased to know his mining int
ras+s IN tho Ceur d'Alene are among the hes
there and that their development will hr'n'
him ample recompense. II
Last Friday morning Col. N. N. Tyner
Geo. L. Lord, and W. $. Richards OIL Tn
Pioneer Press, j. j. Dickcy, Supt. Of the F."
~ T..,..ranh Co. at Omaha, and L. ID. Norts
Gu, of the q. p. Telegraph, under the spe
III Guidance of Gen. Chas. s. Warren AM
c,,. D;ckenson, of the Montana Union
Who brought them down in Ills spee.a' ca
o.uno in from Butte and remained a ie'
honrs. visiting the College aud Penl. e IA:
s.fora n~rocceiing to Anaconda. Inc ~
w.. press party are writing up Butte an"
"~:s.;,o To see the ~neighboring towns sup
dickinson rendered them TIE o"....
tho c,r and road. They were well ."pre'se'
With the College, aud at the "ren" were
tsrta;ned 40 agreeably they came near -,,
49, the mn train. We hope to see them agar
-han h can stay longer.