The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-07-27

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
he. Titus, Esq, Philpsbure, was in town
Wednesday.
DR.. G. +. Reed, dentist, returned from
Dillon last evening.
Mrs. G. D. Joslyn returned Tuesday from a
pleasant visit to Missoula.
Mr.. John Mcleod, Of Philipsburg, CAM in
from Butte Wednesday evening.
Mrs. e. L. Bonner and Mia returned
'home'l last evening from Missoula.
MI. Z. b. Irvine, Of Butte, spent q portion
Of this week in Deer Lodge and at Pixies
Peak.
Mrs. Lucy Miller, of Philipsburg, is in
town, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coleman.
Mrs. A. ii. Mitchell and Mrs. John O,Neill
returned yesterday from their outing at Dun
kelberg Park.
Manager Lee Mantle, of the Inter. Mountain,
was In town Monday, looking after some
business matters.
Mr.. John Lannen, of Bear Mouth, who is
in broken health, expects to go east presently
for medical treatment.
Mr.. Fred. NJ. Wilson, the rustling can
vasser, now representing the Independent,
was in town this week Of business.
Prof. j. 81. Meyers returned from a success
full canvass for the NEW NORTHWEST on
the west side of the County Tuesday.
Miss Fannie King, of Morristown, N. j.,
sister of Mrs. Peter Walton, arrived Monday
and will remain during the summer.
Mr.. Alex. Voolfolk came up from his sheep
range a couple of DAYS ago. He sold the clip
Of his 500 head of sheep at Billings, at II
cents.
Mr.. p. f. Sherr returned this week to the
Nonpareil mine, on Boulder. He says the
outlook is ever more encouraging than We
stated last week.
Mr.. Lee Kelley, for some time past guard
at the penitentiary, left Monday evening to
try his fortunes in tbs Ceur d'Alene coun-
try, having encouraging inducements from
Mr.. Chas. Harris, who is low located at
Wardner.
About forty Of the residents of Pioneer
composed the funeral procession that accom-
panied the remains of Mr.. and Mrs. Brent's
children from Pioneer yesterday. Three
other of their children are ll-one~s seriously
of diphtheria.
Prof. Brantley, of the College of Montana,
returned this week from his vacation, during
which he went as far as Nashville. The Pro-
fessor stopped off in Helena Monday and was
admitted by the Supreme Court to practice
law in this Territory.
Mr.. 81. Marks, for the past year or two
guard in the penitentiary, and a very efficient
M Marshal Kelley says, resigned a few days
ago and goes to Helena. Mr.. G. w. Kelley,
formerly Deputy Sheriff at Miles City and
other places, has been appointed in Mr..
Marks place.
Miss Jennie Irvine, of Atchison, Kansas,
arrived Monday on her first visit to numer-
Gus relatives in Montana. Mrs. George W.
Irwin, of Butte. came in a train or two
later and wbisked the young lady away to
Butte before even the lady whose guest she
was to have been had seen her.
Col. J. D. jerks was in town Monday on
his return from the East, where he has been
selecting material for the Deer Lodge resi-
dence of Mr.. Jos. A. Hyde. Col. jerks will
be supervising architect of the building, and
will be here next week to look after matters.
The basement story, a very substantial one,
is now complete.
MI. George s. Miller, who has been with
Murphy, Higgins & Co. for several years,
and who has many friends in Deer Lodge
county, has been engaged as bookkeeper in
0vu.y- o. Tovnh;a1o por1r ~ croooo6 NJ
Voolfolk. The position is one of response
bility and trust, and we have no doubt Mr..
Miller will fill it with credit to himself and
satisfaction to his employers and the public.
John F. Kelly and wife returned to-day
from Deer Lodge, where they have spent a
| couple of days with friends. Frank Hatton,
/ the rafting Under Sheriff of Deer Lodge
| County, is an old friend of Mr.. Kelly's, and
| of course made life pleasant for him and his
estimable wife. They visited the open" and
heard the famous glee club sing. and in fact
they had as nice a lime as an old Colorado
| friend could give them. When MI. Hattou
comes to Missoula Mr.. Kelley says he will
'play ever or die for it."-Missoula Item.
Several relatives and acquaintance of Mr.
James Beaton arrived here direct from Scot
land last Friday. OF them Mr.. Thos. Stra-
han, a coach painter. has already opened
shop, and Mr.. Joseph Hutton, carpenter
has also opened a shop, both from Mont
rose, Scotland. Also MI. George Sword and
wife. Mr.. Sword is an accomplished &C
countant, having held responsible oflcia
positions in Dundee, and has already take1
position with Bennett Bros. Company. Alst
Mr.. VIM. Law, draughtsman, wood carver
and glider. Those last named are from Dun
dee. From an illustrated sketch in a Dunde,
paper we notice Mr.. Sword is IN exper
cricketer, and he is likely to show up as
strong hand in the base ball club.