The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-05-04
PERSONAL.

j. X. Pardee Esq, was in town Wednes-
day.
Messrs. C. x. and S. E. Larabie are in
Tacoma this week.
MI. E. L.. Bonner returned yesterday from
a trip on railroad business.
Warren E.. Toole, Esq, was over from
Helena Wednesday as attorney in the Row
and case.
A new Postof6ce has been established at
Lo Lo, Missoula county, with John F..
Delaney p. M.
Landlord Aylesworth went away with
some of his guests yesterday on a pleasant
jaunt to Butte.
D. M. Durfee, Esq, County Attorney goes
to Butte to be present when the Martin case
is set Monday.
DR.. j. II. Owings was at Butte Monday in
attendance at the. funeral services of his
friend, DR.. Bishop.
Mr.. VIM. Milling this week returned from
Chicago, where he spent the winter, and
has gone to open up his mines at Pioneer.
Miss Mabel Clagett returned to her home
at Murray, Idaho, a day or two ago, her eyes
not being sufficiently strong to continue the
course at the College.
Mr.. j. 81. Monteath Of the Inter Mountain
came down last evening to visit his wife,
who for the past week or two has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Shaw.
Mr.. Ed Bentel, who had nearly lost the
sight of his left eye, and who was 80 days
under treatment by the eminent %oculist, DR..
Knapp of New York, has been greatly i'm
proved and expects soon to have his sight
entirely restored.
Bishop L.. R. Brewer, who is making his
annual visitation to the parishes in his do
cese, arrived from Butte Wednesday and
will preach at St. James Church Sunday.
The Bishop had been in i'll health a few
days preceding his coming here, but has
materially improved.
Col. and Mrs. L.. j. Sharp of Butte are at
the McBurney house and expect to remain
some days, after which they will journey
l~.isurely throughout the Territory and to
the Pacific Coast. They have many friends
here and their plan to enjoy life as they go
is one worthy of approval.
Mr.. Ed P. Mills, superintendent, who
spent Tuesday night at the Champion mine,
says fully Is inches of snow fell there during
the night, the heaviest he had ever seen in the
same time. 1t extended to the valley on the
east side, but the fall was light or the
Mount Powell side. 1t has almost vanished
already.
Thompson returned q week ago from st.
Louis and other points, where he was having
the fire brick clay of the Company tested
and examining machinery for the manufac-
ture of brick; tile, etc. The clay fulfilled the
best expectations. Further mention of the
purposes of the Company will be made in a
-short time.
Their many friends in Deer Lodge County,
where they for a long time resided, will
learn with sorrow that Mrs. Catherine
Quin, wife CT Mr.. John Il. Wilson, died in
Helena last Monday, in her 18th year. She
was stricken with partial paralysis August
10th and lost the power of speech, but her
| condition did not take a dangerous form
| until last week. She was very highly es-
teethed.
Mr.. D. W. Tilton and son of Butte spent a
day or two here, on their first visit, this
week. I'D. w." barring the snow balls
Father Time has hit his hair with, is little
changed from the energetic, rustling, genial
sd. W. of the olden day, when he published
Montana's Pioneer Paper, the Montana Post,
in Virginia City, and gave the writer his
first employment in a newspaper Office.
Many happy days to him yet.
Butte has organized a Building and Loan
Association. Missoula and Billings have
had theirs for years to the benefit of stock
holders and the towns. The Age is urging
the organization Of one in Boulder. We
believe it would be we'll for Deer Lodge to
have one. 1t enables those who have linn
tied means, but are able to save and lay by
something every month, to invest it in a
way there will be fair interest drawn and
where by holding a given amount of stock
they can borrow money to build them
homes. The laws of Montana provide fully
for such interpretations.