The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-08-03
E. !. Bonnie! Co.
NV. DEER LODGE, M. 7.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. G. Birdseye expects to return to
Blackfoot this morning.
Mr.. G. E. Kester, foreman Of the Inter
Mountain job office, was in town last even.
ing.
Messrs. j. X. Pardee, Philipsburg, and
James Carten, Granite, were in town yester-
day.
President D. j. Mcmillan, Of the College
of Montana, returned home from Chicago
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Harry D.. Sims, one Of our old resi-
dents, but now of Philipsburg, was in town
q day or two this week.
Joaquin Abascal, Esq, came up from Bear
town a day or two ago, and Mrs. Aoascai Is
expected up next week.
Mr.. R. j. Maybel'. Of Ayerill, Carpenter
| & Co., st. Paul, was in town yesterday with
| a full line of holiday samples.
Mr.. R. G. Huston, the successful travelling
! agent of the ever popular Inter- Mountain,
| was in town Monday en- route home from a
| West Side excursion.
We learn that a child of Mrs. Connolly.
| residing at the Preston ranch, has diPh'
iberia. 1t was at Pioneer since the diph'
| iberia appeared there.
Mrs. r. H. Mason and children, and niece
| Miss !Trowbridge, are expected to arrive
from Chicago this week. They will be the
guests of Mrs. W. ". Higgins.
Mrs. Fannie E. Lounsbury, of Portland,
| Oregon, accompanied by her children, Is Wis
ting with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
| McKinstry, and sister, Mrs. S%tackpole.
Judge Dewolfe was In town Monday t
hear an application for habeas corpus from
Missoula County, but the defendants attor
new not appearing the prisoner was re
manded.
Probate Judge Orren Emerson, who ma
been in bad health for several weeks ma
gone to the Springs for baths and treatmen
and will probably be absent a week. w
wish him speedy recovery.
Deputy O.. S. Marshal Lou P. Smith, 0
Rntte. was in town Tuesday on business
That wounded foot does not seem to nav
impaired his general health, as he is geesloI
=. stout as Grover Cleveland.
Nj. J. E. Bradley, having conciuded II.
hot weather engagement in the 81 LOU
bouse. las returned to the mountain rou'
and will soon call on his customers OF Mo'
tana. Idaho and Washington.
Mr.. F. c.. Archer, editor of the he"'e"
who is combining business with pleasure ;
+ot;no a tnrn through the County maxi"
acouaintances and looking after the Hec'e
lists. mad US q pleasant call yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Cornforth this week r
moved from Butte to Deer Lodge ana occ.
nv the residence they recently pnrcnas ;.
from Mr.. Groeneveld. Mr.: e.. IS sun - 49, :,
vo,id from the gunshot wound rece'veo sc
.-., months since, being still unao'e 10 WAL
Mr.. Geo. A. Kidder, Of Georgetown, ".
n town this week on his first VISIT 10. "e'
"a, years. He says Georgetown IS eet.
be aquite lively village, having s~o y,
go saloons, and other businesses
.,,nes in the vicinity are all iook'ns We
a n,easant outing was had last WEEK
nv r. E. Dunlap and wife, Mr. JON
Williams and wife, Mrs. Wm: d. , a.,pa -
M. James williams, Miss L'noa WIN" " 1.r;,
w. ponpie Butcher, Mr.. David o. IrS I.
! ~ NJ Chas. Butcher, who LETT so~u
T,',rsaav evening, made the ascento ~" ~
pa~e,, on Friday and returned ~ :,
!. :. doe Saturday evening. They ~e. ae.sr
> .sss the first party on Powell this Se"S>