The new North-west., 1888-10-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul Fusz, of Granite, were
In Deer Lodge Tuesday.
W. I. Cation, Esq, is stenographer for the
District Court this term.
q. s. Marshal r. 8. Kelley has been in
Bozeman in attendance at Court this week.
Mrs. Duane j. Armstrong, of Missoula, was
registered at the McBurney House Wednes-
day. m.um. ".
Deer Lodge is full Of neighbors this week,
rendering deserved mention Of each impos-
sible.
MI. James Shields, United States Collector
of Internal Revenue, has been in town the
past two days.
Judge E. B. Waterbury, of Anaconda,
generally improved IN health but a little of
temporarily, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Willard Bennett was down from Butte
Sunday and says everything is progressing
very favorably on the cable railroad.
Mr.. NJ. s. Caplice, one of the solid mer-
chants of PhilipsburR, is in town, and speaks
in glowing terms Of the prosperity of the
burg.
Mr.. 81. A. Smurr returned yesterday from
Columbus. "It was the longest rest and the
best time I ever had in my life," is his
answer to all inquiries.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell and Messrs. J. N. Fox
and Thos. Strarg went to the Big Blackfoot
country Monday on mining business. expect
ing to return last evening.
Miss Mary Clark, who accompanied he'
father, Hon, W. A. Clark, on his Missoula
trip. arrived in Deer Lodge with Major
Maginnis Wednesday evening.
Dr.. Geo. C. Douglas, W. NJ, with Wardena
C.K, Hardenbrook and Phil E. Evans, left
Tuesday evening for Missoula, whore the
Grand Lodge Of Masons OF Montana mas
been in session this week.
Mrs. D. J. Mcmillan and children, who
have been in Chicago for several months
past are expected home next Friday. The
parents Of Mrs. Mcmillan will accompany
her as far as Miles City and later visit Deer
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Mathews. Of Ana
conda. were in town Sunday and returned
home. On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. wm. Coleman received advices thai
Mrs. Mathews was very i'll, and left on tnt
DELAYED train to visit her. 1t is believed she
has typhoid fever.
Gel. John s. Prince, ex-Mayor Of St. Paul.
and wife, Mrs. Dickinson, wife OF supt
dickinson, of the Montana Union, Mrs. !"
W. Dixon, Mrs. Geoffrey Lavel'e, ana Mrs
O.borne came into town in Supt. Dickinson
car Moudav, and after tarrying few pleas
ant hours returned to Anaconda and botte
Col. Geo. W. Morse, the worthy Repno''
c.n nominee for County Commissioner va
~ town Yesterday. The Republicans cou't
mt have put up better or worth'eF ma"
! and he represents = district OF the County Gu
titled to representation on the Board 20
! Morse has had experience az acommiss'onei
.a~,ed creditably and for the Interests OF I'M
Conntv. and is entitled to the hearty su'po'
Of its people for reelection
We acknowledge pleasant call yes'ero.:
from our old friend Major Martin Mae,nn's !.
vho is making the canvass With non. '" ~ a
Cl.rk. The Major and tho wr''er n"'
n.var been able to see through the same p"
,.+;c., telescope, but We were epersonaif1'e"u
wh.n editing rival papers twenty years aso 81
.nd GEARS beyond that i've drank ''o" W
s.,n. c.nteen." Political campaigns some
...,es ..strain relations" tride TEN pors,'9
-. - hone the day will never come "ne
either will be disinclined TO grasp "~.
daily and call the otner ts.ou".