The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-10-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

| Attorney Trippet had business in Ana
conda this week.
Attorney Scharnikow made business
trip to Butte Thursday.
DR.. II. Holloway, State Veterinarian,
was in Deer Lodge yesterday.
/ Public Administrator Brown was in
I Deer Lodge yesterday On business.
| Mrs. J. II. Duffy and little daughter, of
Butte, visited Mrs. Curn last Sunday.
| Col. G. w. Morse, G. j. Reek and T.. r.
| Hoss, of Granite county, spent last Snn-
day in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Wm. Coleman and Miss Alice
went up to Anaconda yesterday to visit
friends and relatives.
NJ ]. Biclenberg and son Howard left
the latter part Of last week for Chicago.
to see the great fair.
Miss Adah Chattle, of Orange Grove,
n. j., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Peter
Walton, in Deer Lodge.
Mrs Geo. Cockrell entertained several
invited guests at dinner today in honor Of
her husbands birthday.
We received Il pleasant call today from
Chaplain G. G. Bateman, who will lecture
| at Cottonwood hall this evening.
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Mrs. p. G. Patterson and children ar
rived home last Friday evening, after
visiting relatives in the East for the past
three months.
/ W. T. Piper, one of the Old placer min
ers OF Pioneer, was in town Monday and
Tuesday ofthis week aud made this Office
Il pleasant call.
Wiley Mountjov, who is superintenf-
ingJ. II. Taylor's ranch during the latter's
absence, was in Deer Lodge Thursday
and remembered the printer"
]. r. Hoblitzell has gone TO Garrison
to accept Il temporary clerkship at the
| Northern l'acitic depot ut that point. Tie
will relieve r. Il. Spurrier fora period OF
thirty days.-Western Democrat, s,
A recent Chicago dispatch to the Inter
Mountain says: "ConrAd Kohrs, the Deer
| Lodge cattle king, is located at Chicago
until the faircloses. lie said it took him
two days to go through the transportation
building
AIT. WhitWorth writes home that he
and his partner, Fred Gullett, are enjoy
ing themselves very much at the great
fair They have taken occasion to visit
Il number Of other towns in Illinois and
| elsewhere, and after taking another look
at the fair, will turn their steps homeward.
Norman Charles, of Butte, was in Deer
Lodge yesterday and visited the college,
and was the guest of Jacob Hitz. Mr..
| Charles believes in patronizing ourh home
| educational institutions. He has step
son, Samuel Barker, attending the college.
| This is Mr.. Charles first visit to Deer
| Lodge in eight years and he thinks it is
lovely little town.
Rev. James Reid, Rev. J. w. Milar
and Rev. and Mrs. A. Johnston are in at
tendance at the Presbyterian synod Of
Montana, which is in session at Dozeman.
this week. Rev. Millar preached the
opening sermon of the meeting last We'd
nesday night. Rev. and Mrs. Johnston
will visit friends in Miles City before
returning to Deer Lodge.
Among those from neighborng towns
who came to Deer Lodge, Wednesday, to
attend the funeral of Erich Mllssigbrod
were: Anaconda-Editor Durston Of the
Standard, DR.. Spellman, ]. B. Losee,zJxE.
Carroll, Judge Fitzgerald, ]. NJ. Kennedy,
Frank Kennedy, f. NJ. Fox, Arthur Need
ham, NJ. Martin, Shelley Tuttle, P. j.
DAILY, John A. Canty, George II. Linsley.
Butte-Judge Lippincott, 5. II. Court
ney, II. l.. Frank, Alex. Johnston, DR..
Johnston, Simon Jacobs, Miles Finlan.
Helena Of State Ieotwitt, At
torncy General Haskell and 81. Marks.
Missoula-Scnator L. D Matts. Warm
Springs = Commissioner E. Girard and
J. L. Goodwin.