The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1893-09-30

Dr. ana MIS-. j. ii. OWlngS were visitors
in Butte this week.
DE-. and Mrs. Minshall returned from
Chicago last "Wednesday. /.
Deputy Sheriff Stebbins made bust
ness trip to Anaconda last Tuesday.
Mrs. Peterson, Of Helmvlle, is visiting
her son Harry and family in this city.
Charlie, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nath Newman, has been quite i'll this
week.
Miss Katie Bielenberg, who has been
visiting friends in Butte, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Geiyer, of Anaconda, was
the guest Of N. Y. IToss and family last
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Annie Vogt, of Marysville, Mont,
formerly Of Iowa, is visiting Mrs. G. p
Chapman in this city.
DR.. Mussigbrod, who recently went
East with his son Erich, has returned and
was in Deer Lodge yesterday.
]. A. Mulcahy and Will Scott attended
the St. Jean reception at the "AIontanu'
Anaconda, last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Houck, of Garrison,
and daughter, Mrs. Hoeth, who resides in
Phil Miller, of the Kleinschmidt estab
lislment, returned Tuesday from Sight
seeing at the Columbian exposition.
Geo. w. Carlton was taken suddenly
i'll on Wednesday night and has been
laid up at his home since that time.
Among the Deer Lodge visitors to
Butte this week were Attorney Scharni
kow and W. II. Trippet and son Kennedy
Miss Rhetta Ward returned from Butte,
Wednesday, after a weeks visit with her
cousin, Miss Adaline Pearse. in that city.
L. G. Martin, who recently left Deer
Lodge for the Bitter Root valley, is now
among the "boomers" on the Cherokee
strip.
Attorneys Napton q Napton were over
in the new gold mining district west Of
Pioneer this week, looking at some prop
critics in that new camp.
Mr. John Gerlts, of the Cash grocery
house, Mrs Gnopr and John Westphall
returned from d three weeks visit to the
great fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Coslett aud daughter, Miss
Gladys, left on Wednesday for Boise City,
Idaho, where they will join Mr.. Coslctt
and make their future home.
J. X. Mcdonald, for some time resi-
dent Of Deer Lodge and court stenoyr;l-
pher Of this judicial district, arrived in
town Wednesday. He will go East rol
the purpose Of taking Il law course.
ID. J. Tew, an old-tlme friend of Dir
&. S. Crauson, who has mining interests
up in the Leadville district, left for his
home in Rushville, Mimi, after Il few
days sojourn in Deer Lodge, last Monday
Miss Bette Batterton returned from
indianapolis this week, where she has
been undergoing treatment for her eyes
which are much improved. Mrs. j. A
johnson will remain there some weeks
yet with her little son Earl, who is also
having eye treatment.
Mcssrs. All. Whitworth and Fred Gul
lett left on Monday last for tour Of the
East and a visit to the great exposition a
Chicago. Alf, was born and "raised" ii
the Rocky Mountain country and this i:
his first trip into the land to the east o
us. The boys will be absent severa
weeks and we hope they will enjoy theil
trip.
Deer Lodge has been pretty well rep
resented in Butte this week. Among
those who attended the session of tht
Montana Christian association were: Rev
A. B. McFarlane and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Meyers, Mrs. Mamie Mills, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. NJ. Simpson, Mrs. r. G. Humber
J. y Batterton, Byron Wood and VIM
Williams.