The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. J. W. Millar has been on the sick list for
some days past.
Sheriff Nelson and Deputy Conley we're In Ana
cOnda last Tuesday.
A. K Bowden, Of Garrison, was {; visitor in Deer
Lodge last Monday
DR.. and Mrs. Cranson and Will E. Coleman
were visitors in Anaconda last Saturday.
Aessrs. D. J. Wech and Leopold Schmidt visited
their families in Deer Lodge last Sunday.
.C. Robinson. ESQ., came down from Butte last
sunday ana is visiting his family this week
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell and Miss Mary we're visiting
III Butte this week. They returned Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. O. ]. Butler, of Drunmond Is visiting tbjs
week with her sisters, Mrs. j. H. Owings and Mrs.
j. II. Williams
G. D. Joslyn spent several days in EIliston this
week on business connected with tn Bonner COM
pany's wood camp.
Miss Mabel Beaumont returned home last SAT-
urday from weeks pleasant visit in Butte with
Miss Hattie Hammond
q. -. clihupu1' WHO HIS Deen suffering from rheu-
matism for some days past went I'M to Warm
Springs last Wednesday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hammond came over from
Phipsburg last Friday to visit their daughters,
Mrs. Coleman and Mrs HYDE a few days.
Miss Mary Aspling returned from Helena We'd
nesday where she has been visiting for some days
past with the family of Capt James H. Mills.
DR.. G.. S. CranSon left on Thursday for the
Golden Star Gold mine. near Pony Madison
county. He expects to be absent until Mayl
Peter Houck came up from Garrison Monday to
attend to some business. Ills brol1rnwrlst {men-
toned Il few weeks ago in these columns is i'm
proving.
"Uncle Dick" Kennon continues to improve III
health, though still weak from his long Illness
His friends hope he will soon be able to be about
town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Fotheringham, who have
been visiting relatives in Deer Lodge for some
days past. left on Monday last for St. Louis, Mo-.
Where they expect to make their home.
Misses Anna and Clara Bien expect to leave
next Tuesday for California and the Milwinter
fair They will also make short visit with
friends IN Portland, and expect t0be absent about
six weeks.
Lieut.. e. z. .thecn raturne! fram Washington
Thursday morning. He was i'll Billings Wednes-
day and says the excitement WAS tremendous
dnring the stay OF the Butte contingent of Coxeys
army at that place
Miss Maggie Evans. OF Deer Lodge, sister of
Judge and Thomas y. Evans, of this city passed
through Missoula last Tuesday en- route Tor De
Smet to take charge of the school at that place.
MisS0ula Democrat.
Mrs J. w. Lister won the gold medal at the last
weekly shoot held by the Ladies' Rifle club or the
22 club as they called. making the excellent
record OF eighty-three out OF possible ninety
MiSsOua Democrat
Lew Coleman has receveda beautiful &. A. R.
memorial badge from Baltimore house. 1t is
the neatest badge we have ever seen and was sent
to him as Il sample ef the memorial goods turned
out by the Baltimore firm. lie expects to wear it
on Memorial day.
Dr. S. w. Nlinshall returned from st. Paul We'd
n: stlay night Mrs MnShnll has been very i'll III
that city since leaving here. The doctor remained
with her until She was considered beyond danger
He does not think she will be able to return home
until about the ]St OF June.