Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-06

ing. though Pete" is the most popular
man in the camp. Well bet that the
! mayor did the handsome thing by the
poundmaster.
Messrs. Conley & McTague entertained
a jolly GROVE Sunday from Butte at
Irvine lake. The day was one of the
! prettiest of the season and the gentlemen
had a most enjoyable time. The fish were
| shy, but they got q few of the real trout.
| yet their baskets We're we'll hlled-with
mackerel, just to fulfill a promise made
to the boys that they should each have
a basket OF fish if they came down. They
got them and no doubt their many
friends in Butte Toasted on mackerel
yesterday morning. A fine lunch was
served and helped to make the occasion
! just right. The Butte visitors We're:
Billy Gemmel, Ben Calkins, Sam Martin,
Sam Clerk, Harry Tuttle. Hugh Wilson.
F.. q. Sachs and E. H. Rennish: Those
accompanying from own We're: Messrs.
Conley q McTague, Zenor & Trask. H. A.
Snlu,r. n. J. RieienberS and Peter
Soherr. In a short time fishing will be
good and the visitors nave promised to
come down again.
If the Inter Mountain eagle is not
weather killed just please put it at the
head of the column and say that Deer
Lodge is going to celebrate on july
Fourth and invites it's Butte friends to
come down. see a real pretty town and
enjoy the Inequalities which are in store
fer all visitors. The people of this Old
town know the wants Of the people of
it's lively and prosperous neighbor, Butte.
on an occasion like the Fourth Of July.
SO your correspondent serves notice that
Deer Lodge is going to celebrate and
cordially invites all to join in.
superintendent Russell. of the Rocky
Maintain division nf tho Nnrtbarp Do.
ciiic railroad. was a guest in town Sum-
day and Monday. The gentleman is
experimenting a big job of grading at
Dempsey siding, and happened in here to
spend Sunday and attend divine services.
Having many friends here your. CORE
spondent presumes that his stay was a
pleasant one. During his stay he was
met by q Of citizens and dis
cussed matters of interest. both to citi-
zens and the railroad company.
There seems to be a general desire upon
the part of the patrons of the public
school to hear read, by their authors,
the essays prepared by the graduating
class. On account OF the numbe and
their length, it was decided not to have
them read at the exercises. This does
not seem to satisfy the people Of this city
and an effort will be made to have them
read at some public place so that they
can be appreciated and their merits criti-
cised. Who will take the lead?
E. j. Hendrickson, one of the promi-
nent stockmen Of Granite county, is
visiting friends in town. He has Just
won a suit in a water right case against
William Wallace. a wealthy citizen of
New Chicago. The case has been in court
for a long time and involved a very valu-
able claim.
William Cortois, for a long time a men,
Der of the prison force, has resigned and
VIII have charge of the cattle of Peter
Walton. now ranging on the Boulder.
Billy is a trustworthy boy and usually
gives good attention to any job entrusted
to him.
James Sullivan, a natural born
grinder was given 80 days in the county
jail yesterday by Judge Emerson for act
ing as Secretary to a we'll known
woman of the town.. Sullivan was taken
to Anaconda by Deputy Sheriff Robinson
today. '
Col. Joe Toomey is the possessor of one
OF the finest gated saddle horses that
ever walked the streets of Deer Lodge.
me colonel being a graceful rider, d.
to the good qualities of the horse and the
envy OF a lot of Mr.. Toomey's friends.
There is a vast number of movers on
the road just now. Not a day passes that
there are not four OF five covered wagons
stopping here for supplies. Most of them
are headed for Western Oregon, a few
going to Washington.
MISS FLORENCE McQuestion left tonight
for North Dakota for a visit with friends.
Ihe young lady has held a position with
the City Drug Store for some time and
mas the best wishes Of many friends.
Peter Scherr of Princeton. we'll known
in mining circles. was a visitor in town
sunday and Monday. Mr.. Scherr accom-
panied the fishermen to Irvine lake SUN
day and had a great time.
John Quinlan the stockman of Race
Track, was in town today doing some
trading and meeting friends