Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-04

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Henry knoppe removed his family to
Deer Lodge last week, and they will oc-
cupy then residence here for the winter
50 their children may attend our schools.
professor Bramble, principal of the
Deer Lodge public school, has very prop
erly issued an edict against the school
boys playing keeps or kindergarten
draw.
Walter b. Wiles went dow TO the
mouth of Deep sulch last Thursday to as
slst IN lifting steam pipes, etc. at the new
reduction works Of the Montana and
Denver company. which are being fin
lshed as fast as possible.
Mrs. L.eona Post, who has been on an
extended visit to her brother. John n.
Welton. and family. Of this city. left for
her home in Wisconsin last Thursday
evening. MIS- Ws.ton accompanied her
! as FAR as Butte on her Journey.
Mrs. S. b Tabor left for Bozeman yes
terday to join her husband, where they
will reside in the future. Their resi-
dence here is now being occupied by two
families-those Of Henry Weson, of En-
cry. and A. L. Allen, the tonsorial ar
fist.
Mrs. Mary L. Kelley most Hospitality
entertained Mrs. Conrad Kohrs and a
party OF ladies at 6 o'clock dinner last
evening. The event was in honor of Mrs.
! NohIs. who left this afternoon with her
family for a winters soicurn in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand came over
from their big ranch. near New Chicago.
last Wednesday evening and remained
until Thursday evening. when they went
70 Butte. Mr.. Durand owns a big pack
train in Alaska, and will return there in
December.
Master Claudio BielenberG entertained
luiie a number Of his young friends at a
party last Thursday evening at the home
OF his parents. Mr.. II Mrs. N. J.. Bic
ltnberS. Games and refreshments were
enjoyed until toward midnight. All had
2 most happy time.
Mrs. a. X. Bowden and children after
pending the summer in Deer Lodge, left
! for Great Fails last Saturday., to Join NJ.
Howden. who has employment there in
the Great Northern railway Office. The
, best wishes Of their Deer Lodge friends
accompanied them.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees held their
regular monthly social meeting with Mrs.
VIM. Williams Thursday of last week.
n very pleasant afternoon was spent by a
large number of the aides Of This order.
and refreshments We're served before dis
persing.
A. b. Clements came down on horse
back from Butte, Sunday, making the
trip in six hours. The object of his visit
was TO bring down his riding horse which
h. will have pastured. along with his
just east of Deer Lodge.
The members of the Degree of Honor
lodge have announced their intention of
giving a THANKSGIVING ball in Deer Lodge
on Thursday evening, Nov. 80.
The Rev. I. r. Hubbs, of BOULDER who
some months ago assisted Rev. A. 4.
Walker in a protracted Methodist meet
ing in Deer Lodge, was recently married
to Miss julia Moody. of Manlyville. Tenn.
They returned to Boulder last Saturday
week and are now Housekeeping in the
parsonage in Boulder.
Walter Gilmer came down from THE
Springs" to-day, and with his wife will
leave tomorrow for Chicago and other
eastern points, including a visit to his
old home in Marshall. Mo, They will be
absent for a couple of months and make
the trip in the hope that Mrs. Gilmer's
health will be improved.
Theodore Milroy, While chopping wood
in the mountains east of Deer Lodge. had
the misfortune to have his left arm brok-
en-, btewen the elbow and the wrist. one
day last week, caused b. a falling tree.
Mrs. DR.. ]. II. Owings and daughters.
Misses Nonnie and Marguerite, expect to
depart tomorrow for chicago, where
they vii s%oiourn Off the Winter, ii being
Miss Nonnie's intention to put in the time
studying art under instruction of a mas
ter artist. A happy trip and safe return
is the wish of their many Deer Lodge
friends.
A Halloween party was given at Mrs.
IL. "A. +. benHtttS iaSt evening, Which
was attended by a merry party of young
ladies clad in ghostly attire. 1t was a
delightfully."- social affair. Those farming
the party were Misses Hagerty, Blaisdell,
Graham, Wylie, CoWden, Donahoe. Clark,
Wiles, Evelena Van Gundy, Catlin Nor
ma Robinson, Jessie S%tackpole, Owings,
Mclean, Fox.
Conrad Kohrs and family including
Mrs. j. NJ. Boardnan, left for Helena this
afternoon, going by private conveyance
to Garrison in order to catch this even /
train. They have many
old-time friends here who very much re-
greet to see them leave Deer Lodge, even
for the winter. Mr.. Boardman. who is
now away on stock business, will Join
them in Helena shortly.
Last Saturday morning Johnnie Kad-
ing, aged about II. while breaking a
young horse to ride, was thrown to the
ground, and received a severe wound, his
left arm being dislocated at the elbow.
lie was brought to town and the arm was
put in place by DR.. Cranson. Tn acct
occurred on the Kading ranch, Just
across the river. The young man is get
ting along frst-rate now.
Joe Richards, one of the best known
placer miners Of Pioneer, was in Deer
Lodge Monday, and that evening left for
his old home in Germany, to remain un-
TIL next spring. when it is rumored he
will bring a wife with him. He has for
years been one of kohrs & B~ielenberg's
head men in their placer mines and has
many friends who wish him a happy visit
and safe return with his bride.
The recital at the pariOrs of the Young
Seminary las. Friday evening
proved highly enjoyable. Prof. Pfeifer
a most beautiful march on the
piano, which ha had composed and dedi-
Gated to the seminary. besides other
numbers, which We're enthusiastically APP
plauded. He was ably assisted in slime
orchestral renditions by Miss Elizabeth
Hyde, on the violin: H.. G. Walton, on
h clarionet; and R. Lee Kelley on the
cOrnet: while Miss Augusta B%ielenberp