Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-11
Deer Lodge Notes.
(Silver STATED.

VIII Scott is a visitor in Butte.
Dr. G.. 5. Cranson spent Friday in Hell
ena on business.
c. M. Joyce spent Wednesday Of last
week with his family in this city.
Attorney j. Fl. Meyers made a profess
sional visit to Warm Springs today.
Walter Blauvelt, of the e. l.. Bonnie
Co, spent Sunday with Butte friends.
}. N. Fox is back from a prospecting
trip over in the Big Rock creek ountr
j. p. alike of Corvallis, was in Deer
Lodge Sunday and Monday on business.
Miss Clara Dana is spending a few
days in town the guest Of Mrs. George
Cockrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Browne of Missoula
are expected to visit friends in this city
this week.
Mrs. Mayor Conley has been the guest
of Miss Hilda Higgins in Missoula for the
past week.
George Lossl Of Pioneer made this city
a visit Friday last looking after business
affairs.
Deputy Sheriff John Robinson spent
Thursday and Friday in Anaconda on
official business.
Rev. |. r. Hubb of Boulder is expect
ed here Monday morning to assist in a
series of meetings to begin in the Metho-
dist church Monday evening.
Jake Hiltz, who has been quite i'll with
the pneumonia for the past week, is
greatly improved and if he don't suffer a
relapse he will be out in a few days.
Louis KipD, the Butte butcher, who
spends much of his time in this valley,
loaded two cars of fine mutton sheep at
the ~stockyards here Monday morning.
J. A. Johnson of this city and deputy
sheriff during John FitZpatriclk's second
administration has accepted a position
with the b., A. & p. railroad at Anaconda.
A.. H-sa q" III e -o-l-
grand chief of honor, d. of H.. A. O. u.
w, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
Trask Thursday and Friday of last week.
Gus Pineau and Mrs. A. J. Bellar of
Pioneer, were married in Idaho last week.
Mr.. Pineau is one of the prosperous
placer miners of the Gold Creek district.
M. p. McGhee was in Butte and Ana
conda Thursday, having some quartz
sampled from his mines in Bear gulch.
He left for the mines yesterday morning.
M. Martin and l.. A.. King passed
through Deer Lodge early this morning
for the north end Of the county to get up
a remonstrance against county division.
Jack Reed made a trip to the Emery
mine Monday and brought in a big sled
and trail load of ore. This is his first
trip since the heavy snow fell 10 days
ago.
A daughter of John Birch, by a former
marriage, arrived here from Missouri last
Thursday to make her future home with
her father and family, in West Deer
Lodge.
John DeBuhr has disposed of his min
ing interests in this and Granite counties
and with a good outfit left here Thursday
for the coast, to take the first steamer out
for Alaska.
w. e. Wolff. who has opened the pho
tograph gallery in this city, spent Sun
day in Anaconda, returning here Mon
day morning accompanied by Mrs. Woln
and the baby.
Phil Harrington, who is interested IN
mining near Blackfoot City and whose
prospects are very flattering, has been IN
Butte for the past two days and expects
to go to the mines tomorrow.
Mrs. Madue Findley of Kirksvil!e, MO-
after a visit of several months past with
home yesterday.
Miss Edna Schroeder entertained at
her home last Friday evening a number
of her friends. Those composing the Jolly
party were Misses Gladys Coslett, Ioa
Robinson, Irene Robinson, Theo. STACK
pole and Ella Marcum; Messrs.
Trippet, Emery McPhail, Writ Robinson.
Lee Williams. Dewitt Peck. and FREQ
Pearson. After a delightful series OF
games refreshments were served.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Holloway, VINO
have been guests at the McBurney house
for the past ten days, left Monday night
via Butte for Helena. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Col. Aylesworth and Mrs.
N. ], Bielenberg, who go to VISIT a rev
DAYS with their respective husbands now
in Helena in the interest OF the Powei
lcounty bill.