Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-03

Perez Wiener of Twin Bridges was
here last week.
Miss Pearl Beckwith of Butte spent
Sunday in Boulder.
ice Pitcher and Merit Poore were out
from Butte over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Sisley of Butte
We're guests at the Springs a rev lays
this week.
]. II. Hammer. wife and daughter.
were Butte guests at the Springs over
sunday.
Mrs. ~stickney is here from Craig,
called by the illness of her daughter.
Mrs. H. X. Hundley.
Roy Quaintance. who has been attend
ing school in Helena, has returned to his
home in the valley.
Henry Johnson and family expect soon
to move from town to Mrs. Warren's
ranch UP the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hewett and daugh-
ters came from Basin to spend a few days
at the Springs last week.
Among the visitors here from Elkhorn
Sunday were Misses Harrington, Slater.
Lynch and Jones, Messrs. Frances,
Watts and Jones.
Chancey Guthrie was here last week,
but has returned to Sheridan, where he
is at work for his brother, who is en-
| gagged in mining.
Butte teachers from, or who are known
in Boulder and are retained for another
year there, are Professor Dale, Miss
Rogers, Miss Pierce and Miss Blake.
Teachers selected for the Whitehall
school for the coming year are John Cur
ran of Miles City, and Miss Emma Hoov-
| err who, has been teaching in Whitehall
during the past year
Mrs. Styles, who has been here for a
few weeks with her son. L. V. Styles.
went TO Helena Friday ana after re-
naming there a few days Will go to New
York, to remain a year or more.
Messrs. Sponhein, Emerson ard Sulli-
van came from BASIN on their bicycles
Sunday morning, presumably 10 attend
church as there were no services n Basin
until evening. They were delayed on
the road, but reached here in time 70 see
the ball game.
Miss Daisy Fetters, who has been a
resident of Boulder for a number Of
years and has attended. school here. went
to Helena last week and was there mar
ried to VIM. Fitzgerald who was also
formerly a resident of this county and
an employee of the Northern Pacific road.
They will make their home in East Hell
ena.
F. ]. Manning was here Sunday from
Wickes.
Alex. Duval of Elkhorn watched the
ball game here Sunday.
r. H. Shaffer of Butte was here on
mining business last week.
Miss Maud Poore came from Helena to
spend Sunday at home.
Capt. Ten Eyck was in Helena Tues
day to join the G. A. r. memorial serv-
ices.
]. w. Shelton has returned from Ohio,
an deXpects to make his home in Mon
tana.
Mrs. Frances Bell left here Tuesday 70,
her former home in Indiana where she
expects to remain.
Mr.. Wright and H. Loiselle were here
from Butte Sunday to give encourage
ment to the Butte players.
For the Fourth of July celebration an
executive committee has been named
consisting of Messrs. Morris, Shelton and
Wahle.
The Elkhorn mine has been using Goa.
instead of wood recently and had to
close down Monday for a short time be-
cause of a lack of fuel.
\ party that drove from Basin Sunday
to see the ball game and visit the springs
was composed of Messrs. Hackett and
Langen, Misses Julia Brady and Anna
Dee.
There was no regular observance Of
Memorial day in Boulder, but many peo.
pie went to the cemetery to place flow
ers at the resting places of departed rela'
tives and friends.
Col. Trotter and J. ]. Holmes returned
l y . bdS iiA'I iiio ~ a ZIP y Ut
and into Madison county. They We're a
Twin Bridges and Virginia City and re,
port everything lively down that way.
Word has been received here hat Rev
Mr.. Whiteside, who occupied the pulpi
OF the Methodist church here for a few
months and then went Bozeman, will
start in a few months for China wher
he will engage in missionary work. A
present he is in Tennessee making pre-
parations for the work.
Among the Basin visitors here Sunda!
who took in the ball game and helped tt
root" for Boulder were Messrs. Harr!
Hammi!, Dade Steele, John Steele, G. S
Felts, J. Il. Felts, n. II. Carley, n. Mess
ner, o. A. Lenning and Fred Taylor
They all visited the Springs after tn
| game to take their summers bath.
Angus Cluni of the firm of Lockhar
& Clunie. is in town on business today
He c~ontemplates going to Butte abou
the 1st of July to engage in the bushes
of hauling ore and has ordered wagon
from the east for that purpose. MI
Lockhart will continue to look after tn
, ranch and wood business.
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