Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-18
Deer Lodge Notes.
(Silver State.)

~ Weicn VISITED In Butte several
lays last week.
A. Koehler of Pioneer was in Deer
Lodge Sunday.
J. c. Grensten Of the Emery mine was
down Sunday.
H. s. Neal, the mining man, was in
Deer Lodge Monday.
b. +. Schumacher Of Garrison visited
Deer Lodge last Friday.
H. j. Toomey made a business visit to
Butte last Sunday evening.
Miss Clara Dana was a guest of Miss
Mary Cockrell last Friday.
! Miss Bette Baterton went up to Butte
yesterday on the new train.
Mr.. n Mrs. H. H. Mears were down
from the Springs" last Saturday.
The Woman's club met with Mrs. H.
5. Reed at her home last evening.
me e. l.. Bonner shipped a
carload OF oats to Butte this week,
Benton Hoover and family removed to
their ranch below Garrison his week.
Wade Steele of Butte spent last Sunday
with his parents and friends in Deer
Lodge.
John Mcmahon of Butte enjoyed Sun
day with his family and friends in Deer
Lodge.
Attorney Edward Scharnikow made a
professional visit to Missoula last We'd
nesday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Glass were regis
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Monday.
DR.. Johnson of Butte was in Deer Lodge
part OF last Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Captain James H. Mills, now in Califor-
nit, expects to be in Helena the latter part
of this week.
Guy Shaubut went up last week and is
now holding down a job at the Bonanza,
in the Emery district.
Howard B~ielenberg, who has been at
tending school in Helena, is home again,
the term having ended.
Mrs. Frank Conley and Miss Mabel
Beaumont went up to Butte last Satur-
day evening for a little visit.
N. j. B~ielenberg and daughter, Miss
Alma, returned Wednesday evening from
a little visit to Missoula.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Haskell went up to
Butte last Saturday evening, returning
home Monday morning.
Miss Clara Dana has been engaged to
teach the Garrison school and will take
up her duties next month.
James Coleman was laid up witt the
grippe several days last week, but now
comes up smilin', as usual.
John Clague of Anaconda visited
friends in Deer Lodge last Sunday, re
turning home that evening.
II. Fl. Ebert of Garrison was a guest Of
Station Agent r. j. Dee last Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Fannie Hawkins of Garrison, who
has been attending school here, returned
to her home today.
DR.. r.. l.. Bradley, who has been in
Deer Lodge the past week or more, left
for Butte yesterday.
I. S. Eldred, N. p. station agent at
Warm Springs, visited friends and rela-
tives in Deer Lodge last Sunday.
A. b. Smith left for Philipsburg yes
terday, having been summoned as a wit
ness in a case before the district court.
Willard Bennett of Helena was in Deer
lodge part of yesterday and today, on
his way home from a visit to Butte.
Dan WEIGH, Jr., Of Anaconda, came
down last Sunday morning and spent the
day with his sisters and friends in Deer
Lodge.
Billy Hinrichs, who has been engaged
in mining over on Nevada creek the past
several months, returned to Deer Lodge
last week.
Paul Mitchell came up from the Bear
mouth country Monday evening on a
short business jaunt and reports the boys
all o. K.
Mrs. N. J. B~ielenberg was quite i'll sew
eral days last week, but her friends will
be glad to learn she is greatly improved
at this time.
j. j. McGuinnesS, undersheriff under
Sheriff Fitzpatrick, has been appointed
deputy clerk of the court in place of Dar.
MOrOny, resigned.
Mrs. Fred H.. Hoss, after an extended
visit with her mother and family in Mar
shall, Mo-, is expected home about the
first of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bird came down on
yesterdays new train and remained over
q day to see Mrs. BIS mother, who left
gfur Kansas City today.
? j.. A. Johnson came down from Ana
conda last Wednesday evening and re-
~, n i,1n1 thu 6al moo of tho Unnk on a visit
with his family and friends.
Mrs. ]. S. Eldred, accompanied by her
two children of Warm Springs, spent last
Thursday in Deer Lodge with her mother,
Mrs. II. s.. Harris, and family.
Byron Wood left yesterday for Cripple
Creek, Col, to join his brother, Rev.
Galen Wood, who is interested in a min
ing company there.
Miss Ida O'Bannon of the Anaconda
schools came down last Saturday morn
ing and remained until Sunday evening
as the guest of E. S. Stackpole and fam
lily.
James McMullen arrived home from a
few days visit in Anaconda yesterday.
He would nave come home sooner, but he
waited to get a ride on the new train.
Mrs. Charles Aspiring of Anaconda has
been in Deer Lodge the past week, hav-
ing come down to aid in nursing her SON
in-law, r. B. Maxwell, during his late i'll
ness.
The pupils of Miss Clara Bien's depart
ment in the public schools gave that
young lady a surprise party at her home
last Saturday evening, which she appre-
ciated very much.
William Maxwell. brother of the late r.
B. Maxwell, arrived in Deer Lodge from
his home in Champagne, Ills, last
Thursday evening, in response to the
news of the latter's Illness.
Mrs. Anna Barnard, who has been In
falling health for some time, departed to-
day for Kansas City, Mo-, where she goes