Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-21
Boulder Age lite ms.

Mrs. F. NJ. Hope who has been quite i'll
with fever, is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. Cale Thompson has returned
from a very pleasant visit with relatives
in Oregon.
Attorney Cowan and sons and Doc
Smith are in Meagher count IN a deer
hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Sherlock are making
a visit at the old home in Broadwater
county,.
Mrs. w. B. Gaffney has returned from
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckwith, of Butte.
D. H. Winter of Basin creek is about
to leave for Bremen, Germany, to make
a visit at his old home.
Chas. Gaffney and wife of Oakland,
Cal, We're here the first of the week and
have now gon to Minneapolis.
Misses Mary and Edna Taylor have re-
turned from a visit at the home of their
brother, Frank Taylor, of Butte.
Mrs. John Foote of Elkhorn was in
Boulder Yesterday on her way to visit
with Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Riley in the
valley.
Quite a number of the ranchers were
caught by the storm last GEEK with their
potatoes and other vegetables not gath
cred and there Will perhaps be some loss
by freezing.
Attorney Murphy has enlarged his of
flee building.
Miss Hanson of Pony, Mont, is here to
take a place in Miss Webber's store for a
few months.
The school at Wickes is again in SEES
sion and by letter from the trustees to
DR.. Leighton he is Informed that of the SO
pupils he Vaccinated it took on every
one.
The Cape Nome fever has attacked a
few of the residents of Boulder and it is
expected that several will start for that
far away gold country in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Kelley, we'll
known here, have moved from Butte to
Helena, largely on account of a trouble
to Mr.. kelley's throat.
Mrs. Anna Dahlman recently r eturned
from Minnesota where She spent a few
weeks with relatives. It is understood
that she contemplates moving to Helena
to make her home.
At BoZeman last week potatoes We're
selling from the farmers wagons at 65
cents per hundred. The crop in the Gal
latin valley is somewhat less than usual
and the prices are coming up a little with
the prediction that they will soon be
worth 81.
l.. @. Shelton received a t elegram yes
terday announcing the death of his ia
Their at Augusta, Ohio. Owing to the dis
lance it is impossible for any of the three
| sons in Montana to attend the funeral,
] u IN u pr oNAANA IA AiiI a
entity of the old home. The deceased was
81 years of age.
1t seems probable that a large crowd
will go from here and from other towns
i'll the county to Butte to take part III
the reception of the Montana regiment
on the 23rd. The Great Northern makes
a rate of $3.50 for the round trip from
Boulder.
Felix Ballard was here Saturday maxi
ing final proof on his homestead on Elk
| horn creek, his witnesses being E.. Hea-
| gan and has Hopkins. D.. DeAtley was
also here proving up on land near White
hall, and S. A. Campbell and w. H. Te-
bay as witnesses.
Word was received from Corbin last
week that Fred Patterson had been
caught in a slide of the tailings at the
mill and had a leg broken. Mrs. Jesse
Patterson, Mrs. F. r. Finch and DIR.
Leighton went over and at last reports
he was getting along very we'll.
The funeral of Chas. Henton was held
in Helena Sunday from the home of H.
F.. Adkins the father of Mrs. Henton.
, Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the lodges of Knights Of Pythias and
WOodmen of the World and many sOr-
| rowing friends were present.
A very pleasant social event for the
ladies was the party given Wednesday
| afternoon by Mrs. E. r. Mcneil assisted
by Mrs. Leighton. The rooms of Mrs.
| McNeill's pleasant home were beautifully
| decorated for the occasion with flowers
| and autumn leaves, and the score. cards
! for t he games of razzle-dazzle were a
| novelty in the shape of large pansies
painted by the hostess. Those invited
| were: Mesdames Cowan. Berendes, Hay,
Dean, Berkin. A. r. Robertson, Morris,