Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-18
Will Be Visited BY a Large
Party From Here.
GONE INTO BANKRUPTCY
Surprise at the Action of a Well
Known DOctOr--Old Time Resi-
dents Visiting in Town.
Deer Lodge, August II, 1899.

This morning with an outfit to make her
comfortable an a trip through the Ma
tjonal park. The young lady will join
the Bowie party there from Philipsburg,
who are moving overland. Miss Vonnle
expects to be absent for about 80 days.
T. H.. Williams, formerly of this place,
will nave charge of the teams, which IN
sures good service in that part OF the
transportation.
DR.. C. S. Cranson. a physician OF ms
CITY. who has enjoyed a good practlce'
and a man of no family, has created a
sensation here, especially among his cred
itors, by making application to go INTO
bankruptcy under the new. law. me
Helena Independent published a notlce
yesterday of the applicatlon' taken rom
the records. What makes the appllcat1on
the more ridiculous is the fact that the
liabilities are only a little more than
5000 more than the assets. 1t seems tnat
a professional man who wanted to main
tain his credit could borrow $500 and pay
off the difference.
Miss Vonnie Owings went to Anaconda
Iowa has been elected to the position in
the public schol here made vacant by the
resignation of Mrs. Mamie B. Mills. Miss
Biaisdegl has the highest endorsements
and the board has the impression that
the lady will give good satisfaction IN the
very tedious position.
Chris Jackey, formerly OF PhllpsburS,
but now of Seattle, was a visitor IN town
today He reports Leopold Schmidt as
being in good health and prosperous in
business. Mr.. Schmidt is one of the
founders Of the Centennial brewery in
Butte and a former resident OF Deer
Lodge.
Judge Powell went out grouse hunting
yesterday on the West Side. The judge
has a fine dog and is handy with his gun.
He was accompanied by his son-in-law.
Nat Evans. and gave him a few lessons
in shooting. Judge Powell got IS birds
and is now laughing at Nat, who only got
five.
Dan Campbell, who was an inmate of
ST. Joseph's hospital here until last May,
drove in from Nevada valley this after
noon, and is looking fine. Dan has been
north prospecting and is here looking
after interests in this county.
Judge yelling Napton and family re-
turned this morning from a amping
trip to Rock Greek lake, lasting 10 days.
His party had a great time and all are
very much refreshed by their outing.
Bob Nesbitt, for a long time one of the
we'll known printers of Butte, passed
through town this morning, en- route
west. He is visiting acquaintance and
is having a good time.
John Birch and family are camped on
Dog creek this week and the children are
playing hide-and-seek in the huckleDerry
patch while John is making it interest
ing for the trout.
Herman Rosensweig and wife, one Of
the publishers of Butte, are here today.
Mr.. Rosensweig is in the hands of his
friends here m they are many.
Miss Allie Albee left this morning for
a visit with friends in Anaconda. The
young lady will be absent several days.
J.. H. Hample is here today loading a
carload of pelts, which he purchased at
good prices from the butchers here.
Assessor George S. Miller is home from
Anaconda and enjoying a pleasant visit
in the midst of home and lowers.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson is back from
his trip after the Cullinam murderers
and Is enjoying a visit at home.
Mrs. James II. Snow left this morning
for a visit with friends in Butte, to be
absent several days.
Mrs. Frank Bien and daughters are
visiting Mrs. Bien's parents in Butte this
week.
A FUTURE KING.
Prince Edward of York, Our King to
Be" is the subject of an article in the
Ladies' Realm. and cOncerninp him thara