Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-12
0EERLoDCENEW
AT THE ACADEMY
Programme For Graduation
Has Been Arranged.
IT IS AN EXCELLENT ONE
Base Ball Game Between the Firemen'S
TeamS--Several Well Known
People on the Sick List.

SU2lA0-SSvSA NAA AAAAONA u
People on the Sick List.
Deer Lodge, June II, 1899.
L. NJ. Hughes, Helena: John NJ. Struck,
Kansas City; S. A. Bent, Boston; a.
Parker, w. S. Hay. Helena: George *.
Dick and wife. Anaconda; Il. Il. Blu lard,
Kansas City; G. A. Muller. Lincoln; D. e.
Contain, st. Paul; Jack Bray, Butte;
Peter McCafferty and r. A. lyman, Val
ley. are at the McBurney. /,
Archille Menard, one of our popular
young men. Will leave in a few days for
Salt Lake where he has secured q posi-
ton. The best wishes of many friends
go with the young man.
f. j.. O'Neill and w. f. Coleman spent
Sunday in Anaconda. having driven up
by way of Warm Springs.
John Bray of Butte was here Saturday
and Sunday talking to our horsemen, he
being we'll known on the different tracks
of the state.
William Williams returned Saturday
from Woodlawn, California, where he
went to purchase some fine sheep. The
gentleman succeeded in purchasing a car
load of What he terms the best Marino
bucks that were ever brought to this
county" They were unlOaded here in
good shape and Will soon be at home in
the different herds of this section.
Having more potatoes than they could
use this spring Kohrs & Bielenberg
shipped a half car load Of fine ones to the
Anaconda market Saturday.
A. r. Clements of Butte enjoyed Sun
day with his family in this city, who have
apartments at Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley's on
the West Side.
Judge yelling Napton and his brother.
Attorney Percy Napton. are enjoying
Sunday in the hospitable home of Judge
Napton in this city.
The defeat Of Fitzsimmons caused no
regret in Deer Lodge--in fact, since the
Owl Club went out. Of existence this town
has not given much attention to prize
fighting. Yet, there are a few enthusiast
tic former members here who do like to
put up a little easy money on a fight that
is of national interest," Some Of them
lost, others won. One We'll known en-
thusiast cleaned up about $400. He is
accused of winning on a tip, but takes the
accusation very pleasantly, of course.
Mrs. NJ. Menard of this city is in Butte
attending her daughter. Mrs. Godin, wife
of Contractor Godin. Who is very i'll. The
lady will probably be absent two weeks.
Miss May Wood of Denver is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. *. Davis and will
probably remain in Deer Lodge during
the summer months. Carl Davis of
Butte. son of Mr. and Mrs. s.. X. Davis,
accompanied the young lady here Satur-
day.
Miss Maud PER-: and Miss Edna Hen
dren of Nevada Valley. who have been
attending school here during the past
term, returned home a few lays ago ac-
companied by Miss Daisy Wilson, who
will be the guest of Miss Hendren for a
few weeks. We hope the young ladies
will return again for the next term of
school. -
Misses Florence and Marion Johnson
have returned home to Bearmouth after
attending the public school here during
the past term.
Mrs. scharnil1ow. wife of Attorney
Scharnikow of this city, is very i'll, and
the children's day services at the Chris
tan church this evening have been post
poned until next Sunday evening. Mrs.
Scharnikow's illness is deeply regretted
by many friends and especially by the
church and Sunday school where she is
such a popular leader.
Mrs. James Kantner is i'll this week.
and her friends hope for her speedy re-
covery.
John G Evans and John McMahon.
business men of Butte, are enjoying Sun
day with their respective families in this
city.
The baseball game played by the fire.
men of this city on College hill today,
resulted in a victory for Captain Hassel-
bergers' team by a score of Is to s. There
was a large crowd out but the afternoon
was very cold and windy.
A gentleman from Butte. whose repu-
=tation for truth and veracity is first
class, states that in conversation with
Hon. Granville Stuar yesterday, that
gentleman stated to him that the court
house grounds in this city never belonged
to the county. but that himself and his
brother, James Stuart and w. 3. Dance,
decided the grounds to the town of Deer
Lodge over so years ago. and that he has
no knowledge of it's ever having been
decided to the county by the town of Deer
Lodge. This will bring out a fine point in
the law in such cases and 1t is understood
that the matter is being investigated
through the proper channels.
- The programme of commencement eX-
ercises of St. Mary's Academy. Deer
Lodge. Montana, at Cottonwood hall.
Tuesday lima - 1890 at ..!0 n m fS.