Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-18
Boulder Age Items.
(The Age.)

Dan Monet made a business trip ia
Great Falls last week.
Walter Rainey of Illinois has been
visiting here with his uncle, G. l.. Thomp-
son.
Frank Lindsay is here from Townsend
ana mas taken a place with Hayes & Bar
irett. @S
Miss Uretta Ryan has been VISITING
several days with Miss Reinig and Other
, friends in Helena.
A brother of John shiels is here from
near Council Bluffs, Iowa, and probably
Will make Montana his home.
a. number of wells in and around town
are reported as failing fast in their water
supply. Some of them are being sunk
deeper.
The Basin fire department acquitted
itself so creditably at the recent fire there
that q benefit dance is soon to given for
it.
Jacob and Harvey Eastridge have left
Boulder and expect to locate on q ranch
in the south Boulder country which they
have under lease.
MY. Wal OF lIlkhorn walked to Boulder
last Sunday to be present at the quarter
ly meeting held by Rev. S. i. Tabor at
the Methodist church.
Mrs. Rollie Gillian has gone to Helena
for q visit of a few days among friends
and from there will go to Deer Lodge to
attend o Methodist conference.
Mrs. Dildine having sold her ranch has
recently been visiting with friends in
Jefferson and will probably soon go east
to make her home among relatives in New
Jersey.
Mr.. D. s. Watson, who lives a few miles
west of town, in the canyon, had five head
OF cattle killed and one badly hurt on
Thursday morning by a Great Northern
freight tran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Styles went to Helan Sat
urday where she will remain for a few
weeks being in somewhat poor health.
Mr.. Styles returned Sunday and reports
the capital city somewhat dull since the
Legislature adjourned.
Senator and Mrs. D. G. Warner n
daughter, Miss L4ottie, started yesterday
for California where they will spend the
spring months. They go by way of Ogden
and their destination is Los Angeles near
whore the Belcher family is located.
Mr.. Frank Hope sold recently for r.
Jeffries of Sp~ringville, Utah, a piece Of
ground situated on the east side of Boul-
der and adjoining the townsite, contain
ing 100 acres, to George f. Warner. son
of Senator Warner, for the sum of $500
cash.
A few lines from Milt Witten, formerly
of this place and Elkhorn, states tina he
is located at Kaysville, Utah, in the gov
eminent employ as StOrekeeper and
gauge DIT Il iiSllileIy. ne IepDTlS lHdt
the winter has been somewhat severe
there, but milder han in Montana.
Mr.. Siegwein, who has been in Boulder
several weeks trying to make a deal
whereby he could get a lease and bond on
the Grey Eagle mine, has given it up and
returned to Helena. He intends to spend
the coming season in the Kootenai coun-
try northwest of Kalispell looking for
copper properties.
Justice J. b. Taylor, while visiting his
son Robert last week on their ranch in
Bald Eagle gulch, northwest of town
about seven miles, witnesses the beauti-
full sight of 90 deer feeding in the field
neal the house. He says they were so
poor one could almost see their ribs
as they scampered away upon his ap-
proach.
S. CT. Wild is visiting with his daughter
in Helena.
George F. and c.. Fred Cowan were
registered at the McDermott in Butte
Saturday.
H. G.. Ricketts, has sold his residence
property near the school house to Lizzie
]. Lyon for 81 $50.
William Tindal was in Helena the lat
ter part of last week and reports Mr..
Powell to be improving in ealth
Mrs. F. F.. Finch went to Como in the