Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24
Was the Reception Given BY
Miss KOhrS.
PREPARING FOR THE ELKS
A Grand Time is Assured All the ViSi-
tors Who COme--Ore From the
Pixies Peak Country.
Deer Lodge. Aug. %.

Deer Lodge. Aug. %.
The ladies present at the reception Of
Miss Kohrs, at her spacious home near
this city yesterday afternoon, We're Mrs.
c. p. brennan. Mrs. H. j. Toomey, Mrs.
Alt Whitworth. Mrs. H.. A. Mcpherson,
Mrs. r. w. Gullette, Mrs. A. d. Hoss,
Mrs. Ed Scharnikow, Mrs. E. S. Fother-
ingham, Miss Norma Robinson. Mrs. N.
Y. Hoss, Mrs. H. b. DAVIS. Miss Batter
ton. Miss Wiles. Mrs. j.. NJ. BOardman,
Miss Nadine. Crump of Minneapolis and
Miss Kohrs. The event was one of the
most delightful of the season.
A fair day is all Deer Lodge asks, and
the Elks of Silver Bow and their guests
will have such a time as they Will not
soon forget. The race horse men and the
baseball players are out at the race track
today putting the track and grounds IN
condition for a big time. Col. McTague
IS experimenting the work, which insures
a good job. The mayor and street COM
missioner are giving the park and pavil-
ion improvements their personal atten.
ton. and the hotels and restaurants de-
clare not a visitor should go without
plenty of good food. 1t is generally un-
derstood that this s to be the event of
llltul ali, dlhu tOudS IA NSoN1ASA MANA
tons are very flattering after the storm.
Lee Smith. who is interested with War
rem Evans and Others in a mine at the
head Of Pixies Peak, west of this city. is
preparing to make a shipment of ore.
TIL ore IS very rich Il will be packed
on mules a distance Of two miles to the
Rock Creek lake road. The owners of
the mine expect to build the road out in a
few weeks.
Marion Jenkins, ST. Paul Miss Edna
Wright, Washington Gulch; G. w. Hamil-
ton. James Cook. Frank Beal. Valley: p.
r. Storrs, Grand Rapids: r. H. Rupert,
Collins, Wyo.: Charles Daugherty, Butte:
w. O. korten. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Corcoran, W. p. John, Milwaukee, are at
the McI3urney house.
MIS-. "A. B. Martin will receive and en-
terrain at luncheon tomorrow afternoon
a large number of her lady friends in the
college rarlCrs. The %fortunat e ones are
docking forward to this, event with un-
usual pleasure on account of the popu-
larity of Mrs. Martin among her ac-
Quairtances.
Rev. H.. J. Corwine and Charley Par
ker are i've on Gospel mountain, where
Colonel Parker has some development
work going on in a gold prospect. The
gentlemen took along several guns. and
we expect to see them bring in anything
from a sparrow to a bear.
Mrs. J.. II. Meyers and. Mrs. A. D. Hoss
shave issued invitations to their lady
friends to be with them "at home" Fri
day afternoon, from 2:3O to 5 o'clock.
This will be;one of the happiest events
ever given on the west side, and the in
vitation Est is quite large.
T.t GrcgsOn. one of the owners of the
famous Gregson springs, will move his
family here early in September, SO that
they can enter school at the beginning.
Mr.. Gregson owns a residence here and is
having it put in condition for the recep-
ton of his family.
Misses Corne!ia and Evelyn Van Gundy
are in Butte this week, attending the
meeting Of the grand lodge of the Degree
of Honor. Both OF the young ladies are
officials. the former being financier of our
local lodge, which is one of the strongest
in the state.
The gold dust, including many large
nuggets, brought in Monday by Messrs.
Mcfarland and Penean from Gold Creek,
is on exhibition in the bank of Larabie
Bros. Co. today, and it is the center of
attraction. The largest nugget weighs
4A ounces.
The Emery Miners union will be in
Deer Leodge to celebrate Labor day, and
have secured handsome badges to wear
during the day. There are about so men,
bers in all, and it is their unanimous
choice to celebrate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Miller and Master
NIlNlnn will loo We tpr, ~ ~ VI f, <,I.o 49,
their residence in Helena. They have been
residents here for years. and their many
friends and relatives wish them success
in their new home.
The construction cars and crew to nut
in the half mile side track here arrived
last night and work will be started at
once. all of the material being on the
ground.
Miss Nadina Crump of Minneapolis is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. w. Gull
lette in this city. Miss Crump is lust
homeWard bound from a visit on the
coast.
The many camper who went out be-
fore the storm Of Tuesday seem not to
mind ITS effects any. as none of them have
returned. Some have sent in for supplies.
John Gherdts, president of the Cash
Grocery company in this city and che of
the heavy sheep owners here, is looking
after his tlocks on the east side today.
Charles Suffer, who is putting in the hot
mir plant in the public school building
here. returned from Butte this morning.
and is hard at it.
Assessor George S. Miller is in Deer
Lodge combining business with pleasure.