Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-24

b. TT. Dunshee, NJ. A. W hlte ana >. H..
White, representing the employees OF the
Boston & Montana Mining company of
Butte, spent today in Deer Lodge and
were entertained by Mayor Conley. The
gentlemen are here in the interest of
their brother employees, seeking a place
to celebrate their annual picnic. The
gentlemen are impressed with the en-
vironments of this town and we expect
to hear a favorable report within a few
days.
The Order Of Eagles, a Butte and Ana
conda fraternal association, are now ar
ranging for their annual outing and have
their eye on Deer Lodge as the most in
viting place. Should the Eagles cast
their eyes this way we will promise to
make them the best days sport that any
fine feathered birds ever had. Deer
Lodge wants to meet the Eagles and will
treat them right if it can have the OPP
portunity.
Joe Coleman is home today from the
Coloma district and enjoying a visit with
his parents and friends. Joe is right next
to A. b. Browne, who is putting in the
new reduction works in the Coloma dis
trict. He says that the plant is going to
be established just above the old town of
Beartown, and hat the ~excavating is
already finished for the machinery,
which is expected daily. Will Coleman is
at the head of the office force, and Joe
says he is getting along fine.
Harry Friedman, San Francisco; A. l..
Goodkind, Heiena; r. B. Kellogg, Port
land: d. T.. Curran. Missoula; F. A. SUIT
ton. Butte; c. H. Spencer, w. S. Douglas,
Chicago; j. ". Prosser, st. Paul; G.. c.
Lunt. st. Louis; w. p. Roberts, Butte;
Henry Speaker, Washington gulch; E.
Carnan, Miss Myrtle Carman, Mrs. j.
p. Ryan, Will Ashford and Mrs. Marshall
of Butte are at the McBurney house.
A. Pincus and wife Of Butte are occu-
plying the handsome and comfortab BILE
home of Charley Joyce in this city. Mr..
Joyce is the well known and highly es-
teemed tonsorial artist of Butte, whose
family is absent in Arkansas during the
summer months. Mr.. Pincus has already
established a nice business here loaning
money on diamonds.
w. P. Roberts and Joe Hoskins COM
posing a committee of the order of the
Sons Of st. George, We're here yesterday
in the interest of their order. They are
going to give their annual picnic soon.
and think Deer Lodge is the proper place
for it. If this order should conclude to
come we shall welcome them.
A nice piece of work in the carpenter
line was turned out yesterday by John
Peterson, the contractor. 1t is a shuttle
board, made for the Northern Pacific
gardens here, and contains about 400 feet
of lumber. TIL board is over So feet long
and is constructed in a workmanlike
manner.
Colonel Tom McTague returned a few
n ave-, ,~0 foy, 1J~ ,la,~ L-.
been attending the first annual conven-
ton Of the Order of Elks. The colonel is
now fully convinced that all Elks have
real horns and that they can go some
when they get started.
Colonel Dan TeWey, with his wife and
son, are sojourning On their pretty coun-
try ranch at Race Track for a week or
so. The haying season is just now be-
ginning and Colonel Tewey is down from
Butte to see hat the boys get started
right.
Emil Hansen, the gamest sport that
Anaconda owns, spent today in Deer
Lodge. Emil, or the "Dutchman,' as he
is better known, got his pin feathers in
Deer Lodge Is years ago. but now trots
In the hottest company in the Smelter
City.
f. Carman, the commission merchant
of Butte, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Myrtle, were guests in town today.
Mr.. Carman buys lots of produce here
and in consequence has many %acquaint-
anceS.
j. B. Williams. the happy and congenial
spirit of the California house at Ana
conda. was a guest in town today. Mr..
Williams has been a resident of the
Smelter City for more than - years and
ia prospecting.
"A cl%Oudburst a few evenings ago in
sand Hollow, opposite Race Track. did
considerable damage to the road,. IT is
said that the bridge. which withstood
the freshet, is now four feet Under sand.
About 200 Butte people spent today in
enjoying the cool and shade afforded only
in Deer Lodge. If they didn't have a
good time it was their own fault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dezell of Anaconda
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Trask today. Both are former residents
of this place.
Al Cain and John Mcmahon of the NJ.
d NJ, Butte's favorite resort, are here
To-Day having a good time with friends.
"A fine boy was born this morning to
Mrs; Harrison, wife Of Officer Harrison
or the state prison.
LOVE STORIES.
1t says much for the essential humanity
or love. thar fun ~ fho l:-l..,