Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14

Mining company, at Quigley, was sold
last Friday. a week, by Master in Cham
Gerry H. N. Blake to A. l.. Galen, of Hell
ena, representing Arthur Colburn, for
$24, $50.
Dave Irvine, Jesse Ford and James
Tt ar returned Friday from a several
days trip to the country about the head
OF Mead creek, in quest of big game.
They saw plenty Of skins, but failed to
get any game.
Atchille Menard, who a couple of
months ago went to Salt Lake to visit
his sister, Mrs. A. w. McCune, Jr., is now
in British Columbia. where he has a fine
position at one of Mr.. McCune's mining
properties.
The old-time friends Of the genial Jack
Nelson. a former sheriff of TINS county,.
nut who is now proprietor of the Valley
clothing store in Hamilton, will be pleas
ed to learn that he is on the list of those
IN Ravalli county who pay over 5000 in
taxes.
Fred A. Beley, one of the solid men of
Phlllpsburg. Who had been part of the
way with his wife on a trip east. stopped
or IN Deer Lodge or his return home last
thursday and remained until the next
uay as the guest of his relatives, the
Walton families.
Mrs. J. r. Eardley. of Anaconda. was
Gown Monday to spend the day with old
liiends, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Carl
Ton ana Mrs. Dake. Mr.. src Mrs. Eard-
icy expect to leave next week to spend
the winter in California.
~. >. r.. Owings made a trim to Mis-
c""la asst thursday on a special-from
Iaiflson. 1t was a big train of emntv
coaches west, and the doctor. ha VIM
solten d permit to ride on il. was tho
o1ly passenger aboard,
MIS-; a. b. Martin and Mrs. r. w. CAT
ia, VINO attended the Presbyterian SYNOD
az bozeman recently, stopped off in Hell
e.a On thelr way home from a weeks
latter part of last week. "e
WIN 1Need n family have given I'm
lle oio Addison Smith residence mon
et: ana nave removed to the pronerfv
go 'ong occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. T. e.
Silubut. The Smith residence has heen
engaged by a Butte family,
v. t. II. Bielenberg, who had sne,t .,,o
summer in looking after mimi ia+a -
es's IN Fort Steele. r. c., returned 70
Deer Lodge last Wednesday aven;na
wlere he will spend the winter win he.
Mrs. Warren r. Evans .ns
family. EVANS ana
CAPTAIN James H.. Mills, the ah,sst
ana man Deer Lodge ever sa W
ana an old-time citizen of This citv vo,
mere last Thursday looking after inter-
ests. he had been on a visit to R,,tte ava
anaconda, and left here for Helena.
Mnele ne IS superintendent of the Con-
S"IIuateu water company of that CITY.
10y l-"use people are always glad to
see me captain or any member of his
family. MS
Joe HYDE, Jr, and Harold Mitchell.
W. well-known Deer Lodge bows who
are attending school at San Mateo. Cal
saw the Montana volunteers arrive from
MAnlla IN San Francisco recently.
Through the courtesy of Colonel Tom,
'McIague they were taken out on a tug
win the Montana representatives to
meet the transport they arrived on.
me top OF the range cattle market this
season is 1915 per cwt. Rosenbaum
Bros. 4 Co. last Tuesday week sold one
or kohrs & Bielenberg's steers. weigh.
ing l,77o pounds, at the above price.
conrad kohrs and family, who returned
the i1rst OF the week from a visit to Hell
eha, while there rented the D'Acheul
residence, and will about the first Of
next month remove to that city for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. Boardman
viii also spend the winter in Helena.
Ihelf many Deer Lodge friends Will be
sorry to lose them, even for the winter.
Iarl DAVIS and bride arrived Thursday
ana are guests of the groom's parents,
Judge and Mrs. S. X. Davis. The happy
couple were married in Denver last
week and have since been on a trip. The
pride was formerly Miss May Wood. who
VISITED Judge and Mrs. Davis here several
A''s Dld lie w mAIeN
pair We're married at the home of her
parents in Denver
Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde was "at home"
to quite a large number of her LADY,
friends last Thursday afternoon from 2
to 9 O'Clock. 1t proved a most happy So
cial gathering. Besides some delightful
music on the violin by Miss Lizzie HYDE.
witt, Miss Alice Coleman as accompanist
on the piano, delicious refreshments were,
served, and what proved a %laughable and
interesting contest was introduced by
offering prizes BLANKS being furnishedl
for the one writing the best telegraph
contestants being required to
begin each each word with an If" Mrs.
voolfolk Won the first prize on this
'Firmonth. February four.
Frank Ferry: Fred found Fanny's frizzas
lying from Fairfax. (Signed) Fair-Fat-
Second and third prizes We're
taken by Mrs. William Williams and
Mrs. j. II. Owings respectively. The
trophies were two handsome china plates
and a vase. r. citation list included
the following ladies: Mrs. s. T. Larabie.
Mrs. Voolfolk. Mrs. Wiles, Mrs. A. D..
Peck. Mrs. H. B.. Davis. Mrs. A. B.. Mar
tin, Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. Lew
Coleman, Mrs. r. S. ~Stackpole. Mrs. ]. c..
Mrs. Ed S~charnikow. Mrs. n.
J: Bielenberg, Mrs, William Williams,
Mrs. II. A. Smurr, Mrs. A. d. Hoss. Mrs.
n. Y. Hoss, Mrs. Tom Morgan, Mrs. J.
NJ. Bailey, Mrs. J. H. Meyers. Mrs. c. D.
Joslyn. Mrs. II. G. Walton. Mrs. McLain.
Mrs. Peter Walton, Mrs. G. r.. Ward.
Mrs. J. II. Owings. Mrs. George Cock
lell. Mrs. S. Beaumont. Mrs. George s.,
Miller. Mrs. Mary L.. Kelley, Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Ritz. Miss Alice Coleman.
"CHILDREN NOT ADMITTED"