Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-01

The McBurney house here is making
some noteworthy improvements just
now. A new sample room for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public is being
refitted n a cosy room adjoining the
we'll stocked bar is being arranged for the
privacy of guests who like to indulge in
a quiet game of cards while waiting for
trains.
Judge yelling Napton, who presides
over the district court in this and Ora mite
counties, after spending the Sabbath day
with his family in Deer Lodge, left for
Anaconda this morning to open court.
There is ar extensive calendar to dispose
OF, in this, the May term of court.
John Hemsted. of the stock firm of
Hemsted & Boyle, of Race Track, is ex-
pected home from Oregon in a few days
with 4,500 sheep which he purchased there.
The sheep will be ranged on the foot hills
east Of this city during the summer and
fall months.
N. ]. Bielenberg and c. w. Tebo. the
Alaska cattle dealer, left town Saturday
for the Big Hole Basin, where Mr.. Bielen-
berg will deliver to Mr.. Tebo the 700 head
of cate recently old him to be taken to
Alaska. The trip is being made on horse
back.
Col. Sam Scott and our good natured
undertaken, M. Bien, are among the sue
cessful ones who have lately been whip
ping our nearby streams after trout. 1t
is predicted here that fishing is going to
be great sport this season.
Peter Eggleston, a prosperous leaser
from the rich Garnet mining district, was
a visitor in Deer Lodge Friday. Pete"
as he is called by a large circle of friends,
is doing we'll and is full Of praise for the
Garnet district.
The May day lance to be given by the
members of the citizens band at the
court house this evening is expected to be
a very social affair. The ladies of the
Episcopal church are preparing to serve
the supper.
A. b. Smith, representative of the W. I.
Higgins establishments, left this morning
for Philipsburg n Granite to look after
the trade Mr.. Smith is one of the most
popular n successful travelling men on
the road.
John G. Evans, the we'll known travel
ing man, and A. J. Calcott of the Boston
& Montana Mining company Of Butte,
spent Sunday with their respective fam
lilies in Deer Lodge.
Prof. Benefits last social for this sea-
Vol was given at the court house Satur-
day evening and was largely attended.
Prof. Benefits class in dancing has made
excellent progress.
C. G.. Parker, son of Hon.. l.. c.. Parker
of Granite county. is in Deer Lodge visit
ing his mother who resides here. The
young man is attending school in Boze-
man.
Mrs. William Coleman has been In
Philipsburg for the past few days on ac-
count of the death of a relative, Mrs.
Robert Mcdonald. at that place.
The resorts OF James H. Snow and
Jimmie Millar have all been done in the
latest spring fashions, George IL. Kaiser,
the artist, doing the work.
The male quartette of this city was
serenading friends on the west side Sat
urday night. The gentlemen are singers
Of a very high order.
John Bielenberg, of the Rock Creek
Ditch and Placer Mining company, spent
two Jays last week at Pioneer looking
after interests.
w. w, Fife of Butte is in Deer Lodge
n will probably take a place as guard
at the prison. under Conley e. McTague.
Sheriff Sherlock of Jefferson county was
here yesterday, having delivered a couple
of offenders to Conley & McTague.
z Joe Coleman returned Friday fri m
Coloma and Missoula. where he was co n
bining business with pleasure.
Peter Walton, who has been quite i'll,
is able to sit up today and expects soon
to be out looking after interests again.
w. c. Mcfarland, one Of the guards at
the Warm Springs asylum, was a guest
In town Saturday.
George Steinberg, the we'll known min