Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-28

Chas. NJ. Joyce came down from Butte
sunday and spent the day with his fam
lily, VINO returned the day before from a
protracted visit to Arkansas.
A. ID. Peck returned last week from a.
short stay in Helena, whittier he had
been on business as a member of the
state capitol commission.
"Reminiscences We're the order of the
day last Saturday in Deer Lodge. when
the old-tin1ers got together. 1t was a
joyous, happy gathering.
Charlie Rice come over from his ranch
home. beyond Avon, Sunday. and that
evening went I'D to Butte to visit d h:o-
Their.
}. E. Bradley, the weii-known drug
drummer and former Deer Ledger. was
IN TINS city last Sunday in the interest of
'he wholesale druggists, Meyer Bros.
r.. y. lumber who two or three weeks
ago leIt FOR a visit to his family in Spo-
kane. has continued his visit to Sump-
ter, the new mining camp in eastern Ore
gon.
Mrs. h. B. Davis has issued invitations
tor a function on Friday afternoon. at
her home, complimentary to Mrs. J. NJ.
boardman and Miss Katherine kohrs,
VINO are shortly to cave for Helena
to spend the winter.
The Dillon-Tribune SAYS the cold snan
OF last week caused a great deal of DAM
age to the farmers of Beaverhead coun-
~. Many acres of grain were vet OUT
standing, uncut, and scarcely a cro2 #
potatoes had been harvested.
Bellenberg u Walker nave bought all
OF William Wallace's stock cattle now on
his ranches below Gold Creek. We
haven't heard the number estimated. hut
understand the deal involves the paw
ment of about $50, 900.
Sorn Beck was in from his home on
Little Blackfoot last Thursday, bringing
ms little son, who had one of his arms
hurt by being bucked off his pony. AL
We're broken.
John %Bielenberg left Sunday afternoon
on horseback for Butte, desiring to have
ms own horse for the parade next day.
de went over the Dry Cottonwood trail.
oy way OF Browns gulch. making the
trip in a little over three hours. He re-
turned yesterday on the rain.
lake turner, from up the valley. hay-
ing stored away his bountiful CROP for
this season, including unfrosted spuds.
left Monday for Levi county, Missouri.
where he will visit the old folks at home
for a month. He went by way of Butte
and remained there a day to take in the
big reception.
Ian Mckenzie came over from his
rahch today, and not desiring to go home
without spending some money. bought a
fine bunch Of young bucks from 8. =.
Larabie.
Peter Martin and family, Miss Nettie
Aoulden, Billy Edwards and Rod Curry
We're among those from Emery who
attended the big celebration in Butte
Monday.
Walter Wiles and James Coleman are
his week repairing breaks in the water
mains both on this and the other side or
the reservoir, for the Deer Lodge Water
Company.
DR.. McNulty, who came here from
Butte some weeks ago with the idea of
locating, left for Virginia City last week.
where he will probably hang out his
shingle.
Joseph A. Hyde sold another pretty lit
tie Shetland pony from his growing herd
last week to the Standard Drug Company
of Anaconda, and shipped it to them
Monday.
Presiding Elder s. B. Tabor and wife.
who had been residents of Deer Lodge
for some years, left for Bozeman the later
part of last week, where they will reside
permanently.
Much to the disappointment of a num-
Der Of our sports, the horse race which
was announced to take place on the Deer
Lodge track last Saturday, for some rea-
son. failed to come off.
w. II. Winters, one of the prominent
and successful insurance men of Butte.
paid his friends in Deer Lodge a visit
last Friday, stopping off here on his way
from a busines trip west.
Dir. Peter Mussigbrod. who by strict
attention and energy has shown the great
worth of the Mitchell e Mussigbrod min
ing properties in the Garnet district, was
attending To business matters in Deer
Lodge Monday.