Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

few days visit to relatives near Red
Lodge.
! II. l.. Reed and r. z. Hargraves, WOOL
growers of Lusk, Wyo., are in the city
on business.
Walter Lehrkind, a son of Julius Lehr-
Kind, the BOZeman brewer, was in the
city Saturday.
Rev. A. Carswell expects to leave to-
morrow for Bridger where he will hold
services that night.
H.. f. Ruger, the popular travelling
representative of the Burlington road at
Helena, is here today.
F.. NJ. Hungerford left last week for
Forsyth to construct the Forsyth-Lame
Deer Agency telephone system.
Karl Simmon of Helena, the r~ustling
land agent of the Northern Pacific rail-
road. was in the city Saturday.
Miss Jennie Matht son left Saturday
morning for Helena, after a several
weeks visit to her brother, j. D.. Mathe-
son.
H. c. Mutt, assist ant superintendent
or the burlington, came in from Sheridan
last night on one of his periodical rail-
road business trips.
City Attorney j. Is. HEREFORD left Sun
day on a business trip to Nebraska in
company with j. II. Charters of Lewis
town. who arrived here Saturday.
Louis =. Best of Butte, one of the pro-
prletors of the Billings brewery. is here
today looking over the work on the build
ing and attending to other matters.
Miss Mabel Merriam h.. daughter of w.
H.. Merriam. general agent of the North
ern Pacific at Butte. is visiting in the city,
the guest of Mrs. James Butterfield.
Oliver AshWorth came in last night
from the Grey Bull, in Wyoming, where
he has been looking after the settlement
of his deceased brother Richards estate.
Mrs. Theo. l.. Ringwalt and children
of Omaha We're here last night on their
way to Gebo to spend the summer with
Mr.. Rlngwalt, treasurer of the Clarke's
Fork Coal company.
l.. p. Southworth of Denver. who buys
sheep for a Nebraska firm, arrived in the
city Sunday and will spend Il few days
in looking round for some snap pur-
chases. which are scarce.
Newman Kline of Glendive. superin-
tendent of the Yellowstone division of
the Northern Pacific, accompanied the
special tram of officials thus far yester-
day. returning home today on No. 2.
Miss Hattie Braytpn entertained her
Sunday school class Of girls Of the Con-
gregatiOnal church on Friday afternoon.
Pleasant amusements were INDUCED in
until 6 O'Clock, when the hostess served
a dainty repast.
Mrs. NJ. H.. Tompkins and daughter,
Miss Martha, left Friday FOR a couple of
weeks visit in Wyoming. From there
they will go east to spend the summer,
returning to Billings in the fail.
Mrs. c. NJ. Child al rived home yester-
day from a weeks delightful visit with
friends in Livingston. In company with a
party of seven, Mrs. Child spent two or
three days in the National park.
j. f. Bower of Bower Bros. of Stan
ford, a Well-known woolgrower of Fer
gus county, arrived in the city yesterday
: from Helena He haS n pcrtinr nf h;c
wool clip in Billings and will sell the
same.
Henry Filing and State Senator w. A.
Clark of Virginia City were Billings Wis
TORS Saturday night en- route home from
Red Lodge. where they attended a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Carbon
County bank.
Miss Cora McCorm1 ok arrived in Bill
ings last week to spend the summer with
relatives. Miss Mccormick has been re-
engaged as teacher of the grammar de-
partment of the Dillon public schools for
another year.
ID. +. Slayton of Folsom, one of the
county commissioners Of Fergus county,
was in the city Saturday on his return
home from Helena, where he attended
the cornerstone laying of the state cap
itol. He sold his wool clip in this city yes
terday.
Jere Collins, formerly editor of the Hell
via ~ w l'l'Il 10 III Ifc I4lN V
Mr.. Collins is now interested in selling
government scrip land and seems to en-
juythat better than editing Il paper, prob
ably because 1t pays HIM more than the
latter.
Principal II. NJ. Blayton and family
will leave the latter part of this month
for Big Horn county, Wyo., where they
Will JOIN Rev. j. l.. Lines and family.
and the Two parties will spend Il month
in an overland trip through Wyoming,
fishing and having a good time in gem
eral.
Mir. and Mrs. $. +. Morse arrived home
yesterday morning from Chicago. where
the latter underwent three operations for
the removal Of tumor4. Mrs. Morse with
stood the operations well and returns
home feeling much better and on the
road to complete recovery. which will be
good news to the many friends of the
family.
DR.. J. II. Rinehart and family are max
ing arrangements for a months outing,
the greater part of which will be spent
in the Yellowstone park. They will be
joined by Miss Rene MCDANIEL. niece of
Mrs. Rlnehart, who was called to her
home in North Dakota a couple of
months ago, on account of an accident
having befallen her father.