Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-11
Deer Lodge Notes.

IL. Is. MAXWELL is still quite sick at his
home in this city.
Mrs. Frank Conley is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Boucher in Butte.
DR.. c. S. Cranson was in Anaconda last
Wednesday n Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff John A. Robinson made
an official visit to Anaconda Saturday.
Irning Keith of Bearmouth came up
for a visit to his wife the first of the week.
Len Curn of Garnet has been a guest of
his mother in Deer Lodge the past week.
Stock men are jubilant over the pros
pect for a big grass crop the coming sea-
son.
H. B. Hoffman and Road Supervisor
John Burch visited Anaconda a day or
two this week.
Tom McTague, after remaining in the
state capital during the legislative session
is at home again.
John McClelland of West Deer Lodge
is recovering from a serious attack of the
grippe of a couple of weeks. @
DR.. j. w. Fretwell and wife of Ana
conda have been guests of E. w. Holly,
of the Cash Store, the past week.
Nathan Smith and two daughters pass
ed through Deer oLdge last Sunday even
ing or a short visit to Butte.
Ben Ward has had refitted the frame
work on Tom Hurst's portably wood saw,
ans is now operating it under lease.
lobe Schurtz made a flying trip to Ana
conda ~Saturday-he flew up that evening
and fled back next morning.
William Williams, a member of the
state board of sheep commissioners, went
over to Helena Sunday evening on bust
ness.
the grippe and erysipelas the past two
weeks or more, is able to be about again.
Owing to the illness of r. B. Maxwell,
his brother from Champagne, Ills, is ev-
pected to arrive here tomorrow to see
him.
Dewitt Peck, a former Deer Lodge boy,
left his home in Anaconda last week to
resume his studies at the Ames, Iowa,
university.
O.. L. Bennett, who used to lead the
Citizens band of this city, has returned
from Anaconda, and is again at the head
of the band.
Mrs. James Hammer came to Butte yes
terday owing to the illness of her sisters
Mrs. Davenport little son.
Dan Morony has resigned his position
as deputy district clerk in Anaconda.
Clerk Corcoran will name his successor
in a day or two.
Charles H Carver, who left Deer Lodge
last Thursday morning for his mining in
lCIcStS IL III NioIloihNs was Accompanies
by his eldest son.
Dr. Johnson of Butte was in Deer Lodge
last Wednesday evening, in consultation
with Dr.. e. G.. Glass in regard to r. b.
MaxwelIs serious illness.
Jake Hitz, who had been seriously i'll
the previous three weeks, was able to
AXE a sleigh ride Monday afternoon,
much to the delight of his friends.
The delegates in attendance at the dis
trict conference of the Methodist church,
which convenes in Deer Lodge on the 18th
inst, will be entertained by our citizens.
Representative John Fitzpatrick was a
visitor in Deer Lodge Monday on his way
to his home in Washington Gulch, having
been on a business visit to Anaconda.
Mrs. M. r. Sherman was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casper last Satur-
day and Sunday, returning on the train
Monday morning. She states Race Track
on Sunday is one of the liveliest places in
the country, people coming to the post
office or to the stores, or to visit friends
or the railway station to and from trains
on that day. Parties came in sleighs or
cutters, and many of the young men
came in on horseback from every dircc-
ton.
The Flarity placer mining claim, stu
ated in Washington Gulch mining district
has been located by c. o. Benson, Gabe
1illucGDIdlu anu NlIlldlH wa DullOI.
If there has ever before in Montana
been as much snow in the mountains and
valleys as during the winter the oldest
inhabitant hasn't had the nerve to chirp
about it.
Miss Birdie Barnhill Of the McBurney
house left for her home in Bentonville,
Ark, last Monday morning, in answer to
a telegram announcing the serious illness
of her mother.
Miss Linda Williams, after an extended
visit with Miss Hattie Benedict, at New
London, Mo, is now visiting relatives
n friends in Columbia and Fayette, in
the same state.
Sam Gibbons. the old time placer miner
of Pioneer, who has been in st. Joseph's
hospital for some months, threw up his
crutches the first of last week and re-
turned home.
The sewing circle met and spent a most
delightful afternoon with Mrs. Sam
Beaumont, at her suburban home last
Friday afternoon. Delicious refreshments
were very much enjoyed.
The city council last week appointed
Lew Coleman registry agent to register
votes for the election of city officers,
which is to occur on April 3.
DIR. E.. Beck of Missoula, representing
the Bankers Life Insurance company,
was in Deer Lodge last Thursday even
ing. He had been on a visit to Butte and
Anaconda and stopped off here en- route
home.
D. D. Walker Of Anaconda visited N. ].