Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-02

Lodge today m his way to his mining
interests at Garnet.
President A. b. Martin will present the
interests of the Seminary in Missoula
next Sunday morning.
The Rev. Walter Hays. of Missoula, is
here 10 spend Thanksgiving with Presi-
dent and Mrs. Martin.
Deputy Sheriff j. A.. Robinson returned
Monday evening from a several days
visit to the Nevada valley.
II. l.. Kelley, the saw mill man, of Gold
Creek. Was in Deer Lodge last Wednes-
day evening and Thursday.
Mrs. George Cockfell and daughter,
Miss Mary. returned from Butte Sunday
morning after Il short visit.
ii. a. Smurl of the f. l.. Bonnc COM
pany, returned Saturday noon from Il
short business visit to Anaconda.
WIN f. Scott. now of Butte, visited his
folks and friends in Deer Lodge Sunday,
returning home the same evening.
The faculty of the Young Ladies'
Seminary entertained a party of invited
friends Friday evening.
Colonel w. N. Aylesworth returned
Friday from Il two days business visit
in Butte.
Colonel Tom McTague and Patrick
Cahalin left Wednesday evening of last
week for Il sojouln at Hunters Ho
Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Aylesworth. of the
Wesleyan University. and Moncure Cock
rell. OF the Agricultural College, at Boze-
man.. arrived home this afternoon to
spend THANKSGIVING with the home folks.
j. G. Smith. of the p~enitentiary force
of guards. left last evening for Dillon.
where he will spend Thanksgiving and
eat turkey with friends.
Lopis kipp. the w~e1l-known Butte
butcher. was in Deer Lodge Il day or two
this week, and while here bought a lot of
hay from {. +. KaIinr
Rev. }. M. Settle, of Butte. came down
saturday afternoon and on sunday
preached at the Methodist church.. both
morning n evening.
t"nley 4 McTaGue received the first
Jap for the pen last Saturday evening.
He came from Missoula. and was given n
short term for robbery.
u. W. Iurrell and Wife, after a visit of
several days to Mrs. Turre1l's brother.
John Astle. and family. left for their
nome near Ovando last Friday.
Ernst Miller, who has been on n visit
t" Anaconda. returned last Friday, ac-
cnmpanied by his daughter. Mrs. Io,
TURNER, who is Il guest under the parental
roof.
Frank Mullen. the Pioneer mixolosist.
was in Deer Lodge last Thursday and
Friday. showing the boys a trick or
TWO. He was travelling by his w pri-
vate team,
" III. f:clnsman left Sunday fer q visit
TO ms old home in Canada, and will mo-
ban1N remain until spring. 1t has been 20
oad Years since Henry visited The scenes
of his boyhood.
Dave Hertin. who livos IL, Tho ,,,,,,
,aihs southeast of Deer Lodge, killed y
Dig lynx one day last week, and brollnhf
MN to town last Saturday to the
boys" wy
y. II. Pardee, the old-time mining
p1u'iser of Philipsburg. is homa from a
rim tn bn= ,a.,,,
where he has acquired mining
interests. 9
Billy Wycoff will leave next week f,,
81 Louis with 40 head of hieh-glade
horses, the property of ex-county Com
missioner II. b. Hoffman. which he vii,
offer for sale there.
George W. LaInson. of Butte wac Il,
Deer Lodge Sunday. THAI evening he
returned home, accompanied by his fam
llS, who had been on an extended yisi, ia
T. w. Catlin and family.
Master Tip Napton came down from,
Anaconda yesterday to spend Il few DAYS
with his grandma. Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley
n family. He has been ailiuy fo, =
week or two.
WIN. Edwards, until recently employed
at ne Emery mine. is now EMPLOYED on
a property near iandusky, which is very
promising, and in which our fellow
toWisnlen, N. j. B%ielenbere and ~ +
Higgins, are Interested.
Attorney Scharnikow left YESTERDAY
Tor Bozenan to attend a meeting of The
state executive committee of the Chris
tian church. Mrs. Scharnikow accom-
panied him as far as Helena. where she
stopped off for a little visit.
Bernard MulgrOve, one Of the expe,-
fenced mining men of Montana, came
dow from Butte last Saturday for u
visit OF several days with his old friend.
Judge S. X. Davis. The gentleman is