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

l -\dlttdH smith. OIL Garrison. accom- I
panied by his daughter. enjoyed the sun
| shine in Deer Lodge last Thursday, hay !
| ing driven up.
j. +. Maleum, after a two weeks or
more stay with his family in Deer Lodge ,
left last Saturday To look after his bust
ness affairs at lfelnlNille.
Miss Augusta Gaibraith. who is teach
ing IN the Race Track district, spent part
of saturday and Sunday with her sisters
and friends in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. George w. Lamson and children.
of Anaconda, are guests of Mr.. and MIS-.
7. w. Catlin. they having come down
from the Copper City yesterday.
G. c. WEIGH and wife. well-Nnown
citizens of the Nevada Valley. We're
guests Of MIR. ana Mrs. j. r. Van Gundy. |
in Deer Lodge. the FIRST of last week.
Miss Mary Stackpoie came down from
Butte last Saturday and remained 10 en-
JOY family and friends until sunday
evening. when she returned to the
smoky city to resume her school duties.
Miss Nanci T.. Hardenbrook came down
from her home in Anaconda Saturday
noon. and was a guest of her friend. Miss
Mabel Catlin, until Sunday evening.
Coroner A. Hardenbrook came down
from Anaconda last Friday to hold an
inquest over the body Of James Hughes.
killed in the Emery mine the day before.
Bishop j. 3. Brondei. Of Helena. arrived
in Deer Lodge last Saturday. and was a
guest of Father De E~iyckere until Mon
day evening. when he departed for Butte.
Miss Peruse. Of Anaconda. was in
Deer Lodge the first Of this week. When
she rented the Deer Lodge studio. she
expects to remove here The latter part OF
the week.
After a pleasant visit Of two weeks to
his sister in Butte. David Beaton returns
"a to Deer Lodge last week 10 make an
extended Visit to his parents, Mir. and
Mrs. James Reaton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Rice drove over
from their ranch near Washington Gulch
last Friday, and after shopping and az
tending to other business, returned home
] Saturday afternoon.
A. D.. Peck preached Ak the Methodist
! church last Sunday morning. the pastor,
Rev. MY. Reagan being abstnt up the
i valley. where he OBLIGATED at the funeral
= n. ). Biolanberg is over at his Big
/, Hole ranches looking after his stock in
forests and installing the large herd Of
!. cattle recently purchased Of Vim. Wal
: lace. of New Chicago,
Mrs. Martha Bean. after a four weeks
" pleasant visit with her relatives. Mrs.
VIM. Wilson and Mrs. Albert Rien. and
$ her relatives up the valley. has returned
S to her home in Teton county.
Conrad Kohrs came over from Helena.
Q by way of Butte, Monday, TO attend q
meeting of the Deer Lodge school board,
4 but owing to the absence af other menu
bers A meeting could not be held.
i James Lear, d. c. Irvine and w. Il.
q ttiiA y ~ A NsE
hunt for big game over On the head Of the
Little Rlackfoot. They report the snow
deep, game signs plentiful, put no sue
cess.
CAPTAIN j. d.. jerks, 81 Butte has
, bought the former residence Of q. y.
Johnson, Of Missoula, on south Second
( street, and will occupy it, after improve
merits and alterations have been made
: in the building.
MIS-. DR.. j. II. Owines and family left
2 for Flilipsburg Thursday, where they
visited relatives and friends until Mon
$ day, when they departed for Chicago for
the winter. The very best WISHES OF Deer
+ Lodge attend them.
:. County Assessor George S. Miller went
over to Uelmville last Friday to be the
@ guest Of County COMMISSIONS James w.
GeaIy for a few days and incidentally to
enjoy a little duck shooting in the lakes
t over in shat section.
Howard Kelley, who now has a good
position with the Butte Water company,
came down last Saturday noon to see the
honae folks, returning the Same evening.
4 Howard looks exceedingly well, and is
! succeeding admirably.
Joe Il. Pardee, of philipshuig, came
9 over from Philipshurs last Wednesday
q evening, and remained until Friday even
iug. Whea he went 10 Butte and visited
I until Sunday noon. Returning here he
remained until Monday noon, when ne
returned home.
2 Dan Mckenzie and James MsGilvray,
the latter being accompanied by his lit
tie son. drove acros sthn Dog creek hills
2 last Thursday on their way for a business
visit 10 Anaconda. They We're here again
. Saturday on their way hom". and took
time to crack a few JOKES and shake
hands with their many friends.
: Judge Napton, who is holding court in
PhilipsDure, accompanied by Hiram w.
Y Rodgers, were in Deer Lodge a few
. hours Saturday afternoon and evening.
They were on their way from the burg
to Anaconda, and anne IN from Drum
: mond this far on a freight.
G.. O. Mcfarland, manager Of the Grand
opera house, Butte, came down with his
= family last Saturday. He returned the
frs, Of the week, but left h.s family at
| the McBurrey house for a longer stay,
. that they might enjoy the pure, bracinS
! and healthful air Of Deer Lodge.
Deputy Mine Inspector Frank Hunter,
accompanied by his wife, came down
y from Butte Friday noon. He went up to
Emery TO Investigate the manner IN
which Hughes met his death in the
{ Emery mine, while Mr.. Hunter remained
in Deer Lodge. They returned TO Butte
the same evening.
Last Friiay Joe Eurke came down
from Emery wish jack Nolan, the we'll
known miner who had slrpped on the
steps at the Emery boarding house and
seriously injured his shoulder blade. He
was taken to St. JosepiI's hospital, where
he is getting on all tisAt u9der medical
care and good nursing.
Mr.. Dubois. who is operating a saw
mil! over on Elk creek. Was in Deer
Lodge the first of the week. Wh5ie. hare
he rented ona of .he houses belonging to
the r, 7. Kennon estate ana Will tomof-
row bring his family here for the winter.
that they may have the advantage Of our
excellent school and church facilities.
Frank Mullen was over from Pioneer
Monday doing a little shopping. and
while here informed us they We're going