Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-06
Boulder Age Items.

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&. E. Barteau and daughter, Miss Alice,
spent Monday in Butte.
business Monday.
Jas. Madden and family We're here
from Basin Monday.
John Cameron was a visitor to Butte
the first of the week.
Judge Parker returned last evening
from a trip to Butte.
Miss Cecile Weber went to Butte Sun
day afternoon to remain a short time.
Brush Beckwith will soon move into the
Mrs. Bell residence on Second avenue.
Fred OFT, formerly of Boulder, is now
at Pipestone springs, having charge Of
the hotel there.
Misses Dunbar and Lynch, who were
at the Windsor hotel for a few weeks,
went to Butte Sunday afternoon.
j. j. Holmes has constructed an orna-
mental fence about his residence prop
erty and is otherwise improving and
identifying the place.
D. G.. Warner has purchased a resi-
dence at Long Beach in Southern Cali
forn!a, and the family will perhaps make
that their permanent home.
Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Dildine expect to
start east soon to remain there erman
entity, the former to Indiana and the lat
ter to New. Jersey, their former homes.
Mrs. I. A. Leighton has been quite ill
for a few days. Mrs. Thos. Hall has also
been confined to the house with an in
jured hand.
John Shiels' brother. who came here
from Iowa a few weeks ago has gone
back. He missed the corn fields of his
native state.
Charles E. Taylor arrived here from
Butte Thursday evening and has taken
a position as bOOkkeeper with the Gaff-
ney Mercantile Co.
MI. E. Speck who has been stopping at
the Springs several weeks is very much
improved in health, and will return to his
home in Great Falls in a few days.
Mrs. F. C. Berendes was in Basin
Thursday last to attend the funeral of
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sowden, who
died of pneumonia at the age of two
years.
With the absence of Mr.. Mcneil comes
a in the local board of trustees
for the school for the deaf and blind. 1t
is understood that Gov. Smith has APP
pointed Chas. Scharf to fill the vacancy.
Miss Maude Deascey, who has been at
tending school at Dillon the past winter,
came down from that place and spent
Sunday with Twin Bridge friends. She
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the latter part of the week for Blackfoot,
Standardization.
A pleasant dancing party was given
at the Springs Friday evening, the music
for the occasion being furnished by
Messrs. Brennan n Ceilings of Butte,
who are stopping there for a few days.
Mr.. Brennan is accompanied by his wife,
they having been married in Butte last
week; Miss Brennan, a niece, was also of
the party.
Mrs. Belcher, who spent the winter in
California is in Guide settling business
affairs and it is likely that the family
will remain in California for some time.
It is found that Mr.. Beicher's health is
such that it would perhaps be dangerous
for him to return to this altitude, though
he would like to come back during the
summer, and may do So.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Sloss We're among
those here last week as witnesses in the
Airport case though the case ended be-
fore they were called. They find many
old acquaintance here who are always
glad to see them. Mr.. Sloss has been
travelling extensively in California and
Oregon looking up gold properties for an
eastern company, but will probably
spend most of the summer in Madison
county. The family has been in Helena
for some months but will probably go
to Madison county soon after the close
of the Helena schools.
Messrs. VIM. Barrett and Henry De-
tour were here from Winston last week
accompanied by their wives. 1t is under
stood that they have made arrangements
for the purchase of the Wind hotel
and will probably take possession on the
18th.
A man came to the Office of the clerk
and recorder a few days ago with a sack
containing 10 hides which he claimed
were coyote hides and wanted the bounty
script issued for them. The clerk thought
they had a rather Unusual appearance
for coyote hides SO he called in expert
enced hunters and others who pro-
nounced them to be fox hides for which
no bounty Is allowed.
w. L. Hardie has commenced suit
against the Cleveland & Montana Mining
Co. He claims that he has a lease on two
claims up the Little Boulder from Messrs.
Gaffney, McDermott and Riley: that said
lease runs to Aug. LIST; that he subleased
to the above company mi that their
time has expired and they are yet hold
ing possession of the property. He brings
suit for the ecovery Of the property and
asks that a receiver be appointed.
Last Saturday Frank Carson received
his formal sentence Of 80 years in the