Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-18

Methodist church arrived home last Mon
day and will remain until tomorrow,
when he will go to Helena to attend a
meeting of the executive committee of
the State S. S. association.
Attorney J. H. Meyers and Joe Lodge
returned from a visit to the Nevada val
ley Monday evening, where they had been
for several days eXpounding the true doc
trine in making known the merits of the
Powell county bill.
Loui Mason n Robert Alien were
down from the Bonanza mine in the Zosel
district, after supplies last Friday and
Saturday. They say the mine is looking
fine, a good vein of shipping ore now be-
ing apparent in both the east and west
drifts.
Constable Henry w. Evans was out
several days last week in the vicinity Of
Avon and Elliston in the interest of the
Powell county bill. Where he couldn't
get through the snow with his team he
hung it up and e on snow shoes.
Miss Odille Narcotic gave a dance at
the home of her parents, in Deer Lodge,
Monday evening, in honor of her guest,
Miss Rosa Dezourdi, of Anaconda. Nice
refreshments were served and a splendid
time enjoyed.
Paul Mitchell and Will Coleman left for
the Garnet mining district yesterday
morning, to prosecute work on the Robert
EIIfillttL IllIe, on WnlCn tney udSc ldhSH
q lease. They took Harry Haftz with
them for a mascot. Here's u best wishes
boys, for health and wealth.
| NJ. F. Jensen is able to be out again af-
ter an attack of the grippe bordering on
pneumonia.
Casper Gheerdts returned last Saturday
from a business trip to Pioneer and Gold
Greek.
Miss Bette c. Williams, of Deer Lodge,
has been granted a patent on a portable
bath cabinet.
Stock Detective J. w. Collins was in
Deer Lodge yesterday, n had his eagle
eye with him.
Attorney scharnikow. after a few days
tussle with rheumatism, is able to be
at his office again.
VIM. Wilson, who is operating the Big
Bonanza mine, at Walkerville, is visiting
his family in Deer Lodge.
Conrad Kohrs went over to Helena last
week on a visit to friends and to be an
onloker Of the legislative proceedings.
Miss Rosa DeZourdi, of Anaconda, is
the guest Of Miss Odilie Narcotic, and
will remain until after the Fireman's ball
Marcus Daily is adding wild game tC
the attractions Of his Bitter Root farm
He got four deer from Carbon county re-
Gently.
Rob. Harris has been engineering the
Bonner company delivery wagon the
I PAST Week, uuI1lS N. y. J0IloGI > luSSlt
with the grippe.
Attorney j. M. Simpson and Assesso,
George S. Miller came down from Ana
conda and spent Sunday with their re-
spective families.
Congress-elect A.. j. Campbell left last
Thursday evening for New York and
Washington, and will return to Butte
about the list Of March.
The Woman's club met at Mrs. N. j
Bi%elenberg's on Tuesday, the 14th. Mrs
S. Davis read a very interesting paper or
the location and surroundings Of Florence
Italy. after which the evening was giver
to Miss Katherine Kohr A very de-
lightful and instructive two hours were
spent on views with descriptions of noteG
pictures of the Old masters, cathedrals
palaces, etc. After the club adjourned
Miss ~Bielenberg took a 1ashlight picture
of the eleven ladies present. Following is
the programme for next Tuesday even.
ing. February 81; Music, Miss Bielen'
berg: Biography of Hawthorne, Mrs
Bell; Review of House of Seven. Gables
Mrs. Simpson; Reading, Mrs. Stackpole.
Dur readers Will be pleased to learl
that Jake Hitz, who has been very i'll o
pneumonia. is much improved, though
yet confined to his bed.
The Colonial social" to be given OF
March 2, by the ladies of the Maccabees
is being looked forward to with mucI
pleasurable anticipation.
Rev. J. B. Lister, who has been con
Quoting a protracted meeting in Helena
came over last Saturday for a S hort vlsi
with his wife and little daughter.
James Kantner received a painful kicl
from one of Myron Curn's horses las
Thursday evening, from the effects o
which he was confined to his home fO
several days.
Vincent Mcmillan, of the U. S. mai
service at Anaconda, who came down las
Friday to attend the funeral of his broth
err, has since been the guest of relative
and friends in Deer Lodge.
John B~ielenberg received word yester
day that the cattle of Kohrs & Bielenbers
on northern Montana range are dom!
fine, there being only the usual losses 70
this season of the year.
General Kennedy, of Denver, head lee
turer and organizer of the Woodmen o
!, the World, lectured to the brethren an
their friends in Deer Lodge Thursday an,
Friday evening.
A. b Smith returned last Thursda,
evening from a trip over the count i
the interest of the w. ]. Higgins whole
sale house of this city. He also took i
Philipsburg and Granite.