Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22
he had to return to look after a new resi-

he had to return to look after a new resi-
dence he is building.
Walter Isbell, who "a worked on
ranches up the valley, met with an acct
dent Monday afternoon which caused him
a broken leg. He was driving out of town
when his horse was frightened by some
chlld,en; the cart overturned and Isbell
in being thrown out struck in such a way
as to break his leg just above the ankle.
Miss Knowlton of Butte is visiting here
with Miss Williams.
Fred Thompson of Canton, ILL.,, is here
as a guest at T. T. Lyons.
w. d. Field and family are occupying
Mrs. Cooks house on Third avenue.
| h. 5. Terrence of Tabor. Iowa, is here
]. 1T. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hewett We're visitors
here Monday accompanied by a cousin, a.
l.. Hewett of Minneapolis.
Misses Florence and Bessie Hammer of
Butte are here visiting at the homes of
Hammer.
c. ID. Merritt of Arlington. formerly
with the n. p. company at Elkhorn, is
here as a witness in the damage suit.
The Epworth League had a lawn social
at the parsonage Friday evening. Ice
cream and cake was served and a general
invitation to attend extended.
Mr.. DiVine's sister has arrived here,
bringing with her his infant child that
has been in the care of trends N Omaha
since his wife's death. They will now
make their home with Mr.. Divine.
Mrs. l.. G. Turnkey returned last week
from Chicago and brought with her three
young sons of her brother. who lives
there. They We're met by Judge TURNKEY
and proceeded to The Meadows,' near
Elkhorn.
viii Wild is here on his annual Pilgrim
age to Montana from Lanark. Ill.,, and
puts IN his time visiting with his parents
and brothers and trying to catch all the
fish in the Boulder river. The fishing IS
not very good. but he seems to get his
share and genuinely enjoys his trip to the
mountains. He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Mr.. Benz. Franklin Graham Of Town
send was here Tuesday and secured a
marriage license for himself and Miss
Ann Greaves Of Radersburg. He was ac-
companied by Jos. Greaves. father of the
young lady, who gave his consent to the
marriage, the young lady being but II
years Of agc. The groom gave his age at
AZ years. They were married by Rev.
HubbS and have continued on their jour
ney by wagon to Cal fornia.
A party was given at the home Of Miss
Ryan in the valley Saturday evening in
honor of her guest. Miss Clara Sharkey.
VI iAN I'LL t' '"'FN
with music and literary contests in which
Miss Carey took first prize in one and
Miss Weber in another. Choice refresh
ments were served. Thise present other
than those Of the household were Mr., and
Mrs. JAS. Ryan Of thu valley. Misses
Sharkey. Taylor. Fleming, Carpenter,
Weber. Carey. Riedel. Messrs. McLaugh-
lin, Flaherty. Sweet. l.. and Jno. Noting
ham, Morgan and Cornish. Miss Sharkey
has now returned to her home in Glendale.
~. Pascoll was a visitor from W.ckes
the first of the week.
Frank Carey arrived here Sunday and
has gone down the valley.
Mrs. Mcdonald and children of Helena
are visiting at the home of Mr.. Swarbrick
in the valley.
Mrs. w. O. Stevens is expected home
from Butte after an absence of several
weeks visiting there with her mother.
The resignation of NJ. T.. Weber as post
master at Weber has been asked for and
accepted by the government and Mrs.
Sarah E. Smith is appointed.
THE musical entertainments given last
week by the Ready Workers proved to be
very enjoyable. Thursday evening the
vocal solos by Misses Thorpe, Wickes,
Coleman and Reidel were all We'll receiv-
ed and the two former responded to an
! encore. 1t was Miss Wickes' first APP
ptarance since coming from her musical
studies at Oberlin and her singing has
developed in strength, clearness and
method, Mss Ruth Kellogg shows nat
ural ability and training in elocution.
The l. O. G. T. picnic on the Whitehall
divide Saturday is reported as having
been very ple& SAINT and quite we'll attend
ed. The young man With seventeen girls
in one wagon says he had a lovely time
and wishes that such occasions would
! cone every day in the week. There was
a general attendance of local lodge mem
bers and their friends and some from
Whitehall, among them being Misses Ida
Hindman, Maggie McClatchFy, Lulu
Coryeli, Della and Grace Noble, Ada and
Ida Riggs. Alice Beeman. Gina Hickman,
Mnssrs. Roy and Lloyd Noble, Fred and
VIII Tebay. Ress WolvertOn, sherman
futile. Frank Houghton and Ernest Nc
Gail. They Were entertained until Sun
day at the home Of A. ]. Holloway.