Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-30

iSo a luSl odlQlOdy III ISSIoItsS
to the sad news of the serious illness of
his sister.
Andrew Hansen of the Little Black
foot returned today from a visit to
WHITEHALL. Mrs. Hansen remained for a
longer visit.
Anaconda enjoyed their Christmas din
ner in Deer Lodge as guests Of Mrs.
, Amelia Curn.
Will Keed, OF the construction crew of
the Northern Pacific, arrived home from
Silver Bow last Saturday to spend the
holidays at home.
Professor Bramble and Miss Blaisdell,
of our public schools, left yesterday for
Helena, where they Will attend the state
teachers association.
Mel p. McGhee is mong those who
are enjoying their Christmas time at
home, he having come up from his Top
oDeep mines last week.
! Louis Bradshaw and wife, former resi-
tents of Deer Lodge, but now OF Butte,
came down Sunday and ate Christmas
turkey with relatives and friends.
Tip Napton. after enjoying Christ
mas with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary
l.. Kelley. in Deer Lodge, returned to his
nome in Anaconda yesterday evening.
James X. Coleman accompanied Paul
Mitchell for a short visit to "the springs
Friday evening. Both returned next day
Tor the surprise party at Mrs. Kelley's.
| Mrs. DR.. A. II. Mitchell, who had been
sojourning in New York city some two
or three months, returned to "the springs
last week in time for the holiday sea-
son.
Mrs. Henry Knoppe and sons. with the
exception of one, who remained to look
after the house, are enjoying a visit with
Mr.. knoppe O on their ranch, this
week.
Will Coleman, who Dis now in the en-
DIOV of the Rio R]oolfaot NIilIi,n .,,,
pany at Bonner, returned to his duties
yesterday after spending Christmas at
home.
Levi Davis of Anaconda left last Thurs
day for Il visit to his old home in Sac
City. Iowa, where he went to spend the
noildav season with relatives and
friends.
Colonel L. c.. Parker left last Satur-
day evening for the live mining camp
of Sumpter, in Oregon, where it is un-
derstood he has acquired some goood
mining ground.
Miss Hagerty of the Deer Lodge public
schools left last Friday for Marysville
to visit with her sister a few days and
then go to Helena to attend the state
teachers meeting.
Miss Margaret Malloney, the Emery
public school teacher. was in Deer Lodge
last Friday afternoon, and that evening
went to her home in Anaconda to spend
the holidays.
Miss Ida O'Bannon of Anaconda was a
passenger on last Saturdays train for
Philipsburg, where she is spending the
holidays as the guest of her cousins, the
Misses Bowie.
Miss Mollie Wiles left for Helena YES
terday for a few days visit with Conrad
kohrs and family. She will attend the
state teachers association meetings While
in the capital city.
Chief Justice Theo. Brantly took in
the great southern dinner in Missoula
last Sunday. 'Possum and sweet %'taters,
etc, furnished a basis for the menu,
which was elaborate.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wheeler left Sat-
urday for Avon, near where they will
spend the winter. Mr.. Wheeler, who
had been employed near Anaconda, Joined
Mrs. Wheeler here en- route.
The Christmas exercises in the different
churches in Deer Lodge We're held last
Saturday evening, and were largely at
tended. The Sunday school pupils and
teachers We're literally remembered al
each gathering.
Moncure Cockrell, Charlie Parker and |
Lee Williams, Deer Lodge boys who are
students of the Bozeman Agricultural
college, are enjoying the Christmas fes-
tivities at home with their respective !
families and friends.
Joseph A. Hyde left for Helena Nom
day on a sad mission-to attend the
funeral OF his uncle, A. G. Clarke, whose |
death occurred last week. Mr.. Clarke |
was a pioneer of Montana and one of
the leading business men Of Helena.
Attorney and Mrs. Edward Scharni- !
kow left for Spokane Sunday noon to |
spend Christmas with the Humber fam
lily, who are spending the winter in that |
city. Mr.. Scharnikow will return this |
week, while Mrs. Scharnikow will remain |
q longer visit.
Will Reid. who is now with the con- !
crew of the Northern Pacific !
railway, came home from Silver Bow last
Saturday and remained to enjoy the ho.i- |
days with his family until yesterday,
when he e to Garrison to take up his
duties.
Miss Elizabeth Aylesworth came over {
from Helena last Saturday evening and