Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-15

said to be good this season. AS there IS
nothing finer than a huckleberry pie. they
are much sought after.
C. C. Grannis. Duluth: w. H. Dorrance.
Chicago; p. A. Snyder, Missoula; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clement Hines, E. w. Hill, Butte;
B. r. Brown, Garrison; I. G. Bachelor,
Butte: William Norton, Stuart; George M.
Struck, Kansas City; l.. S. Wild, Butte,
| are at the McBurney house.
Charley Joyce was down from Butte
today and ate chicken at the home OF
his friend, John McInerney. Mr.. Joyce
| says his little daughter, who is sojourn-
ing at Arkansas Hot Springs, with her
; mother this summer is improving very
satisfactorily.
Hon. J. NJ. Boardman left this morning
for Northern Montana, thence to st. Paul.,
looking after stock interests. Before
leaving the gentleman expressed to "A. j.
Davis at Butte one of the finest thor
oughbred Irish settlers in his Kennels here.
Mrs. w. G. Winans came down from
| Butte Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mr.. Winans, who is in charge of the dry
goods department. of the E. L. Bonner
Co. Today they entertained Mr.. II. M.
Kinsey of Butte at the McBurney house.
Mrs. c. P. brennan returned today from
a short visit with her husband, Attorney
brennan of Butte. The lady was accom-
panied by the father and mother of Mr..
brennan, who are paying a visit to points
of interest in Montana, from the east.
Judge yelling Napton and family, ac-
companied by Attorney Percy Napton of
Anaconda and Master Lamor Kelley OF
this city, are camped this week on Rock
Greek lake, where they are having a
great outing.
Miss Jennie Pettibone, one of the well
known teachers in the Butte public
schools, is here, accompanied by her
mother. and they are being entertained
at the home of Attorney and Mrs. j. Ii.
Meyers.
f. w. Hill of Butte is here today, the
guest Of friends Mr.. Hill is suffering
with an abcess on his left hand. and at
times is in great agony. We nope the
gentleman will find relief in his quiet sur
roundings in Deer Lodge.
Lew Coleman, head of the Office force
in the mercantile branch of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company at Anaconda,
spent Sunday in Deer Lodge, the guest of
his parents, Mr.. n Mrs. Lew Coleman.
There were a large number of fishing
parties out yesterday and all brought in
evidences of good lucS. Fishing on the
different streams and at the lakes is said
to be better than in years before.
Peter Lansing, Joe Lodge, John Peter
son and Julius Simmensen are over on
Lower Rock creek today frying fine, big
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Miss Alice Coleman is the guest of
friends in Missoula at present. Friday
Miss Lizzie went down to join Miss
Alice, and enjoy a visit of several days.
United States District Attorney w. B.
Rodgers and wife of Helena are in Deer
Lodge, meeting old friends and acquaint-
ances after a pleasant visit to the coast.
William Wallace of New Chicago is in
Anaconda today, where he is a witness
against Verify, the villain who is in Jail
there with four charges against him.
N. ]. Bielenberg and family will
establish a comfortable camp tomorrow
on picturesque Rock Creek lake, and eX-
pect to remain out about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Godin and daughters
and Mrs. Nadeau and daughters, from
Butte, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Menard in West Deer Lodge today.
Messrs. Choouette and Como of the En-
cry Leasing company at Emery were
down on business Saturday and report
everything fourishing on the hill.
A display window which has attracted
much attention and laughter is the one
put in by Messrs. Coleman and Hassel-
berger of the Cash grocery.
Colonel Tom McTague will leave for
Missoula. Helena n Bozeman tomorrow
in the interest of the Elks' picnic, to &C.
cur here on the 9th.
John Youldon, who has been a guest of
Mayor Martin and other friends at En-
cry for several days, left today for Butte,
his home.
Rev. Father DeRyckere went over to
Flint creek Saturday and today held SER
vices at St. Michael's church, near Flint
station.
Judge L~aurandeau and G. NJ. Lawson
are among the Butte men who are spend
ing the day in Deer Lodge with their fam
lilies.
Larry J.. Daily was here today, and
drove out to the Lightfoot ranch. where
his family are spending the summer.
Mrs. c. D.. Joslyn will leave tomorrow
for Philipsburg. to be absent a week, Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Lon r. Hoss.
Pat Murphy. one Of the trusted officers
OF the state prison. is spending a few days