Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14
Deer Lodge Notes.
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William A. Scott and wife left yester
day for LaBelle, Mo-, their future home
Sam Gibbons of Pioneer was in towr
Monday.
Baldwin kau was up from Gold Crecl
Monday.
Nathan Smith, the Garrison landlord
is in town today.
VIII Reed is engaged on "a building il
Coloma this week.
James Cough. of Gold Creek, was i,
Deer Lodge Monday.
James Coleman returned Monday from
a visit to Garnet and Coloma.
Judge b. +. Brown was up from Garri
son a few hours Saturday.
Miss Alice Coleman went to Missoul;
his afternoon for a short visit.
Mrs. r. G.. Rickert expects to take W
her residence in Butte in a week or two
Deputy District Clerk Dan Moron,
spent Sunday with friends in Deer Lodge
Mrs. Mary Blessenger and children
were up from Gold Creek last Saturday
President A.. Il. Martin went over t
Helena Monday afternoon for a shor
trip.
Mrs. Patrick Magone. from up the val
ley, was shopping in Deer Lodge Thurs,
day.
Daniel Wclch of Anaconda spent the
day with the home folks in Deer Lodge
last Sunday.
Drs. Owings and Glass We're in Ana
conda Monday as witnesses in the Guilt
name murder trial.
G. l.. Atwater. manager of the Cont
mental Oil company at Butte, VAS in
Deer Lodge Monday.
j. F.. Marcum of Helmville visited will
his family in Deer Lodge last Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Miss Bette Williams is staying in At
torney Edward Scharnikow's Office dur
ing his absence in New York.
Judge O.. b. O'Bannon went down to
Garrison on business last Thursday, re-
turning home the following day.
w. II. Weaver. manager Of the Mon
tana steam laundry. of Anaconda, had
business in Deer Lodge last Friday.
James Lear and w. -. Lance, the sew
inv machine men left Monday for a deer
hunt over on the head of Dog creek.
Deputy Sheriff j.. A. Robinson returned
from Anaconda today, where he was 4
witness in the cul1inanc murder case,
Mrs. VIM. HaWleN of the Bitter Root
valley came up last Saturday and is a
guest of her sister, Miss Mary Larsen.
DIR. .. Y. Warren was down from 1.-The
springs Saturday and was an interested
spectator at the pavilion in the afternoon.
Col. l.. @. Parker came up from the
Jioiil NJ ldSt dili III sat-
urday evening made "a business visit to
Butte.
George Fernie, representing the W. I.
Higgins wholesale liquor and cigar house,
left Yesterday for a trip to Granite coun-
ty towns.
Aubrey Robinson came down from
Butte yesterday and will remain the bal
arce of the week for a visit to home folks
and friends.
Mice Nanci Il Hu rJap brook came
down from Anaconda Saturday and re-
manned until Sunday evening as the
guest of friends
a baby boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs,
TIrving T.. Keith in Missoula Sunday
hight. MIS-. Keith vas formerly Miss
Pearl McQuesten, of this city.
John w Opp. the mining magnate of
Granite county. passed through on the
Copper City this morning on his way
from ~Philipsburg TO Butte.
Miss 1nez Elliott, one of the efficient
eachcrs in the Anaconda schools. visited
friends in Der Lodge Saturday and at
tcndc,! the big picnic and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Walters now occupy
Mrs. Cars house. That lady is now
making her nome will her daughter, Mrs.
Peter Pierce. up the valley.
Mrs. II. p. Mcfarland came down from
Anaconda Saturday for a visit With her
daughter. Mrs. Grace Fisher, and enjoy
cd the big picnic and dance that day
aud evening.
joseph 4. Hyde left for Philipsburg
Monday to look after some extensive I'M
provements in his big bank building, the
front of which is being transformed into
al elegant store room.
Del Booth. one of the prominent bust
ness men of Butte. was the guest of his
friend. Joe Muir, on Dempsey creek.
Sunday. They spent part of the day
meeting friends here.
Mrs. James Snow and children left
Monday for several months visit to her
old home at cedarNala. Kansas Mr..
Stow accompanied them as far as Butte,
! returning home next day.
James Perkins was in again last Satur-
! Gay from his Dempsey creek ranch. and
brought a wagon load of excellent apples,
: ;he product of his orchard. which he
=, readily sold 10 our citizens.
! Walter Gilmer. of Warm Springs. re-
cri,ed by telegraph last Thursday the
sad news of the death of his father.
james Gi!mer, who died al his home near
Marshall, Mo, aged IS years.
County Attorney j. H. Duffy was down
from Anaconda Sunday to see his little
daughters, who are staying with their
grandma, Mrs. Amelia Curn while Mrs.
Duffy is enjaying a visit in Salt Lake.
The property Of the Majestic Gold