Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-09
It Will Be Held Here on the
Twentieth.
THEY WILL BE WELCOMED
Committee From the ElkS Also Look
ing Over the Gr0und-,Mrs
ScharnikOW'S Party.
Deer Lodge, Aug. 8.

Deer Lodge, Aug. 8.
The Modern Woodmen of Silver Bow
county nave out attractive posters
announcing their picnic to occur here
on the Goth inst. There is a long list of
sports and plenty of comfortable trans
portation is assured from Butte, trains
leaving there at 8:15, 9 and 1890 a. m.
The round trip is $1.00 and SO cents for
children. Deer Lodge has two grassy
parks, ach with a dancing hall of large
capacity, plenty of large shade trees,
from which are suspended swings and
hammocks, and last but not least, a pref
ty stream of water running through, from
which can be taken fine trout. The
grounds are right in the city, and the
whole town has it's attractions for visit
ors. The genial prison contractors have
very kindly extended an invitation to
visitors to go through the prison during
their visit and listen to music by the con-
Vict band.
DR.. Haviland, Exalted Ruler Tom Kill
gallon and J. 7. Sidley, representatives OF
the order of Elks, were in town this af-
ternoon and were properly entertained
by Colonel Tom McTague and Colonel l..
C. Parker, prominent members of their
order. The gentlemen were here looking
after the proper place to hold their an
nual picnic, and we feel safe in saying
that they are coming to Deer Lodge. They
compose a most congenial and business
like committee, and it is the opinion of
your correspondent at this hour that they
are going to celebrate in Deer Lodge.
Mind you, Deer Lodge will show her teeth
and of tho Sar1n time will look n1pASant
and give the travellers a grand good time.
The third party or entertainment given
by Mrs. E. Scharnikow during the last
few days is on this evening, and the
three entertainments have been memoir
able social features in the history OF Deer
Lodge. The aged, middle aged and young
representing the society of our city have
been entertained and in different and APP
propriate ways. This evening the ladies
appeared as nurse girls en- masque, ana
the gentlemen are present as policemen.
The nurse girls will pick their favorite
policemen and thus they are enjoying the
evening until masks are off.
Russell Mason of Butte. who is inter-
ested with A. A. Abbott in his water right
location near Rock Creek Falls, west of
this city. came down Sunday and took
some men out to begin work on a ditch.
He returned to town and took the train
for home, accompanied by Mrs. Mason,
who has been spending several weeks in
Deer Lodge. 1t is presumed that the
work is only temporary and for the pur-
pose of completing their location.
Today Under Sheriff D.. H. Morgan of
Anaconda brought a pitiable looking fe-
male subject to the hospital in this city
to remain as a county charge. Mr.. Nor
ron &c npinyyinu q nlnoClnf visit with
many friends this afternoon, he having
lived here at II time.
Paul and Will Mitchell are in town this
evening from the springs, making pre-
parations to take a trip to Henry's Lake.
The Boys will go out with a fine outfit and
will, as the wishes of their many friends
go, nave a good time.
Joseph A.. Hyde expressed one of his
finest Shetland ponies to Robert McDon-
ala at Philipsburg today, and We'll bet
that there is a happy little fellow there
this evening.
Phil Harrington, Butte; B. Pollock,
Chicago; G. H. Brown, Victoria, B. c.;
NJ. j. Cleveland, Chicago; L. V. Wer-
theimer and son, Butte: J. r. Weber, San
Francisco, are at the McBurney house.
w. l. Higgins returned this morning
from the Little Rockies, in northern Mon
tana, where he is interested with N. ].
Beilenberg and James A. Murray in a
gold quartz property.
Mrs. j. A. Johnson of this city. who
has been visiting Mr.. Johnson, who is
employed in Anaconda, is expected home
tomorrow.
Colonel L. c. Parker has been looking
at the mining world through Butte
glasses for the past few days, and is
again at home.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson is down abou'
Garrison today looking after some otficia
business.
A couple of travelling sign painters are
doing considerable business in town to
day.
Judge Napton is home from Anaconda
and will now enjoy a months vacation.
GAGGED BEAUTIES.
Mr.. William Shark describes in Lon.
don Literature a visit. while in Algeria
to a street of Gagged women. 1t seems i
is forbidden to Europeans after dark, blu
he wandered in. partly through incident
partly through curiosity. He writes:
''Some women were in barred room:
and some in cages. offered for sale.
THE woman in the first cage I passed
was rather pretty. and, though her hail
was dark, she had pale blue eyes. He
long, loose tresSeS were e~yeryWher,