Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-26

T. A. Wickes is home for a few days af-
ter a successful business trip through
Madison county.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Monaghan re-
turned last evening from a short term of
court at Dillon.
N. Pesscool of Wickes was a visitor
here the first of the week and may be-
come a resident of Boulder.
Thos. was out from Helena the
first of the week on business connected
with the r. McSorley estate.
Mr.. S. Battershell is now in charge of
the stage that makes daily trips be-
tween Elkhorn and Boulder, Mr.. Ivey
having resigned.
BILLY" Kane, a cripple and a stranger
in town became drunk and noisy Mon
, day evening and was taken to Jail and
next morning was fined SIS and costs and
| given 20 days in Jail.
A very pleasant party is reported in
Basin last Thursday evening, having
been given in L.eary's hall by Mr.. and
Mrs. SOuthWorth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowles for Miss Gertrude ~Southworth
and Miss Jessie Knowles, the latter hav-
ing recently returned from Chicago
where she studied music. About seventy
guests were present ard the evening
passed with various progressive games
followed by dancing after remreshments
We're served.
"A MARRIAGE llCeISo WAS ISSUED last Il IL
day to c. 4. Britton n Lizzie WILDER,
both Of Pony, Mont, and they were mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Hubbs.
| L. q. Shelton went to Butte Monday
evening as "a delegate to the grand lodge
A. o. U. w. Mrs. Dodley Halford is the
delegate to the Degree of Honor.
Miss Fitzpatrick, who taught last year
in Butte and was elected by the board
to a position in the Boulder school, has
cont word fy-no1o hn,. homo in Iowa that on
account of poor health she cannot accept
the position. At a meeting of the board
Saturday evening the vacancy was filled
b ythe appointment of Miss Rosa p. DoWs
of Washington, d. c., who is a friend of
! Mrs. H. M. Parker and a teacher of ex-
perience.
l.. D. Kent, the Basin lumber dealer,
was here on business a few days ago and
reports business fairly active in his town.
Nearly all the buildings in Basin are oc-
cupied and a few new ones are under con-
, struction.
Car sare on the Great Northern track
here for the shipment of several carloads
0 fhorses by Capple & Hasbrouck to
Oelwein, Iowa. They are mostly from J.
NJ ID. Taylor's ranch and the range in
, that vicinity.
Mrs. H. L.. Hewett of Basin has gone
to Chicago where she will remain several
months in the hope of improving her
health. Her daughter, Miss Sarah, is in
Helena to attend school this fall.
/ Aside from the delegate from Boulder
to the grand lodge A. 0. u. w, other dele
gates from the county are Hugh Morrow,
from Elkhorn: E. NJ. Taft, and B. A.
4, Bliven from Basin. j. w. Pace of White
hall is a nofficer in the grand lodge.
Thu hay-diggers of the Lower valley
are beginning to think that they can
play ball. 1t is reported that they went
to Whitehall last Saturday and won a
game with a score of q to 5.
: Miss Anna Marshall, who has been at
tending the state normal school at Dillon,
is here for a visit and will spend a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wild
an dMr. p. B. Mills, and aloos visit will
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall of Basin.
! Miss Pearl BeckWith was out from
Butte over Sunday.