Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-04
DEER LODGE NOTES.

Nath Newman vert " to Butte sun
day evening.
Mrs. Pr. 2. q. Rickart returned to
Butte last Thursday evening.
me AlValea club met at Mrs. Toomey's
last Saturday afternoon.
). T.. O'Neill returned Monday noon
from a business trip to Butte.
Miss Allie Albsa Of his city is teach
ing the Race Track scnool this term.
charles Rice of nortl, of Avon was
~transacting business in Deer Lodge YES
terday.
Attorney J. H. Meyers returned Friday
from a short professional trip to Ana
conda.
ped" Matheson, after quite a stay in
Butte, returned to Deer Lodge the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitworlh and chill
dfeil returned Sunday from a two-dsys'
visit to Butte.
Mrs. A. d. Peck etutned Friday from
a short visit with Mr.. and Mis-. j.. W.
Smurr in Anaconda.
A. A. Abbott came down from Butte
Sunday, and that afternoon drove out TO
Rock Creek lake on busin IS connected
with his water light on the creek lust
above the lake.
Joe Coleman. after a day or two's vfsi.
with the home folks. tturnnl to the
mouth of Deep creek last Friday. where
ha = interested in the Denver & Mon
tana Reduction works.
Mrs. Edward Scharnikow returned Sa.-
urday from a months visit to her parents
and sisters at Spokane. Wash. She r.
ports them well and much pleased With
their winter quarters.
Judge j. X. Uhl came over from Pho
neer last Friday evening and remained
until X day, VIII ~ he returned home.
The judge is one of those who miss the
Copper City train very often.
Judge D. NJ. Durfee of P~hiiipsburp will
Ipavn that n1nca. for AJtcCn1,l1 a,,, rrp ~,
where he will join his family, who pre-
coded him some weeks ago, to make that
city their home in future.
Judge NJ. D.. Plattner, one of the old
timers of Elliston. drove from that place
on business Monday. and yesterday, &C
~companied by Deputy Sheriff j. A. Rob-
inson, visited the Zosel mining district.
Casper Gheerdts. superintendent OF
Kohrs & Bielenberg's placer mining OPP
erations in the Pioneer district, returned
home the first of the week, mining for
this season having been about closed up.
David c.. Irvine. James Lear and w.
B.. Lance left last Friday, with a good
outfit, for the head Of the Little Black
foot, on a hunt for big game. This is
their second effort, their first being UNI
successful.
James B. Wills, Earl Stuart and Joe
Johnson Of Deer Lodge We're all regis
tered in Helena Monday.
E. L. Bonner after a two-days' bust
ness visit to Deer Lodge, returned to his
home in Missoula last Thursday.
Miss Ona Dingwell, who attended the
collage here last year, is attending the
state normal school in Dillon.
Billy Stiner was over from Pioneer yes
terday and went up to Anaconda last
night on count road business.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Robinson re-
turned Saturday evening from an Off
cial visit of several days to Gold creek
and vicinity.
Mrs. Fred II. Hoss and son. Dryden,
Tuesday of last week from a
visit to their relatives in
George Kaiser yesterday removed from
West Deer Lodge, with his family, to
Mrs. Barnard's residence, on upper Main
street.
Will Coleman left for Bonner last Fri
day, where he expects to take a position
in the office of the Big Blackfoot Mill !
ing company. !
President A. B. Martin. of the Young
Ladies' Seminary, accompanied by his
young son, returned Friday from a flying
trip to Butte.
Len Fox came over from the Big Hole
basin the middle of last week for a weeks
visit. He says there was no snow there
he left. !
Miss Fannie Holly. who is now making
her home with her married brother in