Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-11

G. w. Hogsed of Bozeman was in the
| city yesterday.
F. S. Metzel of Fuller Springs was in
the city this week.
w. j. Ennis was in town from Ennis
several days this week.
ID. N. Jones was in the city Saturday
from the Madison valley.
Alex Beard of Twin Bridges Sundayed
in the county seat.
e. j. Meyer, a prominent Bear Creek
ranchman. was in town Friday.
Martin Battle and wife of Home Park
were county seat visitors Friday.
j. M. Kennedy, one of Bear Creeks
prominent ranchmen, was in town Mon
day.
j. r. Hunter, one of Willow Creeks
solid ranchmen, was a county seat viSi-
tor Friday.
John B. Griffith, who has a lease OF a
mine near Sheridan, was in the city
Wednesday.
Lew L. Galloway was in the Ruby val
ley a couple of days this week on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walter, and DR..
! and Mrs. Miller of Sheridan attended the
party last evening.
Major Henry Filing, who spent several
days last week in Pony, returned home
| the first of the week.
S. S. Patterson, one of Dillon's fore
most merchants, was over from the
B~eaverhead capital Friday.
Mrs. b. j. Fine received the sad intclli-
sence a few days ago of the death Of her
father at st. Louis, Mo.
M. Roche, representing the Collier book
concern of st. Paul, Mimi, spent several
days in the city this week.
Miss Alice Nelson came up from Sheri-
dan Sunday and will make her home with
her aunt Mrs. II. A. Nickers.
Trsn,I, w.; TT t,-~~ ,-,I -- n,,,,
ing from a business trip to Butte, Helena
and othercities of the state.
Charles Lane, who has been sojourning
in Helena for several months past, re-
turned to Virginia Saturday evening.
M. j.. Miller, general manager of the
kennett Mining company, who has just
returned from a business trip to Butte,
was in the city Wednesday,. He reports
that the storm on the Kennett hill was
the worst he has ever seen. Mr.. Miller
is exploiting the Kennett property by the
deep shaft method, and has recently put
in machine drills. While in Butte he en-
gagged a force of expert machine men.
who will be put to work at once.
S. B. Page was in the city Monday
from Laurin. He reports a great deal
of sickness in the ~neighborhood.
Albert N. Page of Laurir, the popular
ex-stage driver, was recuperating in the
county seat Saturday.
Don o. Spaulding, the veteran Madison
valley sheepman, was in town the first of
the week.
Miss Gertrude Gallantine of Twin
Bridges is in the city, the guest of Miss
Susie MARI.
Richard Caswell, who is the most &C
tive man of his ~years-S1-in the Ruby
valley, was shaking hands with his many
Virginia City friends Tuesday.
AL Cook, who has been employed at @.
i x. Larabie's stock farm at Home Park,
for the past several months, S~undayed
with his brothers. family in this city.
Mrs. Nelson Cole entertained a num-
Der of her lady friends at her Idaho
street residence Saturday evening. Pro-
~gressiye eilchre was the order of the
evening. Mrs. w. w. Chiefly won the
first prize, a beautiful sterling silver call
bell, while the BOBBY prize, a bon bon
coon. fell to the lot of Mrs. DR.. McNulty.
Among those present We're: Mesdames
II. J. Farrell, w. j. Foreman, c. w. Rank,
J. S. Allen, A.. J. Bennett, DR.. Brooke, j.
e. Galloway, J. M. Knight, F. Malone, }.
Reid, w. w. Chiefly, G. Moritz, M. b. Nc
Lean, George Ref, Thomas Duncan, DIR.
McNulty, S. r.. Buford, M. Maitland, T.
e. Dickey and Miss Grace McStay.
Prof. O. b. Comstock, formerly of Rem
shaw hall, Butte, organized a dancing
class at Masonic hall Monday evening.
The professor has just completed the in
struction of Il successful class in Shefl-
dan, and is spoken of very highly as a
dancing master.
G.. L. Miller of Butte, who has the con-
tract for remodeling Jacob Albrights
store building, has a force of men at
work this week putting up the steel panel
ceiling. When completed, Mr.. Albright
will have one of the best appointed busl-
ness houses in southern Montana.
Charles S. Crisman of Denver, Colo.'
brother of the late Jacob S. Crisman,
was in the city Saturday looking into the
{ affairs of his brothers estate. lie was
accompanied by Thomas u. Hunt, a
prominent Pony c~attleman, and mead OF
!, the r. 3. Hunt Furniture mpa OF
that village.
owen Fraser and Miss Birdie M. Hunt
or were married Saturday at Harrison.
The groom is a blacksmith, formerly OF
PONY. but now of Hamilton, where ne
shoes race horses for Marcus DAILY ana
the bride is the daughter of j. X. Hunter,
a highly respected Willow Creek ranch
man.
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