Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-08
Boulder Age Items.

Miss kyler went to Butte today to visit
VII Wickes and wife visited in Boul-
der over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyle of Wckes Were here
q sguests of Mr.. and Mrs. Detour of the
hotel.
Miss Moore Of Helena accompanied
Miss Warner home today and will visit
here some time.
Miss Ryan is entertaining as guests
Miss Clara Sharkey and Mr.. Chas. Shar-
key from Glendale.
Miss Kate Weber IS home from a sue
cessful business "trip in Madison county.
Mrs. Tucker is here from ~Broadwater
county visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Dan Halford.
Quite a number of Basin people took
the opportunity of a pleasant day on the
Fourth and drove down to the Springs.
AT the Windsor hotel on Monday oc-
CURED The marriage of Mr.. r. 3. Mulva-
ney Of Butte and Mrs. Ella Jones of Dem
yer. Col. Justice VIM. n. Sweet officiating.
The only accident in Boulder on the
Fourth was when a giant cracker eX-
ploded in the hand of Roy Byers, lacerat-
ing the palm and fingers in avery pain
full manner.
Mrs. John O'Neill entertained as guests
over the Fourth Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson. Mrs.
Hauker and children, and Mr.. David
Johnson from Toston. Mr.. McDougal
formerly living here was also in town.
He has been in Helena but is now at JEFF
ferson.
Springs for a few days.
Mrs. Gale Of Webb City, Mo, is here
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. D. @. War
ner.
Miss Pierce visited with friends here
over Sunday, and Miss Edna Taylor re-
turned with her to Butte to spend a few
days.
Miss Seymour who has spent several
months in the millinery department for
the Weber sisters has returned to her
home in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grannis and Miss Lucy
Grannis were guests at the Springs for
two weeks, returning to their home at
Dillon Sunday evening.
Hon. Ed. Cardwell was here for a few
days. then went to Helena for the Fourth,
then continuing his journey to the east
ern part of the state.
Miss Frank Glasener Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is here for a visit with friends, this
having been her home previous to having
moved to California a few years ago..
MISS Bessie Quaintance has returned
home after attending the academy in Hell
ena. Mrs. Quaintance was in Helena to
witness the closing exercises of the school
and visited with Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Mary Wickes returned from Ober-
lin. Ohio, last week where she was at
tending school and is warmly greeted by
family and frineds. Mr.. and Mrs. Wickes
came home from Madison county the lat
ter part of the week and will probably
be here the most of this month.
DR.. and Mrs. Rude were visitors here
from Jefferson Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Bryan of Mullan, Idaho,
is here to spend several weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. G. A.. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton of Butte are at the
Springs for a few days. Mrs. Murphy of
Butte came out to be with Mrs. Sutton
owe rSunday.
Judge Pemberton was here from Butte
Monday and, representing Caroline v.
Kelley, he filed for probate in the district
cour the document recently discovered
as the will of John ID. Airport. AS will
be seen by a notice in this issue the hear
ing on same will be Saturday, July 18th.
Mr.. John Berkin and wife and three
daughters came over from Silver Star to
spend the Fourth at their old home and
brought with them as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. link, VIM. Johnson. S.. S. Shipley,
Geo, Forbly and Bert Trotter. They ar
rived at the Springs Sunday afternoon,
drove to Basin to see the sights of that
camp Monday, returning to Boulder in
the evening.
Mrs. Baker, photographer, made her
last visit to oulde this season and re-
turned to Helena Sunday evening. Her
Helena studio is in the Power block
where she will be pleased to see Boulder
patrons at any time. Miss Wood who
visited with her remained with Mrs. Field
over the Fourth. Mr.. c.. r. Davis Of
Butte was also with the party the first of
the week.
Geo. Sanborn has gone to the Yellow
stone park to take a place as stage driver
for the Park transportation
Although having been out of that occu-
patton for some time he is an old hand at
it having driven in the park 10 years ago.
Among the Boulder people who went to
Helena to witness the corner stone lay
ing on the Fourth We're Z. r. Dean and
fanny, Mrs. Mccain, Miss Carey, Miss
Warner. Judge Parker, Mr.. Picot and
Rev Mr.. Hubbs. Quite a lumber of Elk
horn people also attended the exercises.
Or the evening of July 3rd in the Wind
sor hotel parlor were married Ray Clark
OF l,utte and Miss Laura F.. Smith Of
Pom, Mont. They We're strangers in
Boulder, but 1t happened that a number
Of Madison county people were here who
knew them and they witnessed the cere-
morty which was performed by Justice
Sweet. In the evening they We're given a
sere a by a hastily organized mandolin
| and guitar club composed of Boulder,
Silv r Star and Butte talent which fur
nished good music until they attempted
to sing. then they rasped the shingles off
the roof, broke the windows and Jared
the foundations of the house.