Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-02

September 4. Last year this OrganlZa-
ton sold 800 tickets to Twin Bridges,
and Deer Lodge is delighted upon the as
surance that it is going to have an OPP
portunity Of entertaining them. Every
citizen is a committee of one to see that
their visit here will be the most pleas
ant one they have enjoyed In Montana.
We have the pretty grounds and they are
free to all. Welcome the Sons Of st.
George.
Phil Levy. of Charley Joyce's tonsorial
parlors, Butte, is in town, accompanied
by his wife. They are guests at the Van
Gundy home on the West Side. Phil
went fishing today with Jay Van Gundy
and was very successful. They brought
in 167 fine trout this afternoon, n Phil
was busy getting a lot of them ready to
express to his Butte friends. Phil is said
to nave used some very enticing bait in
making his catch.
Mel McGhee is up from the mines at the
Top of Deep, where he is placer mining
with good success. Mel says his family
is in excellent health and will not return
here until school opens in September.
When he returns in a few days he will
be accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Hervy, and Mrs. S. M. Wilkeson of this
city.
The directors Of the Deer Lodge Fair
and Racing association will hold a meet
ing here on the 10th to consider the ad-
visibility of selling the stables, fences
and other movab BILE improvements on their
grounds east of town. The grand stand,
it is said, will be left standing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Van Gundy and
Frank Whitworth, who have been enjoy
ing the sights at Salt Lake for the past
ten days, are booked to be home in the
morning. In a letter to Charley West,
Mr.. Van Gundy states that his health is
much improved.
Judge Napton is home from Anaconda.
after being officially engaged there for
several days. The judge will hold court
on Tuesday, the Sth, and then adjourn
to enjoy an outing during this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Clements and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Baird, together with
their guest, Mrs. DR.. Clements of Macon,
Mo-. are preparing for an outing, and
have selected the Big Blackfoot as their
camping ground.
The school trustees will meet in a few
evenings to consider applications for a
teacher to take the place of Mrs. Mills,
who has rendered her resignation, hav-
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to Bohemian.
Lieutenant Homer Richards of the
Montana volunteers, who returned to
Butte a few days ago, is enjoying a visit
in Deer Lodge, where he has many
friends.
J. f. Hample Of Helena is in town and
is busy with the sheep owners. John re-
Gently got into the sheep business for
about $4,000 and is going to make a good
cleanup.
Howard Hasselberger of the Cash Gro
Gerry company spent Friday and Saturday
in Butte and Anaconda renewing old ac-
quaintances and buying a few needed
goods.
Mrs. D. 8. Fotheringham and the chill
dren arrived from Northport, Wash, on
Monday, and are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Humber.
W. F. Brown and Joe Holden, left
Emery a. few days ago with a pack train
for the Buffalo Hump country. They are
both practical miners.
w. G.. Winans of Butte has accepted a
position at the head of the dry goods de-
partment of the E. l.. Bonner company of
this city.
George w. Collins, Portland, n c. L..
Doychert, la Francisco, are guests at
the McBurney house.
Attorney Simpson OF Anaconda spent
Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Simpson
in this city.
Miss Alma Bielenberg is preparing for
q ten-days' visit with Helena friends.