Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13
Boulder Age Items.

Nilt Witten. formerly of thisp place, but
who went to kaysville. Utah. to take q
position with the international revenue
department, is now transferred to
Grangeville as storekeeper and gauger for
a distiiiery.
Mr.. John Berkin who is successfully
mining at Silver Star. was here on BUSH
ness a few days ago accompanied by Mrs.
E2rkin. They viii spend the summer at
the mine but will probably occupy their
residence property here next fall.
Boulder was quite we'll represented at
the y. O. L. w. entertainment and ball
in Basin Friday evening. Among those
present We're: Mesdames Merrill and
Gillian; Misses Merrill, Riedel, Taylor,
Edna Taylor, Bennett, Bumby, Williams,
Showers, Concannon; Messrs. TenEyek,
Nottingham, summer, Hall, Ripley, RE
del, Chidlow. Finch, Bailey.
1t is about time for the railroads to in
ausurate their Sunday excursion rates
from Butte and Helena to Boulder. The
low rates last season induced consider
able travel, and no doubt proved to the
advantage of both the railroads and the
towns along the line.
Mrs. o. f. Foster has been spending
several days with friends in Boulder,
principally with Mrs. Vim. Morgan. She
will not return to Portal where they have
been several months but will go to
Clancy. Mr.. Foster having been transfer
IGu 10 that DldCe dS oDGI l " IN w.. ~
Boulder Camp No. $3.50, Modern Wood
men Of America was organized here Sat
urday evening. with the following Off
GERS: Venerable Consult. H. Murphy;
Worthy Advise.--Ed Grady; Clerk-A. ].
Holloway: Banker-Rert Warner; Physi-
cian-I. A. Leighton: EscOrt-Geo. E.
Warner; Watchman-Geo. Chidlow;
sentry-Willis Hall; MEMBERSHIPS,
Ryan, l.. @. Shelton, N. Larsen. 1t is an
Insurance and fratcrnal society, and this
camp was organized by j. c. McDonough.
deputy head consul.
Mr.. j. w. Hurst arrived here last week
and went down the valley to visit with
his daughter. Mrs. John Quinn. whom he
had not seen for a number of years. His
home is in Delta Co, COL, where he has
an extensive fruit ranch. Western Col
oradO he reports as a very productive
country. The mesas when watcred pro-
iuces grain abun1antly n fruit does
very Well. They find a market at mining
|; towns near. though sometimes they shir
fruit 70 Denver. Pueblo and markets fur.
Their east.
Miss Jennie Filcher spent last week ir
} Boulder with her parents. 1t was sup
posed that the Elkhorn schools presided
over by Misses Kane and Filcherl would
close on April 2Sth. but on, the occasion
| of the closing exercises the trustees in.
formed the teachers that the session
) would be continued a few weeks longer
r and the work was resumed on Monday.
| Fl. ~. Rickerts was here Sunday re-
/ turning from Elkhorn.
; Seymour Sloan and Joe Filcher were GU
t from Butte over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. T.F. Murray have beer
e spending a few weeks in Boulder.
j Mrs. Rohwer and children have re
; turned to Davenport, Iowa, to spend tn
e summer.
5 J. r. Cottier Of the ElkhOrn Trading Co.
a was a visitor in Boulder on bushes
: Tuesday q
Arno Hammer is out on the road sellinl
: goods and making his first trip of tn
season. .4
Since Frank Carson was taken to Dee
!, Lodge the county Jail has been without al
occupant.
. w. A. Duff has been appointed post