Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-15
Deer Lodge Notes.
(SilVer State.)

Ed. Magone was up from Garnet last
Saturday.
Israel Gibbs. from up the valley. was
in Deer Lodge Saturday.
George Stcinhcrg of Garnet has been in
Deer Lodge the past week.
Mrs. John Gerdts returne Sunday from
d few days visit in Butte.
DR.. J. y. RcinS of Butte came down Sat
urday and spent Sunday in Deer Lodge.
Uncle Ezra Dashiell was quite sick
Monday night, the result of a bilious at
tack.
G. d. Joslyn, Who has been on an ex-
tended visit east, is expected home this
evening.
Miss Minnie Walker, after a delightful
visit with friends in Butte, returned home
last Friday.
Oregon Schwend. from up the valley,
was buying agricultural implements in
town Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Hasselberger went up to
Butte the latter part of last week for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. b. w. Wheeler of Blackfoot City
was q guests of friends in Deer Lodge
several days last week.
Mrs. c. p. Chapman went up to Ana
cpnda today for a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. A. d. Peck.
Will Coleman came up from the Little
Bear mines the first of the week.
j. G. Tucker is one of the Obliging
brakeman on the train running to and
from Butte and Garrison.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day evening to George Stafanac and Ag-
neS ROUGH. both of Race Track.
There were more people in Deer Lodge
from outside last Saturday than at any
time since the Fourth of July.
Mrs. II. A. Featherman of Drummond
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mac
Pherson several days the past week.
A. d. Peck came down from Anaconda
Monday evening and is helping at the
bank of Larabie Bros & Co., this week.
An even dozen Italians arrived here
from the west Saturday and were put to
work on the Northern Pacific section at
this place.
Mrs. VIII Dierks' after a visit of nearly
a week as a guest in the family Of Con-
rad kohrs, returned to her home in Butte
last Saturday.
Mrs. Picard went to Anaconda last Sat
urday to visit her daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Richards and Mrs. Gilbert Barrette, and
their families.
James Perkins, the man who raises
pumpkins, melons, apples and 'Sich' up
on his Dempsey creek ranch, was in Deer
Lodge Saturday.
Judge NaptOn went up to Anaconda
the first of the week to attend to business
in his court. He expects to go to Phil
ipshurg Saturday.
Herber Alboe, who has spent the win
ter on his fathers ranch in the Big Hole
basin, came over last week to see the
home folks and friends.
The roads have been pretty badly cut
up by the recent freshets in this district,
and Road Supervisor r, G. Irvine has
more than his hands full now.
Frank Whitworth was the first to be
out on a bicycle this season, and it was
necessary for him to pick the dry places
rather than wear a life preserver.
Captain James II. Mills came over from
Helena last evening and will return this
evening. He reports his children, still in
California, as being quite well.
Mrs. j. c.. Styles, accompanied by her
two children. after Il visit to the family
of her parents, Judge and Mrs. John Y.
Batterton, left for their home in Avon
last Thursday.
James Mellard of Snyder, Texas, a cat
tleman, arrived in Deer Lodge Monday :
evening and is a guest of Wiles family.
He came to Montana with a view of To-
eating, if he can find the conditions to
suit him.
Mrs. Grace Fisher and little son re-
turned from a visit to her parents in Ana
conda Sunday. She was accompanied to
Deer Lodge by her sister, Mrs. Birdina
Fisher, and little son, who will make her
a visit.
Jacob Spooncr, an old resident of Stew
ensville, many years ago a resident Of
Deer Lodge, died at his home last Mon
day morning, aged 81. Mr.. Spooner had
been i'll for n long time and had suffered
much.
Lou Gordon went down TO Garnet Sum
day TO serve as engineer at the Mussig-
lrOd quartz mill, which has just had
added 10 il some new and excellent ma
Cuinery. II was expected the mill would
be started up Monday for a long run.
Harrington brothers. who have been
doing some development work over near
BlaCkfO0t city, on some newly acquired
property, are spending 4 short period in
town, the snow being so deep that their
work had to be suspended for the pres
ent. /
Oliver Barnes was down from his cabin /