Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-08

Judge and Mrs. B. F. Brown and Ma
than Smith of Garrison were in Deer
Lodge yesterday.
VIM. Wallace of down the valley was
attending to business matters in Deer
Lodge last Friday.
The soft weather of the past few days
has had the effect to cause placer miners
to prick up their ears.
Henry Tamke and wife drove over from
Pioneer this morning and went up to
Butte ON the noon train.
Miss Leonora Reinhardt went up to
Anaconda, her home, the latter part OF
last week to spend Easter.
Ed. Magone, who has large mining In
terests in the Garnet mining district, was
in Deer Lodge last Thursday.
Mrs S. NJ. Wilkinson, after a visit OF
two months or more with friends I'M Hell
ena, returned home today.
Representative O.. Y. Warren of 1.-The
Springs was transacting business lr
Deer Lodge Monday for an hour.
Land Attorney o. B. O'Bannon went to
Anaconda on professional business Mon
day to be absent a few days.
Charles Hepner, postmaster at Granite,
came over yesterday and is a guest OF
Dan Hertz and family.
A of colored soldiers passed
through Deer Lodge last Sunday from the
east bound for Fort Harrison.
Last Saturday the president appointed
NJ. j. Kelley as postmaster at Washing
ton Gulch in place of Dora Kelley, re-
signed.
Josef Mulcahy of the VIM. Coleman es-
tablishment returned last evening from a
several days visit to Anaconda and
Butte.
Miss Margaret Keenan, and brothers,
who have been spending the winter in
Deer Lodge, returned to their home at
Gold Creek Monday.
J.. L. Pelletier. who has been laid up at
st. James hospital the past few weeks,
left for his home in Augusta, Montana,
last Monday.
Miss Mary Stackpole of the Butte
schools came down last Friday to spend
Easter vacation with her parents and
friends in Deer Lodge.
Gene Mcfarland and Gus Pinaud left
this morning for Pioneer to prepare for
the coming placer mining season on their
claims up on Gold Creek.
Zach Lighfoot and family, now occupy
ing the Seclos residence in West Deer
Lodge, expect to remove to the John
Williams ranch this week.
Miss Sheila Napton, who is having a
most delightful visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Eugene Carroll, in Butte, is expected
home mex Monday.
Mrs. Sullivan, wife of Representative
Phil Sullivan of Granite county, has been
d guest VI <AlIlCiIh "a XII" o'iSA
relatives the past week.
Rev. Father DeRyckeTe will visit Phil
ipsburg next Sunday, and will celebrate
mass in the Catholic church of that city
at bothS and 1890 that morning.
Mrs. Fred H. Hoss, who has been de-
tanned at Marshall. Mo-, a week or more
longer than she intended, by the illness
of her sister, is expected to return to her
home in Deer Lodge tomorrow.
Herbert Foster, who is still pursuing
his studies in a Butte usiness college,
after a few days visit with home folks
and friends, returned to that city yes
terday.
Mrs. Ernest Preston and little daughter
are again residents of Deer Lodge, haN-
ing moved down from Emery last week.
Ernest is still employed in the Emery
mine.
Mrs. Blessinger and children, after a
delightful visit of several months to rela-
tives and friends in Milwaukee,, Wis, re-
turned to their home in Pioneer last week.
Mrs. Mary L. Kelley left for Philips
burg last Friday to see that new grand
daughter of hers which recently took up
abode with Mr.. and Mrs. Lon r. Hoss in
that city.
Attorney J. M. Simpson, until recently
with Rodgers e. Rodgers, of Anaconda,
was in Deer Lodge over Sunday. He now
has a law office of his own in that city.
IJtl'i4C 1ii'lCll', ~ CO WIN ~ IL
Carroll, is home again. The boys say
that while he was gone he only sang one
song, and that was THE Girl I Left Be
hind Me-"
VIM. Conwell, who was licensed to
preach at the recent Methodist confer
ence in this city, will preside at the
church next Sunday morning and even-
ing, in Deer Lodge.
Representative John Fitzpatrick, who
had been to the county seat on business,
stopped in Deer Lodge over night last
Friday on the way to his home at WASH
ington Gulch.
Mrs. J. H. Duffy, accompanied by her
two little daughters, after a visit of sew
eral days to her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Curn, returned to their home in Ana
conda Yesterday.
Judge Napton, after spending Sunday
at home with his family, returned to Ana
cOnda Monday to attend to some probate
matters. He was accompanied by his
little son, Louis.
Ferd Derckert an interest in the Big Ca
sino and Little Casino quartz lode min
ing claims, in the Heddleston district;
consideration, $500.
County Attorney j. H. Duffy, who had
been to Missoula ON a professional visit,
stopped off in Deer Lodge Saturday even
ing on his return to Anaconda and re-
manned over Sunday.
The Miss Hammer, theatrical company,
billed to play here all this week, is giving
good satisfaction, and while the patron
age has not been great, the attendance
grows larger each evening.
Miss Briggs, who last week finished a
term of school at Emery, was q guest of
NJ. p. McGhee and family the past few
days until today, when she left for Phoe-
nix, Arizona, to reside permanently.
Will Coleman, who is engagde in test
ing a mining proposition with Paul Nit
chell, about four miles from Bearmouth,
came up Wednesday evening to see home
folks and friends. He returned Friday.
H. II 1 AIar4.n- a ,.,.ra Iind M har