Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-01
1t Was Tlir0uged With Visitors
Sunday.
OFFICERS ARE I'm SEARCH
Of a Man Near Avon Who is Believed
to Be Insane--GueSts of the
City--Cattle Brands.
Deer Lodge, July 81, 1899.

The city of tents on Cottonwood, which
has been christened Camp Nat" was
thronged with visitors Sunday. 1t was
a merry party, and the ladies of the camp
insisted on keeping some of their gentle
men guests cool by poking ice down their
backs just as they We're about to enjoy
q little afternoon sleep. Others Jared
worse under the many tricks played by
the ladies-at any rate here is a list of
those who took dinner at the camp. and
many remained over night, returning to
Town early this morning: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Smurr and children; Mrs. M. j.
Beaumont and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Trask and family: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Conley; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McTasue;
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ct. Corbett, Butte; Mr..
and Mrs. N. J. Bielenberg; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Aylesworth and Miss Elizabeth;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Shoubut and their lit
tie nieces; Mr.. Mel Lowry and family,
Butte; Mrs. Reitz. H. H. Zenor, Masters
Gilbert Barrette and Paul Coleman.
Larry j.. Daily, at Mrs. lack Light
foot's; Mr.. Douty and Mrs. Copenharve
and families at Mrs. M. McMullan's; Mr..
and Mrs. Burke and Charley Andrews,
at the McBurney house; children of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Davenport, at Mr.. and Mrs.
Kantner's; children of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Godin, at Mr.. and Mrs. Menard's; Miss
Hammer, at H. S. Reeds; Mrs. A. S.
Christy. in Catlin cottage; Mrs. c.. p.
Drennen, at the Catlin house. The above
is only a partial list and each Sunday
brings their kindred and friends to visit
here. which makes up quite a Butte dele
cation. We are glad to have them
among us and will try to make their stay
as pleasant as possible.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson spent Satur-
a at Elliston inspecting and taking a
record of brands on a shipment of about
30 head of horses, which were purchased
In that vicinity by a buyer named e. F.
Campbell, who was taking them to st.
Paul to market. The new law makes it
one of the duties of the sheriff in this
state to inspect and record brands on all
horses leaving the state, and Mr.. Robin
sons visit was for that purpose. Mr..
Campbell was arrested and fined for vio-
1atlng this law about two months ago in
Glendive, SO your correspondent has
been told.
Among the Butte people who are COM
fortably located here for the present are:
Mrs. Russell Mason. at the Peck resi-
dence; Mrs. Charles Passmore, at the
Marcum residence; Mrs. Mel Lowry and
family, at the Evans home; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Plncus, at the Joyce home; Mrs. C. NJ.
Lawson and family and Mrs. Frank Miles
anu son DIT lne NaptOn nome on the West
Side: Mrs. A. B. Clements, mother and
two sisters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bard at Mrs. kelly's residence; family
of Judge Laurandeau at the Mertz place.
and Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Rickert at Will
Reeds.
AT a meeting of the Liars club, held
In the hotel club room yesterday incident
to the fierce electrical storm which was
on, lightning was the subject of discus
sion, and as usual Bob Harris was de-
clared the most gigantic and romantic
liar in Montana. Judge Roberts of
Walkerville took an easy second. much
to the pleasure Of the committe, as they
thought the laurels ought to go to him.