Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-04

Missoula county convicted of burglary,
and who got six months sentence.
Will F. Scott, who now holds a position
in the general offices of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company. spent Sunday
with the home folks and friends in Deer
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Bielenberg, Colonel
and Mrs. w. n. Aylesworth, H. j.
Toomey and r. G. Humber returned
Thursday from a three weeks stay IN
Helena.
Mrs. n. j. Bielenberg very Hospitality
and handsomely entertained the LADIES' OF
the Woman's club, at a special meeting,
tie her home on Missouri avenue onday
= evening.
James c. Duffy, secretary of the Gran
lite Miners union arrived in Deer Lodge
last Saturday evening, and on Sunday
morning Wen up to Emery on business
connected with the union.
D.. II. Airport, of Helena, put In an
acetylene gas plant at the hardware store
of w. II. O'Neill, in this city, last week.
This is the first of the kind to be installed
in Deer Lodge, we believe.
John Trisberser left last Friday for
Seattle, from which point he will be
joined by Charles Carver, and together,
during the first week in March, they Will
cav for Dawson City, Alaska.
Charles H. Carver left this morning
for Seattle. from which place he sails
for the Klondike. He has left his family
comfortably fixed in Deer Lodge, and
will return when the mining season is
over.
c.. T. Marker went to Pioneer last
Thursday morning to do some interior
decorating for parties in that camp. He
took his violin along with him and Fri
day night made music for a dance over
there.
Little Miss Lillian Williams caught the
sleigh riding fever last Saturday after
noon, and rot wishing to go alone, gath
cred up a merry party of her young
friends, who enjoyed it with her.
f. b. Maxwell, the Well-knoWn ac-
%countant for the e. l.. Bonner mpany
has been i'll at his home in this city the
past week. Frank Bien is representing
him. in the office during his illness.
The protracred meeting. which had
been in progress for two weeks or more at
the Methodist church, came to an end
Monday evening. Several Joined the
church during the progress of the meet
ing.
Attorney j. r.. Boarman returned Mon
day from an extended visit to his old
home at New Orleans. He was accom-
panied by his son, DAILY, and is fully re-
covered from his serious illness of last
year.
A.. d. Hoss went to Garrison last Thurs
day morning to meet his wife, who
arrived there that day from a visit to her
old home in Missouri. The main train
being late, they, with a party of other
Deer Lodgers, came from Garrison in
one of lobe Schurtz' sleighs, which had
been telephoned for.
All that merry laughter to be heard on
the main ~thOroughfares of our town last
Monday evening was caused by Clarence,
Carnot and Ribot Walton, who were
treating their little friends and school
mates to a straw ride" They had pro-
vided a great big sleigh, drawn by four
horses, and a careful driver had hold of
the reins, while Mrs. Fl. A. Mcpherson
and Miss Clara Bien went along as chap
~eronnes. After sleighriding to their
hearts content the merry throng of
youngsters were halted at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton, where they
had a royal good time at playing games
and partaking of nice refreshments.
Captain James Fl. Mills and daughter,
Mrs. John G.. Morony, left Helena for
San Jose, Cal. last Saturday, having
learned by telegram that Mrs. Mills had
taken a turn for the worse in her illness
of pneumonia, notice of which we printed
last week. AS advices of that most es-
Unable lady's death reached Deer Lodge
by telegram Sunday morning, they did
not arrive before the distressing Oc-
currence.
A merry little party of young people
invaded the hospitable home of Mrs.
Mary L. Kelly, m West Deer Lodge, last
Friday evening, the occasion being a
surprise to Miss Florence Kelley. 1t was
a complete success, and the party made
merry until after midnight. Music, and
refreshments were served during the
time Those present were Misses JESSIE
StockpGle, Marie Reed, Sue WEIGH,
Mabel Beaumont, Sheila Nanton. Messrs.
zi-,ar INra IL \Nhitunrtl,
James f.. Coleman and DR.. Vaughn.