Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
AT a Party Given at the Larabie
Home.
RELEASED FROM THE PEN
Was a Man Sent Up For Murder
Parties Planning Trips to the
Yellowstone Park.
Deer Lodge, July 26, 1899.

Deer Lodge, July 26, 1899.
There was a large and gay party or
young people assembled at the home of
MIR. II Mrs. S. A. Larabie. on Missouri
avenue, last evening, the occasion being
a revival of childhood days party"
given by their daughter, Miss Mayne,
and son, Don. Those in attendance were
costumed as children, and it was indeed
a pretty and laughable sight when they
all got together and began playing child
hood games and childish pranks. The
spacious lawn was prcttlly lighted Dy
Chinese lanterns. and all during the
evening the celebrated Parsons superb
colored trio III. G. Parsons, j. M. Tate
and Andy Hapton) Of Butte, made sweet
vocal and instrumental music. Delicious
refreshments, consisting OF coHee ana
sandwiches, ice cream and cake, We're
served during the evening. Withal, it was
one of the most happy and novel enter
tainments ever enjoyed here.
A. B.. Smith of the Northern Pacific
gardens in this city was in Butte yester-
day interviewing some of the different
committees representing orders and So
~cieties, that want to come here for their
annual outing. Mr.. Smith says they
want to come to Deer Lodge, but ques-
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railroad to handle them. The matter of
the coming of any of these picnics Is yet
undecided.
Hon. Guy Stapleton, e~x-county attor-
new of Silver Bow county and one of the
members of the last legislative assembly
that got it in the collar so hard, IS in
town with his friend, Will F. Scott, who
is now employed with the Montana Cen
trail in Anaconda. The young men are
going out camping to enjoy their annual
outing, and will no doubt have a good
time.
Steven Matter, who killed Gus Turner
at Garrison in the fall of 1890, and has
since been serving a life sentence IN the
penitentiary, has been pardoned by the
governor and state board, and yesterday
was given his freedom. His attorney, II.
G.. Baldwin, of Townsend, was here. and
late in the afternoon drove to Garrison,
where they took the eastbound Northern
Pacific train.
Frank H. Coy, formerly of Granite and
Philipsburg, who is an experienced tele-
graph operator and express man, is now
assisting our clever toWnsman, j.. c.
Shouldn't, in his duties for about six
weeks. During Mr.. Coy's stay, Mr..
Shoubut will indulge in several trips in
the mountains, combining business with
peasure.
j. w. Smurr and younger son came
down from Anaconda last Saturday
afternoon and remained over Sunday
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Smurr
has recovered his usual health, if looks
go for anything, and is now assisting
Levi Davis in his abstracting business.
He states they have lots Of work in that
line now.
Miss Maud Davis Baker is in the city
from Helena, and is doing a great deal of
fine work in photography. The lady is
the guest of Judge and Mrs. 5. K. Davis
of this city and has a large circle of
friends who are glad to entertain her.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Humber are ex-
pecting, some time this week, the arrival
of their daughter, Mrs. D. S. Fothering-
ham. and family of Northport, Wash.
who will make them a visit of seyeral
weeks. Miss Lilly Humber, who has beer
visiting in Northport for some time, will
return home with them.
Ed Ward and Carl Peterson, two for
mer Deer Lodge boys, We're here a few
days from Butte. Carl is Just back from
Manila, being a member of Company G
First Montana regiment, and was recent.
~ wounded, but happily not SO seriously
as was first reported.
Judge NaptOn, Percy NaptOn and S
K. Davis is a part of the first Nationa.
park party to organize here this season
There is yet one more party to be selected
and they expect to be off overland by
August 2.
w. F. Huffty of Avon and Washington
gulch passed through town yesterday er
route home from Anaconda, having beer
appointed constable by the board o.
county commissioners for Ophir town
ship.
Miss Augusta B%ielenberg and Mis-
Mabel Beaumont Of this city, and Mis-,
Allie Lowery of Butte left today TO
Avon. to be the guests of Mrs. Charles G
Birdseye for a few days.
The clatter of the moving machine il
heard in the vicinity of Deer Lodge
which reminds us that the season is pass
ing and that hay is going to be hay i
anyone should ask you.
Miss Olive Carver of Butte was tn
guest of her mother, Mrs. c. H. Carver
in this city Sunday. Miss Olive is one o
the highy-prized young lady stenogra
piers of Butte.
Rev. Herbert Corwine of the Christian
church in this city will preach next Sun
day at Race Track at 8 o'clock p. m. Al
are invited to attend.
John Birch and wife are happy owe
the birth of another fine little democrat
which makes the West Side sOlid-unti
the barrel is tapped.
Miss Gussie Galbraith. who is teachin,
the Race Track school. was home Satur
day to enfov a visit with relatives a n,