Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22
Boulder Age Items.
(The Age.)

lThe Age.)
r. Patterson and family awe moved
to Corbin.
Mrs. Clafin of Basin is spending a few
days at the Springs.
A marriage license was issued last
week to F.. Tomek and Mary Donovan of
Basin.
c. c. Wylie, accompanied by his wife
and children, have been spending sew
eral days at the Springs.
Llewellyn Davis. formerly superin-
tendent Ct the Alta mine at Wickes, died
at Salt Lake Wednesday,.
Miss Coleman has been spending sew
eral days in Wickes, being called there
by the lines of an aunt.
The father. of County Attorney Lyon
returned to his home near Clancy Fri
day, after visiting here a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O Flaherty were here
last week or their way to Helena where
he met with the state board of live stock
commissioners.
DR.. and Mrs. Hunter, h "a been
living in Butte for some time, are now at
the Boulder Springs hotel. They are ac-
companied by their son.
Geo. F. Paul and p. McGrath of Butte
are at the Springs engaged in overhaul
ing the plumbing of the hotel. Mr.. Paul
is accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Following the series of meetings held
in Basin last week by Revs. Hubbs and
Walker a Methodist church was organic
ed. There We're present from Boulder
Mrs. Gillian, Misses Conger, Coleman
and Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Purcell Of Helena
have been stopping at the Springs several
days. They We're married in Helena on
Tuesday of last week, the bride having
been Miss Cecilia Kelley, a sister of Mrs.
Jesse Phelps.
The Clara Hammer dramatic company
which played here last week did not have
very large audiences, but gave very good
satisfaction. They are appearing in Elk
horn this week and will be in Basin three
days of next week.
AT a meeting held last Saturday even
ing the school board was reorganized
with L.. @. Shelton as chairman. S. G..
Wild was chosen as clerk of the board in
| place Of Wa. II. Sweet for the term Of
one year or at the pleasure of the board.
Miss Daisy Doyle, who has been a
teacher in the school for the blind here
for several years, is compelled to give
UP her work on account of falling health.
and on Friday started for her home at
Radersburg, where she will spend the
summer
Governor Smith has parGoned Frank
Feren. convicted in Jefferson county Jan.
"A, 1894, Of robbery and sent to the peni-
Tertiary for ten years. Well-known citi-
zans of jefferson county petitioned the
governor to grant the pardon. Conley &
McTague also recommended that he be
rewarded for being a good prisoner for
faithful work on the new penitentiary
buildings.
VIM. 7. Hopes and family reached
here last Saturday after a very slow jour-
ney, coming from Sandon, E.. c.. He
was Joined at Spokane by his wife and
children. The telegram of his fathers
] Illness sent from 6pra ON & aturJo,- Iil
not reach him until Monday and after
that their railway journey was inter-
rupted by a washout and wreck between
Missoula and Helena.
P. II. Luddy of Jefferson was in Bould-
en- Yesterday.
e. Mclaughlin returned Yesterday
after spending a few days in Helena.
Adams Morris of Helena takes the place
of Miss Doyle at the school for the blind,
jerry Mcmahon who has been visiting
at Mr.. Dunn's down the valley went to
Butte yesterday.
Miss frankie Johns, formerly of Elk
horn, but who has recently been east. is
in Boulder today on her way to Marys-
vile.
Mrs. Emerson of Butte and her
daughter, Mrs. Gillie, have been visiting
several days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Berendes.
Mrs. Gillian and Mrs. Halford went to
Basin Monday afternoon to attend a.
meeting az candidates for initiation i'm
the Rebekah lodge there.
MI. and Mrs ohm Holt have been Wis
ting Mrs. Holt's parents. Mr.. and Mr..
McKasue in the GALLEY, who are on the
sick list, but are both reported better.
There VIII be a dime social at the Pres
hytrian parsonage next Thursday evan-
ing at O'Clock. All friends and members
of the church IRE invited to attend.
Mr.. a. Macomber is in town TODAY.
bringing over a lead of stock from his
ranch in Broadwater county. He REPORTS
the season in his locality somewhat in
advance of this vicinity but that il is lat-
er than usual and very little spring work
is done at this date.