Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25

manned over with his family here. after
attending the Methodist conference, until
yesterday noon, when he returned to his
pastorate.
Jake Evans, who was recently killed
by a falling tree near Como, in Ravalli
county, was a nephew of VIM Roe, a sue
cessful miner at Yam Hill in the palmy
lays of that camp.
Tom McTague returned from a busi-
ness visit to Helena yesterday. He came
by way of Butte, and was accompanied
home by Mrs. McTague, who had been
on a visit in the latter city.
Mrs. Michae Krones, wife of the N.
P. roadmaster at Garrison, died last Sum
day. M. Bien & Son, the undertakers.
embalmed the remains, and hey will be
taken to st. Paul for interment.
Rhet G. Wiles last Friday evening en-
tertained a few of his whist chums' at
his home. 1t is needless to say the game
was very much enjoyed, as we'll as some
delicious refreshments partaken of.
chief Justice Theo. Brantley came over
\ from Helena Saturday on a visit to his
family and friends, returning home
Monday. He informs us he has made
arrangements and will remove his family
to Helena next week. Our people will
very much regret to lose him.
Horny s.. Reed, Jr., is now located and
employed as civil and mining engineer
in the vicinity of -Althouse, Oregon.
Last Friday evening the Citizens Band
played q few of their livelicst tunes for
the Ladies of the Macabees. On Easter
Monday, the boys will play Il few pieces
for the Ladies of the Woodmens' Circle.
Representative L. G.. Parker, of Garnet.
after a few days visit to his wife and
daughter in Deer Lodge, left yesterday
for a visit to Philipsburg. He was ac-
c%ompanied by his wife and daughter for
a short stay.
The Harrington brothers.. Dan, Jerry
and phil fpr,,,nvly of tho JSl,,a1,I- 1oine in
Zosel, but who have for the past two Or
three months been in mining
over near BlackfOot City, arrived in Deer
Lodge last Friday.
Miss jamie Hall and Mrs. Rollie Gill
liam, of Boulder, who came over to at
attend the Methodist district conference.
last week, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. =. McGhee and family, Mrs. Gillian
remaining until Monday noon.
Louie and Ed Trapp of Deer Lodge,
joined the order of the Fraternal Union
of America, at Race Track, last Saturday
evening. The meetings are held in Good
Templars hall, once a month. and they
have a membership of about 20.
A. B. Smith, of the Higgins liquor
company of Deer Lodge is doing our
people this week. Mr.. Smith has made
some good deals in Ph%ilipsburg which is
due both to his personal popularity and
the goods he handles.-Call, 18th.
Mrs. Reuben l. Davis and daughter,
ANlSS MAY, lOTnleF Well-kIOWI IeSlOcHlo
of Deer Lodge, are now living at Grants
Pass, Oregon, where Miss May is teach
ing in the public schools. Bert, Mrs.
Davis son, has been dead about two years
Dr.. VIM. Il. Howle, who has been To-
Gated at Helmvillc for the past year, was
a guest of DR.. w. M. Howsley, in Deer
Lodge, several days last and this week.
On Monday he left for Opal, Wyoming.
where he will locate permanently.
Charles H. Carver and son William,
who left Deer Lodge for Dawson City.
Alaska, about the first of this month
arrived in Skaguay on the 18th, according
to a letter received here by Mrs. Carver
from them. At Seattle they Joined John
Curran, of Silver Bow, who is going In
with them. They are all reported fairly
well, and intended to move on from Skag-
uay about the 9th.
Miss Anna McGrath entertained a
party of young friends at her home, on
Rainbow avenue. last Friday evening. at
music, games and refreshments. Those
present were: Misses Marjorie Catlin,
Marion and Florence JOHNSON, Mabel
Mills, Lola Robinson, Agnes Vaughn.
Sue Larabie and Daisy Wilson. All had
a fine time.
.'There'l be music in the air" for Con-
ley & McTague are making arrange
ments to organize a full brass band at the
penitentiary. They have engaged a first
class band-master. and h musicians Will
be selected from the number Of prisoners
in that institution, and it is opo
! eventually to make the penitentiary bano
the best in Montana.
Prof. Bennett will give his usual sat
urday night social at the court house at
8 o'clock. At 2 o'clock Saturday after
noon, the Columbia" and other dances
will be taught until five. Those Wishing
priyate lessons can procure them at any
time by interviewing Mr.. From
8 o'clock until II, a jolly social Will be
| given for the benefit of all.