Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-22
Deer Lodge Notes.
Silver State.

Tor several days.
n. j. Bielenberg made a business visit
DR.. II. Holloway is in the city from
Northern Montana.
Judge Is. T. Brown was in Deer Lodge
Monday on business.
Hugh Magone came in from his Race
Track home this morning.
VIM. Zosal has been quite i'll with the
rheumatism the past week.
Mayor Frank Conley returned yester-
day from a short visit to Butte.
John N. w. B~ielenbcrg returned the
first Of the week from a visit to Helena.
Len Curn. who has been in Deer Lodge
the past few weeks, left for Garnet Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. II. Hasselberger ~returned Mon
day from q pleasant visit with friends in
Butte.
A fine boy baby was born to Judge and
Mrs. Yelling Napton last Saturday
morning.
O. c. McQuesten and wife left the first
of last week for their placer mines near
Bearmouth.
Green onions. lettuce. redishes, etc.
have made their appearance in the Deer
Lodge market.
! Casper Gheerdts went over to Pioneer
this morning to see about work prellm-
mary to starting up the big placers.
Mrs. H. G. Walton left on the noon
train last Thursday for Anaconda and
Butte to visit friends for several days.
Will Hyde attended the installation of
officers of the Fraternal Union OF Amer
lea at Race Track last Saturday evening.
Representative l.. c. Parker of Garnet,
who has been visiting his family in Deer
Lodge a few days, went east last evening.
Deputy Sheriff John A. Robinson made
an official visit to Garrison and vicinity
last Monday, going by private convey
ance.
nr,oLc have NOT hnpD y-nr1r nleptif111 this
spring. and it's a mighty good hunter in
this neck o the woods that's bagged any.
Dr. A. g.. Martin of the College re-
turned Monday from Philipsburg, where
he had attended a meeting of the pres
bytery.
Frank G.. Higgins and sister, Miss Hill
da. returned to Missoula last week from
an extended visit to Portland and other
, coast cities.
Barney Mckinley Of Anaconda, who has
been i'll for quite a while, it is said is now
at the point of death, with little or no
hopes for his recovery. fr-
The ranchmen are now very busy plow-
ing in this valley and indications are a
! much larger acreage of grain and grass
will be put in than usual.
C. IT. West and family now occupy the
brick residence recently made vacant by
! Rev. J. A. Jordan and family, having
moved in the first of the week. .
The Rev. f. G.. Prout, who started for
Philipsburg last Saturday, missed the
/ train at Drummond (Which had gomez
and returned home the same evening.
Tom Morgan is up in the vicinity of
Dry Cottonwood dry only in name noW)
looking after assessment work on the
Undivided Pike placer mining ground.
The boys have been out in the streets
playing 'catch' of pretty afternoons and
| evenings this week, which is a reminder
that the baseball season is now on again.
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conducted a paint shop in Deer Lodge,
but who is now coated in Butte, after q
few days visit in this city, left for home
last Friday.
Uncle Esma Dashiell, whom we report
ed last week as being quite sick with
stomach trouble, has not improved any,
and at this time his recovery is thought
to be very doubtful.
Rev. A. A. Walker, after being nearly
two weeks in Basin assisting Rev. |. +.
Hubs in a protracted meeting, returned
| home Friday and on Sunday occupied his
own pulpit.
Tom McTague of the governors staff
went to Helena Saturday to attend the
funeral of Lieutenant French, which
took place in that city the following day
with military honors.
The Citizens band will favor our peo-
pie with some music in the court house
| grounds next Sunday afternoon, provided
lllC "SSliiNi ~ = 49, 1910
last Sunday afternoon.
Quite a good many brants have been
flying over this section the past week or
two. Willie Christofferson, one day last
week, killed nine of them on his fathers
lower ranch, north of this city.
VIM. Conville of Deer Lodge, licensed
to preach at the recent Methodist con-
ference held here, left for the Shields
river district, in Park county, last week,
to locate.
Archille Menard, who had been visit
ing relatives and friends in Butte for /;
several weeks, returned home Monday
and is again on duty at the hardware es-
Establishment of w. H. O'Neill.
w. II. O'Neill, who is attending a
school of osteopathy in California, will
graduate on the 7th of June next, and in |
company with his wife and mother will
return to Deer Lodge, via Portland.
Mrs. VIM. Williams and Mrs. Margaret
Beaumont went to Butte today and will
remain a few days as delegates from the
local lodge to the state convention of the !
Maccabees, which meets in that city.
Miss Ida Circuit, who had been teaching
a term of school at Monida, Idaho, after
a visit Of a week or more with her friend,
Miss Florence McQuesten, left for her
home DIN Brainard, Mimi, Monday even
ing.
Arne Telle, one Of the leading spirits
of the Zosel mining district, paid Deer
Lodge a visit the first of the week. His
brother, Axel, who has been ailing for a
short while, went up to 1.-The Springs
Sunday.
Judge yelling Napton went to Phil
ipsburg yesterday to hold a short session
of court, when he will hear a few motions
and attend to some probate matter. He
goes from there to Anaconda Of court
business.
Pat Boyle, James A. Saunders and a
number of others came in from Race