Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17

this week after a visit in Anaconda. She
Will probably be accompanied by Mrs.
Pickett of Twin Bridges.
Visitors to Boulder from Basin Satur-
day evening and Sunday were Messrs.
Helmbach. Price. Forinser. Sponheim,
Graham, Hammill and Mittleswart.
j: G. Morony and H. G.. Rickerts were
visitors at the Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Dean and Miss Coleman are at
Wlckes, called by the illness of Mrs.
Deans sister.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Monaghan have
returned from a o-week term of
court at Dillon.
The Boulder ball club will go to Basin
sunday to play a game there with the
Kate nine at , p. m.
Misses Cook and Carpenter are the DEL
egates from here to the Christian En-
deavor convention in Great Falls this
week.
George Hoey was down from Elkhorn
yesterday telling the boys what horse
would beat in the running race. on the
Fourth.
Mr.. Hildebrand is an acquisition to the
business interests of the town. having
located here for watch and jewelry re-
pairing.
DR.. Robertson is at present in Elkhorn.
but as will be seen by his notice else
where, he will be in Boulder the latter
part of the month.
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to the Smith river valley. this time ac-
c%onpanied by Mrs. Trotter, Miss Wilma
and John Nottingham.
Mrs. George Merrill and her father.
Mr.. e. d. Randall, arrived here Sunday
from Maine and are stopping at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Merrill.
Among those who went to Basin yes
terday were Mrs. Gillian. Misses Will
liams. Showers. Riedel and Byers, and
Messrs. Carey. Smith, Flahelty and
Meyers.
Fl. w. Kraus of Cascade was here to
attend the closing exercises of the school
for the deaf and take his boy home with
him for the summer vacation.
"A. ID. Christensen and wife were out
from Butte over Sunday and on his re-
turn Wednesday morning was accom-
panied by Judge Parker's children, who
will spend part of their vacation on the
ranch.
In Boulder on the Fourth there will be
one of the ~liveliest horse races seen in
the county for a long time; also foot
races. bicycle races, etc. A good quar-
ter-mile track has been made just back
of Third avenue
Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Jensen of Butte
have been visiting here for a few days
with Mrs. Daley and Mrs. A. r. Robert
son. The ladies went to Wickes this
morning, to remain a short time before
returning to their homes.
On sunday Justice Sweet performed a
marrlag e ceremony for Mr.. H. H. Han
son OF Butte and Miss Julia kevly, who
recently came from Bookings, S. d. The
newly married couple lave been stopping
at the Springs for a few days.
Among those who were here to see the
closing exercises of the school for the
deaf and blind and to take their children
home with them were Mrs. McI5rearty Of
Fort Benton, Mrs. Emmons of Cinnabar. |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict of Madison
county.
Miss Jennie Filcher is home in Boulder
for the summer, but expects to return to
Elkhorn in the fall. as she has been en-
ployed as teacher there for another year, !
NJ. l.. Hewett and A. f.. S~priggs, who
recently VlsIter their copper prospects in
the Big Blackfoot country, report the i
surface showing as quite encouraging, |
but the heavy snow in that locality will
Interfere with development for a few
weeks. |
MISS George Slater was most agree
ably surprised at her home in Elkhorn
on Thursday evening last Gt being her
birthday, by a number of her friends. |
The evening was spent in games and
music. She was the recipient of many |
beautiful and costly presents. The even
ing concluded with a dainty luncheon
served by Misses MolIie Harrington and
Maytie Riley. Those present were Misses
Belle Jones, Myrtle Hartell, Lizzie Lynch,
Mollle Harrington. Lizzie Francis. May
tie Riley and Cereta Rodda; Messrs.
BOYD Logan, Alex Mcintosh, Walter
Mitchell, Alex Duval, Charles Carr. viii
trancls. Arthur Hart, Ed BRAY. Ned
Paradls and Mr.. Mcclellan.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.