Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-21
Myers, D. Halford, Gaffney. D. Mcneil.
Rarteau, Leighton. Foster, j. II. Hide
brand, S. A. Robertson. Miss Carey.
Deer Log. Notes.

Pete Schumacher was up from Garrison
yesterday.
Mrs. Eli Holland w ent to Butte this
morning.
Jim Gardner, a dead game sport of
day.
MRS. Frank Conley returned Sunday
from a wish with relatives and friends in
Anaconda.
Miss Alma Bielenberg returned sum
day from a few days visit with The Lowry
family in Butte.
Col. Tom McTague returned yesterday
from a business visit to Helena. driving
up from Garrison.
Alvin Wycoff, who has been in Deer
Lodge n vicinity for the past year, left
for Colorado Monday.
Allen kimmerly, of near Avon, was
the guest of friends in Deer Lodge last
Saturday and Sunday.
Arthur Hagan, of Willow creek, one Of
the squarest men in the county. was in
Deer Lodge Monday.
}. A. johnson came down from Ana
conda and spent last Sunday with fam
lily and friends in Deer Lodge.
Charles Clague, of Anaconda, came
down Sunday and spent the day witla old
time friends in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Judge Batterton returned fast
rItuay from 4 WISH with n er daughter,
Mrs. Mahan, and family of Butte.
Jay Van Gundy killed five ducks at the
Deer Lodge bridge Monday a fternoon,
as they were flying southwark.
Frank Mullen was over from Pioneer
Saturday shaking hands with the boys
and buying a few Christmas things.
Mrs. DR., S. w. Minshall, who has been
very i'll of pneumonia in the Sisters hos
pital at Missoula has about recovered.
n fAp,,, ,- %j,
stefan, has had a big job on his hands the
the past week in v%accinating the pris-
Oners therein.
Miss Clara Ga1braith. of the state Of
Washington, arrived last week, and is a
guest Of her sister. Mrs. II. j. Toomey,
and family.
Peter Marron. of Colo Creek. has rent
ed one of Peter Lansings' houses or low
er Main street, and the family will reside
here for the winter.
Mrs. James Faulkner and children left
yesterday for Hamilton to join Mr..
Faulkner, who is now employed as en-
gineer in the big saw mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T, Stewart, of Butte,
came down last Thursday and were
guests at the McBurney house unit Sat
urday, when they returned home.
&, b.. Jones, from up the valley. was in
Deer Lodge last Wednesday and Thurs
day for a visit with his family, who are
located mere FOR the winter.
Mrs. Tom McTague went to Butte this
morning for a several days visit with
friends and will remain until after the
big celebration next Monday.
Will Reed, who has been laying the
stone foundation for the machinery fer
the new reduction works at old Beartown
arrived home this morning.
Louis Narcotic. who has been in the
employ of e. l.. Bonner for several years
in Missoula, came UP this morning on a
few days visit with his family.
Ed. McLain. who has been working on
a mining claim over in the Big Hole
basin for the past several months, has
returned home, and looks first rate.
Lew Coleman. Jr, of the Copper CITY
company, in Anaconda. %Gladdened his
home folks and friends by spending last
Sunday with them in Deer Lodge.
DIR. O.. c. Evans, of Anaconda, a mem
Der of the state board of dental eXamin-
ers, was a guest of DR.. E. Rochelle, in
Deer Lodge. Sunday and part of Monday.
Johnnie Laity, the Deer Lodge specu-
lator, accompanied by his Good Nan
Friday" went over to Pioneer Saturday
afternoon, returning Monday morning.
Mrs. f. L. Bonner and daughter, Miss
Mia, came up from Missoula his morn
ing, and will be guests of relatives and
friends in Deer Lodge for a few days.
Howard Jones. who has been attend
4AS th1 iiiSA tAioCl i -. L. NJ
sons Business college at Anaconda this
winter.
N. j.. Bielenberg, after q 10 days visit
to the Big Hole basin. on a visit to his
big ranch and stock interests, returned
home last Saturday. He reports little or
no snow in that valley.
Judge yelling Napton passed through
Deer Lodge last Saturday en- route to
Philipsburg to open court there Monday,
district court having been adjourned in
Anaconda until November 10.
George, F. Ingram. deputy sheriff Of
Lewis and Clarke county, arrived in
Deer Lodge last Saturday evening. bring
ing over a short term prisoner for the
pen. He left for home mex evening.
lobe Schurtz was out beyond the Quin-
Ian school district last Thursday fixing
up telegraph poles which had been laid
low the day before by a team
belonging to Lee Montgomery.
F! Champion, a member of the N. p.
relief cors, arrived from Hamilton this
morning to relieve Agent r. ]. Dee of the
N. p. depot here for three weeks, while
he takes his annual vacation.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Joyce and children, who
have spent the past six or seven months
in Arkansas, are expected to return to
Deer Lodge today, their home here hav-
ing been put in shape to receive them.
Col. L. c. Parker came up from the Col
oma mining district last Friday. and in
formed us that when he left there was
FIVE inches of snow on t~heground. and
THAT the thermometer registered below
zero.
Billy Brent was over from Pioneer with
quite a number of others from that sec
tion Saturday.
rison, are enjoying a visit from a married
ao,,~ttov u,hn rQcQnflV arrived Z rom her