Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-08
Boulder Age Items.

W. H. Godfrey was here from Basin
Monday.
D.McNeil made a business trip to Hell
ena Friday.
Boulder the first of the week.
Painters have finished work at Wahle S
place and it looks very gay.
Mrs. Brush Beckwith and Mary Sweet
are visiting in Butte this week.
Mr.. Siegwein of Helena was mere last
week looking up mining properties.
Miss Bradenberg is spending the Vaca-
tion week at her home in BoZeman.
less Ripley arrived from Lima, Mont,
last week and expects to make MS hollle
here,
Mrs. Benjamin and Mrs. Daley We're
passengers for Butte on the MONDAY al
ernOOn train. o
Mrs McGahan was here for a time,
,atnrning to her school at Woodville
Sunday afternoon.
mos, Tyack and family were here yes
terday on their way to Elkhorn, AFTER a
visit in Butte.
p. Picot has purchased the residence
property near the SchoOl mouse hiio"h -
the Dickey place.
Married, on Monday, April Bird, at the
PRESBYTERIAN manse, Mr.. T. Fl. Allen and
Miss A. Anna Lyndorph, both of Butte.
Geo. Gordon now has the Boulder run
as conductor on the N. P. ccommoda-
ton, replacing Mr.. Kidd VINO mas taken
a train on the main line.
Mrs. Ella Knowles-Haske was mere
from Helena Saturday and went to the
High Ore district to look at mining prop
erty there in which she is interested.
At a meeting of members of the Pres
byterian church last week the follow
ing were elected as trustees for the en-
suing year: Messrs. f. M. Hope, j. II.
Murphy. F.. p. Finch and w. D.. Field.
Mr.. Ed Ryan of the valley celebrated
his sixtieth birthday with a dinner party
Sunday. There were present besides his
family and relatives Mr.. Wahle and
family, Miss Fitzgerald and DR.. Vawter.
Among those who went to Basin Mon
day afternoon We're Mrs. Gillian, Mrs.
Halford, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Barteau.
Miss Williams, Miss Concannon, Ernest
Sumner and Frank Taylor. Some of
them went to attend the fireman's ball.
others to visit with friends.
James L.. Buskett, well-known here.
was married in Spokane recently to Mrs
M. E.. Mantell. Since leaving here Mr.
Buskett, as assayer and mining expert
has been on the stands Sumatra and
Java, representing an English company
but now will locate in Spokane.
S. H. Knowles and T. Il. Lyon nave pur-
chased the half interest of Mrs. Heller
GrisWold of California in the ranch just
north of, and adjoining the town OF
Boulder, the price paid being 81, $50. They
also purchased her cattle, 125 head at $2t
per head, some being five year old steers
r. G. Burton was out from Butte last
week and visited his mining claims uI
the Little Boulder.
SamC ornick of Wickes was in town last
week, and expects in a few weeks to gel
his placer mining operation under way
in the Cataract district.
w. F.. Parker who, in with
others, is operating the Won Arnem mine
near the Boulder tunnel was here Sat.
urday after supplies. "They will ship ore
as soon as the roads are in condition..
Mrs. Gillian entertained a a.
an Easter dinner on Sunday. Those pres.
ent were: MI. and Mrs. Shelton, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Halford and daughter, Misses Will.
Jams and Carey, Messrs Sumner, Dow.
ney, Sherlock and Cornish.
Among the attorneys attending cour
this week aside from the local bar com.
prising Messrs. Cowan, Hay, Murphy
and Lyon, were Sterling of Helena, Penn
berton and Wines of Butte, Parks O.
Great Falls.