Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-21
home inN(vada. The judge was in Deer
Lodge. accompanied by the lady, last

home inC)vada. The judge was in Deer
Lodge. accompanied by the lady, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. johnson, OF
Anaconda. formerly of Deer Lodge, Wis
tied Helena recently to meet the Thir-
tenth Minnesota volunteers on their re-
turn home, of which Mrs. Johnson's
brother is a member.
The"measuring social given by the
Kings Daughters of the Presbyterian
church in the kleinschmidt store room
last FRIDAY evening. was a success in
every way. Refreshments We're served
from O'Clock in the afternoon till late
IN the evening, those partaking thereof
being charged at the rate of five cents a
foot of their height. Besides affording
an evening of much social enjoyment, the
young ladies of the order cleared about
81.
Paul Mitchell. who has taken up a
good hay ranch down in Wyoming, ar
rived in Deer Lodge last Friday for a
visit to his old home and friends. He is
looking first rate. and says he has gone
INTO the cattle business. having quite a
bunch to start with. His ranch and range
is located about sixty miles south of
Cooke City. and is about the same dis
lance east of Jackson's Hole. He came
up to take in the Butte celebration when
the Montana volunteers arrive, and will
return to Wyoming after that event.
John Burch returned Monday of last
week from a trip to the vicinity of Pixies
peak, north of Rock Creek lake. where
he had been to take lumber and other
supplies for John Dolas, who has located
some good placer ground there. While
there John plowed several hundred yards
or ditch for him over some pretty rough
ground. Dolas expects to get water for
working his placers from the two lakes
northwest of Rock Creek lake.
Master David Beaton. who returned
from California last Friday to spend the
winter with his father. James Beaton
after an absence of more than two years
is more h ever entitled to the nick.
NAME, Dyke. which the boys here gave
him when he YVES a little kid. The rea.
son is that for the past year and a hall
he has been in the klondike.
Frank .Conley and Marve Trask re.
turned last Saturday from a weeks duck
shooting at Red Rock lake. where they
were Joined by a party of Butte friends
The sport was not quite as good as usual
owing to the cold weather, but they
were fairly successful and had a goot
social time as members of the club. The,
brought home q limited Jumbo of ducks
which were distributed among a number
of their friends.
Nat p. Evans, Judge Powell ad son
Rob. returned last Friday afternoon
from their hunt over in the Big Hole ba
sin. They got a reasonable amount O
small game, but didn't even see any big
game. Mr.. Evans informed us that il
coming over the range Thursday even.
ing they logged through a foot or two OF
SNOW. and that on Thursday in the basin
the thermometer marked ten degrees be-
low zero.
Alfred X. kimmerly came over from
his ranch near Avon last Saturday. bring
ing his family. who will reside in Deer
! 1n1.rp fOt. fHn wjDtu1. u.hpra thnN aoy
take advantage of our school and church
facilities. They are located in the DIR.
S. M. Minshall.
A. w. Wagner. the electrician, return
cd the first of last week from a visit to
Heron Lake, Mimi, whittier he had been
summoned by telegram on account of the
serious illness of his wife. The lady's
man Deer Lodge friends will be pleased
to learn that she was very much i'm
proved when he left.
George Hub, James Keenan, and Bald,
win kau We're up from Gold Creek las
I Saturday. The former proved up on hi.
homestead entry before T.. S. commits.
sioner J. II. Meyers on that day. the lat.
ter two gentlemen acting as his wit
nesses..
Mrs. Barbara O.Nein and Mrs. A. X
Rowden entertained a large number u
their lady friends last Saturday after,
room at a military party. \ list will
IutSlloIlS Written ol i Was SiNth " tali
guest, the answers being relative to some
officer. noted place or thing in connec
ton with the late Spanish-American wal
The rooms We're beautifully decorated in
military colors and emblems. The first
prize was an exquisite bust of Dewey and
was won by Mrs. f. S. S%tackpole, Mrs
Aylesworth capturing the second prize
Dainty refreshments We're served. The
invitation list included the following
Mesdames Sam Scott. T. c. Irvine. Fl
Knoppe, f. G. Prout. w. G. Winans, e
Scharnikow, j.. G. Steele, A. b.. Martin
T.. S. Stackpole, Conrad kohrs. J. c. Rob
inson, w. N. Aylesworth, r, Washington
p. C. Patterson. Lew Coleman, F. II. AL
bee, Chas. Williams, H.. G. alton, w. II
O'Neill. N. Y. Hoss. Henry Reed. viii
Reed, NJ. Bien, Jake Hitz. John Mcmahon,
r. NJ. McLain. f. G. Fox, G. w. Ramsey,
A. D. Peck. J. T.. Var Gundy, Will Viii
liams, J. A, Hyde, Mary L. Kelley. J. Fl,
Meyers, S. f. Larabie. - Voolfolk, II.
A. Smurr, II. b. Davis, Tom Morgan, j.
NJ. Bailey, T. w. Catlin, f. A, p. Bennett,
NJ. W. Trask, NJ. Beaumont, George
Cockrell, J.. NJ. Boardman, Fannie Wiles,
C. J. Kading, H. G. Ward, H. S. Harris,
l.. c.. Gordon. and Misses Ollie Bailey,
Ola Steele and Beattie Williams.