Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-11
Boulder Age Items.

e. r.. McNeill has returned from Butte
where he has been quite ill and his health
is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Owen and Misses Goss and Nor
gan who heldr eligious services and also
gave a concert here last week are in Elk
horn this week.
A. G.. Quaintance made a trip to the
capital during the week on business, and
to see his son and daughter, who are at
tending chool there.
Mrs. McVeda, mother of Mrs. Hay, ar
rived here Friday for a visit of a few
weeks. She came from Michigan some
time ago and has been stopping with a
son near Bozeman.
Miss Tressie Lawler, though yet very
weak from her recent illness, started for
her home in Minneapolis sunday evening,
accompanied by her brother-in-Iaw, Mr..
Grutch. 1t is to be hoped hat she will
rapidly regain her health.
Fol the purpose of obtaining the benefit
of hospital treatment Fred Powell, who Is
helpless from a stroke of paralysis, was
taken to Helena Sunday. He is reported
to have stood the journey very well and
to be slowly improving there. He was ac-
companied by DR.. Vawter, Judge Parker
and Lees Taylor.
senator Warner returned Saturday
from his labors in Helena as a member
u Tie Sldlt Seildlt. tlldTleS IO1ll, VINO
for the last Is lays of the session held the
position of assistant clerk in the house,
is expected home in q few days. DOdley
Halford returned Thursday after being
in Helena during most of the session.
Thomas Holt started Thursday last
with a carload of household goods, farm
ing machinery and 10 head of horses over
the Northern Pacific for his new home in
Carbon county. His postoffice address is
A hSorolyan which ic IN n,i1ac Iictant frny,,
his home, and his nearest railroad point
is Columbus, which is 80 miles distant.
Mrs. J. Hildebrand entertained the @.
V. f. /. coterie last Friday to a chafing-
dish luncheon as a farewell to her sister,
Mrs. M. ]. McCune of Butte, who has been
visiting here the past two weeks. The
table was daintily decorated in the coterie
cOlOrs and fancy necdleWOrk. Those pres
ent We're Mesdames McCune, Cowan,
Field and Myers, Misses Lottie Warner
and Gertrude Southworth.
The Boulder Springs was the scene of
a joyous dancing party Monday evening,
a large party coming from Basin to tax
advantage Of what is probably the last
of the good sleighing for the season. There
We're about fifty of them in four or five
big sleighs each drawn by four horses,
and all We're out for n good time and ap-
peared to have it. They were Joined by
a few couples from Boulder and the en-
tire delegation of bond buyers who were
here on business with the county commits
sioners. They brought theirO wn music
and a most excellent supper was served
by the Springs management.
J. A. Walsh, of the firm of Walsh &
Newman of Helena, was here Tuesday on
professional business.
NJ. J. Foley, who has been clerk at the
Boulder Springs hotel, has resigned his
position and returned to Anaconda.
Mrs. D. Mcneil went to Butte Monday
evening to see Miss Minnie Rogers, her
niece, who is reported to be quite i'll.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Monahan will
cave the latter part of the week for Vir-
ginia City where a terms of court will be-
gin Monday.
The Ready Workers of the Presby-
dime social at the residence of Mrs. Hide
brand, Thursday evening, March 9th.
Everybody cordially invited to come.
Mrs. NJ. Goldberg was a visitor to Hell
ena last Thursday.
Mrs. Bell of Elkhorn was here yester-
day on her way to Basin.
Mrs. Ed Grady returned Sunday from
a visit with her sister in Elkhorn.
Mrs. Burgess arrived here last Thurs
day evening, and after a short visit with
Mrs. s. A. Robertson went to the First
Shot mine which is being operated by Mr..
Burgess.
One of the pleasant social events of the
season was a party given last Saturday
evening at the Lockhart and Clunie home.
Uncle Lock- had finished his work as
member Of the legislature and desired to