Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-28

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a respectable burial. Sheriff John Con-
ley is of Anaconda, and would have done
the same kind act as his brother Frank
Conley of this city, under the same CIR
cumstances, but Mayor Frank .Coniey
and John B%ielenberg are the authors of
the telegram. and Deer Lodge must be
recognized. 1t IS simply an error on the
part of the Missoula correspondent.
Martin Gieeson. who was married a
few weeks ago in Dillon to Miss Henne-
cry. a very highly respected young lady
of that section. arrived home his after
and will 500 be at home in their
residence. just north of the prison en-
closure-t1e Klelnschmidt residence,
which has been costly prepared for them.
Both of the young people are we'll known
here and enjoy the highest respect and
good wishes of all who know them.
Fred Brown. the pioneer butcher Of
Butte, a man who maintains the respect
of all acquaintance, returned here yes
terday from Dawson City, Alaska, ana
is the guest of his friend N. J. Bfelen-
berg. Mr.. Brown met Howard Bielen-
berg in Alaska a short time g and re-
ports him well and happy. That is good
news for family and friends.
Young Herbert Foster, son of Sexton
Foster of this city, lost a 500 watch last
IlSHl Wnllt playlhs Win Il io' " SUI
posed friends. Young Foster is only IA
years old: had saved 500 and bought for
his own use a good watch. While at play
he either lost it or it was taken from
him.. It is probable that the watch will
be recovered.
The Deer Lodge school facilities, upon
which our town prides her-or hisself-
so much. is to be disturbed. in fact, all
broken uD by the arrival in town OF
Gortons Ministries. Ministries, k a
merry-go-round, is a bad feature in
school days, Its like a populist conven-
tion-there is no organization after it.
DIR. Peter S. Mussigbrod is here today
from the Mitchell & Mussigbrod mines
and mill, near Garnet. The gentleman!
always hopeful and owning many sooo
properties in the Garnet district, is great
.ly pleased with the general appearance
of the camp and its surroundings.
Two of S. F.. Larabie's horses have
been cutting more favorable capers tue
past week. Macleod Of Dare took in 6
81 500 purse one day last week. ana the
famous Ben Holiday took second money
in the main race at GraVesend, N. Y.
last Saturday.
J.. NJ. Harris and Wife are here today
Mr.. Harris is among the promlnen
stockmen of the Big Hole basin and !:
here for the purpose of securing a resi-
dence for the winter. Ii successful the!
will move the family here so that the,
may have proper school facilities.
Will Forbis, who has been so %serlousl,
i'll in Seattle recently, was brought t.
Missoula last week. where he is recelV
ing every attention from 1amllE an'
friends. There are little or no hopes TO
his racDVprN= we are sorry to state.
The first new oats brought to town thi
season is credited to A.. w. Sager, VIII
lives on the bench south of this city. MI
Sager was first to thresh his grain t,i
season. In fact, Mr.. Sager must be
warm rancher.
Dan Mckenzie is here from his Do
creek stock ranch and is laying in hi
winters supply of provisions. The snoN
gets very deep IN his section and Dan i
not the man to get left-no, not on grul
Last Thursday the home of Mr.. an
! Mrs. James Kantner, in West Dee
Lodge. was frightened by the arrival O
a pretty little daughter, born to ther
that day.
-
Chris Lannen and wife of Bearmout
are guests in town today. Mr.. Lama
has many Understanding, ranchin
and merchandising-in his section.
Judge and Mrs. b. f. Brown of CARR
son spent Yesterday in Deer Lodge
where they have many friends, alway
glad to welcome them.
E. r. Congdon. prominent among tn
young business men of Philipsbnrg.
a guest in town today on a-hurried bu,
ness trip.
Mrs. J. w. Thackatine and son of Butt
are enjoying a few days in Deer LodS
and are guests at the McBurney house.
Attorney Scharnikow, accompanied b
his estimable Wife, visited in Nilsson
and Hamilton Friday and Saturday,.
NET IN A DREAM.