Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25
Boulder Age Items.

j. F. Tebay has purchased the Gaffney
business block in Whitehall, the largest
in the town.
The Basin fire department has ar
ranged to give a ball on the evening Of
Wednesday. November 20.
Mrs. r. j. Walsh of Helena was here
a part of last week with Mr.. Walsh, who
appeared in the will case.
Mr.. William Davey and family of Elk
horn We're here Monday and went to Hell
ena to spend a few days.
Mr.. Zimmerman of Elkhorn was here
Monday on his way to Basin and from
there to Butte, in company with MIR.
Sponheim to attend a Masonic meeting.
ID. G. Warner left last week by way Of
the Great Northern for Southern CALI
fornia. going by way of Seattle, Port
land and San Francisco, and will spend
the winter there.
Rev. l.. Bramble of Townsend, whose
wife died recently, is about to go to
Milan. Mo-, to spend the winter with his
children there, expecting to return to
Montana in the spring.
The county commissioners have adj
vertised that bids will be received at the
December meeting of the board for the
care and maintenance of the county poor,
for medical attendance for the same, and
also for printing, etc, all for the year
1900.
An attachment Of SO 1903. SO was made
here by the Montana Hardware com-
pany of Butte against the Basin & Bay
state Mining company of Basin, but was
soon afterWard released, and it is under
stood that the company is in good finan-
cial condition and that work at the big
smelter and o%ncentrator OF Basin will
be resumed Don
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloss and their daugh-
ters We're here last week for a few DAYS
and We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berkin. Mr.. Sloss has nearly finished
his mining operations in Madison county
for the season and may then take his
family from Helena to California for the
winter.
Mrs. Dahlman was here from Helena
last week.
George Benjamin went to East Helena
yesterday with a carload of silver-lead
ore.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Mcmahon are in
Dillon, where a term Of court opened
Monday.
AT the home Of Mrs. D.. e.. Warner
evening. This will be in tine nature Of
a farewell social to Mrs. Warner who
will shortly go away for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dickinson Of
Helena We're here last week, he as a witt
nescsc in The viii case and she to re-
main probably all winter at the home OF
her father, A. G. Quaintance, in the val-
ley.
~. NJ. Ailen, now manager Tor the BaS-
in and Bay State Mining company Of
Basin, and Mr.. Alden, cashier of the
Springfield National ban of SPRING
field. Mass. and who is one of the
stockholders of the company, were in
Boulder Friday on business.
JOS. Potts reports that his sons have
returned home after a visit to his ranch
in the Big Hole valley. A big crop Of
hay was put up and the locality is gen.
orally in a prosperous condition.. The
l-,,# lsJ,t+ 80 ary I .~r1 49,.
ever, on the trip.
George Sanborn surprised his Boulder
friends by arriving here Thursday
evening. after an absence of several
months, during which time he has trav-
eled from the mining districts of North
ern Washington to Phoenix, Arizona. He
comes to Boulder to spend the winter
previous to going to the gold district,
Cape Nome, in the spring, and will be
joined by several others here on the eX-
petition.