Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-20
John Bielenberg Was Hurt In
a Runaway.
THE PRESENCE OF MIND
Of His Boy Companion Who Secured
Assistance for the Injured
Man--WaterS Are High.
Deer Lodge. June 10.

An accident befeil one of our good citi-
zens Sunday afternoon that is generally
deplored, though happily it has not
proved very serious, yet there will be
evidences of it for all time on the good
natured, hospitable face and head OF
John Bielenberg, of Kohrs & B~ielenberg.
He left Deer Lodge at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon to look after some improve
ments that are COINS on at the Rock Creek
lake dam where quite. a force OF men are
working. At the brewery on the West
Side Mr.. Bielenberg, not desiring to make
the trip without ompan he invited
Mr.. Van Gundy to go along. As he was
making preparations to go to Helena to-
day, he was Obliged to decline an invita-
ton for Ordinarily a very pretty ride.
Then he took in the 1i-year-old son of
Honas Garsarker. the brewer. He is a
bright boy and he wanted to go. The
trip was made to the lake and the re-
turn trip was only a mile homeward when
the team, one of them a young one, got
ratified at something and in pulling them
up one of the lines broke, after that de
ponent sayeth not for Mr.. Bielenberg
received several bad wounds about the
head and face. the team ran about three
miles and was afterwards taken in by
one of the employees. Now comes the ex-
'cellent judgment of the young German
boy, Honas. Seeing Mr.. Bielenberg I'M
IS StC Z DdAN " IC q a
mile distant, and Informed Mr.. II. A. Nc
Pherson and Mr.. ~Itafter, of the f. l..
Bonner company. Of the accident. Mr.
Mcpherson hooked up his team hurriedly
and with the little messenger drove to
where Mr.. Bielenberg was lying. He was
put in the buggy and brought home where
his wounds were dressed by DR.. Owings.
The wound on the back of the head gave
much uneasiness to friends, but as he
has been up town all hope that he will
have no further trouble. To the little
fellow, who is known all over town as
Honas-a manly little felloW-!ots of
praise is due and it is also a happy event
that Mr.. Mcpherson was nearby and the
friends of johnnie" are happy that the
accident terminated no worse.
A fine thunder shove visited this Sec
ton this morning which makes Deer
Lodge shine as it has not shined for a
year. There are many Butte people here.
all comfortably located for the summer
and nearly every day brings some one
looking for a house or comfortable quar-
ters. Certainly the Butte people cannot
find a more pleasant and convenient
place to come than Deer Lodge and es-
pecially with the train service tina we
now enjoy.
The return game of baseball PLAYED
Sunday between teams made up of the
Deer Lodge firelnen, under The ladersleip
of James Beaton and j. FL. Hosselbersel,
resulted in a signal victory for Captain
Beaton. The score need not be given here
for fear of a horse laugh, which the op-
posing team had to take pleasantly a
week ago. Captain Hosselberger desires
revenge and his desire will not go want
Ing.
The water is a disturbing element in
1lnns T n1 90 i,,rt ,n,,, ..~l 4l4
plenty. The south branch of Cottonwood
Is 'on a tear" and is OVERLOOKING wards
and streets. The sufferer in most part is
Reverend Walker. whose house is sur