Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12

MIS-. VIII Green ana little daughter, OF
Anaconda, came down last Friday for a
several days visit with Mrs. c. j. West
and family.
Col. l.. C. Parker, after a visit of sew
eral days with his family in Deer Lodge,
returned to his mining interests in Butte
yesterday.
Tyler Hawkins, of the N. p. bridge
crew, spent Sunday and part of Monday
In Deer Lodge, having come up from
Bearinouth.
II. c. Irvine last week removed to town
with his family, and are now domiciled
in one of the houses belonging to the r.
I. Kennon estate.
MI. and Mrs. N. J. Bielenberg drove
up to see their old friend and former
n%eighbor, Henry Quinlan, Monday. He
is getting quite feeble.
Mrs. w. J. Matthews and young son.
OF Anaconda. who had been guests of
VIM. Coleman and family for several
days. returned home Thursday evening".
Billy Stiner was over from Gold Creek
SATURDAY, accompanied by his father
ana mother, who recently came from
okIahoma to make their home with him.
Inc Music club met with Mrs. Schar-
nlkoW last Thursday evening and had a
delightful time. At the close of the pro-
served.
rom G. Hathaway, the well known
lumberinan, was in Deer Lodge last Sat-
urday and Sunday. He recently bought
a big saw mill outfit in Bucoda, Wash
ington.
Johnnie Fitch, who dislocated his
shoulder, the rcsr't of his horse falling
with him last We at Emery. is getting
along nicely, and will soon be as good as
new.
n. j. Toomey returned the latter part
OF last week from his Beaverhead county
ranches, and was out Sunday on our
streets taking a drive behind his fine
team.
Peter Walton is looking forward with
much pleasure to a visit from a niece
ana nephew from France. They will
probably arrive here the latter part of
the month.
Mrs. George s. Miller returned Sunday
from a short visit in Butte. She came by
way of Anaconda and was accompanied
homo by our good-looking county as
sesso1.
Conrad Kohr and daughter, Miss
Katherine, came over from Helena last
evening.
Their friends nave been much pleased
to see Mrs. H. A. Smurr and Miss Alice
coleman able to be on the streets again
the past week. May they continue to
improve.
Miss Eva Larabie entertained quite a
numhr of her young girl friends last Fri
o'S hilSi iipJIi ilu NtilIlS IN nOnOr or her
guest, Miss Mary Napton, Of Anaconda.
g.. O.. Reed. who has been for several
months past located as Waterman at the
Mammoth mill. came up last week for a
few days visit with relatives and old
time friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Bramble. father of Prof.
Ii. l.. Bramble. principal of our public
schools, came over from Helena Monday
evening, and is a guest of that gntleman
and family.
The Rev, Alfred Brown, rector of the
Episcopal church in Anaconda, was in
Deer Lodge last FRIDAY having come
down to make the ev. E.. G., PrOut and
family n pleasant call.
Mrs. Frank Yoeman and two children
of Butte. have been guests of Mrs. C. M.
Lawson, in West Deer Lodge, the past
week. She will probably come to Deer
Lodge for the summer.
Alex Brown and James Conley. who
went over to Driscoll. last Wednesday,
rturned Saturday. They report the
mine improving right along, which is a
whole lot better than good.
j. IS. Wells. assessor of Granite county
was in Deer Lodge today the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cahalin. He's the same
old Jack, and the charge that he is here
assessing Deer Lodge county people is
not true.
Misses Irene Robinson, Annie Bielen-
berg, Theo Stackpole. Ida Robinson and
May and Nellie Mcmahon formed a hap
py party who enjoyed a picnic in Lara
bie's field. northeast of town, yesterday.
Frank Mullen. of Pioneer, who recently
returned from a three months Swing
aroun the cirle." including a visit to
his old home in Wisconsin, was in Deer
Lodge last Friday telling what a good
time he had.
Miss Susie Lear came down from Butte
Sunday and was a guest of Mrs. Force
n md n h N Nyr fho 1~a1N1~ I-.
father n mother is very poor in Butte,
and that they will shortly return to Deer
Lodge to live.
DR., James Reid. president of the state
agricultural college at Bozeman, who
occupied the pulpit in the Mountain
came dow Monday for a little visit with
his old-time Deer Lodge friends.
]. II. Duffy and two little daughters,
who were guests Of Mrs, Amelia Curn
Saturday, Sunday and part Of Monday.
returnd home Monday. Mrs. Duffy. who
had been on a months visit to Portland,
returned home Monday evening.
Jack Nolan, who had been working at
Alex Browns rich gold mine at Driscoll
for a month or more, came over last Sat-
uday to see the boys in Deer Lodge,
where he feels more at home than any
other place on earth.
Frank r. Miles. who recently arrived
from Alaska. was in Deer Lodge on a
visit to his wife and son. who have re-
sided here the past year. Mrs. Miles and
son left yesterday for their farm near
|! Kalispell, where they will remain while
Mr.. Miles returns TO Alaska.
Bielenherg and Walker. besides having
sold three train loads of fine beef cattle
to fhe Pacific Meat company at Tacoma,
ihave sold about 400 head to c. w. Thebo
! nv cahlegram. from London. England.
| NJ. Pielenherg expects Mr.. rs Montana
! rnnresenta'ive here today to see about
i the transfer and shipment. These beef
cattle are from their famed Big Hole