Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-21

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home, returned to Butte Sunday evening.
Attorney Scharnikow returned from
yesterday, whittier he had
gone to attend court in the interest of
President A. B. Martin of the Semin-
airy and his younger son., Charlie, re-
turned Friday from a short visit to
Miss Sophia Evans, formerly a Deer
Lodge young lady, is o official stem
.ographer at the State university at
Missoula.
Mrs. Grace Fisher and little son, Sam
uel, drove down from Anaconda Satur-
day, where they nae been visiting the
home folks.
The Rev. c. NJ. Calvin of Miles City
is a guest of the Young Ladies' Semln-
airy today. visiting . his sister-in-law.
Miss Clark.
Charlie Parker left Saturday for Wal
lace, Idaho, where he has secured a sit
with one of the big mining COM
panies.
Colonel Tom McTague enjoyed a visit
days the latter part of last week
from his friend, D, J.. Tobin Of San
President A. B. Martin of the Semin-
airy will go to Missoula Friday to at
tend the annual meeting of h Pres
bytery of Butte.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terrain church cleared about $12 at their
tea and sale. at the church last
Saturday.
Colonel L. c. Parker, after a visit of
days to his family in Deer Lodge,
left for Butte, where he is engaged in
mining, last Sunday evening.
Manager Joe Whitworth of the Bonner
Lumber made a flying busi-
ness trip to Bonner Sunday, returning
home on the evening train.
]. A. Harris of the Big Hole valley
arrived in Deer Lodge Monday with his
family, whom he will again leave here to
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James B. McMastef and son, James,
who has grown to be a big boy, came up
from Garnet last Thursday evening and
visited old friends several days in
Deer Lodge.
Joe s%uprenant, a former old-time res
ident Of Deer Lodge, but later of Ana
conda and Butte, passed through Deer
Lodge today en- route for Cape Nome.
Frank Cline returned the latter part
of last week from a week or tWo's So
journ at Alhambra Springs, and has
again taken up his duties as leader of the
p~enitentiary band.
Mayor Conley DOL a party of friends
to Irvine lake Sunday to show them
big trout. BY SEEMING they caught
about 35 fine ones, which they brought
to town with them.
Miss Augusta Galbraith, one of Deer
favOrite u ladies, expects to
for the Nevada valley the latter
part of this week, where she has been
employed to teach school,.
Writ Robinson babe his friends good
bye last Thursday, when he left for Hell
ena, where he will take a thorough prac-
teal course in chemistry. This work is
primary to the study of medicine, which
expects to take up later. Writ is an
unusually bright young man and his
many Deer Lodge friends predict for
a successful career in the profession
has chosen.
Mrs. E. Olsen and daughter and son,
of Helena, after a ten days visit to
her sister. Mrs. Sam Scott, and family,
f,rrr,ed homo Mnn6av
Mrs. j. X. Wells and II daugh-
ter came up from Garnet last Wednes-
day evening for a visit with Mrs. and
Mrs. p. Cahalin and other relatives and
friends. Mr.. Wells came up later for
a short visit, but had to return to attend
to his duties as assessor of amt
Mrs. Wells and daughter re-
for a longer visit.
Otto B. Neubert of the Flint Creek
valley, accompanied by his little son,
drove over from Hall last SUN
day on a business trip. Mr.. Neubert
says h roads are in good order. They
home Monday afternoon. TAX
with them some thoroughbred White
Leghorn chickens. While here they
were guests at Attorney ]. H. Meyers
home.
Duncan McCrimmon, one of the for
mer we'll known young mining men Of
Butte and Philipsburg. and who was
married in Butte a few weeks ago to
Matilda Weekes. is now engaged in
Geiser. Ore.
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Casper Geehrdts returned to his placer
duties at Pioneer today after a
visit to his home in Deer Lodge.
Thurloy w. Parker. who left Deer
Lodge last mOnth for Seattle. sailed
from that city for Cape Nome last Sat-
urday.
{ Frank Ware of The Fair. who sew
eral weeks ago was called to his former