Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-22

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and held a grand rally. The occasion is
reported here as a most successful one.
The town was ablaze and there was lots
of music. Part of the Deer Lodge band
wen down to help the Garrison band
boys out. Among those who attended
from here We're Mayor Conley, John
B~ielenberg, c.. H. Williams, H. A. Smurr
and James Coleman j. c. English and
Judge Winston We're the principal speak
ers.
David E. Folsom of Meagher county,
republican candidate for governor, made
a visit to Deer Lodge Wednesday and
was warmly received by nan old-time
friends and acquaintance. The gentle
man was introduced to our people by
Mayor Conley and c.. D. Joslyn and his
stay was certainly a most pleasant one.
Mr.. Folsom has been sick and did not
speak here, but made an excellent I'M
preston.
Ar engine set the pasture grass on
fire on the premises of Peter Walton a
few days ago and came near resulting in
the loss of several hundred tons of hay
in the stack. About so acres OF the pas
ture was destroyed.
The Hidden Hand mine at Emery Is
making a shipment of ore to the East
Helena smelters his week. The ore IS
high grade, closely sorted ana IS ex-
pected to give big returns. The mine IS
under steady development and looks tine.
r. J.. Dee, formerly Northern Pacific
agent in this city, who recently returned
from Cape Nome, has been visiting with
friends in Butte and Anaconda. He has
accented a responsible position in the
freight department of the b., a.. ~ +.
in Anaconda and went to work yester-
day.
Three thousand stock sheep were load
ed from the Northern Pacific stock
yards here yesterday. They go to Idaho.
having been purchased of Il. c. Power
& Co., by Messrs. Woodmansee & Co..
The were driven here from the North
ern Montana range and were in fine
condition.
Colonel w. N. Aylesworth has sold to
John Gerdts, the stockman, 2OO tons OF
fine alfalfa hay, which Mr.. Gerdts will
feed to his sheep on the Aylesworth
ranch. Alfalfa is great fee,@ for sheep
as well as for cattle and horses.
Joseph A. Hyde, one of the old-time
residents of Butte, owner of the Little
Joe and Lizzie blocks, is back from Seat
tie, where he has acquired valuable in
terests and is enjoying d visit With his
family in this city.
Mrs. John Reed and children of Pony,
are guests of Mrs. Reeds parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Schurtz. Mrs. Reed
saws that portion of Madison county is
very prosperous just now and that her
husband is doing we'll there.
A ID. Peck has been appointed school
trustee for this district by Miss Helena
Gleeseh. superintendent of schools, in
the PLACE of N. j. B~ielenberg, resigned.
Mi Peck will make an excellent trustee.
Warren Evans and H. B. Hoffman,
republican candidates on the county
ticket, are in Anaconda making ac-
quaintances this week. They go to the
north end of the county next week.
George Johnson purchased this week
LOO top lambs out of the band of Peter
Moron, near Gold creek. They were
driven to Mr.. Johnson's Cottonwood
range, Wednesday.
The first rubber tired buggy to be own
ed in Deer Lodge is now being enjoyed
by Mrs. Frank Conley. 1t was received
a few days ago from Connolly Bros, an
eastern concern.
Rev. Father Stack is home from a
visit TO Helmville. The gentleman has
1racoptly hpan aCSional hara n g ON NC
sistant to Rev. DeRyckere, the pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Gullette left a few
days ago for a months visit with
relatives in Lincoln, I'll. Mr.. Gullette is
with Larabie Bros. & Co., bankers, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Bielenberg left
Tuesday for a trip to Mr.. Bielenberg's
stock ranches in the Big Hole country.
Mr.. +. expects to return in time to vote.
George Fernie of the Higgins estab-
lishment is out of the hospital after a Sc
we're Illness and is now visiting over in
Philipsburg, where he once resided.
DIR. Dodd of this city has just been
granted a first-class certificate to prac-
tice his profession by the state board Of
examiners.
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N. J. Bielenberg and H. H. Zenor have
sold the Red Cloud quartz claim, in
Emery. to NJ. w. Trask of this city.
Mrs. Frank Nase of Anaconda is en-
Toying a visit with her friend, Miss
Linda Williams, on the West Side.
Miss Johann Menard has given up her
studies in Missoula and returned home
on account of ill-health.
Mrs. J. H. Hasselberger spent Monday
and Tuesday in Butte the guest of
friends.
MANY LINES THERE
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