Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-10

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styles sister, returned to Avon Monday
zoe PETERSON, superintendent of the
I1looen HAND mine near Emery, was in
town yesterday attending a meeting OF
the stockholders Of the mine Mr.. Peter.
son says the mine never looked so we'll
ana work is being executed by a force OF
experienced miners.
EDDIE Tamke, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Iamke of Deer Lodge, mashed one
OF his hands quite badly last Saturday
while working in the new stamp mill OF
the Montana & Denver Reduction com
pany at ~Bearmouth. He was taken tc
M~1ssoula for treatment.
county Surveyor w, E.. Pinegar. who
returned from Avon and vicinity last
week, remained here until Monday morn.
ing. when he, accompanied by William
Flsher. went out in the vicinity of Rock
and Willow creeks to do some SURVEYING
for Kohrs & Bielenberg,
John NJ. and family of Butte
passed through Ger Lodge Xon last Fri
days noon train for Southern California.
where they will spend the balance of this
WINTER. quite a number of relatives and
Trends met them at the depot here to
bld them a pleasant trip and safe re-
turn.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terrain church have secured Chicago's
great impersonator, Charles F. Craig. for
one of his most excellent entertainments,
when VIII be given at Cottonwood hall
next Monday evening February y.
Mrs. Frank Conley left today for San
Francisco, Cal, her physician having ad-
vlsed a change of climate on account Of
her health. Quite a large number of her
relatives and friends We're at the depot
to see her off and bid her goodbye. They,
with many others. earnestly hope her
health will be speedily restored.
Master Willie Whitworth. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Whitworth. celebrated
MS ninth birthday last Wednesday eve
ming at the home of his parents in this
city by inviting a goodly number of his
little friends to enjoy the occasion with
MN. They had a royal good time at
play, besides lots of good things to eat.
Charles M. Joyce came dow from Butte
Sunday and brought with him as his
guests Attorney Jesse B. Roote, Barry
Hamilton and w. A. Clark, Jr., who en-
Joyed at his pretty and %hospitable home
an elegant dinner, which consisted of the
best the Butte market afforded. George
Johnson, the matchless Butte caterer,
was present in his official capacity.
Kew; %. l. Crawford, the new pastor of
the Christian church, was unavo;dably
detained in starting for Deer Lodge last
week. However, adviceshave been re-
ceived that he left the east for this place
o nthe 3rd inst, and is expected to ar
rive by Friday, and will preach at the
Christian church both morning md eve
ming next Sunday.
James McMullen. who has been with
the we'll known hardware firm of w. H.
O'Neill, left yesterday for Sumpter, Ore
gon, to look over the business situation
on his own hook. Jim has had the
fever pretty bad lately, and a trip is all
that will satisfy or cure him.
1. s. Mildred. Northern Pacific agent
at Warm Springs, was down to shake
hands with Deer Lodge friends and scat
ter a few seeds of kindness, last Friday.
Pearl the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Meyers, on the west side, was
compllmented by a surprise party last
saturday afternoon. 1t was the occasion
OF her 10th birthday, and about 20 of
her school and playmates put in their
appearance in a body. They brought her
many little remembrances which pleased
her very much. They all had a nice ,
time with games, music and refreshments.
Owing to the near approach of the Len
ten season the Deer Lodge Whist club
ended it's meetings until next winter last
Wednesday evening, when a most de-
llghtful session was held at the pretty
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole
man. After playing faithfully the scores
resulted in George S. Miller securing the
gentleman's first prize, Mrs. Sam Scott
the iady's first prize; while II. A. Smurr
and Mrs. N. J. B~ielenberg got the Sec
ond prizes. Then came a most delight
full social session and the partaking of
refreshments.
Last Thursday afternoon Harry Fisher.
while bringing a load of wood out of the
east of town, was the victim
of an accident which resulted in the
breaking Of his right leg about midway
between the ankle and knee. It was
caused by the load turning over with
HIM. Dave Berlin hitched up his buck
board and brought him to town, and he
is receiving good care. DIR. Glass set the
break. Harry is getting along nicely,
and although confined to his bed. passes
away a good part of the time PLAYING
the fiddle and feeding a good appetite.
Therefore Milroy, while up in Emery
last Wednesday afternoon. was kicked
by his riding horse and quite severely
hurt about the back and chest, having
two ribs broken For awhile it was feared
he had been injured internally, but it
seems not now. Peter Vannier brought
him to st. Joseph; hospital as soon as
the accident occurred. He was riding
one hors" nll leading another, when the
pulled away from him. He
a%lighted, caught him, and it was in pass
ing his riding horse with this animal
he was kicked. Miroy seems to
be exceedingly unfortunate. as it has
been only a few months since he had his |,
wrist broken while %chopping wood in the
mountains.
There was a meeting OF the Hidden
Leasing company at the office of
Scharnikow Monday at which
he following shareholders were present:
Dr.. Peter Mussigbrod and DR.. O. Y. War
'eE Of Warm Springs, Joe and Peter Pc
.erson, Joe Larsen, Peter Martin, of EN-
Jacob Hitz and Joe Lodge ct this
.ity. The report OF Superintendent Joe
PETERSON was very satisfactory and by
he unanimous vote of those present it
vas decided to devote this month TO run
ling a level. and the month of March in
linking. The impression prevailed that
he Hidden Hand destined to be come a
rood producer at no distant day.
There WAS a hannv marriaua o. H.