Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-06
Deer LODGE news

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Dan Hertz, Representing Inter Noun
tain Branch Office.
Deer Lodge, Sept. 5.
The Bryan Democratic club was or
ganized here last night with "a members.
Attorney j. M. Simpson acted as tenn
pofary chairman and DR.. J. H. wins
was CHOSEN as secretary. "A committee
OF SIX was appointed to solicit member
ship. They are to report next Saturday
evening when permanent organization
Will be perfected under the direction of
the National League of Democratic
Clubs.
Charles Frint has closed his restaurant
in this city and is going to go out and
try ranching for a while.
j. E. Van Gundy. Ben Franklin, A.. N.
Sager and James kautner left to-day for
the north end of the county ON a camp
ing trip. They will be absent about 10
days..
Billy Wyckoff is loading a car load of
horses to-day which he will take to Kan
sas City to place on the market. They
are a fine lot of young horses and judges
here say they will surely top the market.
They We're purchased from Frank Ma
son. Clayton Ramsdell and others, all
well-knoWn breeders.
Lew Coleman and N. J.. Bielenberg left
this morning for the Royal mine. 1t Is
located about 20 miles west of this city
and reached by a fair mountain road.
Miss Johanna Menard expects to leave
tomorrow for Missoula, where she will
enter school for the winter term. Miss
Menard has many friends II hope that
she may find pleasant and Kind associ-
ates and be greatly benefited by this
opportunity.
Miss Elizabeth .Aylesworth will leave
in a few days for Salt Lake, where she
will enter Rowland hall, one Of the best
schools for u ladies' in the north
! west. At Butte Miss Elizabeth will be
joined by her friends, Miss Edna Conner
and the Misses Roberts, who are also go
ing to enter Rowland Hall.
Elmer Van Gundy and Bob Harris,
with several of their associates, left this
morning for a hunting trip of several
days, before school commences.
'"Tip" Napton is here from Anaconda
the guest of old-time friends.
Henry Schuetz of Emery is going to
move to Deer Lodge for the winter and
has rented a house on Third street.
C. D. Joslyn and Mayor Conley left
yesterday for the republican convention
at Helena. N. j. Bielenberg, the third
delegate from this city, could not attend
on account Of pressing business duties.
Allan Williams and Jim Coleman are
back from a successful hunting trip in
the north end of the county.
The engagement of Mr.. Walter Adams.
a highly respected young man of Butte,
and Miss Evelyne Van Gundy. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Van Gundy of this
city, is announced, and the wedding will
occur on the 18th inst. Miss Van Gundy
was chosen as one of he teachers in the
school here and resigned only "a few days
ago. The announcement of her marriage
is somewhat of a surprise to her many
friends.
John Creighton, George Cockrell and ].
S. Peterson are in Anaconda to-day n
unless excused will serve as jurors during
the present term of the district court.
Mr.. Cockrell, it is said. has been drawn
on the jury three times within eighteen
months and as he has many pressing
duties here and no one else to look after
them he finds it very inconvenient, espe-
cially when there are so many who are
never called to jury duty.
Mrs. Frank Conley and her guest, Miss
Hilda Higgins, are back from camping,
having come in on the train last hight.
Their outfit will be in tomorrow. They
; report having had a most happy outing.
The McBurney house is receiving bull
letins from the republican state conven-
ton at Helena and crowd are congre-
gated to find out who has control of it.
This event is of special interest to politi-
clans here.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Mrs. Waggles-Do you know why this
is called a golf hat?
! Waggles-Yes, my dear. 1t is because
na,,Ia uvbo NAV golf don't wear them.-