Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-20

Gated in N%orthport, Wash.
Mrs. Gus Soldier of Darby and Mrs.
A.. E. Hammond of near MissoNla, came
up the latter part Of last week and are
guests Of Mrs. Barbara O'Nein. While
here they will receive treatment from Or.
w. H. O'Neill, he having come dow from
Butte Sunday to see them.
James Hartford, one of the old-timers
of Beartown and vicinity, was in Deer
Lodge on business yesterday and today.
He says the new reduction works at old
BeartoWn are in operation n that they
are proving even better in the matter of
saving values than was anticipated.
Colonel Tom McTague left for Helena
Sunday, but instead of waiting at Gar
rison for the east-bound train, went on
to Missoula and waited for it.
Mrs. Randall Washington returned
home last Wednesday evening from a Wis
it to her mother apd brother, Rev. A. A.
Walker, in East Helena.
Attorney J. M. Simpson; came down
from Anaconda Saturday and remained
over until Monday morning on a visit to
his wife and son and friends. j
! Mr.. and --rs. j. D. Riley. who recently
returned from the Flathead county, have
the past week both been confined to their
home with rheumatism.
The members of the West Side club
and their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts, give a nice little dance at the
club rooms last Friday evening.
l AAIIIc MISS ISueIl 0ILepHeTQ was
treated to a surprise party at her home
! last Friday evening by many of her
young friends and schoolmates.
Dan Mckenzie and James McGillvray.
from over toward Avon, were in Deer
Lodge on business Monday, haying
driven over by private conveyance.
: Pierce r. Butler, who has been in the
employ of a Dillon banking institution,
returned home last week and is enjoying
a visit with his family and friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Turner returned to
their home in Anaconda last Friday ave-
ming, after having visited Mrs. Turner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller, for
nearly a week.
Miss Mary Cockrell left for Helena
last Saturday, and about the first of Feb
ruary will probably be Joined there by
her mother, where they will temporarily
reside.
N. J. B%ielenberg returned from a bust
ness visit to his big stock interests over
IN the Big Hole basin, the latter part Of
all right.
]. E.. Marcum of Helmsville, after " sit-
lng with his family in Deer Lodge a day
or two the latter part of and the first of
this week, returned to his business in-
terests Monday.
William Edwards, formerly with the
' Emery company in Zosel district, who
was recently injured by a premature
blast in the Alabama mine. in the Little
Rockies, is all right again.
President Martin has established a
date the largest number. The class will
: meet on Tuesday and Friday evenings
from z to 8 o'clock.
Paul Mitchell left Sunday evening TO,
Wickenberg, Arizona, where he will re.
main several months looking over thu
! sigbrod estates.
Ray WeitOn. who was some three weeks
ago injured in a railroad wreck in Soutt
st. Paul, surprised his friends by arriv.
ing home today, when they supposed hi
was not able to be out of the hospital.
Thomas N. Lewis, a former legislato,
from Dawson county, and s. N. ArnolG
were in Deer Lodge several days this
week. They are engaged in mining op.
erations beyond Rock Crook lake.
from Anaconda today and will return
home this evening with his children, VIII
have been having a nice visit with theil
grandmother. Mrs. Mary L. Kelley.
Allen p. Bowie. ex-postmaster of Phil
ipsburg. and one of the burg's most hon.
men. came over last Thursday evenina
for a little visit with friends and rela.
tives.
= Myron Curn. the landlord Of the Emer,
hotel. is down from the mines today
He says there are about 40 men now EN-.
Z, ployed at the Emery mine. besides TIL,
many leasers that are employed in tn,
camp.
Mrs. DR.. M. J. Bell left last Sunday TO,
a visit to Chicago. Ills. The lady ha!
been in miserable health. and her man,
friends hope she will be benefited BY tn,
trip. She expects to be absent until mex
June. zte-
E. H. Jones, one Of the prominen
young residents of Helmsville. Is owe,
!. today on a business trip. The gentle
: man reports stock doing we'll In his sec
, ton. there being very little snow ami
i plenty Of food.
Deputy Sheriff J.. A. Robinson. VIII,
was confined to his home by illness
; several days the latter part of last week
;, Is able to be out again resuming hi