Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

to boil out an attack of rheumatism. He |
was much improved, though rather weak !
frOmahis experience. |
Miss Nellie Mcmahon returned Mon
day from a delightful visit in the hospi- |
table household of Mr. a Mrs. John
Fitzpatrick, at Washington gulch. Her
father, John Mcmahon, drove down to
Garrison and met her.
Miss Marie Reede, sten6grapher for
the e. l.. Bonner company, is spending
this week on a visit with her parents in
M.ssouIa. During her absence Miss
Florence Kelley is filling her position
with the Bonner mpan |
Mrs. Lon r. Hoss and children, who
had been visiting for three weeks witt
her mother, Mrs. Mary L. Kelley, in
West Deer Lodge, returned to their
home in Philipsburg last Friday, Lon
having come over after them.
Mrs. j. M. BOardman, accompanied by
her friend Mrs. Turner and baby, came
over from Helena Monday for a visit
Kohrs, h are spending a few weeks at
the comfortable ranch home north OF
Deer Lodge.
w. 4. Parker, from up on Dempsey,
will leave for the Big Hole basin the
! frst Of. August to take charge Of the
Mitchell 4 Mussigbrod ranches in that
section. He was in Deer Lodge Saturday
attending to some business matters per
E. tanning to the move. v
Frank Bien has been in Missoula the
past two weeks where he went to assist
his brother, Albert, who is in the furni-
ture and undertaking business inthat
city. Mrs. Bien and daughter, Frances,
in the meantime nave been visiting rel
atiVeS and friends in Butte.
Judge John Y. Batterton, though still
confined to his bed, is able to sit up some
! now, has a fairly good appetite and has
been resting better the psf several
nights. These favorable symptoms give
his friends hope that he will be in his
usual health in a week or two.
Malta Y. Hoss, after a tussle with the
4 rheuEnatism OF a full month, Is now able
to be up theh better part Of the day at
his home and thinks he will be able in a
day Or two to come Uver to town and
market the excellent crop of alfalfa he
has grown on his face In that time.
Mrs A.aH. Mitchell and daughter, Mrs.
Mears and sons Paul and Harold, Miss
Oleta Hensley and Drs. Scanland and
Wickline were among those from Warm
Springs who attended the Episcopal
guild social at the court house grounds
and later a dance in the court house.
IT. G.. Davis and wife, after an extended
visit to their children land their families)
H. b. Davis, Mrs. H. F. Albee and Mrs.
C. H. Williams, returned to their home
In. Missouri last week. They were accoD-
panied thitaler by their niece, Miss Allie
Albee, one of Deer Lodges favorlte
young ladies.
CD. McSherry, an old-time Deer Lodge
contra ctor of stone and brick work, came
down From, Butte last week and is en-
ployed on the extensive improvements
now going on at st. Mary's academy.
The work Is being pushed so as to be
completed in time for the fall term Of
that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mcpherson left
Sunday by private conveyance for the
! Big Blackfoot country. It is Mr.. Nc
J Pherson's annual outing n they expect
! to be absent two weeks. hey will proc
ably make their HEADQUARTERS during
that time at the fine ranch home of Mr..
: and Mrs. ]. E. Manley, this side of Helm
vile.
James McGillvray of near Avon who
had been in Butte a week on business
spent Sunday in Der Lodge on his re-
2 turn home. While in the Smoky city Mr..
Gillvray sold a fine team of horses to the
!. John Caplice company at a satisfactory
price, although he says the Butte horse
Il market is not now very UTlSh.
! Writ Robinson, who had been In Hell
ena for several months. having employ
ment in one Of the leading drug houses
. of that city, was in Deer Lodge Sunday
4 for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Gull
e lette and other home folks and friends.
He left the same evening for Anaconda,
where he has accepted a position with
0 the well-knoWn Standard Drug COM
pany. Writ is one of Deer Lodges
: brightest and most energetic and nor
q orable young men and it is with prize
ladder of success.
Y Charlie Joyce, jr.. came down from
Butte Sunday for a visit to his mother
who has been quite i'll. Charlie, who has
been fitting himself for a sit of that kind,
is now employed as assistant assayer al
!. the Butte Reduction works n his Deer
Lodge friends will be pleased to learn
that he is filing the position with credit
to himself and satisfaction to his EN-
ployers. -
e Mrs. Amelia Curn, Master Peter Curn
Mrs. John H. Miles and niece, Miss An.
ME Miles of Emery, Miss Ada Foster and
Myron Curn and family formed a happy
party who went out to the latter's ranch
north of Irvine lake, this morning for a
. days outing.
Fred Trahant and Miss Lucy haywood
e will be married in mis- city tomorrow
Eevening, probably at the home of the
1room's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ira.
Il hanf. where the prospective bride ha.
made her home for tine past year o.
e. i unore. This marriage will be the culmin'
3. IfatiOn OF an earnest courtship of severa
6 years and their friends congratulate
then In advance and wish TOT rnem I
lfull measure Of happiness and prosperity
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