Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-07


John Fitzpatrick, accompanied by Mrs.
Ellen Gallagher and two children, came
over from Washington gulch the first OF
the week to- place the children i'm st.
tMary's academy. They returned home
yesterday.
Jim Coleman, Allen Williams and
Charlie Parker tool a horseback ride to
Rock Creek lake Sunday. spending the
day there. They brought home some
white fish, which they caught to prevent
being bitten by, them.
Miss Bette Batterton. who had been
on an extended visit to her brother.
James, at Wardner. Idaho, returned
home on Friday of last week. Idaho ap-
pears to have agreed with her, as she
seems to have gained in health. Her
frienas and family are nue. pleased to
have iner home again.
Rev. A. A.. Walker of East Helena.
formerly pastor of the Methodist church
in Deer Lodge, spent several days in the
city last week as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Waddington. He went to
Butte and on Sunday preached in that
city.
The city authorities have sen to Salt
Lake for 200 balm of gilead trees of good
size, which will be set out in the new
city park. The pavilion will be moved
down i'm due time. and will be placed
under the big shade trees just west of
the depot.
Mrs. HI. B.. Davis most pleasantly en-
tertahned a party of friends at her home
on Missouri avenue last Thursday even-
ing. They included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Sharnikow,
Misses Hagerty. Blaisdell, Wiles and
Catlin.
Billy Stlner and Emerson Sowle were
in from Pioneer Friday. Billy had just
filed his official nomination as a candi-
date for road supervisor in the Pioneer
district. He has made a good officer
in the past and the boys from down that
way say they're going to elect him again
next Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Walton received the sad
news last Thursday. by telegram, of the
serious illness of her mother. Mrs. King,
in Newark N. j., of pneumonia. On
MoIrsy mos1ing she received another
messs.se announcing the death Of her
mothee'. Mrs. Walton has the deepest
sympathy of all in her sorrow.
Frank Cline, leader of the penitentiary
band, left yesterday for Arnambra
springs for a stay of ten lays or more.
He has been pretty closely confined in
his duties as instructor. and goes on the
trip to take a rest. During his absence
Fred Harmed will have charge of the
prisons band, while Lee Kelley will in
struct the Citizens band.
Dick McGillvary, mayor of DriscoIl, at
the head of American gulnh, after a
three-iays' visit to Deer Lodge friends,
~returned home today. Driscoll is the
name of the new town where is located
the rich gold mine in which he and Alex
Brown of Deer Lodge are largely inter-
ested. He says the mine is still improv-
ing.
S. Il. Larabie this week received a book
OF photographs with compliments OF
Frank Klepetko, superintendent of the
Anaconda smelters, of the Montana
Hunting club headquarters at Red Rock
lake. The book contains splendid pic
lures of Montana men and strings OF
ducks and geese bagged at the club
quarters.
Bill Adams has given up the idea OF
building a "colored church in Deer
Lodge, for which he was recently taking
up a collection. Billy says as he is the
only colcred nan in town. he hardly
thinks; the colored population sufficient
O keep it up. He says. too, that relig-
iously and socially he's all right, but
financially Use busted"
James Fox, jr., came over from his
ranch i'm the Big Hole basin last We'd
nesday. He came On horseback by way
of French gulch, and says there's not
near as much snow as usual on the di-
| vide, II Wagon and team having just
, come over ahead of him.
]. G.. Tucker, who mas been employed
at the Emery mine, was brought down
from that camp last Thursday suffering
from typhoid pneumonia, and is now
| with his wife at the home of his father
in-law, City Marshal Tom Stuart. a very
sick young man.
Miss Lillian Minear, we'll known in
! Deer Lodge and vicinity. having taught
! the Dempsey Greek school up the valley
last year. has returned to Granite coun-
ty from her home in the East, and will
teach the tSone Station school this year.
Jack Reid the first of the week bought
two good teams of big horses-one team
from Joe Larsen n one from s. E.
| Larabie. They are to replace the ones
he sold to a Butte man last week. He
left yesterday with the outfit forPony,
| whele he has a contract for hauling ore.
T. c.. Irvine, John Burch and John
J Matheson have filed their nominations
as candidates for road supervisors in the
j., Deer Lodge road district. Although we
see no record of his nomination being
filed, we understand N. p. Evans is also
a candidate.
Johanthan N. Fox went down to Gold