Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-03

evening. 1t was proposed at that meet
ting to talk over further the question Of
buying the Stuart addition and improy-
ing it for a city park.
"a gay party of young folks and friends
OF Miss Sue WEIGH surprised that Young
lady at her home last Friday evening,
and all had a most happy time. Music,
mlrth and toothsome refreshments were
1ndulged in till the little hours of next
morn began to come in.
Lew Coleman, Jr., of the Office force OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining ompan
store came down last Thursday to spend
the DAY In Deer Lodge with his relatives
n friends. He was accompanied by
Messrs. E. l.. Horrie and II. G. BAILEY
also of that establishment, as his guests.
Mrs. H. H. Mears, accompanied by her
pretty little daughter, arrived from Los
Angeles, Cal, last Thursday evening on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Mitch
ell, at the Springs They all came
GOWN to Deer Lodge yesterday for a short
visit being guests at the Scott house.
Ihe smallpox situation at Gold Creek
IS turning out very satisfactorily, as
deputy County Physician C. G. Glass in
forms us there is yet only the ~original
case-that of ST. Clair, who is about well.
n doctor will so down, and have him
olscnarged next Sunday, it is expected.
John NJ. Boardman and wife came over
i"oS ~ SOdy CIV dIl
are making their headquarters at the
kohrs home, Mr.. Boardman having some
business to attend to in connection with
the stock firm of Kohrs & Bielenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman recently returned
from a months visit to Chicago.
Misses Lulu and Gertie Schurtz return
ca Monday evening from a three weeks
visit to friends IN Missoula. They were
accompanied home by Miss Lillian
Schaefer, who is making them a visit.
Miss Schaefer is a member of the we'll
known Schaefer Sisters orchestra of Mis-
soula, in which she plays a cornet.
George F. Ingram, as deputy sheriff,
arrived in Deer Lodge yesterday after
noon with two prisoners for the pen.
They were Samuel Buford and James
Evans, who broke into a building in
Helena last week and stole $3.50 worth of
old brass. They pleaded guilty to burg
larry, and each received a sentence of Is
months.
Another case Of scarlet fever, in a mild
form. broke out at Mrs. Graham's home
on lower Main street last Friday, the
victim being her eldest daughter, Ade-
laide. This is the only case in. Deer Lodge
at present. The house was placed under
quarantine by the city authorities last
Saturday. The young lady is doing nicely
n said to be recovering rapidly.
On Monday evening Thomas Davey, |
the bright little 5-year-old son of Mr.. |
n Mrs. F. s.. Davey, celebrated his 9Th
birthday by giving a party to a few of his
young friends at the home of his parents !
on Rainbow avenue Besides numerous
games and amusements, Mr.. Davey en-
tertained the young folks with a magic |
lantern show, which was provocative Of
much mirth and very entertaining. Ice
cream and cake and other refreshments
were served and heartily enjoyed by the
youngsters.
Master Luc.en Larable gave a lovely
Washington's birthday party to a num-
her of his young boy friends at the home !
o fhis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Lara
bic, las Thursday afternoon. Besides
having a happy time at play, most deli |
refreshments We're bountifully serv- |
needless to say, partaken of by !
the youngsters. On the table where the |
good things to eat We're served was p'ac-J
ed a representative of the historic cher
ry tree and hatchet with which the Ia
ther of our country is associated. Each
was presented with souvenirs of
the occasion in the shape of little flags
and hatchets. |
The Art club, together with a number
of invited friends, was entertained last
afternoon by Mrs. N. J.. Bielen-
berg a ther home OF Missouri avenue.
BY special request of the hostess, the
We're dressed in Martha Washing
ton costume. The parlors n conserva-
tory were beautifully decorated with tn I
colors of the country. Refreshments
consisting of ices, cake, coffee and bon
bons, were served by Misses Clara Gal
n%F y ~ NAyr