Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-05
raft stations from Kohrs & Bielen-

draft stations from Kohrs & Bielen-
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Judge yelling Napton came down
from Anaconda last Friday and re-
manned until that evening greeting rela-
tives and friends.
Manager c. D.. Joslyn of the E. L.
Bonner company, who was laid up with
a severe cold a day or two the first of
last week, is now out and as full of ener-
gy as ever.
G. B. Jones, whose family spent the
winter months in Deer Lodge, and who
recently removed to their ranch up the
valley, was in the city last Saturday and
Sunday. @@NU
Mrs. Phil H. Miller, with Mahlon and
the baby, arrived from their home in
Helena Monday evening to visit a short
time with the home folks. VIM. Williams
and family.
Attorney George A. haywood and L.
NJ. Busby, distinguished Philipsburg citi-
zens, were here Sunday and took in the
concert at the pen. The latter is an old
band man.
S. N. Arnold came in from Rock Creek
Lake Friday with a fine lot of fir and
mountain ash trees, suitable for planting.
They We're taken and put out by our citi-
ZenS. AsA
'Ferd Pearson, one of Deer Lodges best
young men, has taken a position as as
sistant mail clerk on the Copper City.
and now makes the run between Butte
and Grantsdale.
w. B. Wiles, after a visit of several
days at his old home, Deer Lodge, re-
turned to Coloma Friday, where he is
looking after property for the Mammoth
Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.. Henneberry. who
We're the guests of their sister, Mrs. Mar
tin Gleeson, for several days, returned
to their home in Ryan's canyon on Wed
nesday evenings train.
John Richards, a former resident of
! nopr T .oIpp hlJt now one nf the good cit
liens of Washington Gulch, was a guest
several days the past week of j. w
Farley and family in this city.
"Hyly' Smurr, the eldest sono : Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Smurr, formerly OF Deer
Lodge, but now of Anaconda. came down
Sunday and is a guest of his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Peck.
Miss Edna Hendren. who had been at
tending school here this term. left for her
home at Washington Gulch Friday. The
evening before she was treated to 6 sur
prise party by her young schoolmates
and friends, who also accompanied hel
to the train to bid her goodbye.
The Morreau brothers. who expected
to start last Monday for the Northwest
Territory, Canada, will not get away
until the first of next week. They &c
overland. and will take. beside their CAM
outfit. about a dozen horses.
John Fitzpatrick. jr. and brother. Joe
drove over from their home at Washing.
lpI HulSI last IIIuoS dtlu IcildIICu oNCl
Sunday.
DR.. II. J. Riesland, the oculist who has
been in Deer Lodge for a week, left fol
Great Falls Monday.
The May ball. given by the band boys
last evening, was a most happy affair
They made excellent music, which wa
much appreciated by the gay throne
present. Financially, while not up tt
last year, the boys did right well, abou
l $G5 being cleared.
t Ex-Governor Richards Of Butte, 'censu
: supervisor for Montana. has appointe,
l most OF his enumerators for the state
) Those for Deer Lodge county are JOSEF
Peckert Elliston: Leon r. Beudry, Jane
:. Hicks and Chas. w. AtWater.
, Conrad Kohrs is spending a week o
two in this neighborhood, dividing hi
!, time between his stock interests and hi
| placer mining interests in the Pionee
district. The old-time friends of the fam
: lily are looking forward to the time. witt
: much pleasure, when he and his famil,
will return to Deer Lodge for the sum
' mer.