Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-03

l W. II MEYERS, WIZ Is interested III IN
coal business, was in the city last weed
from his home in Horr.
Ed Jones of this city spent the latte
part of the week visiting friends at Ham
ilton. Ravalli county.
George P. Dier was among the passen-
gers to arrive in Bozeman on Friday
mornings e%ast-bound train.
A.. w. Martin was in town from Trail
Creek Saturday. He is one of the min.
ing men of hat now famous CAMP.
F. A. Clothier of Manhattan was among
the ms who made up the crowd
on Bozeman's busy streets Saturday.
w. H. Owen was in Livingston Tues
day evening of last week attending a
ball given by the fire department of that
city.
Jerome Cobb, a former resident of this
valley, was in town the past week with
a drove of horses which he sold to par
ties in Bozeman.
Rev. G. c. Rector has returned from
Park county where he assisted Rev. J.
River church.
Mrs. c. F. Fransham, Mrs. T. M. Neves
Mrs. M. T. Lewis returned Sunday morn
ing from a weeks sojourn at Hunters
Hot Springs.
A. L. Murray Of Courts was In Big
Timber, Sweetgrass county. the early
part Of last week on business. He form
erly lived at Big Timber.
Rev. August Lobitz Of the city went
over to Livingston Sunday and held serv-
ices in the German language at one of
the churches of that city.
r. N. Hawkins Of Norris transacted
business in town Friday. He is the man
ager of the 1sdell Mercantile company's
branch establishment at Norris.
from Trail Creek shrdluoinshrdluun
August Mackenzie was in the city
from Trail Greek Saturday. He is lately
from Dawson City, Alaska where he fol-
lowed the a~rgonauts who went in pur-
suit of gold.
Mrs. w. M. Roberts returned from a Wis.
1t to Kansas Saturday.
F. T. Osborn of this city was a WIS.,
itor in Helena the latter part Of last
week.
B.. T. Stanton of his city was in Hele-
ma the first of the week on business.
Peter Koch was among the Bozeman
residents who visited Helena Friday.
Mrs. c. B. Clark of Carbon county has
been visiting Mrs. Marsh Nelson of this
city for a. week.
j. F. WIlkin, a well known resident OF
the valley. was a visitor in Montana's
capital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mardis are visiting
MI. and Mrs. Holiday at Livingston for
a few days this week.
Senator Charles Hoffman returned from
a trip to Washington last week. He was
in attendance IN the Clark bribery case.
]. w. Williams of Salesille, one of the
ex-county commissioners of this county.
was in the city Tuesday from his ranch
home.
Sam Mendenhall was in Pony Friday
and ouches for the truth of the famous
find of ore in the Boss Tweed mine on
Mineral Hill.
Henry Altenbrand Of New York was
in the city the first of the week.. He was
on a trip to Manhattan to examine the
work lone on the new paper mill and
other Improvements on his property.
Clarence Coffin is in Chicago enjoying
the sight of the city by the lake and re-
newing acquaintance with friends and
relates. He stopped over in Livingston
a day when en- route.
President James Reid Of the college
will deliver a lecture at a LECTURE course
which will be given in Big Timber dur
of the school library at that place.
Miss Mary c. Lewis. daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. F. B.. Lewis of this city, gradu-
ated from the Dillon normal school Fri
day evening OF last week. Six gradu-
ates were given diplomas on this occa-
sion.
walt Buzzard Of Cottonwood was in
the city Saturday and made q pleasant
call at the office Of the Chronicle. He
is among the enterprising young men Of
the alley who are making a splendid sue
cess OF ranching.
Miss Potts, one Of Gallatin county's
teachers, has accepted a position in
Sweetgrass county, near Bib Timber. It
Is the first term of school taught in the
new school building and the opening OF
the educational institution was celebrated
by a dance.
J. C. Mccarthy Of Chestnut was in the
city Saturday. He reports orders coming
In to his mine at that place for more coal
than he can possibly supply and SAYS
every mine in the state. running full
blast could not supply the present de-
mand for coal in Montana.
Mr.. Sam H. Sharman. formerly Miss
Ada Dell of Bozeman, left Logan Nom