Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-24
BOULDER AGELETS.

Chas. Scharf was in Helena yesterday.
George poore has taken Il place in he
store of r. A. Wickes.
DR.. and Mrs. Rud drove over from
Jefferson yesterday.
Mrs. Selvidge and her son who have
been at the Springs during the winter
went to their home in Helena yesterday.
Fred Powell had a slight stroke Of
paralysis that affected his speech Mon
day morning. but it soon passed away.
The infant child of Mr.. TerWilliger has
been quite i'll, but is now reported inn
proving: Thos. %Simpkins child has also
been dangerously i'll but is some better at
present.
Arthur Page was here Saturday from
the southern part of the county making
final proof on his homestead and was ac-
c~ompanied by r.. w. Noble and G. p.
Redfield as witnesses.
Miss Nellie Mcguire who has spent
several months with relatives in the
valley and also taught Il term Of school
there, started Saturday for her home in
Ogden, expecting to stop about a week in
Butte on the way. Quite a number were
at the station to bid the young lady good
bye.
G. w. Sweet was a visitor to Helena the
first of the week.
Curtis Denbow was here from Wickes
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Concannon We're
here from Basin Sunday.
Miss Hamke of Helena spent a few
days here with the Misses Taylor.
Miss Brady and Miss Dee were here
from Basin for the ball Friday evening.
l.. Sponheim and J. Fl. Rule We're visit
ors here two or three days last week.
Miss Rose Riglltenour is in the upper
Madison valley visiting with the family
of her brother.
Nv y II Da,l- unI family d oyo~
from Corbin and spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Patterson.
Mrs. Pickett of Twin Bridges is here to
remain a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds at the Springs.
Z. H. Foster was in Helena last Satur-
day attending a meeting of the republic
can state central ommitte of which he
is the member for this ounty.
Mrs. O. F. Foster OF Clancy visited With
friends here a few days recently. Mr..
Foster who is yet at the Great Northern
station in CLANCY came over Sunday at
ternoon.
Judge Parker and Mr., Monaghan ar
rived here Saturday evening after a short
term of court in Virginia city. J
Mrs. D.. ID. Lyon who formerly lived
near Alhambra but who for some months
past has been in Boulder With her son, r..
r. Lyon, has now gone to California
where another son resides.
Miss Bertha Bennett passed through
Boulder Monday on her way to Marys-
vile to see her mother who is stopping
there with Prof. and Mrs. Bell. Miss
Bennett has for several weeks past been
attending the state normal school at
Dillon.
Boulder continues to be a Mecca for
bridal couples, often from Butte on
their way to the Springs. Wednesday
came Finley McDorland and Miss Hilda
Belle Hagenson from Marysville n
We're married by Rev. Mr.. CRUDE at the
Presbyterian parsonage
Tracey l.. Blair and Ira Bailey went to
Anaconda last week to work With Mr..
Tefft as members of the surveying party.
Mrs. Blair who has been at the Windsor
hotel for several months went to Ana
conda Sunday. Her place at the hotel is
taken by Miss Hieher from Corbin.
w. D. Talbot of Jefferson was here
Monday. He reports everything quiet
about the old town but with a chance for
some activity in Golconda gulch during
the coming season. Mr.. o. p. Chisholm,
formerly of ROzeman, but now living in
Chicago is expected out in May to look at
mining properties which he owns in Col
conda and 1t is likely hat they will be
worked this season.
Miss Ann Smith visited here from
Helena for a few days.
Miss Osborne of Basin made a short
visit in Boulder Saturday.
j. e. Cox. formerly assayer and book
keeper at the Gray f agile mine, returned
last week from a visit to his old home in
Canada.
John Holt and family came here from
Basin this morning to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Riley.
r. NJ. Cralle returned yesterday from
surveying some mining claims in the
Cataract district, and reports about four
feet of snow up there.
1t is reported that a branch of the state
mo Mustache' club has been organized
at the Springs. some of the members be-
ing DR.. Germain. John Tingley, WILDER
Parent, Al. Davidson and ]. ]. Sullivan.
John NJ. Tindall is moving from the
southern part of the country to the Rog-
ers ranch recently purchased by Rule &
Tindall. Chas. Tindall also came over
for a few days but will soon go to his
ranch in daho. l
The @. v. F. I. coterie held a very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. j. H. Hildebrand
yesterday afternoon with all members
present and a few guests. Aside from the
weighty questions Of political science
and the relationship that our newly ac-
quired territorial possessions bear to
this country. particularly as to the right
of congress to impose a tariff on importa-
tons from Porto Rico, there was an eX-
animation into sociological conditions,
followed by something lighter by the
way of embroidery. metaphysical mani
festations, ~telepathy. and thought trans
ference as demonstrated by the PLAN
chett through the medium of involuntary
muscular action controlled by nental im-
presssions either unconsciously or
through ~extraneous influences. The
meetings of the club are always pleasant
and each hostess prepares some novel
form Of entertainment, sometimes in
Guiding quotations upon an appropriate
topic. other times an elaborate menu hid.
den in metaphor or verse. but always i'm
teresting and clever. At this meeting ~
on all others q fine repast was spread.