Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-20
duties as guardian Of the peace and quiet

duties as guardian Of the peace and quiet
Of this section.
Mrs. Thomas McTague returned home
the latter part of last week from Butte.
where she had been in ~endan at the
bedside of her sister, who had been very
i'll of pneumonia, but is now We'll on the
road to recovery.
H. w. Locke of Denver, who had been
here in the interest of the Woodmen of
the World, left yesterday. While here
he received u applications for admission
to that order, and they will be initiated
at the next regular meeting.
County Surveyor w. E. Pinegar and
Will Fisher Of Anaconda, after several
days in the Coloma district surveying
mining claims, returned Yesterday morn
ing on the late train. Will stopped off
here and Mr.. Pinegar went on home.
Emil Hansen of Butte came down Sum
day and in the afternoon went out with
Mayor Conley and M. w. Trask for a
coyote chase. They went up on Peterson
creek, but the coyotes were out of sight
and they didn't fetch. Better luck next
time.
S. E.. Larabie departed last Saturday
for a visit Of two or three weeks in the
east, combining business with pleasure.
During his stay there he will visit his
daughters, Misses Mayme and Beth, and
son., Don, who are attending institutions
of learning there.
Rev. j. c. Coleman, pastor of thePres-
byterian church., after a several weeks
| visit to his old home in Goshen, N. Y,
returned last Friday evening and filled
his pulpit in Deer Lodge Sunday as
usual. Quite a number of his friends
rather expected he'd bring a life partner
back with him, but he didn't.
The ice harvest will begin tomorrow,
provided the weather does not moderate
too much. The ice on the Van Gundy
reserve, it is thought will be from IL to
IA inches thick, by that time. Colonel
Aylesworth has had his ice house put
in repair and expects to begin Thurs
day morning.
The Degree of Homo had an interest
ing meeting last Thursday evening. when
Mrs. Clara Lawyer, grand chief of honor,
Of Belt, and Mrs. . c. Gum, grand re-
corder of Butte, were present. After In
staliing officers for the ensuing year,
a fine basket luncheon was partaken of,
n a most happy social time was had.
The Emery mine in Zosel district, has
been quite a handsome little producer In
its. day. Notwithstanding it was shut
DOWN a good part of the time, 1t has
yielded close on to a million and q half
dollars. 1t has been a great little mime,
and there are those who ought to know
who believe 1t a scarcely been pros
pected yet.
Of Butte, after several days in Deer
Lodge as guests of N. j. Bielenberg and
family, returned home last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Stuart being an old-time
Deer Ledger, met many of his neighbors
and; associates of those days, and of
course the meetings We're delightfully."-
happy ones.
r. M. Farmer, one of the we'll known
transfer men of Butte, purchased yes
terday from the E. L. Bonner COM
pany, four draft horses formerly owned
by J. D.: Riley. The horses are good
ones and were put on the road for Butte
yesterday. Mr.. Farmer remained over
and enjoyed a coyote chase with Mayor
Conley during the afternoon.
Guy Shaubut, who has been engaged
in mining over in Madison county, came
home on a visit to his wife and friends
last Saturday. He says he saw ack
Devlin in Virginia City, and that things
have prospered with him during his
several years residence in that section.
Guy thinks a good deal of Madison
county in a mining way.
Miss Florence Kelley left today for
Philipsourg on an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Lon r. Hoss, n fam
at the depot to bid her goodbye, and
she was accompanied as far as Garrison
by Misses essie S%tackpole. Clara Gal
braith and Augusta B~ielenberg. Miss
Florence is one of the finest of Deer
Lodges girls. and she will be greatly
missed by her many friends here.
At the Whist Club contest at Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C.. Shaubut's last Wednesday
evening Mrs. M. w. Trask won the la
|, dies first prize, n Mrs. E. s. Stack
pole, second. The gentleman's first was
: won by Judge S. K.Davis and the second
by ]. N. Stewart of Butte. The evening
!. vase delightfully."- spent, and besides the
disposition Of a delicious luncheon by
the guests, Miss Marie Reeu favored
, them with several pretty and well-ren-
derpd vocal. solos.
:. Mrs. ]. c.. Shaubut and Miss Marie
. Reede most hospitality entertained quite
a number of their friends at a card
game selected. After the contest was
) over a dainty luncheon was served. The
;, gentlemen's first prize. a pretty boOk
was won by w. I. Higgins; second. q
!, fancy Handkerchief by Miss Jessie Stack.
! pole. The lady's first a book. C"Jans
!, Eyre,') was won by Miss Sue Welsh;
the second, a hat pin. by Mrs. All. Whit
!. following: Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bielen-
. berg. MI. n Mrs. H. A. Mcpherson
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Ramsey, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Alfred Whitworth, Mr.. and Mrs
:: Frank Conley. Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Eldred
of Warm Springs, Mr.. a nd Mrs. Nc
, Tague, MI. and Mrs. F. H. HOSES. Mr.
and Mrs. ". J. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
: Marble Beaumont, Mable Catlin, Nellie
! Fox. Florence Kelley, Jessie Stackpole
Mary COckrell. Norma Robinson, M. e
Wiles, Augusta Galbraith, Clara Gal
! braith, Augusta Bielenberg, E. Wylie
, O.. Graham. Leila McLain. Sue WEIGH
! belle Hagerty.-Blaisdell, Annie Bielen'
t berg. Estelle Reede, of Missoula. L. Marie
I Whiworth, j. c. Smith. Fred armed
Z James Coleman. w. B. Wiles, c. r
: Wi,es. Paul Mitchell, Ed. O'Neill, JOSEPH
!. Coleman and Rev. ]. c. Coleman.