Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-26
BOHEMIAN Me- WIS
Dan e. Allen. manager Inter Mountain
Branch mice p. o. News Stand.
COAL IS BOOMING
Chestnut MINES TO BE PUSHED
TO THEIR LIMIT
GOOD HAY CROP IN GALLATlN

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Fine Rain in the valley-Huckleber-
ries Interest the Housekeepers
-Picnics and Visitors.
Bozeman, July %, 1900.
For a number Of years. the coal mines
at Chestnut hav been looked upon as one
of the leading industries of this county, a
and a source of future wealth to all who
happily are connected with the rich coal
deposits on the slope of the mighty range
Lately it became evident that there was
need Of more capital and larger efforts to
deoe1op the a,,1 mines mines at Oh. Ghes aHas,,sn Selling ing
was an easy matter, If the mines could be
made to produce it at the speed that the
would allow. It was with satisfaction that
the people of Bozeman learned a few lays
g that new blood had been taken into
Heinze, and that the work at the mines
would now progress faster than ever. Mr..
Heinze Is president Of the company and J.
men will make a great team. Both in their
separate lines are equipped and experienced
as are but few. and Chestnut and Gallatin
county are to be congratulated.
A party of Bozeman people drove out to
the Nichols ranch last Friday and spent
of Lime Kiln creek. The party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Lewis and their
guests, Mr.. Curtis and his two daughters;
Mrs. J. p. Martin, Miss Alice Martin, Miss
Myrtle Lawrence, Mr.. Thomas Lewis and
Miss Edna Lewis.
s. ". Stewart Of Virginia City arrived in
the city Thursday, by his
Stewart Of Waverly, Kan. The latter will
County Attorney Stewart, and viii visit in
Virginia City q month before returning
home. - . "
been visiting at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
F. B. Lewis, departed Monday for the
Yellowstone National park and will make
turning to this city.
t. w. H. Wagner, a resident of Illinois, ar
rived in the city last week. He is at pres
The The party left for wonderland last FRI.
day. ."'.
week from a trip to Red Bluff. He reports
business booming at the mines, and the
air of the Madison valley full of smoke
from busy engines.
If the showers continue through harvest
paulin will pay for itself by preserving the
binder and shedding rain from an open
stack. |f HE,%
middle of last week wet a number of fields
of punched hay SO thoroughly that it had
to be spread on the stubbles to dry.
Miss A. r. Teitjen, who has been en-
ployed as nurse in DR.. Chambliss' sani-
day for lo Wa tne pas1 sf B. C. departed "eanes-
Huckleberries are ripe fully a month
earlier than in other years, and the hills
are particularly generous with their crops
this season.
Mrs. E. D. Ferguson and children left
They were accompanied by Miss Lena
Kleven. -"E
Cora Woodland, who has been engaged as
milliner for the Golden Rule during the
past season, departed for the east this
week.
D.. c. Bigger of the Golden Rule force has
returned from a trip through the park and
resumed his employment at the store.
The local sugar market has taken a
boom since the annual practice of putting
up berries has begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Johnson returned
Thursday morning from a weeks visit In
Sweet Grass county.
/ "A jug o. HhCHiIls Ill . uHiOI liz III
that will pe familiar to the farmers hand
for a week or SO.
Joseph Kountz returned Thursday morn
ing from a few days stay at Belgrade on
business.
The binder Is king of the valley this
week, and stacks of hay are going up on
all sides.
Charles Portman of Livigston spent a
few days in this city the latter part of last
week.
Asparagus Culture Is the title of the
latest bulletin of the experiment station.
W, +. Crowley of Logan was in the city
Wednesday of last week.
: REWARD.
The undersigned will pay the sum Of
twenty-fye hundred dollars ($2, 500 COZ te
a anv person or persons furnishing the un-
! dersigned with information which will
lead to the detection and conviction OF
any person or persons or corporations
who have heretofore or may hereafter
D trespass upan and extract and remove
: ores or minerals from any Of the under
t ground workings beneath the surface OF
the Pennsylvania Lode Claim, Lot No
10 In silver Bow county. Montana. "