Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-14
SCARED At A DOG
RUNAWAY HORSE INJURIES TWO
YOUNG LADIES.
FINE SOCIETY BREAKFAST,
Mrs. scharnikow Entertains Her Lady
F~riends-Musicale at the
~ Prison.
Deer Lodge, August Is.

e. Prison.
10 ',~"-AM -s
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g Deer Lodge, August Is.
while returning from Rock Creek lake
Saturday evening, and while yet on
the dangerous grade, the horse being
driven by Mrs. H. A.. MCPHERSON.
her friends, Miss Mollie Wiles, Leila Nc
Lain and Elizabeth Thompson. took
fright at a dog that came out of the brush
in front of them and ran away, throwing
the occupants of the carriage out, severe
IS injuring Miss Wiles and Miss CLAIM.
the others escaping without injury. The
Horse ran into town without DIN much
damage to the rig. Fortunately John
Astte and wife were behind in a spring
wagon and rendered temporary assist
ance and brought the party to town. 1t
will be some days yet before the extent
Of the injuries to Misses Wiles and NC
Lain can b. determined. At any rate, all
are being congratulated upon their for
tunate escape from death.
Mrs. Scharnikow entertained a number
of her lady friends to a delicious IL
o'clock breakfast Friday morning. The
affair was greatly enjoyed by the ladies'
and was one of the unique entertain
ments for which the S~charnikow home is
remembered. Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. ScharnikOW had a large number OF
ladies and gentlemen as their guests. On
this occasion a musical programme was
introduced that was exceedingly pleas
ing. Miss Vivian, of Fulton, Mo, had
been engaged for the occasion and as the
lady is an expert on harp, violin. man
!dolin and piano, there was an abundance
of sweet music almost continuously
throughout the evening. Mrs. Rev. CraW-
ford sans a number of vocal selections II
her usual sweet voice. Delicious refresh
ments We're served to add TO the pleas
ure Of the evening. Miss Vivian has beer
making a tour Of the coast and is at pres
ent the guest of friends in Butte. She
is accompanied by Miss Jamison, also 81
Fulton, the lady being one of the teachers
in the Missouri Schools for the Dear ano
Dumb. Miss Jamison gave a most In
teresting exhibition of methods used In
teaching the un~fortunates. which was
greatly appreciated by the audience.
r. The result of the National Park con-
test, in which Miss Sue WEIGH came Out
victorious, gives very general satlsfac'
ftion. The young lady is very happy ove1
her victory and is now preparing for tn
happy trip hat the Inter Mountain Is x
be thanked for. The friends Of Miss MOL
lille wiles, one OF the contestants. ,hav
every thoughtfully rendered that youn
lady a gratuitous trip to Wonderland
land If the lady recover sufficiently frof
lher recent accident she will no doubt &C
cept.
Many of our citizens enjoyed q yer,
elaborate musical programme at tn
iprison yesterday. Mr.. Cline, the band
master, has developed in the prison ban'
lone of the best in the state. By the frs
iof September the band will have 35 mem
bers and the interest that these men tax
in it is marvellous. Many tn
services held in the chapel by Rev. A. =
Martin, and many We're taken through
the prison premises sight seeing.
Mrs, Peter Walton n Mrs. Fran
iConley are at the head of a camping par
ty that will leave here elegantly equippet
Thursday, for the Big Blackfoot countr.
to be absent two weeks. William Henr,
adams, the Well-known caterer, goe
along in charge Of the CUISINE depart
lment. which insures all that could be de
sired in this important part of the trip.
An engine ran over n killed the fla
vorite pet dog of John Bielenberg, at tn
tx. & B. ranch, north of this city, Sun
day morning, which caused general re
greet, not only about the household, bu
in town where 1t was a favorite. TIL
animal was put in a coffin and given
burial by it's friends and admirers.
H. Dinglespier, New York; w. II
jSheerin, Butte; Thomas Carroll, Butte
Gus Goldsmith. Kansas City: o. H. Ba
ker, Chicago; e. w. Hill. Butte; c.. :
Hurley and wife, Butte: A. c. Dallas
Chicago; H. E. King n Joe Brother:
butte. are at the McBurney.
+. A, Robinson, DIR. J. Hood Owing
land P Bader will represent Mount Powe
lodge A.. o. U. W.. of this city, in tn
!Grand Lodge at Helena, Wednesda,
iMr. Robinson will return by way OF Ellis
iton wednesday evening and bring Mr.!
,Robinson home.
Messrs, John A.. Davis and Misse
Carey. of Butte, We're entertained at II