Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

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Joe Coleman of the Mountain and Den
yer Reduction works.
Miss Clara McDonel, after a weeks
with her Deer Lodge relatives and
friends. returned to her home in Phil
tpsburg last Saturday.
Harve Fifer, formerly Of Race Track
bur now of Weiser, Idaho, was in Deer
Lodge last Saturday, having come UP
from Idaho on a business trip.
Levi Davis, accompanied by his bride,
returned last Wednesday from Utah and
are staying at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Smurr, in Anaconda.
George Foreman, a young attorney OF
Colorado and a nephew OF Mrs. Mary L.
Kelley of Deer Lodge, will shortly go to
Butte to practice his profession.
Joe Williams and George Wilson, we'll
known i'm Deer Lodge, returned Saturday
from h state of Washington to join
Billy James sheep shearing crew.
MRS. r. G. Humber, after a visit Of a
month or more to her daughter Mrs. D.
IS. Fotheringham and family at North
port, WASH. returned home last Friday.
Miss Mabel Catlin left last week for
Bradley between Avon and Garrison, in
the Dana school district. wher she be-
gan a four months school Monday of
this week.
A. w. McCune, Jr., of Salt Lake, SON.
in-laW of Noise Menard of this city,
spent several lays last and his week on
a visit to relatives and friends in Deer
Lodge.
Judge 0. B. O'Bannon leaves this even
Ing for Drummond on a business trip.
He will be absent several days, as he
expects to go to Helena and Butte be-
fore returning home. .
Miss Mollie Wiles returned Sunday
from a weeks visit with her brother
Walter. at Coloma, and Mrs. T. H.
Morse at Drummond. She reports having
a delightful time.
Miss Georgiana Graham of the Young
Ladies Seminary faculty left Monday
eXeEting for her vacation. After a short
visit In Chicago she will go to her home
in Toronto, Canada.
Colonel Tom McTague went down to
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Charles Russell of the Northern Pacific
IN regard to transportation for excur-
sioTists from Butte on the Fourth.
e. L. Bonner and family, who have
spent the past winter In the East. in
Guiding a tour of the principal European
cities. are expected to return to their
nome In Missoula next week.
Mrs. Henry Knoppe and son are IN
from their ranch today on busiess. The
lady some ice tulip bulbs with
ner Which. in the goodness of her heart.
she presented to friends.
Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Mary Max
Well and little daughter Ruth of Anacon-
ga returned home today after a weeks
visit with Judge and Mrs. Baltterton and
other relatives and friends.
WORD was received by wire by friends
OF tne FAMILY in Deer Lodge this morn
ing making known the death Of Mrs.
M L. Goodwin. at her home in Mis-
soula. "Ae-
Wlilam F. Furay of Anaconda greeted
old-tlhne friends in Deer Lodge Ia ct
lanurSdav. his first visit in quite a long
time. He looks quit natural and 10 as
kenlal and full of sunshine as ever
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James j.. Kelley Of Helena last weak
a telegram from w, d. Randau
= - Dehver norseman. who says that 100
neau OF racing horses will surely he
there 1t the race season is arranged
Charlie Reed was down fron IT..
placer diggings in Spring gulch. Emery
u1strlct,last Friday afternoon. He 10
lard while the water Lasts
ana says he expects to take out con,
more pay before the season
Ray Welton. who went east some
months g with a band OF horses for
sale. now has a POSITION in the St. Paul
Ray is a good horseman
anu VIII make a valuable addition to
Inc list of employees there.
Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Allen and little
laughter OF Helena. after a several
days visit here as guests of Mrs Al.
ems brothers, N. p. and H. w. Evans
and their families. left for the Bitter
Root valley yesterday for a visit with
her mother.
Ditto and Fred stroh were up from
Little Bear last Friday, where they are
a mining lease obtained from
PAUL Mitchell Rily onnorc 10 ~ Iii.