Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

Judge ". H. Trippet spent yesterday
in Butte.
Z w. w. McWiHiams from Philipsburg
is a guest in the city.
c. s. Haire and c. B. Mccarthy of Hell
ena are in the city.
Mrs. Gerald Sullivan visited her pa
rents at Butte yesterday.
/ The Fred Gangner fishing party has
returned from Rock creek.
Mrs. F. E. Moore has returned from
an extended visit in the east.
Mrs. L.. Thompson is the guest Of Mrs.
T. D. Fitzgerald at 405 Oak street.
The Modern Woodmen of America
from Butte will picnic at Deer Lodge
August 10.
The Deer Lodge public schools will
open for the fall term on Monday, Sep
TENDER 10.
A false alarm of fire was turned in last
evening from box No. 5, at the corner Of
Park and Elm streets.
James B. Rankin, a native of England,
declares his intention Of becoming a citi-
zen Of the United States.
Found-Between Anaconda and Mountain
View park 4 ladies' black sacque. Owner
call at Inter Mountain office and secure
garment. "
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chambers viii de-
part next Sunday evening on a'tour Of
the National park.
c. S. Batterman and B. H. Dunshee,
A~malganrated Copper company officials
from Butte, We're in the city yesterday.
The Butte, Anaconda. & Pacific railway
will make a round trip rate of s. from Ana
conda to Butte and return on Sundays, eff
fectivn June "a.
Nine. NJ. A. Livermore will leave for
New York city this evening with other
buyers from the g. c. G. store.
John hobart, from Butte, and Henry
A~ltenbrand, from Manhattan, both brew
cry men, are at the Montana.
William j. Pfeiffer, floor manager in
the Copper City store, left this morning
for a visit at his old home in Iowa.
Sheriff Conley went to Helena this
morning, having in custody Ada Parker,
who will be placed in the House of the
Good Shepherd.
Mrs. Wood. Miss Agnes Garron and
Miss Lizzie Garron. from Great Falls,
are the guests Of Mrs. NJ. C. Rowe at SIG
West Park avenue.
Miss Emma Kier left for Butte this
morning. After visiting there a few
days she will go to Pipestone s~"irgs,
where she will remain several lays Win
a party of friendss
lieutenant 'ldEt1lCG j. BOarUrn9n.
Company A, Montana volunteers, from
Great Falls, is in the city. He is treas
urer of the Great Falls baseball team
is making a host of friends in the
Copper City.
Tom Dollar an eyewitness to the
killing of Paddy Miles by Tom Burns,
and the principal witness for the prose-
cution, was yesterday taken into GUS
tody, but later released on a $3.50 bond
by the Hennault brothers.
The Modern Woodmen of America are
arranging to give a ball at Turner hall
on the evening of Thursday. August 16.
A flag presentation to the lodge will be
one of the features of the evening. The
address will be delivered by ]. NJ. Ken
nedy.
At a meeting of the Catholic club held
lest night President Joseph A. Hughes
appointed ths standing committees, who
will serve during his term. The house
which consists of Is men,
bers. has Richard Flanagan as chair
of the club baseball team.
A matched race will take place at the
race track next Sunday at 2 D. M. The
horses will be Angus Smiths
Maybird, William H%iltonhoff's Baybird
and James Johnson's Mike P. The event |
is for 800 a side. the winner to take all,
and will be best two in three. Owners
$50 -" e'iNi AiiN "a lSlb anu daS !
will be selected at the track. !
After the regular meeting of the Mod +.
ern Woodmen of America. held last
night, at which Is new members We're
a sociable was given by the
of the Royal Neighbors. The
programme was as follows: Duet. vio-
lin and accordion. Mr.. Valley and SON:
piano duet. Professor Meyers and Miss
Lewis: recitation. Miss Muriel
Bliss: select reading. Mrs. Austin: piano
500. Miss Annie Clucas; recitation. Mrs.
Bliss; vocal duet. Mrs. Lathrop
and Mrs. Wightman. After this pro-
refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake We're served. Dancing
followed.
A well known merchant. who has a
business, said today thai he did not
know of a valley in Montana where the
are as prosperous as in Lower
Dr. Deer Lodge valley. They are a class
Of people. said he. who seldom ask for
credit, but when they do It Is as good as
cash. II have noticed that an unusual
number of the ranchers come to town
nowadays in their own buggies. Near
every day some rancher can BIZ seen
home with a new buggy or some
else calculated to make more COM
fort on the ranch. This speaks we'll for
his part of the state and proves that