Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-07
| is visiting in Deer Lodge, the guest OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cahallin.


| is visiting in Deer Lodge, the guest of
| Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cahallin.
Prof. G. T. Bramble last week bought
| the residence property in which he is
now living from James w. Fox.
Mrs. w. j. Allen and mother, Mary B.
| Evans, came in from Missoula Thursday
and are guests of relatives in this city.
w. E. Coleman of Bonner and Charley
Parker of Wallace, Idaho, are home to-
| day to enjoy the Fourth with family and
friends.
Conrad Kohrs and family arrived Sat
| urday evening from Helena to spend a
| month or six weeks at their country
| home near this city.
| Miss Frances Miller, who has been the
| guest of Miss Florence Kelley the past
two weeks, left for her home in Philips
burg Saturday.
Joe Coleman came in from Bearmouth
Yesterday in order to be on hand for the
Fourth in Deer Lodge, where he has a
| host of friends.
Mrs. J. H.fOwings and daughter, Mar
guerite, went to Philipsburg Saturday to
| isit Mrs. Owing's sister, Mrs j. H. Will
Hams and family.
Misses Cornelia and Katie Van Gundy.
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in Butte the last two weeks, re-
| turned home Sunday.
Willie Kohrs is home from Cornell
university, Ithica, N. Y, and is prepar-
| ing for a very happy summer vacation in
] harnq
Miss Clara Galbraith left on the Cop
per City Limited Saturday afternoon for
| a visit with her sister, Miss Augusta,
/ who is teaching school in Nevada valley.
Mrs. ]. c. Styles and children after a
few days visit to her parents, Judge and
| Mrs J. 7. Batterton and family, re-
| turned to her home at Avon Monday.
Some Butte friends last week sent
| Mayor Conley monkey which he has
| presented to the penitentiary band as a
| mascot.
| Mrs. Maud Davis Baker Of Spokane is
| the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Judge Davis
| this week. Mrs. Baker expects to start
hOmeward tomorrow.
"a visitor in town Monday Miss Elliott
is one of the popular teachers in the An
| acOnda schools.
A. B. Clements of the. Aetna Savings
and Trust company OF Butte came in
yesterday horseback, having had some
some business up the valley.
Misses Edna and Fanny Bowie, who
| have been visiting relatives and friends
| in Deer Lodge the last two weeks, left
for their home in Philipsburg Saturday.
Miss Henneberry and Mrs. W. F. Hen
| neberry drove from Dillon Monday in
| their buggy and are now guests of their
sister Mrs. Martin Gleeson, in this CITY,
c. x. Larrabee and family of Fair
| haven, Wash, who have been visiting his
brother. S. e. Larabie and family, for
the past 10 days, departed for home Mon
day.
J. S. La Gro and family of Butte ar
rived Saturday and are comfortably at
home in Deer Lodge in the residence for
| merly occupied by Presiding Elder Ia
Dor.
Mrs. Patience Conn, after nearly a
weeks visit to oldtime friends and
neighbors, returned to her home in Gran
i lite county Saturday. Her friends were
| much pleased to see her.
Charley Andrue, a former resident Of
this place but a resident of Butte for the
past eight years, is in Deer Lodge today
enroute to Cape Nome where he will cast
his lot among the beach miners.
Hon. r. G. Humber returned Saturday
from Sumpter, Ore, and Northport,
WASH, having been absent for more
than eight months. The gentleman looks
hearty and Is as jovial as of old.
Sheep shearing in the valley is pretty
well through with. A crew finished up
at Eli Dezourdfs yesterday and today
they are working on the band of Will
lam Willms, south of Powell creek.
Mrs Barbara O'Neill and little grand
daughter, Dovie Bowden. who has spent
the last several months with her left