Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-10

Robert Harris, Jr, was down from
the Springs" Sunday. He accompa-
MED an insane patient this far, who was
on his way to California. The patient
was a young man afflicted with insom-
ma, ana was being taken to his home
oy MS mother, who had come for him.
JACK Reid has thrown up his contract
Tor hauling of ore for, the Emery Leasing
and the ore is now being haul
ea ny A. Mundinger, Frank Vannier and
H - "A new platform, in addition to
me three already provided at the switch
IN Deer Lodge, has just been put in.
Mrs. DR.. M. j. Bell, who went to Chi
cago some time ago to consult a special
lst, mas entirely recovered her health,
ana Is now visiting her old home in I'LL
nos: rms will be glad news to the
ladys many friends in Deer Lodge, sue
Is expected home inside of a month.
A very merry party, armed wit hbask-
cts hlled with goodies took possession
OF the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Trask
last Wednesday evening. It was a gem
ulne surprise and a most delightful even
ing was spent in c~ard-playing, music and
dancing. Delicious refreshments were
served, and all had a very pleasant time.
Miss Bessie Mills, daughter of Mrs.
Mamie b. Mills. formerly of Deer Lodge,
put now OF Bozeman, is reported quite
i'll of typhoid fever.
Miss Sallie Batterton left for Bozeman
last Sunday to help nurs cher niece, Miss
Bessie Mills. who was reported quite i'll
of typhoid fever:
w. J. McCiclland says he will leave
the hrst OF next month for the Philip
pines There's n thing-if he does go
hell have the best wishes of a whole lot
of friends.
G.. w. Sines and wife of Anaconda are
in Deer Lodge today. They are guests
or Mrs. George Gregson, Mrs. Sines' sis
ter, and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Sines ex-
pect to leave for Seattle in a day or
two.
Jake Hitz received, by telegram, last
sunday afternoon the very unwelcome
news of the death of his brother-in-law,
in Salt Lake City. He left for that place
the same evening to be present at the
funeral and comfort his sister in her sor-
row. He is expected home the latter
part of this week.
on a weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Maud DaVis-Baker, in Helena. returned
home last evening. She was accompa-
MED by her little granddaughter, VI
rogue Bake who will stay with them
while her mother is on a visit to relatives
and friends in Seattle and other points
west for the benefit of her health.
Last Friday evening a merry party of
the young friends of Miss Marie Reede
stOrmed the residence of MI. and Mrs. ].
z. Shaubut, where she makes her home.
1t was a complete surprise to that young
lady, in whose honor the occasion was
gotten up, and a delightfully."- happy even
ing. was enjoyed by all. The stormers
took refreshments, which were served at
a seasOnable hour.
Carlos Terrill, aged is years, after an
of ten days with spinal meningit-
is, died at his home, near Rack Track
station, last Thursday night. The burial
in the Deer Lodge cemetery
last Sunday, a large numer of the vail
ley people being in attendance. Rev.. e.
1. Crawford. pastor of the Christian
church in Deer Lodge, officiated. De-
was a son of the late K. G.. Ter
rill.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Robinson last Sat
urday in front of the old courthouse. in
Deer Lodge. sold a one-half interest in
the Dewey Quartz lode mining claim In
district. The sale was made to
a judgment of Lee Montgomery
and A. w. Allie against Thomas Casey.
The property was bought by Col. Tom
McTague for $90.15, the amount of the
judgment and cost.
Miss Sheila Napton, who has been
friends and relatives in Missouri
since the middle of last December, is ex-
to arrive at her home in Anacon-