Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-09

and Frank Winchell, left Sunday for !
Dillon, where they the day before ship |
ped the merry -go-round, and where they
will give the Dillon folks a good ride for !
their money.
John G. Shovel, who formerly attend
ed the College OF Montana here now a
prominent young business man of Fort
Benton, arrived onday just too late to at
tend the funeral his sister, Mrs. F.
M. Geiger.
Ben Crosswhite tells of a game of ball
Ben Crosswhite tells Of a game of base
ball recently played by the young ranch
ers at Race Track, which he umpired.
The teams were known as the DAILY"
and the "Clarks," and the "Clarks' won
by a large majority.
Mrs. John Gerdts left last Thursday
for Misoula, where she has since been
receiving treatment for her ailment at
the Sisters hospital. Her Deer Lodge
friends hope sincerely that she may be
permanently benefited.
Billy Wyckoff has bought a bunch of
good horses from Frank Mason and will
tomorrow leave for Southern Iowa with
a car lad, where HI will offer them for
sale. Billy is a good judge of a horse and
we expect him to make some dough on
the deal.
c. H. Williams and family came up
from the ranch Sunday to occupy their
residence in this city for a week or more,
that their younger son, Ray, may receive
treatment for a severe wound received
on the knee some time ago while playing
with an axe.
j. NJ. Ward, representing Orion Bros,
| v>;o ,D dom lo,.r IF I,,ftn ~, dawn Sun
day and will remain a week in the inter-
est of his firm. He is accompanied by
his wife, who will enjoy the fresh air.
flowers and shade of Deer Lodge with
him.
DR.. f. F. Dodds, a young physician
from Chicago, arrived in Deer Lodge last
Friday and has been employed as physi-
clan to the pen by Conley & McTague.
For the present hewill have his Office at
the prison and may later establish a
downtown Office.
Mrs. Judge irvine and her friends.
Mesdames Ball and Smith. came down
from Anaconda Monday 0 be present at
the funeral of thher former friend. Mrs.
F. nj. Geiger, but arrived two hours too
late. They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Y. Hoss while here.
w. IL. bfduSndW Vi tdlllpii ld. q DIolLi-
err of Lew Bradshaw, formerly of Deer
Lodge but now of Butte, was a guest of
Jake Turner and family up the valley a
day or two last week. He will make an
extended visit to relatives in Missouri
before returning home.
Alex Brown is feeling a little better
than usual today because the returns
from his last shipment Of ore from the
mine at the head Of American gulch. in
which he is largely interested, are higher
, than any previous hipment. He will go
over to the mine tomorrow in his private
rig for a weeks stay.
J. II .Hasse1berger Of the Cash Grocery
company Went down to Missoula and the
Bitter Root valley Saturday evening to
make arrangements for berries, which
are now arriving here daily. He re-
turned home Monday morning and says
Missoula and the Bitter Root valley are
; looking beautiful now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Clements came
down from Butte Sunday and left for
home that evening overland, Mr.. Glenn
ents taking to Butte a fine young driving
flly he had wintered here on the Albee
ranch. They expected to reach Warm
Springs Sunday evening and continue on
to Butte Monday morning. Their Deer
Lodge friends We're much pleased to see
them, even If it was only for "A few hours.
The Memorial day dance given in he
new Park pavilion last Wednesday even
ing. Notwithstanding the drenching rain.
brought out a good crowd who had a fine
time. There We're quite a goodly number
from up and down the valley present, all
Of whom were not slow in praise of Deer
Lodges enterprise in providing so large
and substantial structure for purposes Of
entertainment.
! Mrs. r. A. King and son Dwight of
Sioux City, Iowa. was a guest Of Mrs. p.
Bader and family this week. She arrived
two weeks or more ago and has since
been visiting her brothers, George and
Henry Schuetz, at Emery. Mrs. King will
be remembered as Miss Katie SchuetZ
when she some years ago lived in Deer
Lodge.
Miss Alice McAndrews, who resided in
Deer Lodge with her parents for a num-
Der of years when quite a little girl, was
here last Sunday bidding her friends
! goodbye previous to taking her Depart
ure for Cape Nome. she having won a
ticket for there put up by the Inter
Mountain and voted the most popular
person in the latter city. The young la
dy's many friends in this city wish her
all kinds of good luck in the far north.
All citizens who are interested in the
celebration Of Americas Natal Day, the
4th of July, are requested to attend a
meeting at the council chamber. Friday,
June 8. 1900, at $3.50 p. m.
A. F. BRAY,
Chairman committee of 1899.