Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-29
Deer LODGE news


Dan Hertz, Representing Inter Noun
tain Branch Office.
Deer Lodge. August q.
Mrs. George S. Miller is only one of
.he Hover growers In this city who
mas done well in a financial way this
season. Today's shipment of bouquets
TO Butte and Anaconda made 1874 bou-
quets shipped during the season for
which the lady received 81 each. Aside
from this there were many lilacs and
cut flowers, which brought in s%atisfac-
tory returns. These flowers have been
iprofusely raised in nearly every lawn
IN the city, for private use, but people are
gradually finding out that raising a few
FOR the market is profitable and very
Ilttle more work is required. There is
always a ready sale for nicely arranged,
fresh, attractive flowers.
: Marion L. Edwards, late of the Boston
copper Refining works, who has been a
guest of his brother, j. A. Hasselberger,
In this city for the past two weeks, left
Yesterday for Anaconda and Butte, hop
NnS to locate permanently in either of
the busy places. The young man made
many friends during his stay by his
manly and ~unassuming demeanor and
his newly made friends trust that he,
may be able to find a satisfactory place
'ACCIiIiS SURE IHdl III WlAl plONc iI eNcIy
way worthy.
i Col. and Mrs. w. N. Aylesworth re-
turned home from a most pleasant visit
to Butte Saturday evening, leaving their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, for a longer
visit with her friend Miss Edna Cannon.
Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES have billed
the town for September / at Cottonwood
hail and the small boy rejoiceth. This
company visited Deer Lodge last season
and put up a very good show.
Miss Sue WEIGH. one OF the Inter
Mountain contest park tourists, returned
nome Saturday evening very much
e.ated over her trip, which proved every
thing the young lady had anticipated.
II. l.. Bonner of Missoula, who has
many interests in Deer Lodge. was here
yesterday and spent much of his time
among leading republicans OF this city.
WhO are going to send out IL goood ma
jority for the ticket ibis season. Mr..
Bonner returned home last night.
w. +. Lippincott of Butte spent yes
terday at Conley & McTague's lake west
of this city. and your representative
here wants to make a wager that not
during the season has there been as nice
lot of fish taken to Butte by any one
III llidil do "lo I1ACh ~ IA VI
day night by Judge Lippincott. The
size OF them. number and weight
created much comment right here IN
" where large catches are recorded
every day. But. maybe some man in
Montana can catch more fish under like
Your correspondent would din to hear
from him. He can win some money.
Mrs. Bertha Probsel. Butte: w. E.
Pinegar, John Dolan. Anaconda; w. G.
Mcfarland. Walter Gilman, Warm
Newburgh, Lansing, Mich: l.. Nj.
Schott. Butte: M. J. Connolly. Dubuque:
Mrs. Floyd Closer. Garrison: A. w.
Burnett, Anaconda, are at theMcIsurne
house.
"A. w. Burnett. one of the republican
! candidates for sheriff from Anaconda,
has been visiting different points In the
county and is here today eirt'rte home.
| HI Is n very pleasant gentleman and is
making many friends.
Mrs. A. d. Hoss and her sisters. Mrs.
II. J.. Hawkins of Kansas City and Mrs.
T.. j. Smith of louisiana Mo. returne
home from Butte and Anaconda s\ur-
day night. At Anaconda they were
guests of Judge Napton and family n
at Butte were entertained by the Misses
Pettibone. They had a most happy visit
NJ. J. Connolly of Dubuque, Ia. one
of the manufacturers Of the famous Con
molly bugeies, is in the city and is being
! chaperoned by Mayor Conley. and you
bet that he will meet everybody.
James Whalen, one of the old miners
Of Carpenters bar. near Blackfoot City.
was a visitor in town having brought his
dust over, the result of his summers
work.
C. d. Joslyn. chairman of the republi-
can county central committee. who has
been hunting In the north end Of the
county. will arrive home this afternoon
and there is plenty of work, looking to
the convention to be held In TINS city TO
keep him very busy the remainder of the
week.
Gene Tetrau,t, well known among the
sporting fraternity in Butte, is spending
his vacation 1T his home in This city. He
Is spending much of his time fishing and
hunting and is HAVING goood success.
/ CASPER GheerdtS, of the placer
mining interests OF kohrs & B~ielenbers.
over on Gold creek. is spending a few
! lays with his family in this city, where
he has many warm friends who are al
WAYS glad to see him home.
F.. A. l.. Mitchell, general circulator OF
! the Daily Inter Mountain. is hooking
a fter the interests of his here to-
day. He is steadily building the evening
pape up and with the present railroad
service 1T is greatly appreciated.
Dan Mckenzie and wife and Miss
Lizzie Young are here today attending
the funeral of Mr.. Ulrich. who was ac-
c;lantally killed neal Avon yesterday.
Mr.. Mckenzie Is a sheep owner and is