Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-02

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las M to her former home in Wiscon-
lin to spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G. Birdseye drove over
rom Avon Monday and are guests of
and Mrs. J.. C. Shauut.
Miss Dele Hagerty and little niece.
Mary Stevenson, returned to Marysville
to spend their vacation last week.
T. L. Kelley Of Gold ceekb, was in Deer
Lodge yesterday, having stopped Off
from a business visit to Butte.
Misses Augusta and n Bielenberg
yesterday from their visit to
Granite county relatives and friends.
Joe Coleman, after a visit of several
laws in Missoula, came up last Saturday
evening for a visit to the home folks.
Miss Leilah Mclean left Monday for a
weeks visit to Anaconda, where she Will
a guest of Miss Nanci Hardenbrook.
Miss Ida Kennedy of Butte, after a
or three weeks visit in Deer Lodge
as the guest of Colonel and Mrs. Tom
returned home last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. n Mrs. j. Y. Batteron enter
tanned Mrs. Walter Jordan of Helena,
Rev. E. I. Crawford and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Scharkinow at linn last
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Kaiser and baby left last
Friday for a two months trip to Cali
fornia for her health. She was Joined at
Ogden by a sister, who is making the
our with her. Mr.. Kaiser went as far
as Butte to see her off.
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Gundy left for Butte Saturday evening
for a visit it'll relatives and friends and
incidentally to attend the annual state
Sunday school convention hich began
there yesterday.
Mrs. Phil L. Miller and to little sons,
after a visit of W. or three weeks in
Deer Lodge as guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Williams, returned to
their home in Helena last Saturday.
Miss Marie Reed, no wal called to Mis-
soula last wednesday evening on &C.
count orsthe serious illness of her mother
returned home Friday evening, heI
mother being much improved.
Willie McMullen meets the evening
train from Butte and delivers the Inter
Mountain promptly to customers imme-
diately thereafter. Willie Is a polite, in
dustrious little fellow, qualities tina;
have made him lots of friends.
Mrs. w. I. Higgins returned Monday
from a weeks visit to relatives and
friends in Butte during Mr.. Higgins alb
sence in the Little Rockies looking after
his interests in the Alabama mine, ir
which he is heavily interested.
A good old-fashioned Missouri dinner
was given by Mrs. kinnaman lasi
Thursday. Those who enjoyed her hos.
terton, Mrs. w. M. Jordan. Mrs. NJ. J
Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Scharkino.
Mrs. II. G. Walton is very proud of G
lovely opal ring the members of thu
Eastern Star presented her last week or
her retirement as worthy matron of tina
order. a position she had so Acceptable,
filed for four years or more.
Mrs. C. H. West and children left las
Saturday for Boulder, near where Mr.
Yves. is engaged as stationary engineer
for some mining company. They vii
probably return here in time for the chill
dren to attend the next term of school.
Will Mitchell, who had been to Seattl,
from California to size up the Cap,
Nome situation, passed through Dee
Lodge on the North Coast Limited las
Saturday evening for 1.-The Springs II,
concluded he didn't want any Nome il
his.
Joseph A. Hyde and family returne,
from San Jose, Calf, Sunday evening
| where they had been sojourning the pas
several months. Their eldest son. Joe
who had been attending school in Cali
fornia. returned with them to spend hi
variation. They are now at their prett.
home on Missouri avenue, much to tn
delight of their friends.
Mrs. DIR. A. H. Mitchell, accompanie,
by her younger son, Harold, who ha
| been attending school in California, wer,
in Deer Lodge Saturday evening an,
Sunday. They We're just from Californi;
! Mrs. Mitchell having gone thither to &C
company the young man home for hi
vacation.
Rev. F.. I. Crawford and wife returne,
| Monday evening from Helena, where h
preached in Mr. j ordan's pulpit Will
that gentleman did a like service for hin
n Deer Lodge. Mr.. Crawford went t,
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