Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-18
W00LFALk FLUME
STRUCTURE FALLS WITH LOSS
OF $500
CHAMlNADE MUSICAL CLUB.
Juvenile Band Concert-Sheep Shear
ing in Progress-Washington
Quartz Mines.
cHAMINADE MUSICAL CLUB.
Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, June Is, 1900.
The large lume of the West Side Ditch
company. over Woolfalk gulch, feH
Wednesday,, entailing a loss of b
$500. The repairs are now being made,
but meanwhile alfalfa and timothy have
got on a thirst that it pitiable.
Hon. II. B.. Hoffman was in town
Fred Burr creek today and made a batch
of weather medicine, which all hope wifi
take effect. He predicts four days of
rain for next week and we need it too.
An orange tree, with eight real ripe
oranges on it, is attracting a great deal
of attention at O'Neil's hardware store
at present. 1t is one of the many pretty
creations from Mrs. Barbara O'Nein's
conservatory.
Joe Chattelle. who is an assistant in
Bie1enberg & Hitz' market, is taking a
lay-off. accompanied by an attack of
grippe.
F. S. Davey of the electric company
has purchased the. residence they now
occupy from Mrs. G. w. Morse of New
Chicago.
Hank Kantner, who is employed in one
OF the prominent grocery stores in Butte,
is spending a short vacation at his home
in this CITY,.
Jack Shouldn't, Who looks after the in
terests of the Rocky Mountain Tele-
graph company and the Northern Pa
cl1lc Express company here, has got a
sub coming, and will put the whole
OF the month of July in in quiet retreats
OF the mountains ~hereabouts.
N. p. Evans left yesterday for a visit
to his brother, ohm M. Evans. in Mis-
soula, and will return tomorrow.
John Mcmahon was a visitor in Butte
yesterday and is home today.
Hon. Joseph A. Hyde is home this week
looking after affairs. =
Col. Tom McTague went over m Ha,-
row. '
jim Coleman chaperoned a party Of
i11ends at the opera house this even
Sneep shearing is now in full force IN
TINS valley and the crop of wool 10 on.
ing 20 De commensurate with me price
way up. That's good-it can't be too
hlgh for a Deer ledger to enjoy 1t.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson is out Of town
o1lclally engaged today. 1t is said than
he will return tomorrow afternoon S
United States Commissioner Alex
Brown has returned from his Quart
mines near Washington gulch and is ac-
companied by his friends, Dick McGilI-
Vray and Jack Nolan. Mr.. Brown re-
ports the property and his district look
ing nne and work progressing s~atisfac-
torily.
Messrs. Lodge and Lansing entertain
a committee from Anaconda Sunday.
VINO are seeking a place to hold an an
nual picnic. The committee was i'm
pressed with Deer Lodge.
Census Takers Thomas Morgan and
James K: Coleman are finishing up their
TASK as fast as possible, and while thew
find many obstacles in different WAYS.
they are getting along nicely.
c. H. Williams, one of the best known
of the valley, was in town yes
terday and speaks e"ncouragingly of
crops and stock in his vicinity.
The prison band gave a delightful con-
cert this AFTERNOON from the grand stand
within the walls. which was enjoyed by
citizens down town.
The Chaminade Musical cl,,h of +h;.
CITY met with Miss Florence Kelley asst
There was a diversified nro.
and Mrs. Carter D. Joslyn. pres
ldent OF the club, dispensed it in a most
prompt and charming manner. The
meeting proved one of the MOST interest