Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-25
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Inc harvest season is in full blast in
the dallat1n valley. All over the wide
ieVeis OF the valley land stacks of hay
are pelng raised and in places the binder
Is laying low the yellow ranks of the
wheat. Fruit is ripe and plenty has
smiled on the vines n trees in the
mountains and on the farm. Deriving
Paftles are finding plenty to rewari their
excursions to the Mountains AMI the
local sugar market has received a de-
eNueu impetus from the demands made
upon 1T by those who are putting
up fruit for winter use. 1t is estimated
that the hay CT yp of this wear will he
silstly lighter than that of last year, The
crop last year was unusually heavy, SO
the one now being harvested is by no
means a poor crop by being somewhat
lighter Than the one just taken from the
barns. Sunday is a full work day in the
Gallatin valley during hay time. Those
VINO We're caught with their hay down
during the recent rain do not care for a
repetition of the experience and are har-
rylng to send up the big stacks. Another
month will see a monster harvest all
secured 81
Lon Clark came down from Mystic
lake, Wednesday, after spNlding a week
ppm the pools Of that sylvan re-
treat for trout.
Prof. W. E. Harmon and family cave
this week for a trip through the park.
They will take their own conveyance
and make the trip in a leisurely way,
spending more than the usual time at the
points of interest.
Jesse Thompson left Wednesday for
Helena on a business trip. He will con-
tinue ON to Seattle and other western
points and be absent from this city until
the latter part of this week.
Ben 3. Harris of BN>te, grand exalted
ruler of the Elks' lodge of Montana, was
a passenger on Wednesdays North
Coast Limited, bound to his home after
attending the session of the Elks' grand
lodge at Atlantic City, N. j. He states
that the election of Jerome Fisher as
astic tina the selection of political can
didates at the national conventions.
+, Henry Altenbrand of this county was
a visitor in Butte the first part of the
wee kon business.
D. F. Johnson was in Butte last week
on a business trip.
Sheriff Fransham returned from a trip
to Iowa on Thursday mornings train.
He has been on a business trip to the
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N Prof. w. F. Brewer Of the college re-
turned from a months s~ojourn in Chi
cago on Thursday mornings train.
William Drew, formerly employed at
the Bohemian hotel. is in the city. He
came from Pipestone Springs, where he
has been employed as chef. IF.
John Work recently bought a clip OF
~ r,~,1 -, %hSo oN,,,fy Cow 10 oortc III hpS
stored his clip, amounting to about So
:, 900 pounds, and will hold it for a higher
price. He is disposed to criticise the
wisdom of the sheepmen who are con
signing WOOL. and believes it will have q
bad effect on the market. He saws this
is an off year for wool and thinks higher
prices will rule late in the season.
Pat Meaney, one of the leaders of the
populist party in this state, was in the
city Thursday. He makes A.is home in
Helena. and engages in mining Wher
not building political fences.
e. Tudor of Middle Creek was kicked
by a horse Thursday of last week. He
was trying to catch the animal and re.
ceiyed the injury from Venturing too
close to the horses heels.
r. d. Steele got back from Missoula
and the Bitter Root valley Friday morn,
Ing. Tie IepOIlS Il 5plCIAIu ~
in that famous locality
r. q. Altoon. one of the leading ,phy-
sicians of Livingston, was in the city
, Friday of last week.
+. J, Tomlinson. a leading citizen O
the Salesville community. was IN the cit!
the middle of last week.
James Alexander and Lawrence Lin
a., 1nat -rtnnI fpn1n than
homes in Gardner, Park county.
s. S. Huntley, nj of the Yellow
stone Park Stage line, was in the city
Thursday of last week.
LAST EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE.
$15. OO-AUGUST S-$l5.0O.
The Short Line will run last popular ex
!. cursion of the season to Salt Lake, leavins
s. This will give lodge Of Elks a change Il
participate in purple day celebration a
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