Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

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return to her home the early part Of next
week.
Miss Madge Manning arrived from Min
neapolis last Wednesday and will spend
the summer with her sister, Miss Nellie
Mrs. John Gavin Of Gregson Springs was
the guest OF Mrs. a.. l.. Mitchell of No. 4
Crescent street a few days this week.
Mrs. S. g. Hirbour Of Canada is the guest
Of Mrs. D.. J. Giard. The lady was for
merly a resident Of Butte.
Miss Florence Cooney has returned from
Chicago, where she attended an institute
in which art is taught.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Weimescarv have
taken up their residence at No. Z South
Excelsior street.
Mrs. ]. f. Pardee of Philipsburg is the
guest Of Judge and Mrs. Terrell.
Mrs. Peter Breen spent a few days with
friends IN Anaconda this week.
In Helena this week.
BOULDER AGELETS.
Dick Purcell was out from Helena
Monday.
Miss Maude Poore was out from Hell
ena ITO spend Sunday at home.
Misses Emma Wahle and Ethel Cowan
are spending a week with Miss Ryan in
the valley.
There will be services at the Preshv-
terrain church next Sunday morning: at
Basin in the evening.
Miss Byens returned from Butte Sum
day and with her came Miss Gertrude
Fierce ITO spend the day.
Mrs. Pink Wilson came down from Ra-
sin the first of the week for a, visit with
relatives i'm THE valley.
Mrs. Frank Grady and children came
from Butte Sunday ito spend a few
days at the home of Ed Grady.
Inc =. w. Sweet horse was sold recent
~ to a man at Havre and was shipped
there in charge of Joseph Street.
h1d Faahe1tty has resigned his position
with Knowles & Thomas and goes to THE
home ranch for a weeks recreation.
John Deitch visited at J.. H.. Hide
brands Sunday and while here Invested
IN a new bicycle n earned to ride the
"crjtter."
Mrs. Tillinghast started Sat urday
evening for Vancouver, Wash, for a
visit with relatives previous to removing
to Kentucky.
Mrs. Dodley Hartford and children have
gone TO BroadWater county for several
weeks Visit whit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pickering.
Mrs. T. A. Brown was here fro asin
yesterday and on her return was accom-
panied by Mrs. Fuaherty of the valley
for a short visit.
Arno Hammer, after being in business
in Boulder for several years, has sold
his entire stock of dry goods to Strain
Bros. of Great Fails.
Edward Ryan and A. L. Du1aney make
a. shipment of several carloads of horses
to st. Louis this week. They start
from Manhattan O n the N. F.
There will be services ait the NJ. T..
church Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hour. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. and Epworth league at Z p. m.
j. c.. Sloss and family have been WIS.,
fling with riends in Boulder a few days
and may spend the summer here. They
were Joined over Sunday by Mrs. Schlott
of Butte, a sister of Mrs. Sloss.
Alice Barteau is the proud possessor OF
about as fine a driving outfit as there 10
in town-a Shetland pony even smaller
than Benny Maxfeld's and weighing SOC
pounds, hitched to an elegant cart.
A company that spent Sunday up Lit
tie Boulder wac composed of Mr.. and
Hundley. ST., Mrs. w. b. Hund1ey
and family. Thomas Simpkins and fam
fly, Mrs. Holloway and family. Mr.. and
Bil1ings and Mrs. O'Neill. Misses
O'Neil and Temple. Messas. Daley and
Bowen.
James Maulden. after extensive trEvel
during THE past winter in California and