Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-08
Dan Hertz, Representing Inter Noun
tain Branch Office.

Dan Hertz, Representing Inter Noun
tain Branch Office.
Deer Lodge, Sept. Z, 1900.
f. l.. Bonner, of Missoula, is busily en-
gagged here today looking after his in
terests.
Mayor Charles Boyd of P%hilipsburg
spent yesterday in Deer Lodge with
friends.
#. J.. Ware of the Fair, is liking his
annual outing in the mountains. Dur
ing his absence Mrs. Ware ts assisting in
the store.
William Wallace, tine wealthy stock
man of New Chicago, and his neice, Miss
jamie Hibbs, We're shopping in town yes
terday.
Peter Lodge and Joe Lansing will
leave next Sunday for their annual out.
ing on the head of the Little Blackfoot.
They will be gone about a week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. I. Crawford, joined
the Meyers company party on the South
Fork of Cottonwood Creek yesterday.
They are expected back tomorrow.
Captain Paul Mitchell, who has been
III LIE bldChlOOl COuIllIy d. d quest d
the Birdseye camp. is home after having
had a most successful and pleasant out
ing.
DR.. Rochelle, our popular dentist, is
driving n of the prettiest and fastest
roadsters that has been noticed on our
streets for years. 1t is the envy of all
lovers of horses here.
C. d. Joslyn, O. B. O'Bannon and May
or Conley returned last night from Hell
ena, where they were delegates to the
republican convention. 1t is said that the
gentlemen are we'll pleased with the
ticket put up.
N. j. Bielenberg, who is highly esteem
ed as one of our best citizens, a ten
dered his resignation both as school trus-
tree and alderman. Mr.. Bielenberg'S de-
| termination in this is greatly regretted
by his many warm friends here.
The teachers elected for the ensuing
school year in this district will meet al
the school house tomorrow afternoon tt
a Over the work of the approaching
term n come to an understanding as tt
the labOrs of the term, etc.
St. Mary's Academy, one of the mos
popular and successful schools for young
ladies in the Northwest opened for tn,
season inNthis city last Wednesday,. Thu
opening attendance is very satisfactory
and more pupils are arriving each day.
Col. and Mrs. Ton McTague, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Smurr, left early thit
morning with a fine outfit for Rocl
Creek lake where they go into camp TO
a week or more. They are ixed to hav'
a lot of pleasure and their friends hop
that they will.
James Lear, D. c. Irvine and Mr.. Aikil
of the Golden Rule store left yesterda,
for the head of Rock Greek lake to spe,
a week hunting and fishing. Dave Ir
vine is one of the pioneer hunters of thi
section and the party will no doubt hav
good luck.
Frank Durand Of New Chicago. VIII
has many business interests in the Cap
Nome country is a guest in Deer Lodge
having returned from Alaska last week
Mr.. Durand is a great rustler and vii
no doubt make a big cleanup in his ney
enterprises.
Don Larabie and his sister, Miss Ma
ME, expect to leave about the 18th 70
the East to attend school. Don going t
Princeton, and Miss Mamie to Mort
Hampton. These young people hav
spent a most happy vacation at thei
. missed by both family and friends.
Aug. DIPPED, Portland; Ed. Bollive
Butte; T. L. Kelley. Gold Creek:
IO'Donnell, Garrison: M. A.. Wise. Mir
, neapolis; Sam MCGOWAN. Anaconda;
> Keek, st. Paul; w. ]. Macauley, Denver
Sam Schott, Butte; Geo. Pratt. AnacOI