Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-24

dred and friends in this city.
Mrs. DIR. c. S. Cronson Of East Hell
ena is the guest of friends in this city
this week. Mrs. Cronson formerly taught
in our public schoo. here.
DR.. Herbert Holloway of Eastern Mon
tana, is spending a few days in this city,
the guest OF friends who are among the
prominent stocklnen of this section.
The victims of the here on
Labor Day. are all getting along nicely.
Mir. Montgomery expects to be able TO
walk over to the town in a day or two.
Uncle John Steele is over near Bern
ice this week. inspecting some mining
property in which his son Wade Is in
terested. He is expected home Wednes-
day.
Lew Coleman ST.. the well-known can
didate for county treasurer, on the re-
publican ticket, is ditributing handsome
campaign cards beaering an excellent
Autograph OF his genial countenance.
r. C. Comeau of Emery mining camp,
is spending a few days in Deer Lodge.
The gentleman reports quite a lot of
work being done in his camp in the way
of prospecting and representing.
LII. Il. "a IOuuS ana lalIk w HllWOrlH,
two very popular young men of this city,
accompanied by Miss Mabel Beaumont
and Miss Florence Kelley, drove up to
Warm Springs this morning expecting
to return after supper.
Lew Coleman of the Anaconda Cop
per Mining. company of Anaconda, is
spending a few days with his parents in
this city. The gentleman has been down
to Bonner to see his brother VIII, who
is one OF the accountants in the big saw
mill office.
Rev. A. y. Martin and Samuel Beau
mont, as representatives of the Masonic
Lodge in this city, returned Friday from
the meeting OF the Grand Lodge at Great
Falls last week. The gentlemen had a
highly enjoyable time.
A. Z. Hoss of the Silver State, with
Thos:: Morgan and J. S. Hogue. are up on
Dry Cottonwood representing some pla-
Ger property in which they are interest
ed. The property, aside from being rich
In gold, is one of the best sapphire mines
IN Montana and they hope to operate it
with improved machinery next season.
Director Kline of the prison band has
gotten his organization t%horoughly un-
der his control and their progress is
something wonderful. The band has, at
this time more than 80 Well trained musi-
cans and so popular are the Sunday af-
ternoon concerts, the prison officials Of
ten find it difficult to entertain all those
who come to hear them. Al especially
Ene programme was rendered this after
noon.
H. w. Suffer Of Butte stopped in Deer
lodge yesterday en- route home from a
stay at Cape Nome. Mr.,
Suffer helped to put the heating plant in
the public school building here last year,
and has many friends in town. He re-
ports having left all the Deer Lodge
contingent at, Care Nome well-many Of
them having ~pr,spered fairly we'll. Mr..
oulter says that he expects r.. J, Dee to
return from there about the middle of
November. Dicks many friends will be
gland to hear of this.
Attorney S~charnikow, Col. H.. J. Too
mey, Paul Mitchell, Ed. J. O'Neill, r.. G,
Humber, Attorney Meyers, j. H. Has
selberger and Judge Powell were among
the delegates who returned from the
democratic convention at Helena Friday,
1t is reported that they represent the
true democracy of the county and pro-
pose to put another ticket in the field,
Mrs. M. w. Trask and family, Mrs. M.
j. Beaumont and family, with Mrs.
Mary L. Kelley as their guest. spent
yesterday very happily in one of the
many pretty hooks on Dempsey.
Grand opening of the California Cafe.
cor. Main and Broadway, about Sep
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