Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-05
DEER LODGE NEWS.

VIM. Wallace is up from his ranch to.
day.
Dave Hogan came up from Cold Creek
today.
! Hubert Foster was down from Futte
Sunday.
Jack Dezell was dowa from Anaconda
Sunday.
Lloyd Brown of Garrison was in Deer
, Lodge Monday.
: r. deb. Smith of Anaconda was in Deer
Lodge Sunday.
James Cough of Gold Creek was in
Deer Lodge Monday.
/ The Deer Lodge public schools Will
close on the 18th inst.
, Barney Kau was up from Gold Creek
the first of the week.
J. r. Bradley, the drug man, paid Deer
Lodge a visit last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Joe DAILY of Anaconda
wasain Deer Lodge yesterday.
Miss Alice Coleman is improving SLOW
ly. but is still unable to be up much OF
the time.
Alderman j. e. O'Nein spent several
days in Butte OF business the latte: part
OF last week.
John M. Clark last week sold his ranch
near Garrison to his nelghbof, Nellls
Hansen for 81, 200.
Mrs. w. E.. Fisher and little son, Pier
son Of Anaconda are guests of Mrs. Grace
Fisher
Mrs. Arthur Hugill and Misses Nellie
LeChGT dllu odbfS uiSot ~cAA>
Gold Creek today.
w. I. Higgins returned last Thursday
from a two weeks absence on mining
and other interests.
Thomas F. Morgan has been named by
ex-Govern Richards as census enumer-
ator for Deer Lodge.
George Duff of Drummond and r. L.
Kelly, the lumber man of Gold Creek.
Were in town Friday.
Miss Mary Stackpole came down from
D,tt, Sunday and Spant the hpttpr mart
of the day with the homef olks.
Miss Mary Napton came down from
Anaconda yesterday and is a guest Of her
grandma. Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley.
Mrs. Theodore Brantly left Helena on
last wednesday evening for the east and
expects to be absent several months.
Mrs. Lou Gordon returned Friday from
as eVeral days visit with her sister, Mrs.
Joe Spence, and family in Anaconda.
Mrs. H. G. Ward is not recovering from
her recent illness as fast as her many
friends had hoped for.
Judge John Y. Batterton was in Ana
conda last Thursday or business conncc.-
ed with his office as public administrator.
DR.. j. NJ. Bell left Monday for Carbon
coualty, where he will probably remain
several weeks in the practice of his pro-
fession.
Colonel Tom McTague spen, several
days the latter part of last week on q
visit to the Bitter Root valley on stock
business.
Attorney j. M. Simpson has been absent
a week or more on professional business,
and is on a trip that took him to Missouri
and Texas.
VIM. williams last week removed his
sheep to the Fred Burr creek range, east
of Deer Lodge, where they will lamb this
season.
J.. r. Boarman and little daughter
Maude, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Scharnikow on their visit to Deer Lodge
last Sunday.
DR.. j. NJ. Ccanland and ]. T. Mitchell
of .'the Springs" attended the May day
ball of the band boys at the court house
last evening.
DR.. George c. Craven and John McDer-
mott of Drummond were among those
from out-of-town h spent Sunday III
Deer Lodge.
Little Miss Katie Duffy, after a visit
with her grandma, Mrs. Amelia Curn, re-
turned to her home in Anaconda on the
Copper City Monday.
Mrs. H. A.. Smurr, who has been seri-
ously i'll the past few weeks. was able to
be out awhile Monday, much to the sat
I%isfaction of her friends.
w. r. Allen, recently in Anaconda
from his French Gulch interests, states
that the placer mines there have been
opened up for the season.
]. H. Bennett was in from Race Track
Monday with the county road mahchine.
which was shipped to Missoula this week
for use on that city's streets.
Mrs. J. X. Wells and daughter, after an
ENJOYABLE visit of two weeks with rela-
tives in Deer Lodge. returned to their
home in Garnet Sunday.
Under Sheriff D.. H. Morgan spent Sun
day and Monday in Deer Lodge and
found much pleasure aside from official
business in greeting friends.
Frank Durand, now in Alaska with a
big mule pack train, has ordered a ship
, ment of 200 tons Of baled hay to him
from his big ranch near New Chicago.
John Survant. a prominent citizen OF
Malta, was in Deer Lodge last week for a
few days. and while here bought two fine