Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-26

Midday with her two little nephews,
Masters Archie and Paul Henneberry,
who have been her guests for several
months. She saw them safely aboard the
Short Line train for their home near
Dillon, and returned here on the North
Coast Limited the same evening.
Henry G. Curtis and Mrs. c. G. Birds
eve came over last Thursday from Avon.
Mr.. Curtis returned next day, while Mrs.
Birdseye remained as a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Slaubut. Her Deer Lodge
friends were much pleased to see her.
She has about recovered from a severe
attack of pneumonia some weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ramsey very pleas
antly entertained a number of friends a
few days ago at their home on d street.
Those present were Mrs. Bramble Misses
Graham, Wylie, Clark. Mabel Beaumont,
Mabel Catlin, Haggerty, Blaisdell Jessie
Stackpole, Marie Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Scharnikow. Rev. J. C. Coleman and
Frank Whitworth.
Thomas c. Davis and wife, father and
mother of Mrs. Charles Williams, H.. B..
Davis and Mrs. F. Albee, arrived from
their home at Unionville, Mo, last Sat-
urday and will remain on a visit to their
children and their families two or three
months. AS this is not their first visit
here there are many who will be more
than pleased to see them again.
Last evening a happy party of young
ladies' gave Miss Ella Marcum a surprise
party at the home of Mr.. and Mis-. N. j..
B~lelenDefg, 1t DelnS on lne eve OIL HeF
departure for home. During the merri-
ment of the evening the game of caroms,
and refreshments were served. Those
comprising the party We're Misses Flor
ence Kelley, Mabel Beaumont, Ida Rob-
inson, Clara Galbraith, Edna Schroeder,
May Mcmahon, Augusta and Anne Bel
enberg, Ella Marcum and Jessie and Theo
Stackpole.
Sunday was Joe Peterson's birthday,
and it was right royalty celebrated at his
/ ~, n-J~ r1,n NtN~, . ~ ~ IIi1lno Nd
mine. in Zosel district. There was a fine
feasS prepared for the occasion, and quite
a good number of his frineds were on
han dto enjoy the genial Joe's hospitality
Among those present from this section
We're Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b. Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hirst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Petersen, Mrs. William Hawley,
Miss Annie Hansen, Miss Mary Larsen,
Joe Hansen, Joe Lodge and Peter Lam
sing.
The entertainment given by Mrs. G. ..
Joslyn last Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Conrad Kohrs of Helena,
was a splendid affair. Refreshments con-
sisting of salad, olives. cream. cake and
coffee We're served, the table being most
tastefully decorated with carnations. The
invitation list included Mesdames kohrs,
Kelley. Bielenberg, Peck. Larabie, Wool
folk. Humber, Chapman. S~tackpole-- 81.
G.. Ward, Wiles, Peter Walton, N. Y.
Hoss. Meyers. Martin, Catlin. S. x. Da-
Wis, William Williams, O'Neill, Earle:
Scott. Prout. and Mrs. J. L.. Bright OF
Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs. DR.. A. H. Mit-
chell of Warm Springs.
A number Of the citizens of Deei
Lodge, admiring friends of r. j. Dee,
assembled at the West Side club rooms
last Wednesday evening and gave him az
| rousing end-off, a fine gold watch, chaln
and charm being presented to HIM, he
being about to start for Cape Nome. It
was a complete surprise to him, and was
presented in a characteristic and happy
little speech by Colonel Tom McTague.
/ Dick has been station agent here for
about eight years and made hosts OF
friends who wish him all kinds of good
luck. He started Saturday on the Cops
per City.