Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-27

morning after spending several days with
his family in this city.
Mrs. ]. w. Gum, wife of DR.. Gum
of Butte, is in the city from her home in
the Smoky City for a brief visit.
Attorney W. L.. Holloway went to Hele-
ma on Monday for a short visit, being
called on legal matters.
Louis Benedict, mining operator, was
IN tow the latter part Of last week from
Helena on mining business.
Attorney Eugene Hoffman was in Liy-
lngston yesterday, wither he went on le-
gal business the early part of the week.
u. w. Boyce arrived from Livingston
on Tuesday mornings train from a bust
ness trip to his mine in Park county.
l.. N. Brown of this city has been SUBJ
peoned to appear January 23rd in Helena
as a grand juror in the United States
Hourt.
Mesdames c. F. Fransham, T. M. Neves
and M. T. Lewis departed Sunday night
Tor a weeks stay at Hunters Hot
Springs.
{. Miller, a resident of Logan, was
among the out of town people who tran
sacted business in Bozeman Thursday
of last week.
County Attorney w. r. C. Stewart re-
turned this morning from Helena, With
er he was called on legal business yes
terday.
Gottlieb Stuckey and George H. Wat
son We're examined for original pensions
before the board of pension examiners in
that city.
Miss Maud Wisner spent Saturday and
sunday IN Logan. returning home on
Monday, accompanied by her brother,
Lacock.
Mrs. George Van Fleet of Big Timber
IS lsiting her parents for a few weeks
during the absence Of Mr.. Van Fleet on
an eastern visit.
Mike Mcdonnell. who resides on the
Lower Madison river. is in the valley this
week visiting at the home of his brother.
John Mcdonnell.
MRS. y. r. Hopping, a resident of Madi-
SON valley, is a guest at the home of
John O'Donnell, one of the leading ranch
ers of the vicinity of Bozeman.
Frank Rennie, proprietor of the Booze
man Bar, went over to Livingston Mon
day evening to attend the Elks lodge
and see four candidates initiated.
M. L. Hoyt, the busy and capable agent
of the Northern Pacific, left his work
Monday night and let the road run itself
while he attended the Elks lodge at
Livingston and witnessed the agony of
Agent Bennett Of the Gateway City, as
he went down in the messy dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh departed
on Saturdays train for Fort Scott, Kan
sas. the former home of Mrs. Walsh. and
VIII go from there to California. They
will be gone about two months.
I'd Mamme, eXhalted ruler of the
Bozeman Lodge of Elks, was in Living
ston Monday night to witness the cheer
full ceremony Of installation in the lodge
across the ang The officers Of the
Livingston lodge say that Lamme is the
real thing.
Attorney 8. ". Stewart, one Of the lead
ing attorneys Of Madison county. was in
the city last week on a" visit to his
brother, County Attorney Stewart. Mr..
Stewart has been in Butte and Town
send on legal business. He returned Sat
urday to his home in Virginia City.
General and Mrs. L.. s. Wilson depart
ed Tuesday morning for an extended Wis
tention of General Wilson to visit the
battle fields over which he marched dur
ing the civil war, and he will spend sew
enal months in Dixie for that purpose.
Joseph McKeown of Cokedale, Park
county, was in the city Friday. Mr..
MckeoWn was over from his ranch home
to appear before the land office in a con-
test matter in which he has an interest.
He is among the earliest residents of
Park county and a veteran of the Civil
vial and a man well posted on current
w. A. Buzzard returned from a month
visit in the eastern states Friday. He
spent some time at his old home in Mis-
souri,, and afterward made a visit to
Chicago, returning by way of the Twin
Cities. He reports the east ENJOYING a
fair degree Of good business, but behind
the times when compared with Mon
tana.
A few friends gathered at the home of
Miss Maud Martin on Templar avenue
evening and spent several very