Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-31
BOULDER AGELETS,

J. B. Felts was here from Basin Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.: Dunn were visitors
to the capital city last week.
A. L. Dulaney has been i'll for sons
time with something like pneumonia.
He is now somewhat better.
Mrs. Watts n family of Elkborn
have moved to town and occupy the
Northrup house, neal the court house.
Lew Reynolds was here last week and
expects to come back again soon, posi-
bly, to remain at the Springs during the
summer.
Miss Laura florence of Iowa, a sister
of Mrs. J. H. Murphy, is expected here
in a few days to remain during the sum,
mer.
Recent word from D. G. Warner and
wife is to the effect that they are now
travelling in Mexico and expect to ar,
rive home about the middle Of May.
Mrs. VIM. Morris and children went to
Helena Friday afternoon for a farewell
visit with friends and relatives there
previous to the departure of the family
for Grand Junction, Colo.
James Robbins and family nave moved
to Butte, where they have taken charge
of the Davenport hotel. Mrs. s. M.
R~ightenous accompanied them and will
remain some time.
H. M. Parchen is here from Helena
today.
M. Welter has been i'll for several days
but is now better.
John Nottingham has been on the sick
list several days, but Is now recover-
ing.
Edwin Norris and J. e.. Willis were
here from Dillon Monday on business
before Judge Parker.
Flowing has commenced in the Bould-
err valley, frost being out of the ground
earlier than usual.
The Beguma club will rave another Of
Its pleasant dancing parties OF Saturday
evening of this week.
Mrs. G. H. CRUDE was taken sick early
on Monday morning. but expects to be
around again in a few days.
J. /. Phelps and e. X. Preuitt were out
from Helena Yesterday on a cattle deal
and made a trip down the valley to
Quaintance's.
Mrs. M. H. Parker started or WASH
iingtOn, D.. c., Monday evening. called
! there by the serious illness of her sister,
4 Gertrude Watson.
Grant Hodson, who was with the Mon
tana regiment in the Philippines. having
enlisted at Bozeman, is. now here with
w. HI. Robinson was here the first of
the week on his way to the Elkhorn
Queen mine from which shipments are
now being made to the concentration at
East Helena.
Mrs. A. A. Marsh was here Monday
and reports Spring we'll advanced on
Whitehall Deer Creek. Visitors to Bould-
er valley also report grass well started.
FRANK Blrrer was down. from ElkhOrn
a few days ago to record two mining
claims which he has recently located
and to which he gave. very d names.
one being the Rabbit Trap, the other the
Helena Sheeny.
j. A. Deadmon went to. Peters gulch.
west of town. Monday. where he will
conduct placer mining operations during
the season. The present outlook for
water. in this locality is not very en-
couraging, and placer miners and per-
haps ranchers will find a shortage in the
flow unless spring rains and snow sup
plies the deficiency.
Rev. J. Fl. Shelton of Helena preached
to a large audience at the Methodist
church here Sunday evening.
Jacob Binnig of Anaconda and Miss
Fannie Kaufman were united in mar
riage at the home of the latter's parents,
No. $50 West. Silver street, at 5 o'clock
last Sunday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Justice r. A. Nichols
and was ollowed with the reading of the
Jewish marriage ceremony by Henry
Jonas. A large number of the relatives
and friends of the couple were present.
and many who a their home in other
cities flooded the happy pair with tele,
graphic messages of Ongratnlat ionc