Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-16

OF the young ladies' seminary left last
week for her home in Bozeman. She will
spend the summer in Yellowstone park
with her father, w. W.Wylie, who is in
terested in one Of the transportation
companies thee.r
Fred Pierson, who had been mail
clerk on the Copper City, after a few
days Gay-of and visit at his old home in
Deer Lodge. left last Friday for Ana
conda, from weber he made his initial
trip on a run from that place to Havre
return on the Great Northern oad
Miss Emma Truscott, after an absence
OF a year or more with relatives in Dem
Yer, Col. returned last week and is again
home with her grandmother, Mrs. A.. E.
Williams. She is considerably improved
In health and her many friends are
greatly pleased at her return
Mis- May Wilson. whose health has not
peen at all good for the past year, ac-
companid Mr.. and Mrs. John Clague to
Rossland. B.. c., their futuer home, last
wednesday. That young lady's many
friends trust that the change of climate
may restore her permanently.
Mrs. Albert Bien and little daughter
left for Missoula last Thursday to join
Mr.. Bien. who is located in tina city.
Albert is one of the favOrite sons of Deer
Lodge and the little city from whence he
came will always wish him and his all
kinds of prosperity, because they deserve
it.
E. c. Evil of Helena, who 20-odd years
g lived in Deer Lodge when he was
connected with the grocery firm of Yei-
mar Co. (aftenward Kleinschrmidt Bros.),
was in the city yesterday looking over
the old landmarks. He links our lawns,
trees. flowers and pretty homes are just
about right.
MIR. and Mrs. Myron Curn, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Amelia Curn, drove to Ana
condaconda last Sunday for a short visit
with relatives and friends. They re-
turned home Monday afternoon, accom-
panied bv Mrs. C. j. Straight and Mrs.
j. H. Duffy and two little daughters.
Katie and Floy, who will be their guests
for several days.
Lou Gordon, Paul Mitchell and DR..
Seaman of Warm Springs returned yes
terday from a fishing jaunt of several
days to the Dempsey axes. They
brought home several hundred trout and
as a consequence many of their friends
have since had good messes of fish.
They had a fine time, but report the trail
pA1oIy IN W get over.
Norman Tripp and Mrs. Mary Leon Of
Drummond were married inr Butte re-
Gently. Both are well known in Drum
mond and vicinity, Mrs. Leon being a
niece of Mrs. T. H. Morse, and had for
two or three years past been ay clerk at
the Windsor hotel at that place. They
have returned from Butte and are resid-
ing in Drummond.
Some two or three weeks ago some one
or pnes robbed the ice chest and cellar at
Mrs.s7fan.v T.. Kelley's in West Deer,
Lodge. A few days ago the remains
were discovered back OF her house In the
pasture. about 100 yards. A royal hobo
lunch was evidently enjoyed there, as
parts of lars of preserves, milkpans I'M
the like We're left.
Miss Miller of Philipsburg, accompa-
nied by Master Gwynne Hoss, came over
last eening and are guests of Mrs. Mary
L. Kellev and family. Misses Florence
Kelley. Mabel Beaumont n Jessie
Stackpole went down On the Copper City
to Garrison that afternoon to meet and
act as an escort of honor for them to
Deer Lodge.
Dae Jenkins returned from Weiser,
Idaho,last Friday where he had been
shearing sheep with C. w. Ray crew,
With whom he VIII work here. he says
the Montana folks down there. including
the Filters and Charlie Hahn. are getting
along nicely and that the latter has an
exceedingly fine a of sheep. They
! sent regards to Deer Lodge friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mignery entertained at
Dime Monday afternoon at their pretty
home in the Larabie addition Mrs. DIR.
Langan of Iowa and Miss Elizabeth L.
Thompson of Anaconda. Mr.. Mignery.
Mrs. Langan and Miss Thompson were
erstwhile members of the Lotus club, an
organization formed in this city a few
years ago by several young ladies and
gentlemen, the object of which was to
catr to the epicurean tastes of it's men,
bers, and many a happy meal they dis
cussed to gether In days of Aud Lang
Syne.
DIR. M. ]. Bell returned Saturday from
a month or more spent in Gebo and other
points In Carbon county. He reports
Professor and Mrs. H. e. Wolfe. former
ly OF Deer Lodge but now of Gebo, as be-
ing we'll and prosperous, Mr.. Wolfe be-
ing a member of the big mercantile firm
of Johnson & Wolfe. who are doing a fine
business. DIR. Bell says it's a pretty
country over there and prosperous-that
the soil is productive inc that the eli
mate permits the raising of all kinds of
garden truck. including corn and water
melons. The doctor will remain in Deer
Lodge until after the Fourth. when he
will make another trip over there.