Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-17

other party of young ladies at whist at
her home. Two prizes were offered-the
first, a pretty little cup and saucer, being
won by Miss Mabel Beaumont; the
BOBBY: a paper of pins, being taken by
dainty refreshments were served during
the evening. Those present, including
the genial hostess, were Misses Marie
Reede, Florence Kelley, Jessie and Thee.
stackpole, Mabel Beaumont, Ella Mar
cum, Annie Bielenberg, Maude Perry,
Clara and Augusta Galbraith, Sue Welch
and Ida Robinson.
DR.. j. H. Owings returned at about 3
O'clock this morning from a professional
visit to Thomas Thomas. near Avon, who
has been quite i'll of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christofferson's
baby. while playing with a nickel last
Sunday. swallowed it, and has since been
quite sick from the effects of it.
Col. H. j. Toomey, after about w
ing after stock and ranch interests, re-
turned home the latter part of last
week.
Miss Nellie Fox. one of Deer Lodges
most estimable young ladies, will leave
tomorrow for Douglas creek to teach the
spring term of district school.
John Noe, accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. Mary Blessinger, was over from
Pioneer yesterday. He says there's little
or no snow between here n Pioneer,
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vivsvit with relatives n friends in col
Missou' of nearly three months, return
ed to her home in Anaconda last We'd
nesday.
II. A. Smurr of the E. l.. Bonner COM
pany grocery department visited his
brother. j. w. smurr, and family in An
aconda last Thursday and part Of Fri
day.
Mrs. Mary Blessinger will take charge
of the Pioneer hotel the first Of April. 1t
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Joe Rodgers, who had it unde lease.
Vernie Spurgin, the young man who
organized a lodge Of the WOodmen of
America in Deer Lodge last month. is
now in Philipsburg on the same kin Of
a mission.
Prof. H. e. Wolfe, formerly principal
of the Deer Lodge schools. but now in
the mercantile business at Gebo, was last
week appointed a justice of the peace Of
his town.
came down from Anaconda last Satur-
day and remained until Monday evening
as guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tobias Schurtz.
Col. George w. Morse. one Of the most
prominent men of Granite county. and
Lodge last Friday evening and Satur-
day.
Joe Coleman came up from Beartown
Sunday evening. returning next day at
noon. RE report SeVeTylnllS EOlnB dlOHH
smoothly at the mill, with which he is
connected.
John Mcmahon visited Fort Benton and
Great Falls last week. He says the for
mer place is pretty lively. owing to ex-
tensive railroad building in that neigh
borhood. but that business there is bad
ly overdone. He saw w. M. James there,
who had been sick, but was about well
again.
G. u. Joslyn. after a months visit tc
Chicago and other Eastern cities. return
ed home asst Wednesday evening. look
ing quite well, althugh he had been Sc.
riously annoyed by a severe cold con
tracted during hi stravels. He is again
at his post doing duty as manage fol
the r.. l.. Bonner mpan
Col. lack Nelson a former Deer Lodge
county sheriff. who had been on a visit
to Butte. passed through Deer Lodge err
route to his home in Hamilton last Mon
day. He stepped off the train here q
minute or WI and gave 'thc glad hand
to several of his old-time friends. He is
now me of the leading merchants and
citizens of Hamilton. and has lost nom
of his geniality nor avoirdupois.