Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-19


returned home the latter part of last
week, and looks as if the "trip agreed with
from Helena Saturday evening for a visit
him. !
Eli Gregson and family, who have
spent the school season at their summer
home in Deer Lodge. will remove to
their nome near Gregson springs this
week.
c.. e. Williams, one of the prominent
lumber dealers of Butte. came down Sum
day and spent the day with Mrs. Williams
who is so burning at the McBurney house.
Ed McLain, who has been engaged in
quartz mining over in the Big Hole coun-
l try returned home last Thursday for a
| visit with his mother, sister and many
| friends.
Mrs. Florence Baker. who had for sew
eral weeks been a guest of Judge ana
| Mrs. s.. X. Davis. left last Wednesday for
| Spokane, where she may conclude to re-
1 main.
Dave Hogan and T. l.. Kelly. are
| erecting a large store building at Gold
Creek. and will shortly put in a stock of
general merchandise.
Claude Schroeder came over from the
Big Hole basin Sunday, as did also J. II.
Fox. They say they had plenty Of rain
over there too, as We'll as snow in the
mountains.
Miss Odile Narcotic returned last
evening from a visit of several lays to
Miss Elsie Marker, in Anaconda. who is
now connected with the telephone office
in that city.
Walter GleesOn came up from MissOula
Sunday evening and is the guest of Mar
tin Gieeson and family. He left yes erday
for Spokane for the benefit Of his health.
w. H.. Merriman, the efficient general
agent of the Northern Pacific railway. in
Butte, Paid Deer Lodge a visit last Thurs
day, returning home on the North Coast
Limited the same evening.
M. w. Trask, O. B. OBannon. G. d.
JOslyn, Frank Conley and j.. F.. Van
Gundy. went to Anaconda today as dele
gates to the county convention.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson drove over to
! Avon and Garrison and vicinity last
Thursday to ulnlmon district court jur-
ors. He returned Saturday in the heavy
rain.
a.. N. Brown. city editor of the Anacon-
da Standard, and Charles Lynch, proof
reader. came down Sunday and spent the
afternoon in Deer Lodge. While here
they visited the pen and heard the band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Turner and little
daughter We're in town last Friday
meet Mrs. Turner's sister, f.. II. Larue of
Fresno, Cal, who arrived here that day,
for a couple of months visit to them.
Alex Brown has been quite Ill the past
week, being threatened with pneumonia.
is now much better, though still con-
! fined to his bed. He is at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Conley, where he is re-
ceiving kind attention.
James Lea and family are again resi-
dents of Deer Lodge, having come down
from Butte last Thursday. They are
occupying one of C. d. kenyon's houses,
just south of Mel McGhee's residence, on
. Main street.
Mr.. n Mrs. J. c. Styles, of Avon,
Snant cnvpra] ia We Ia OF Naak a g pi,actc Of
Mrs. Styles parents. Judge and Mrs. j.
Y. Batterton They brought their bicyc-
les and enjoyed the good roads in this
! section until the heavy rains came.
Tom Finn came down from Butte last
Thursday, and with a mining outfit, pro-
visions. etc, went out to his mine above
Rock Creek lake. This is an annual
jaunt of Toms and his friends hope he
will realize his fondest hopes before the
winters snow comes.
Mrs. Charles Bright, who has been a
guest of her sisters, Mrs. c p. Chapman
and Mrs. A. D.. Peck, and other relatives
in Deer Lodge, for the past several
months, returned to her home in ColLm-
bus. Ohio. last Friday. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. A D. Peck, who
Went for a visit to her old home.
john Matheson who was in the Cham
pion district last Saturday. says a 5
o'clock, when he left, there We're two feet
of snow on the level. As it showed all
that night there must have been close to
double that amount Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. G. Mckenzie were
, i'm from their fine ranch on Dog Creek
last Thursday, having driven in ehind
their handsome matched sorrel team.
Dan brought over a little specimen of
bunch grass grown OF his fenced grazing
land which is far ahead of anything Of
the kind we have seen for many years,
as 1T is from six to eight inches high. He
| CavC na hac lntc of IL M hiS ,1aaa tbt,
: year.
Deputy Sheriff ]. a. Robinson was call
ed to Garrison Sunday by telegram, no.
: boes having the night before broken into
-four cars of merchandise on the sidetrack.
He found the hoboes had vanished be
fore he arrived there, and that but little
had been stolen. A few bottles of beer,
some potatoes and bacon, and some trink-
cts from a box shipped by Montgomery,
r Ward & Co., is thought to b. all that was
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Syron Wood entertained
a number of friends last week in honor
: of. their brother, Mr.. Gaien Wood, who
was passing through the city on his way
to- Nome. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Batterton,
t Mr.. and Mrs. S~charnikow, Mrs. Will
Williams, Mrs. A. =. Williams, Mrs.
Schroeder, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
, Lydia Irvine; Misses Bette Batterton,
, Linda Williams, Jessie lumber Bette
Williams, Orc Miller. Lillian Humber.
Clara Zosel; Mr.. G.. Wood and Rolin
| Humber.