Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-20

EE MOUNTAIN: BUTTE, MI
Lords supper was administered. In the
evening the pastor preached on the Res
l Cor. is: II, Int two new mem
bers Mr.. n Mrs. G. M. Sampson were
into the church. The pastor also
preached at the mine in the afternoon
from Math. %: lilo.
Samuel H.. Glidden, of the Wyoming
Transportation Co.. has just returned
from a trip that took him as far as Min
neapolis. Mrs. Glidden, who has been
visiting with her parents at the mine, has
to her home at Stringtown.
Mr.. Watson who recently returned
from a visit to Miles City, has brought
with him some metropolitan Ideas,
his new sign is all right and quite a sty-
liSh affair. Z -
At the depot the growing freight bust
ness has made it necessary to ~increase1
the force and Agent Morrow now has an
operator to ASSIST him in his work. Y ?
An entertainment will be given for the
benefit of the church. The ~prOgranEne1
gives a very promising entertainments of
good music, etc. T
Presiding Elder Bennett and Rev. Fl FL
Warning of the NJ. E. church held a quar-f
terly meeting at Woodmens hall on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Stone of the Wyoming Transp0rta-I
ton Co., left on Saturday for a trip to the
Basin country. ~ I
l.. Fredrickson and his son Adolph,t re-
turned Saturday from a trip into the Ba- /
sin country. v
On April 9Th a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bradley.
Y. DILLON.
Miss Lizzie Cashmere, Correspondent; |
e. Schott, Carrier, Inter Mountain. /
Dillon, Mont, April Is, 1900.
Dan Loughlen of Argenta, is transact
ing business at the county seat to-day.
Mrs. I. =. Fyhne, who has been quite
i'll for some time is able to be out again.
Attorney and Mrs. j. G.. Willis left
Tuesday for several weeks visit in Cali
fOrnia.
Mrs. J. S. Flanders Of Chicago, IS Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Kate Po%indexter Of
this city.
Leslie Thompson, a business man Of
Twin Bridges, visited relatives in this
city the first of this week.
Major and Mrs. J. E. Morse left Mon
day evening for Salt Lake city, where
%hory AL los 1,AA1o ~n~ o. ~~$4
treatment.
John Kent was tried in Justice Jones'
court the first of the week for assault on
J. Gotham, plead guilty to the offense and
was med $500. M
Miss Olene Whitehorn, a former Dillon
young lady, but now a resident of 4Argen-
ia, and Mr.. Warren Graeter, son of A. L.
Graeter Of this city, were united in mar
rage in Butte, Tuesday. For the present
the newly married. couple will reside in
| Argenta. ~'f'"h -''s@S ~
DIR. n Mrs. M. A.. Miller returned
home Sunday frcsa Arkansas Hot
Springs. Mrs. Miller has been to- the
springs about six months for the benefit
of her health. The doctor left here a
couple of weeks ago to accompany her
home. T. 4
On Monday morning Sheriff Pyle ar
rested a young boy about IA years of age,
by the name of Rainy Ellis, who hau
ran away from his mother and stepfather
in Bannack. The boy claimed he was
not treated right at home and was ON
his way to his father at Salmon. His
mother came to Dillon Tuesday and took
the boy back home.
The following deeds have been filed in
fhn anr1Sf 01ny,LSo 0fA0@ ~f~ - Aho rr,~-1r.
A. J.. Noyes, ct al, placer location, west
of Wisdom. B. r. Stevenson ct al,
placer location, west of Wisdom. John
Kent, water right, southeast of Dillon.
D.. N. Paris, water right. Paris creek.
r. H. Best, placer location, Trout creek,
near Argenta: Horace Hand, water
right, Wise river. VIM. Barbour, three
water rights, at Willow creek, Warm
Springs and Cold springs, respectively.
Easter was observed by the churches
of Dillon last Sunday. The day was not
very pleasant, as it rained at intervals
all day though a great many people turn
ed out for worship. The churches were
all beautifully decorated with a profustcn
of flowers, especially St. Rose Catholic
church, where Rev. Father Wander
Brock conducted services. Bishop
Brewer of Helena preached morning and
evenig at st. James Epicopal church. In
the morning the Knight Templars went
in a body in uniform to listen to the bish-
op. Rev. II. Z. Cope conducted the SER
vices of the day at the Baptist church.
Recently the mortgage which has been
on the church for thirteen years was
raised, and at the services Sunday even
inc the mortgage was burned. Rev. K.
p. Smith preached at the Methodist
church and Rev. M. B. Loughlen con-
Quoted services at the Presbyterian
church.. Special music was rendered at
the different churches. 02
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