Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-24

does not expect to return to the coast
for several weeks,
Martin Gleason went down to Bear
town last Thursday afternoon to see his
cousin, Walter Gleeson, who has peen
sick for a week or more from saliva
ton, caused from handling quicksilver
while employed in the quartz mill there.
Martin came home the latter part of the
week, but returned yesterday to remove
him to a Missoula hospital, where he can
have the best of care.
Rev. Edgar I. Crawford, the new
pastor for the Christian church., accom-
panied by his wife, arrived last Friday
afternoon and filled tie pulpit of hat
church, both morning and evening. the
following Sunday. For the present they
are guests at the home of Attorney n
Mrs. Edward Scharnikow. RS. Craw-
ford, who is endowed with a most excel
lent voice, favored the congregation at
Sunday evenings service with some good
vocal music.
County Surveyor w. Z. Pinegar, Will
Fisher and Frank Moe came in from over
In the neiehborhood of Rock Greek lake
last Thursday, where they had been for
nearly a week surveying for Kohrs &
B~ielenberg. Besides e%ncountering the
extreme cold weather of last week, VIII
Fisher had one of his hips painfully hurt
by a tree sliding down against him while
scaling a steep mountain Sue. Mr.. Pine
gar returned to Anaconda, while Mr..
Fisher remained here to nurse his in
juries, which are leaving him fast.
Mrs. Peter Walton verey elegantly
entertained. a part of friends at a 5
o'clock dinner last Thursday. at her
home in Rainbow avenue. The occa-
sion was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
conrad Kohrs and their daughter, Miss
Katherine, who spent last week on a
visit to friends in Deer Lodge. Those
invited were old time friends Of the
kohrs family and Mrs. Walton, the par
ty being composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohrs, Miss Kohrs. IT. g.. Ward, Mrs.
Z. W. Catlin, Mrs. 2. s. Stackpole, Mrs.
Edward Scharnikow, Mrs. H. "A. Nc
Pherson, Miss Mobile Wiles.
One OF the hapDiest events Of the year
was given in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Hoss last Friday evening at
was gotten UP by a number of their
many admiring friends and neighbors
prior to their departure for Marshall,
Mo-, some time the first part Of next
month, which place they will make uneir
future home. Dancing and a nice lunch
con were the order of the evening. The
music, furnished by an elegant violin
list from Butte, Frank Cline on the cor
net. and Mrs. Davey on the piano, was
the best we have had in Deer Lodge for
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoss feel very
much c~ompEimentcd and gratiied over
the affair.
Amen & Smith, the horse buyers of
Dows, Central iowa. who have been in
This section the past several weeks, have
bought and are awaiting cars for ship.
ment Of about IA car loads of range
horses to ST. Paul. In a talk with Mr..
Smith he informed US they had bought
the 100 horses belonging to the Whit
craft estate: about 100 head from Dan
Campbell, of Flint Creek valley: 80 or
40 from Peter Normandin, Is from Tom
Stuart 10 or - from TSoh Ha yrric haciHGIc
from others in lesser numbers. The
Whitcraft and other horses will be de-
divered at Deer Lodge for loading, while
the Dan Campbell brand will be loaded
at Drummond. The average price paid
was $13. They also have several hum
dred head of horses contracted for down
at Arlee. which are to be delivered for
shipment in 30 days.