Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-13

Charles M. Joyce. A. ]. Calcott and
James a spent Sunday in Deer
Lodge with their respective families.
Wimberly Bros, who ave been en-
ployed by N. j. B%ielenberg and w. I.
Higgins in the mines over in the Little
Rockies, in northern Montana, are here
enjoying a vacation. They are fine boys
and viii probably go to work in the
mines at Emery near here.
The Bryan and Stevenson club was
organized here Saturday night, with
Hon. r. ]. Humber as president, A. d.
Hess, vice president; Lou Gordon, CORE
spending secretary; Alex Brown. secre-
tary, and John Mc1nerney, treasurer.
The several different committees neces-
sary in such organizations were also APP
pointed. They start with a membership
Of 1877.
Judge n Mrs. yelling Napton of An
aconda were guests Of Mrs. Napton's
mother. Mrs. Mary L. Kelley, on the
West Side. Friday and Saturday.
Thomas Cleary, the popular sheriff at
Fort Benton, was here yesterday, and
with his chief deputy, Thomas Coats
worth, brought four criminals over to
Conley & McTague's boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Higgins and N. ].
Bielenberg We're passengers Saturday
night for Butte.
Thomas F. Hickey, the handsome dis
penser at the McBurney house bar, is
enjoying a few days visit with Butte
and Anaconda riends.
Miss Vcnnie Owings is in Anaconda
on business today. The,lady will return
tomorrow.
Dr.. II J. Reistard, Miss 3. F. Bren-
nick. Brainerd, Mimi; G.. III. Kinyon,
Omaha; Thomas Cleary, Chomas Coats
worth, Fort Benton; Frank White. Ana
conda; Patrick Henry, Winston Sexton,
Ed Shovlin, Butte; A. G. West, Helena:
Wallace Dew, ST. Paul, and H. J.. De
Buhr, Missoula, are at the McBurney.
Mrs. H. H. Mears of Warm Springs
was the guest of her friend, Mrs. Sam
Scott. Friday and Saturday, and on the
former evening the ladies attended the
entertainment at Cottonwood hall. Mrs.
Mears expects to spend the winter in
southern California.
The leading republicans of this city
are soon going to organize a republican
club to further the popular cause of re-
publicanisn1. They are working hard
now and are claiming the county by a
handsome majority.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Robinson returned
from a business trip up the valley yes
terday. He attended the funeral of
Bullas Parrot at Gregson Springs Sun
day, and says it was one of the largest
funerals he has ever attended any place
in this valley.
The public schools of this city opened
yesterday with an excellent attendance.
There are a great number of pupils at
tending from the valley, which brings
the attendance far above last year on
opening day. Miss Nellie Fox, who
taught the Burlington school, near Butte,
for two terms. has been chosen to fill
the place of Miss Van Gundy, resigned,
and the appointment gives very general
satisfaction, as the young lady is an ex-
cellent teacher and a product of Deer
Lodge.
Mrs. John G.. Morony of Helena, wife
of the state examiner, is enjoying a visit
with friends here, being the guest Of Miss
Alice Coleman.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan died last Thursday,
AGED about 6 months. The funeral oc-
CURED from the family residence in this
Ci.- on Saturday afternoon, Rev. A. B.
IN officiating. The floral offerings
very abundant and exquisite in
tl,.r arrangement. In their sudden loss
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan share the deepest
>sympathies of their any friends in his
valley.
HE MEANT IT, TOO.