Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-28

Parker, way up on Dempsey creek, last
Friday. He was suffering with a bad
case of grip.
The aides of the Episcopal church
will meet with Mrs. F. S. Davey next
Monday afternoon at 3 p. m. to study
church history.
N. j. Bielenberg returned Sunday
evening from the Big Hole valley where
he had been for several days looking
after cattle interests.
Frank Cairnes, one of the Old-timers
of the Garnet mining district. came up
last Saturday evening and remained a
day Or two on business.
H. J. Toomey, after a week at home.
left last Thursday for his B~eaverhead
county cattle ranches to personally in
spect and direct affairs. /
Bob Turner, who had been employed
at the Lead King mine, in the Garnet
district, came up last week and Is now
again working at Emery.
Col. l.. c Parker arrived from Butte,
! where he is interested in aiming, the
| first Of the week and has since been visit
ing with his family and friends.
The bright new Copper City cars are
being used on the regular Butte and
! Garrison train. The regular Copper City
rain will be put on next Sunday.
Rev.. MI. Bramble of Townsend. father
of Prof. G. T.. Bramble. principal of the
! Deer Lodge public schools. has been a
guest of his son and family during the
past week.
Lee Smith, head engineer of the BIZ
Metallic hoist, in Granite. after a visit Of
several days to Warren Evans and fam
lily other friends in Deer Lodge, re-
turned home Saturday.
The John aMtheson residence, north
Of the Episcopal church, Is being fur
nished and refi,ted for w G. Winans,
who, with his wife. will occupy it as soon
as it is ready for them.
Bob Turner, Joe Burke and Charlie
Dannison have secured a lease on the
Emery mine ore dump, which they will
sort and ship. They expect to clean up
two times wage or more.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod, who is making
a gratifying success of his mining and
, milling adventures in the Garnet district.
came up last Saturday evening and re-
manned a few days on business.
DR.. J.. Fl. Owings donned his handsome
uniform last Wednesday, evening and
went up to Anaconda to attend the x. of
p. hAll, which came off in that city that
evening. M was a fine affair.
Louis Grand Pre-, accompanied by his
good humor, always. was in Deer Lodge
recently from his mining camp up on the
head of Dry Cottonwood creek. He and
his partner have been doing development
work on their quartz propositions dur
ing the winter and are well pleased with
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return some placer miners hose, it be-
ing his intention as usual, to operate his
placer mines during the spring and sum-
mer. While here he sold to a travelling
man a crop of fine saphpires of different
colors, which he harvested from his
sapphire fields last season.
Miss Alice Coleman, one of the very
best and most popular young aides of
Deer Lodge, has been seriously ill the
past week. and we are exceedingly sorry
to state she is little, if any, better.
Peter Walton will start for Boulder
this evening where he has a case in the
district court. He will be accompanied
by Edward Sc%harnikow. his attorney,
and Major Conley and John B~ielenberg
as witnesses.
w. B. Wiles, who had been watching
the property Of the Mammoth Mining
company at Coloma for the past three
months, arrived from there Sunday even
ing for a few days visit with the home
folks and friends.
Victor West, a former Deer Ledger,
and a deer hunter from away back, Who
now holds a good position in one of the
big saw mills near Libby, returned home
last Friday after several days visit ia
Deer Lodge friends.
Zach Lightfoot and family. who left
Tor Butte to reside a couple of months
ago, are expecting to shortly return to
Deer Lodge. Gus Lightfoot came down
recently and is now employed at the
Kentucky livery stables.
John tSeWart of Butte passed through
Deer Lodge yesterday on his way 10
Gold Creek, where he is ngage in pros
pecting placer ground by means of a
steam drill on Baldwin Klaus ranch,
which he has bonded.
james McMullen, who had been gone
several weeks to Sumpter, Ore, and
coast cities, returned Wednesday night,
and is again filling his old position in
the ONeill hardware store, much to the
satisfaction of his friends.
John Fitzpatrick and two younger sons
came over from Washington Gulch last
wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr..
iFtzpatrick's Old-time friend, Stephe
Cole, of whom we made mention last
week. They eturned home Monday
morning.
Il ". H. Daugherty, the cattle buyer for
the Pacific Meat company of Tacoma,
bought 600 head of prime beef steers
from Bielenberg e. Walker last week.
They We're the product of their great
Big Hole ranches. and it goes without
saying a top-notch price had to be put
up for them.
E. F. Green and L. Lutte, honored old
timers from BlackfoOt City and vicinity,
4 came over from their homes last Thurs
day and remained in Deer Lodge until
next evening. They met many Old-time
friends who were much pleased to see
! them. While here they were guests at
the Scott house.
Mrs. NJ. w. Trask and daughter. Miss
Rachel, Mrs. w. N. Aylesworth and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. Mrs. c. D,
Joslyn, Mrs. Tom McTague. Miss Mabel
Beaumont M Mayor Frank Conley
y, were among those who went up to Butte
last Wednesday evening to hear Pade-
rewski, the great pianist.
Conrad Kohrs, who had been over at
Pioneer Joking after placer mining in
terests for a week. arrived in Deer Lodge
a last Friday evening. and after attending
to business matters end meeting old