Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-21

| He will visit Spokane a few days and
stop at Ellensburg, Wash. en- route for
a few days visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Childs, and family, who re-
side there. He has some very f1attering
quartz interests in the Fort Steele min
ing district. including a heavy interest
in an incorporated company, which is
doing extensive development work with
big chances of uncovering a bonanza
mine.
BOULDER AGELETS.
Mrs. Barteau is quite i'll.
George Moore made a trip to Helena
Sunday.
Ralph Sweet of Butte was here the
past week.
Miss Maude Poore was out from Hell
ena over Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Berkin was a candidate for
school trustee in the district in which
she lives in Smith River valley, and
beat her opponent, a man, by a vote Of
"a to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Halford zane out
A1oil ASONlC ouIIOuy.
Mrs. Reynolds returned SATURDAY.
from a visit to Anaconda.
Miss Ida Beard of Helena is here WIS.,
ltlng with her sister, Mrs. Barrett.
Will Holt has a broken collar bone
as the result of a bicycle accident.
Mrs. POOro was SLIGHTLY inip,roI NO
Gently in falling from a bridge near her
home.
Mrs. Brady of the valley is visiting in
Anaconda with her daughter, Mrs.
TWohy.
Mrs. Donehoo has returned from Elk
horn. where she visited at the home of
her SON.
John Weller went to Helena. on Sun
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Peter
kessler.
Messrs. Sponheim, Hammill. McNulty
and Lidgate We're here from Basin Fri,
day evening.
Miss Anna Pierce was here from Butte
over Sunday: Howard Pierce was also
here a few days with friends.
An odd mining location came to the
recorders office Monday wherein John
Marsland, a notary at Walkerville. had
sealed the ocume with the seal of
Monitor lodge No. 35. A. F. & A. NJ.
Miss Jamie Concannon has returned
from Memphis, No., after an absence of
down from Basin Sunday to meet her.
"
A change in the time of trains on the
Great Northern will be inaugurated
next Sunday. The new time card is not
, yet at hand, but there will be slight
changes for all passenger trains on this
division.
Mrs. Schreiner of Elkhorn went to
Helena Friday for a visit with friends
before Mr.. Schreiner leaves lkhor to
engage in business at some other point.
| He reports only a few families left in
the once thriving mining camp.
| At an informal meeting Of the @. v.
| F. I. coterie called by the president. Mrs.
| w. B. Gaffney, it was decided to post
| pone the special Easter meeting pre-
| viously announced on account of illness
in the families of some of the members.
Mrs. ]. G.. Hammer of Butte and her
SAIo < AAo'
| Mr.. Arno Hammers.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Great Falls is spend
ing a few days in Boulder at the home
OF. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
futile Brothers are loading this morn
ing 400 head of young cattle to ship to
their herd in the northern part Of the
state.
Mrs. Maxwell has gone to Butte. where
she will hereafter make her home. Her
daughters expect to leave for there the
latter part of the week.
]. T. Cottier leaves the Office Of deputy
county recorder today and expects to
start for Big Timber Sunday. His
family will precede him to Helena In a
few days.
Mr.. Doherty of the lowed valley was
here on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.. Sherlock returned
Friday from a trip to Butte.
Isabella Berkin has gone to Deer
! Lodge to remain a few weeks with Mrs.
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxfield returned Sum
day from Utah. leaving his father in