Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-03

pany, left Sunday eening for Chicago and
other cities in the east, where he will
remain the best part of the month on
business.
Judge s. K. Davis, who had been in
Helena son ten days or more, and who
served as a member of the United States
grand jury part. Of the time, returned
home last evening.
Jesse Ford Gee Lear ratified off a
horse last Wednesday evening. Joe
kendrick threw the lucky number that
won 1t, and soon after was inquiring the
price O fbaled hay.
Next Sunday morning the annual Offer
ing for HON missions will be taken at
the Presbyterian church. In the eve
ming Rev. Coleman will speak on the life
of the late Dwight L. Moody.
Billy Courtois, who had been to Gold
Creek for a few days. came UP last Sum-
a evening and says the logging and
saw mill interests are suffering some
what for the want of snow in the noun
tains.
Mrs. Judge John Y. Pemberton and
daughter, Mrs. II. T. Mahan, returned
Sunday evening from a happy little visit
of a few days with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. J.. c.. Styles and family, in
Avon.
Sheriff D. 7. Curran of Missoula was
in Deer Lodge Friday. having come up
the evening before with Lester B. Nor
ton, a young man convicted of forgery,
and who was placed in the penitentiary
to pay the penalty therefor.
Mrs. Frank Conley, after a few days
visit to her friend, Miss Hilda Higgins,
and who has been quite i'll in Missoula,
returned home Sunday evening. She re-
ports the young lady as much improved
when she left Missoula.
0. S. Draper of Park City. Utah, has
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r. L.. Bonner company store. Mr.. Harmed
returned today from a visit to friends
in Anaconda, and will take a position as
guard at the penitentiary.
Rev. D.. Crawford of Indiana, has been
called to the pastorate of the Christian
church in Deer Lodge, and is expected
to arrive here with his wife in time to
hold services at the church next Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Mrs. A. Hoepfner cam over from
Helmsville Saturday evening to visit her
daughter, and some other young ladies
of Helmsvllle, who ARE attending st.
Mary's academy. While here she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerdts.
Thurlow w. and Charlie Parker, sons
of Colonel L. c. Parker, are members of
a recently formed Butte party that will
start for Cape Nome with the spring rush.
There are a number Of other Deer Lodg-
ers who are talking of going.
Attorney Edward Scharnikow will
leave for Los Angeles. CAL, tomorrow on
a visit combining business with pleasure.
Attorney J. M. Simpson of Anaconda will
occupy his o~ff1ceduring his absence and
probably regularly after his return.
DR.. c. S. Cranson left last Wednes-
day for a visit to Denver, Colorado, and
points in Kansas. The doctor seemed
somewhat mysterious in his movements,
and we should not be surprised if he re-
turned with somebody to pour his coffee
in the future.
Quite a good sized party Of our dance
loving people enjoyed a social hop at the
West Side club rooms last Friday eve
ning. Leader Cline Of the penitentiary
band, James McMullen and Miss Odile
furnished excellent music for
the occasion.
Mrs. William Williams returned from
Helena last Friday afternoon, whittier she
had been ON an extended isit to her
daughter, Mrs. Phil H. Miller and family.
was accompanied home by her little
grandson, Mahlon Miller, who will remain
Alderman J. Ed O'Neill returned yes
terday la Butte from Helena, whittier he
had been for several days in attendance
at the annual meeting of the Master
Plumbers of Montana. They had a fine
and We're wined and dined to
the queens taste.
There is some wood burned at the
penitentiary ire enough. The immense
pile of cord wood floated down the fluue
last fall, close to 500 cords. has nearly
all faded away. If the weather had not
been mild it would all have been zone
before this time.
Allen Kimmerly. the we'll known old
citizen of near Avon, visited in Deer
Lodge last Sunday, having come down
from Anaconda, where he had been SUM-
as a witness in the Persinger case.