Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-27

Ferslnger murder trial. 81
Judge O. b. O'Bannon, who has been in
Anaconda the past week on legal bust
ness. returned home today.
n Laity and his good man FRI
day" went down to Gold Creek yester-
dav to start a guessing school.
Henri Trahant left Monday evening
for Anaconda to take a sit in the Mon
tana hotel tonsorial apartments.
Owing to illness Mrs. Will Reed will
be unable to entertain the Art club next
Friday afternoon, as was her intention.
Lew Coleman, Jr., of Anaconda,
pleased his home folks and friends by
spending last Sunday among them in
Deer Lodge.
Tobe Schurtz and family drove up to
Anaconda Sunday and spent the day in
visiting their son, John Schurtz and wife.
Noise Menard made a visit to the 70
sci district last Thursday, to look after
some mining claims in which he is inter-
ested.
Mrs. Lon Gordon returned Monday
from a few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. I. s. Eldred and family, at Warm
Springs.
Howard Hasselberger Of the Cash Gro
Gerry company, made a business visit to
Anaconda this week, going up on last
nights train.
Mrs. Maggie zimmerman left for Helena
Monday for an extended stay, making
her home during that time at the home
of U. S. District att r..cy RoIycrs and
wife.
Mrs. A. D. Peck and her sister, Mrs, s.
E. Bright Of Columbus, Ohio, have re-
turned from a visit of several days to
their brother. j. ". Smurr and family, in
Anaconda.
Judge B. F.. Brown came in from Gar
rison Sunday evening n remained over
Monday. The judges genial disposition
is equal to the warm sunshine of the past
few days.
John B.. Reneault, the well-known min
ing man, who was one of the first men to
help develop the Champion and Emery
districts, but who has for the past seven
years been located in the Garnet district,
Is in Deer Lodge on a visit to old friends,
having come up Monday evening. John
has acquired some good interests in his
section, n has gotten his affairs in
shape and will cave tonight for Sumpter,
Oregon. on an extended trip, during
which time he will investigate the merits
OF that much-talked of mining section.
Assessor George s. Miller came down
from Anaconda today and will tomorrow
go to Helena to attend the annual con-
vention of assessors of Montana, which
meets the latter part Of this week.
Prof. j. T.. Bramble and John Astie
were passengers for Butte Sunday even
ing. remaining until today. when they
returned home.
Mrs. r.. ]. Watson of Butte after a visit
OF several months to her OLD home in
Louisiana, Mo-. and to Des Moines, Iowa,
has returned to Butte.
Billy Woods. the famou athlete, ar
rived today from Butte, and will en-
deavor to get up an athletic entertain
ment In Deer Lodge this week..
Peter Walton returned today from a
business visit to Butte. We thank the
for the latest war news by
grapevine from Butte the evening before
The Rev. A. A. Walker, formerly of
Deer Lodge. but now of East Helena, has
been doing a land office in saving sinners
IN the latter place recently. At q pro-
tracted nesting closed last Wednesday
evening there were IL accessions to the
church and several other CON.
who will probably unite with
other churches. $50
John McClelland, who it will be re-
clerked for Charlie Kenyon
some 10 or IL years ago. and from here
went to Elliston. came down from Butte
, tai saturday to attend the funeral Of his
engaged In the wholesale commission
business in the smoky city. Is married
and has three children.
u. w. Williams, who has taken I'M a
ranch q up on Dempsey creek, was r. {
Deer d Monday. The day before he
death of his wife, which had occurred
at her home In Lucas, Iowa. Mr.. viii,
is an old timer Of Montana, HAVING
mined IN Alder Gulch in the earlier six.
ties. and later at Butte.
DICK McGilvray M r. L. Davis of
Avon drove over from that place SUNDAY |
afternoon. and that evening went 70 |
Butte on business. Dick Is ASSOCIATED
with Alex Brown Of Deer Lodge in one of
the finest gold and copper propositions |
n the state: 1t Is situated in American
Suicn' ana Is turning out most satisfac-
torily. From h returns on SAMPLER I'VE
Judge they will. at no distant day. have
all kinds Of money.
b. r. Horton, an old-timer Of Stone |
Station. but who has been living in Butte |
November, was committed to tie /
asylum last Saturday by a jury
His son George was before the u ana