Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
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| who is her guest. Refreshments Of SAL
ADS cream and cake, etc., were served.
Charlie Reid finished the season at his
placer mine in Spring gulch, near EN-
cry last Saturday, the water giving out.
he did pretty well as the season only
lasted a month and go days, the clean-up
amounting to 81, 265. He was around
Monday ~liquidating his Indebtedness.
The SPECIAL excursion train which
came down from, Butte Sunday arrived
here about 1890 and brought all the way
from 100 to $50 people who, spent the day
IN Deer Lodge. The visitors seemed to
enjoy the day very much, many visit
ing the pen in the afternoon to heal the
open air concert by the band.
Mrs. A. D.. Peck and SON Dewitt ar
rived home from .sne East last Saturday
evening. Mrs. Peck has been on a visit
to her old home in Columbus, Ohio, and
rs much improved in health. Dewitt
has been attending the Iowa State Agri-
cultural college at Ames. Both are
pleased to get back to Montana.
Last Sunday was rally day at the
Christian church, at which time there
was a grand reunion of the members of
that organization. There was a large at
tendance, quite a numbre from up the
IN oSAi6 plSSSIIs <ANtCI lllC lIlOL llIlS
service a nice basket dinner was served
in thechurch parlors. There was morn
ing. afternoon and evening programmes,
which We're both interesting and in
structive.
Walter B. Wiles, who has been serving
as watchman at the Mammoth mill at
Coloma for the past several months, has
accepted a position in the L. J. Baker
grocery store at Anaconda. He will go
fn m rnndQ Saturday tn a Pnl1ainf him.
self with the business and enter pom
represent the interest of Mrs. l.. J. Ba-
ker, who expects to reside in Spokane.
Rev. Mr.. Settle came down from Butte
Monday accompanied by his wife, three
sons, two young lady friends of the fam
lily and Mr.. Stout, for an outing till Fri
day at Rock Creek lake. They were met
at the train with a conveyance by at P.
Evans, who took them out that after
noon. They are we'll equipped with
gums, fishing tackle and camping outfit
and all formed a very jolly party. Mr..
Evans and family are visiting them to-
day.
Miss Norma Robinson and sister Irene,
accompanied by their uncle w. M. Biggs
of Helena, left IN last Sunday evenings
North Coast Limited for New York city,
where they expect to meet their aunt,
Mrs. Biggs, on her return from an ex-
tended visit to Paris and other conti-
mental places of interest. After spend
some time in sightseeing in New York
the entire party will enjoy a short sea-
son at Atlantic City before returning to
Montana.
The man old time friends of Miss
Nellie Withers, who taught school in
Deer Lodge public schools 16 or II years
ago. were much pleased to ave a visit
from her several days the latter part of
last week. She has for several years
! been serving as d%eaconess for the Epis-
copal churcr in Montana, with head
quarters at Sheridan. She visited Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Whitehall in Anaconda
Saturday and Monday morning went to
| Avon with Bishop Brewer and others
where the bishop held services that
evening.
The Chaminade Music club was hand
somely entertained last Thursday even
ing by Mrs. H. B. Davis. at her home on
Missouri avenue, it being their pleasure
at the same time to meet Mrs. Z. X.
Larrabee of Fairhaven, Wash. Refresh
ments were served. Those present be-
the club members were Mesdames
Peter Walton, Humber, Martin, Catlin,
A. Hoss, N. Hoss. Crawford. Gullette.
Langan, r. Irvine. C. x. Larrabee, $. p;
Larabie, A. Whitworth. l.. Kelley and
ME Bowie, Kelley, Miller, Wiles. Thorn
son Robinson Mayne, Beth and Sue Lar
able, McLain. The club members pres
ent ,tore Mesdames Davey, ScharnlkoW,
Joslyn, Higgins and Misses Clara a
braith, Lillian and Jessie Humber, Au-
gusta Bielenberg, SUE WEIGH. Marie
Reede. Mabel Beaumont and Jessie
Stackpole.
It was a most happy party of young
people that went out to the foot OF
Mount Powell on Dempsey creek last
Saturday on a fishing excursion. Iney
took a fine luncheon with them which
was strengthened by a fish fry for din
ner. They caught about rs trout. The
following composed the party: MISSES
Frances Miller. edna and Fannie Bowie,
Lillian and Jessie Humber, Edith Hart.
Sue WEIGH, Clara Galbraith, Marie
Reede. Augusta Bielenberg, Mabel Beau
mont. Florence Kelley, Jessie ~Stackpole
and Messrs. Don Larabie, DR.. r. f.
Dodds and Rollyn Humber.
There was a most happy gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Bielen-
berg last Saturday evening. 1t was a
surprise party, the occasion being MRS.
~Rieienberg's birthday. The weather be-
ing fine and warm the stormers sta
toned themselves out on the lawn ana
under the grand old trees. Mrs. Blelen-
berg was away from home when the
stormers took possession and 1t was a
genuine surprise to her. 1t was a fitting
trih1te to that highly esteemed and pop
,,lar lady and it is not necessary to say
i was fully appreciated and enjoyed by
her Game were played amid much
noarr;men and nice refreshments par
taken of durin gthe evning.
HORSE WOMEN.