Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-24

M. G. Mignery last week bought the
addition
X. Carr, the road supervisor of the
Garrison district, was in Deer Lodge
Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Larsen returned last Satur-
day from a visit to relatives n friends
in Anaconda.
S. A. Poe and wife and ]. NJ. Kennedy
and wife of Anaconda kere guests in
town Sunday.
John Matheson and family moved into
the Conn residence in West Deer Lodge
last Saturday. -
Mrs. William Esmay of Butte was a
visitor at the seminary on Monday and
Tuesday of Llis week.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson returned last
evening from Avon, where he was off,
cially engaged Monday.
b.. F. Maiden, a bright young attorney
Of Anaconda, was in Deer Lodge on pro-
fessional business. yesterday.
Israel Gibbs, the well known old-timer
n stoekman from the upper valley,
vas in Deer Lodge yesterday.
Father Batens of VAUDEVILLE came
down from that place yesterday and is a
guest of Father DeRyckere.
Nj. Chatelle went down to Garnet Mon
day to TAX a position as blacksmith at
the Mitchell & M%ussigbrod mines.
NJ. e. Woodbridge, a stationary engineer
OF Butte, passed through Deer Lodge on
his wheel at moor today, for Garnet.
J. E. Marcum of Helmville has been
enjoying a visit with his family and
friends in Deer Lodge the past week.
III. B. Davis went up to Dry Cotton
wood last Thursday and surveyed the
Pike County Placer company's ground.
Ed Ward came down from Butte Sun
day and remained over until Monday
evening as the guest of his parents and
friends.
r. E. Mcmillan postofice inspector,
with headquarters at Butte, spent Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday here n at
Emery on official business.
Col. L.. c.. Parker, who is prospecting
a. good claim in the Butte copper belt,
came down from that place Sunday on
a little visit to his family.
Judge O. B. O'Bannon returned yester-
day from a short visit with his daugh-
ter, Miss Ida, who is one of the best and
most valued teachers in the Anaconda
schools.
Kennedy Trippet, who now holds down
a god sit at the refinery works in Ana
conda.s came down last Friday and at
tended the Maccabees dance at the court
house that evening.
Miss Norah Mccormick of Missoula.
who had been on a visit 1t friends in
Butte, stopped of in Deer Lodge Mon
day and has since been a guest of Colonel
and Mrs. Tom McTague.
Mrs. E. S. s%tackpole went up to Ana
corda Monday evening for a few days
visit to Mrs. William Hardenbrool. and
family, and last evening went to hear
Nine. Sofia Scalchi at the Margaret the
alter.
MI. and Mrs. Randall Waddington
were treated to a surprise party last
Thursday evening by a number of their
friends and %neighbors, who took refresh
ments with them. A delightfully."- happy
evening vas the result.
Miss Belle Haggerty. of our eff
cient public school teachers, accom-
panied by her little niece, went over to
Pioneer last Saturday to visit with Judge
and Mrs. j.. X. Uhl. They returned home
on Sunday evenings train.
The Maccabees' dance and supper at
the court house last Friday evening was
quite a success, and a great big time was
the result. The ladies of the Maccabees
have some time since established a repu-
tation as entertainers.
Mrs. T. w. Hixon of Helena, who had
been ON a visit to her mother. Mrs.
George c.. Douglas, at Anaconda, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guillette in Deer
Lodge last Friday. Mr.. Hixon is super
%intendent of the East Helena smelters.
Myron Curn, who has until recently
OCC1t lOOhIil6 dltcI lHt EMERY company
hotel at that camp, has changed his sys-
tenn and is making arrangements to put
I'M a crop on the Convey ranch, near Irvine
lake, which he bought last year.
Alois Brandt, the we'll known sheep
man, returned from a t~hree-days' visit
to Anaconda last Saturday on business.
The visit was made more pleasant for
him by discovering the fact hat j. c.
Keppler of that city is an old country
man and former neighbor of his.
J. F. Ware Of The Fair yesterday re-
ceived a telegram stating that his father,
at Guthrie, Oklahoma, was very i'll, and
not expected to live. In consequence he
left ON the first train for that place. Mrs.
Ware remained here. He hopes to re-
turn here inside of 10 days.
Thurlow w. Parker expects to leave
In a few days (sooner thai he expected)
for Seattle, from where, as o as pos
sible, he will leave for Cape Nome.
DR.. OWings made a professional visit
over, ors Snow Shoe Monday to see young
William Davis, SON of Dan Davis, a pros
porous rancher there. The young man
has pneumonia, but is improving. DR..
sOwines reports Thomas Thomas. who
has been very i'll, as much improved.
Peter Walton, after an absence of over
q month, under the care Of a specialist
in Kansas City. returned home last Fri
day considerably improved In health. He
says ne met some mighty fine people and
was royalty treated while away, but,
said ne, with a characteristic look.
there's no place like home"
Alex Brown returned last Thursday
evening from a trip to his mine over at
the head of American gulch. He says
the. property, which has long since passed
the prospect stage. is looking and show
ing up better as depth is attained. Reg
ular shipments OF ore running over 500
to the ton are being made.
Gene Mcfarland left the first Of the
week for Pioneer, n from there, in a
few days. if the present pretty weather
keeps up, will visit his placer mines over
on Gold creek, to see about making
ready for commencing work on them. He
expects they will be able to begin work.
ing ground in five or six weeks.