Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
DEER LODGE NOTES.

Louis Kipp Of Butte arrived In Deer
Lodge yesterday.
' Frank Mullen sleighed it over from
Pioneer yesterday.
Hank" Wildman is home from Garri-
SO nfor a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Higgins went up TO
Butte last evening.
Col. Tom McTague has been in Helena
the past several days.
The Young Ladies' Seminary opened
today for the winter term.
Billy Courtois left last Thursday for a
visit to his brother, near Jocko.
Miss Bessie Clynick of Bonner, came
in today to attend the seminary.
Earl v. Welton spent Christmas n
New Years with his parents in Deer
Lodge.
! Charlie Aspiring, Jr., is down this week
friends.
Emerson Sowle of Pioneer was in Deer
Lodge yesterday meeting old-time
friends.
lack Reid is now hauling ore from the
Emery on hobs. He pulls two loads with
six horses.
Miss Linda Williams went to Anaconda
last week for a visit with her friend.
Mrs. Frank Nase.
William Wallace and niece, Miss jamie
Hibbs of Gold Creek were in Deer Lodge
Sunday.
Miss EveNna Var Gundy returned yes
terday from a visit with friends and
relatives in Butte.
Miss Mary Cockrell entertained a party
Of her young friends at her home last
Wednesday evening.
Little Miss Frances Bien returned home
yesterday from Butte, where she had
been visiting with relatives.
Mrs. DIR. A. H. Mitchell came down
from 'the Springs last Thursday for a
little y-iSit with MIRO Co m Scott -
DIR. Herbert Holloway was over from
his ranch and, sheep interests at Martins
/, dale the latter part of last week.
I In a cake walk at Boulder on Christ
mas evening, Miss Pear Beckwith. a
former Deer Lodge young lady. won first
prize.
Judge Brown came down from Garri-
son on a freight yesterday af :ernoOn and
has since been enjoying city life in Deer
Lodge.
John N. w. Bielenberg returned last
Thursday from Helena, where he had
spent Christmas with Conrad Kohrs and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Riley and little son,
who have been in the Flathead country
some months, eturned to Deer Lodge
this week.
Tip Napt"n came down from Ana
conda Monday m spent the day with
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary L.. Kelley,
and family.
Mrs. Mccormick, after two weeks Wis.,
it with her sister, Mrs. J.. c. Robinson,
and family, returned to her home in Mis-
soula last Thursday.
The Woman's club held an open ses-
sion at their regular meeting place Ma
sonic halD New Years evening. Coffee,
cake and ice cream were served.
) Mrs. Lon r.. Hoss and children, who
have been guests of Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley
the past 10 days, expect to return to their
home in P%hilipsburg tomorrow.
! Judge O'Bannon returned from Helena
last evening,
Rudolph Schneider returned from Butte
Monday, where he went to attend the
funeral Of his Wife's uncle, j. H. Wag-
ner, which was held in that city Sun
day.
Ray L. Welton left last week with the
stock train for st. Paul, Chicago and
other points, and while in Chicago will
visit DR.. b. F Sippy and other relatives.
Joseph G. Steele n day last week
had the misfortune to slip and fall in his
yard, straining his back quite severely.
He is able to be about with the use of a
, cane, however.
Miss Margaret Mahoney, who is teach
ing the Emery school, was in Deer Lodge
yesterday on her way to that place after
spending the holidays at her home in
Anaconda.
>oAOACA L. ~ 1OlhCI i dlu
day from a business visit to the live min
ing camp of Sumpter, Oregon. He says
things in a mining way are humming
down there.
A. X. Kimmerly came over from his
home near Avon yesterday, bringing his
family, who had spent the holidays with
him. and who are spending the winter
in Deer Lodge
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Joslyn entertained
at dinner New Years day, Thomas AS
ping. Mrs. Mary L. Kelley and family,
and Mrs. Lon r. Hoss sand children of
Philipsburg.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson. one OF the
teachers in the Anaconda schools, came
down last Thursday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. T.. c. Irvine and family, and
other friends.
N. ]. Bielenberg, w. N. A~yiesworth,
DIR. ]. H. Owings and John B%ielenberg
went to Butte last week. and on Thurs
day night We're initiated into the lodge
of Elks of that city.
Joe Mfchot and Henry Tetreault went
up to the mountains, on the west side
yesterday, and took a grub stake and
camping outfit. They will establish q
wood camp up there.
The New Years dance given at the
court house Monday evening by James
McMullen, was a fine success. Miss Ger
tie Schurtz n Henry Trahant won the
two-dollar cake walk prize.
Mrs. DIR. Willard of L~ewistown. after
a several days visit with her sister. Mrs.
H. A.. Smurr and family, and her moth
err, Mrs. Ritz. left for q visit east last
Friday, having stopped of here en- route.
Lew Coleman, Jr., Of the Copper City