Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-14
out the balance of the family will also
go and remain until fall.

out the balance of the family will also
go and remain until fall.
Mrs. W. A. Dashley, accompanied by
little Miss Margaret Ward of that place,
who had been her guest for a week or
more, left for Garnet Monday, where
she will spend the summer.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod came up from
Garnet last Saturday evening and on the
following day, accompanied by Joe Lodge,
drove up to the Emery mining district,
where he is interested in mining ven
| lures.
There are ten teams now employed in
hauling ore from the Southern Cross
mine in the Georgetown district to the
B., A. & p. railway above Anaconda. a
carload being shipped every day to Butte
shelters.
r. s. Burdess, who has been looking
after the interests of the Royal Mining
company at Royal for the past several
months, returned home last Wednesday
evening for a short visit.
Rev. A. A. Walker. who visited friends
and relatives here last week. left for his
home In East Helena Friday afternoon.
John Astle taking him as far as Garri-
son IN his private conveyance.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will meet next Monday afternoon at Mrs,
William Coleman's. These meetings are
to be held at different places each week,
and Miss Mabel Earle, yielding to a re-
quest Of the ladies, will a Sc
ries of lectures at next Mondays meet
ing relative to the history, customs. ETC..
of the church.
Judge yelling Napton of Anaconda,
accompanied by his young sons, Tip and
Lewis, left the first port Of last week for
Malheur county, Ore, on a visit to Mr.,
Napton's brothers. Lewis ana Jack, who
are extensively engaged in sheep rails
ing down in hat country. The Judge
expects to be home the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. Lon r. Hoss of Philipsburg. &C.
cempanied by her two younger children,
Robert n Mary. came over last Satur-
day evening on a few days visit to her
mother, Mrs Mary l.. Kelley, family and
other relatives and friends. Lon came
with them as far as aGrrison on his way
to Helena for a short business visit.
w. F. Delameter came over from the
Nevada valley last Saturday, having
ridden nearly all night to get here in
time to attend the funeral Of his STEP
son. J. G. Tucker, which occurred that
afternoon. His wife and three daugh-
tiers have been in California the past
several months for the benefit of their
health. which is not good in Montana.
He returned home yesterday.
The local board of the Montana Child
ren's Home society met in regular ses-
sion, Monday afternoon and elected the
officers for the ensuing year:
President. T.. w. Catlin; vice president.
ReV. =. l.. Crawford; secretary, Mrs. J.
=. Meyers, and treasurer, Mrs. E.. s.
Stackpole. Rev. J. G. Coleman, Rev. r.
:: Reagan. Rev. e. I. Crawford and
mrs. George Carleton We're elected as
new members of the board.
WIN coleman came up from Bonner
Monday evening just to shake hands
WIN ms home folks and friends. He is
with the Big Blackfoot Mining and Mill
ing omPan at That place. and is doing
nicely. He was last Saturday elected a
member of the school board down there
Sonductor Dave Mcdonald, one of the
cleverest and most popular conductors
In the Northern Pacific service. who has
had the passenger run on the passenger
train between Butte and Garrison. is
taking a two weeks layoff, dating from
last Saturday.
Miss Jessie Stackpole went up to Ana
cOnda last Friday evening ard remained
until Monday morning as the guest of
her friend, Miss Mamie Hardenbrook.
Miss Mary Stackpole also came down
from Butte, and they had a nice visit to-
gether.
Fred Trahant. who went to Fort Hall.
near B~lackfoot, Idaho, a month or more
ago. to take a position in the band, re-
turned home last Friday. He says he
don't like that country. and thinks Deer
Lodge now is about the finest place
on earth.
Al Slaughter and Jack Lancaster came
over from Pioneer last Wednesday after
noon, n that evening returned with a
casket for the remains of James Frailey,
who had been killed that morning in the
Squaw gulch placer mines.
Mrs. ]. III. Duffy, accompanied by Mrs.
through Deer Lodge last Saturday noon,
en- route for Portland. the latter having
received news by wire of the serious ILL
ness of her mother in that city.
Miss Mollie Wiles entertained her CO.