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

Commercial company, Anaconda, and one
of the former Deer Lodge boys of which
we feel proud, spent New Years day i'm
this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lew Coleman and friends.
Last Friday afternoon a team which
Paul johnson was breaking got beyond
his control and ran away. They went
against the iron awning post at the E. L.
Bonner corner and bent it pretty badly,
Mrs. Randall Washington left last Sat-
urday for East Helena on a visit to her
mother and brother, Mrs. Walke and
the Rev. A. A. Walker. She was ac-
~companied as far as Garrison by her hus-
band, who returned home the same eve.
ming.
Charles P. Chapman now comes for
ward with the big smile-all because
his better half, who has been on an
extended visit with relatives and old
time friends in Ohio, is expected home
next Saturday. Mrs. Chapman's health
has very much improved on her visit.
Mrs. James Snow and children, after
an extended visit at her old home in Kan
sas, returned to their home in Deer Lodge
last Friday afternoon, after having had
a delightful time. Mr.. Snow met them
at Garrison, n is more than ever con-
WINGED that life is worth living.
Prot. G.. T. Bramble, Miss Wiles, Miss
Blaisdell, Miss Hagerty and her little
niece returned from Helena yesterday,
OSeIl AOIluIdle cIOuSl " CATCH
a freight out Of Garrison soon after they
arrived there. They had been attending
the state teachers annual meeting.
Frank Mares, the ~well-known butcher
n cattle buyer, of the firm of Mares
Bros. Helena, was in Deer Lodge several
days last week looking for beef cattle.
He didn't succeed in getting any-the
prices being too stiff, he thought. He
left for home Friday evening, driving to
Garrison.
Dick Lee. Deer Lodges popular N. P.
station agent, has a new ANY blue cap
with the word "agent" over the brim-a
regular official cady. He has already
answered, about a thousand times, the
question: Where did you get that hat?"
He still has what Seems like the same
old smile.''
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Winans left last
Friday for Helena, where they will in
future reside, and where Mr.. Winans has
a position with JAMS & Klein. It was
their intention to have zone two weeks
ago, but he remained with the f. L. Bon
ner company to assist them through
the holiday rush of business.
Harry and Walter Fisher returned
Monday from a deer hunt of five days
down on Warm Springs creek. They
saw seven, but could not get closer than
a half a mile to them, the snow being
crusted on top, and In walking they made
such a noise that the sly little animals
were soon out of gunshot distance.
County Surveyor w. E.. Pinegar and an
assistant came down from Anaconda yes.
terday. They were Joined here by w.
e. Fisher, who has been spending the
holidays in Deer Lodge, and in the aft
ernoon We're taken toward Rock Creek
lake by Moe Bros. to do some county
road surveying. .
A couple of horses, which had been
strays about Deer Lodge for two or three
years.. after being impounded in the city
pound the required length of time, were
sold by Marshal Tom Stuart yesterday.
The two brought $3.50. Henry Evans be-
ing the purchaser. One of the horses,
nearly black, was a good locker, but had
one bad foot. II
Mrs. Frank Conley met with quite a
serious mishap or New Years eve. In
setting off the chemicals for taking
f1ash-light pictures she painfully burned
her right hand. With that member in
a sling, and under care of a physician, the
hospitable little lady was able to be up
next day and cheerfully greet those who
were making New Year calls.
A party of young people, together with
the high school Gloss of 1900. were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. McGrath, on
Wednesday evening last. Guessing au-
thors from portraits. for which Miss
Bessie Williams received the prize. and
other games, were INDUCED in till a
late hour. Refreshments were served,
and all spent a pleasant evening. Those
present were Misses Bessie Williams.
Margery Cat1in, Sue Larabie, Aria Park
er, Florence Johnson. Daisy Wilson,,
Lewis Marker, Annie Bielenberg, Lola
Robinson and Anna McGrath; Messrs.
Harry Martin, Ed Evans, Carl Welton.
Warren Trask. Vincent McGrath and
Jay Van Gundy.