Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-26

living near Elliston, committed suicide
the past week by shooting himself
through the head with a rifle.
Mrs. y. I. Marker Went up to Anacon-
da Saturday for a little visit with her
daughter, Miss Elsie, who is connected
with the telephone office in that city.
Mrs. r. j. jenkins and daughter, Miss
Katie, after an absence at Ogden, Utah,
and Alton, Wyoming. of six months or
more, returned home last Wednesday,
Miss Marie Reed, stenographer for the
e. L. Bonner Co., left for Missoula last
evening, having received a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of her
mother.
j. y Marcum came over last week and
has since been visiting his family, who
Will shortly return with him to Helm
vile. their home, the school term having
ended here.
brewer, was a guest of his brother-in-
law, Jake Hitz, and family, Sunday. He
expects shortly to leave for Paris and
take in the exposition.
Miss Lola Robinson, a member of the
graduating class of 1900, entertained a
number Of her young friends at her
home last Saturday evening", compli-
mentary to the class.
! l.. A. King has sold his book and sta
tionery store in Anaconda to e. O.. Nor
rs of Butte. He will go to Cape Nome,
and has many friends who will wish him
the best of luck.
! U. F. Hughes, the well-known mining
man of the head Of Gold creek, says
there was a great rain in his section last
Saturday week, which was followed by
about Sc inches of snow.
Walter Gilmer and w. C. Mcfarland,
W of the valued employees of the Warm
Springs sanitarium, drove down from
there Saturday evening and remained
over until Sunday evening.
j, w. Fox started for the Rio Hola lac
week for a short business visit. He was
accompanied by his little daughter Eva.
who will remain for a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. B. NJ. Dunbar.
Captain John Hallahan was down from
Anaconda Saturday. The captain has
many warm friends in Deer Lodge, who
are always pleased to see him. He thinks
Deer Lodge, in her summer attire, is just
about right.
A whole raft Of people came down
from Butte Sunday to spend the day in
matchless Deer Lodge. Many We're
strangers, and it Is simply an impossible
ity to get all their names for publica-
ton.
Rev, w. B. Burton, the evangelist, ar
rived last Saturda. and on Sunday morn
ing began assisting the pastor, Rev. Il.
Is. reagan, III a protracted meeting at
the Methodist church. He is said to be a
fine talker.
Miles Cavanaugh. one of the IT,. S..
mineral land commissioners for the Hell
ena district, was in Deer Lode gon bust
ness last Saturday. He came. up from
Garnet, where he has some mining in
terests.
Miss Florence Kelley who had been
on ar extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lon r. Hoss, and family, in Philipsburg,
returned home last Saturday evening,
much to the delight of her home folks
and friends.
Judge William j.. Galbraith, a former
Deer Lodge citizen, and son viii. of
Ellensburg. Wash, expect to leave Port
land tomorrow for Cape Nome They
have passage on the steamer Alert.
James Wade. a colored gentleman from
Kentucky, arrived in Deer Lodge the
first of the week, and has been appointed
poundmaster with instructions to do his
duty. He is being introduced about by
William Henry Adams.
G.. Leunsberry and wife were down
from Butte Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Hasselberger. Mr.. L.. repre-
sents Franklin, McVeagh & Co., of Chi
cago, and may make his Montana head
quarters in Deer Lodge.
c.. w. heb the w~ell-known Montana
~stocknan, who was the first to take beef
on the hoof INTO the klondike country.
was in Deer Lodge Sunday as the guest
of N. J. Bielenberg. He just recently
returned from a business trip to Europe.
Mrs. Martin Gleeson went up to Butte