The Daily Missoulian., 1913-08-30
DEER LODGE DO|NCS
CONSIST MOSTLY
OF TRAVEL
MANY PEOPLE VISIT THRIVING
LITTLE CAPITAL OF POWELL
COUNTY.

| Deer Lodge. Aug. .--(Special)-
The comings and goings of people of
| Deer Lodge. have been numerous dur
ing the past week and here are a few
of the notes gathered in regard to
them:
| Mrs. John Rice and sons returned
| home. Thursday from a weeks visit at
Seattle and Cedar Lake. Wash. They
| report a most enjoyable time.
@. r. Williams of Three Forks spent
Thursday in Deer Lodge with his
family.
letter from p. J. Healy, who was
called 70 Seattle some four weeks ago
by the serious Illness of his wife,
states that Mrs. Healy is very low
and that he is unable to state at just
what time he will be able to get back
to Deer Lodge.
II. j. Bright. former employe of the
Deer Lodge shops, but now located at
Brainerd, Mimi, where he holds a re-
sponsible position with the Northern
Pacific, was In town Wednesday. After
q few days visit he will leave for q
tour OF Yellowstone park
Mrs. Joe Gordon Of Three Forks. who
| mas been guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Saint for the. past
week, departed for home Thursday.
| Carpenter Fred r. Richardson of the
local car department left Wednesday
evening for HarloWton, where. he will
help out temporarily.
1 After three weeks vacation, which
was spent at the old home in Hart
lend Wis, Signal Maintainer John
Kohl and family returned to Deer
Lodge Wednesday. They report a most
pleasant trip. but are glad to get back
where the weather is better designed
for comfortable living.
Special Agent Mckay transacted
business in Deer Lodge Wednesday.
The following composed d party
of Deer Lodge boosters who spent
wednesday at Butte advertising the
POWELL county fair: r. r. Snyder.
John Mott. Jack Reilley, Jack Benson
Harry and Frank Mason.
| II. j. Shelby, an organizer affiliated
with the Loyal Order of Moose. left
wednesday for Havre, where he will
90 bit OF boosting for the Havre
lodge.
Little Avery Osborn returned home
wednesday from Butte, where he has
been spending a couple of weeks at
the nome of Mrs. Clark
James Hackett, one of the account
ants connected with the Hennessy in
terests at Butte. visited with Deer
Lodge friends Wednesday.
Steamfitter Ed Waterman returned
"Wednesday from a months vacation.
which he spent at his old home in
Kansas City. Mo-
Arthur Edgley and son Art. Jr.. left
Thursday morning for Idaho Falls.
Ida, where they We're called hy mes
sage announcing the death of Mrs
Edgley's father.
Mack Lagos returned Friday from a
few days visit with friends at Miles
lCity.
r. G. Stewart and wife spent Friday
shopping in Butte
Guy LETTERS returned Sunday from
u Two weeks, vacation, which he spent
az MS old home in Green Bay. Wis.
Conductor W. p. Macdonald Of the
Rocky mountain division is not bother
ing himself lately computing tonnage
ratings and studying train orders.
Looking after bouncing eight pound
slrl baby, who put in her appearance
at Macs place Sunday morning. Is
what IS taking up his time
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franklin and
daughter Sylvia of Livingston spent
Sunday in Deer Lodge as guests at the
home OF 81 Stoddard.
Mrs Charlie Risch was Missonla
visitor Friday.
After three weeks visit at the
nome OF DIR. and Mrs. Frank Hall