Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-11-10
EVENTS IN AND AROUND MOSCOW
Local Happenings-so Eo4es-pror,


reSs at the University.
Moscow, Nov. 3.-J. 7 (srnta1,.r -
Boise, United States marshal. was il,
town this week making ARRANGEMENTS
lor the next term Of court which be-
slhs mere November s. He appointed
l.. u. Martin, of this city. d9n,11v fo,.
Latoh, kootenai and Shoshon. COM
ties.
The body of W. X. Hilton, a vel,
Known resident, was found yastarda :,
morning at the top of Smiths hin naar
va "aWal. He had started on visit
% ms son-in-law's ranch at thar n1aaa
"heh the horses ran AWAY. tbrovino
lIihl out OF his wagon and CAUSING his
death. '+'e
In the Social Whiri
Inc ladies OF st. Marks church had
a very pleasant Halloween" social ~
tIle residence OF Mrs. c. &. Holt.
i mere was an enjoyable catherine
y eoliesoay evening at the residence
ol Alex Ryrie With ali the games and
ceremonies appropriate to the dav
A. ). Greene was pleasantly "sur-
pesed by number of friends Thurs
day evening.
President and Mrs. Gault gave a re-
ceptlon and musicale Friday eyanino
iof the members OF the faculty in honor /
o1 ReV d. Q. Ghormley and wife. Mrs |
j, ", Henderson and w. c. Fife.
Inc ffst OF a series of dances; to he
gwen at the G. A, +. hall during the
winter under the auspices of the Mos t
COW Band, took place last evening
with good attendance.
q "A, Cochran, one of our prominent
young business men. and Miss Mamie
>, McDonald Of South Bend. Wash
We're married in Spokane Wednesday.
The marriage of E. T. Barton, SON Of
Cot, r. H. Barton, and Miss Eta
smith Will take place November 2S.
University Notes.
The enrolment is at present 14f
MISS Cushman addressed the young
ladles Tuesday afternoons
Bulletin No. > of the Aelicultln.a1
experiment station on idaho soils,
tnef origin and compositio1." hy {
ffoiessof Mccurdy, is ready for th.
printer 1t is q companion IT, No. s.
Water and water analysis" !" which is
at present i'll much demand
The Websterian literary society viii l
give their first public meeting Friday
evening, November =
Professor Henderson tlas been iuyit-
ad by committee OF the faculty of
the " Washington agricultural college
tli school OF science to deliver a lee
ufe IN their course which is espec- . :.
ally designed for the students benefit. :,
Ex-Governor Stevenson, who signed
he bill which made the university pos
ible and ais" appointed its first board L
Il regents was given q cordial recep-
ion upon his Visit to the institution
'rIddy morning. He reached the build
ng at $50, accompanied by President a
c. Hallabaugh and Secretary h
y. w. Watkins of the regents. Dr.. H y
;. Blake. The first secretary of the II
'oard, and j. 6. Elder, democratic can t,
idate for supreme judge. President II
iault introduced him to the Students W
Who had gathered in the assembly Y
aN Speaking briefly of his interest in | a
nd services in behalf of the university Il
ponse expressive OF his interest in 81
he institution. He was then escorted ! },
through the building, which with its | W
quipment called forth high praise from . 81
i'm. The two companies of the cadet | :,
OrpS gave 4 Is minute exhibition
rill. and then saluted him as he drove
0 the station. Ex-Governor Stevenson .
Ias deeply moved by tho warmth and | :
OrIialitV OF li:, recpptiOD. IL