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Bozeman, May 16.-Bozeman lodge
No. Is, A. F. and A. NJ. was working In
the third degree in Masonic hall Thurs
day evening. This is always a time OF
considerable satisfaction, although not
always enlivened by open MANIFESTO
tions but Thursday evening they cele-
brated in royal style. Mr. and MRS.
August Gottschalk and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Carow invited the Masons to
light lunch" which was spread In the
Bazinski building. But when their
work in the lodge room was finished
! and they filed down there was laid be-
| fore them one of the most magnificent
spreads they had ever sat down TO-
/ The ladies had prepared the tables ana
then quietly retired, but the supper
was a memorable one, the Masons re-
! tiring, after doing 1t ample justice, not
quietly, but loud in their praises OF
/ this generous effort on the part or
their brother Masons and their estima-
BILE wives.
one of the delightful social events of
the week was the opening OF the pleas
ant home Of Mrs. ]. N. Van Zandt to
large company of friends on Thursday
afternoon. The entertainment OF the
afternoon was varied, consisting OF
piano duet by Misses Sallie Chrisman
| and Carrie Van Zandt, a song by MISS
Mary Pierson, a recitation py MIs.
George d. Pease and a solo by MISS
Josie Van Tassel. The sociapility OF
the afternoon was not broken,
but greatly increased by the
elegant refreshments which were
served so daintily by the charming
hostess. Those invited were Mesdames
III. A. Pease w. L. Lansing. f.. G.
Gabriel, w. E. Barker, ]. F. Melcher,
ID. S. McCaslin, S. c. Eckenbeck,
Charles Pietsch, F. w. Traphagen, j.
w. Tilton, A. Wormser, b. r. stanton,
r. Mack, E. L. Stowe, j. w. Bennett,
George Foerschler, H. Moser, f. +.
Fletcher, Roy Martin, j. M. Robinson
ID. w. Mackenzie, w. Y. Smith, f. w.
Glow. 70. G. b. Hill, George d. Pease
and Misses Mary Gardner, Lena era
rner. Sallie Chrisman, Bertha Maynard
Josie Van Tassel, Emma Platt, Mary
Pierson and Helen Clute.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Martin had been
married just one year on Monday even
ing and their paper anniversary was
celebrated by a number of friends VINO
surprised this happy young couple IN
their pleasant home. The repast winch
was enjoyed by those present was Inn
promptu, original and appetizing and
all had a splendid evening.
w. A. Buzzard has returned from his
school at Sedan, which was closed on
Friday last and he will teach In the
valley here this summer.
Arbor day here was observed by spe-
ctal exercises in the public schools ano
in the college, while the junior and
senior classes of the college each se'
| ont a class tree on the campus, wnere
the new college buildings will be erect
ed. Peter Koch was present at the ex-
ercises as one of the local college
board. and President Reid also gave
his presence to the aid OF the students
After the trees were properly pianteo
Mrs. Emery at the experiment station
Invited all in to her pleasant parlors
and later at the farm house splendlo
lunch was served to the little gather
ing of "Arbor day" observers.
Rev. Wilder Nutting of Butte stopped
off in Bozeman Tuesday to visit MS
parents, being upon his way 10 tns
now in session at Cleveland, Ohio. Ht
! will visit Pittsburg, Pa, as delegate
from this state to the national pronlpi
tion convention and also stay while
in Boston and in CRANKY, Mass, wher'
he has relatives.
from a two weeks visit to his sheeI
: ranch. over on the Yellowstone.
Mrs. ]. F. Melcher is visiting he
: sister. Mrs. w. E. Baker, here thi
week. 10.
: trio plant here and son Oh Nap.at1 az ,';t,
James w. Ponsford, is very Ill Wit
nneumonia He was taken down oi
D Wednesday and has been derrlou
much of the time since.
Egbert Cockrill delivered his lecture
"Farly Life in Montana, before
large audience in the Southern Metno
dist church on Friday evening ii
: was there under the auspices OF tn
> Epworth League of that church.
7 III. Zimmerman, the Helena plan
tuner has been much in evidence 4
q Bozeman the past week
: Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Clark and tw
daughters arrived from La Plata, Mo
o tbe last of the week and will reside 4
e Rozeman for the summer Lon Is. an
e T 70. Clark, for many years resident
q of this city, are sons OF Mr.. ana MT
Clark. 49,,
George N. Fuller, formerly of thi
J; place, but now at jamestown, n. -
= has been with his prother' - ~ Se
= here this week.
Mrs. j. III. Bremen left this week fo
n \ Butte TO visit with friends there tor
time. , 49,.
/ week at Baker. Mont, on Tnursoa
n Mrs Endocia S. Moffatt. organize
= for the lady Maccabees. was mere Q
&c Thursday and Friday on business col
nected with that order: =.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Norman went
a Helena Thursday morning TO De gof
about two weeks. A.,
r, Rev p 8. clark and Rev. b. f.
lie Warren of Belgrade paid Bozeman
J. visit on Monday last
Mrs. Mary Catlin returned from m
II visit to Butte on Friday.
n John Chriswell. formerly OF Bozema
, was in the city the iasI Dol OIL 'he WEE
y. sam Mendenhall. who has been Ea
n for some weeks past. is again in chars
y, OF his grocery house here.
n John I,amey, railway postal clerk
n the Rozeman & Butte short line, o'
now running between Heisna anu Sp
- baclr on his old run after June l.