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tAC yoonk RtOIlC hICo VI JIG "a
games and other amusements. a sump-
tuous supper was served. The birthday
cake was cut and the usual pin. thin.
BILE and ring were cunningly hidden In
the cake during its making. and the dis
overy OF ach of the hidden treasures
caused plenty Of fun. There were more
h SO little boys girls present in
honor of the anniversary of the natal
day OF Miss Anna
Grand Worthy Patron 8. G. Kenyon
was agreeably surprised by a number
OF his friends last Saturday night.
They came to his residence with ie-
freshments and prepared for a pleas
ant evening. which they found no diff
ficulty in finding. The surprise was
for the purpose Of congratulating Mr..
Kenyon upon the honors bestowed on
him by the grand lodge in Helena last
week.
Apromenade concert and dance will be
given in the opera house in the course
of a week or two for the benefit of the
Bozeman brass band. which is in need
of several new instruments. Tickets
will be sold at a moderate price and re-
freshments are to be served i'm the
rooms adjacent to the opera house.
After the concert dancing will cont
mence. and a general good time enjoy
ed by all. The event promises to be
the affair OF the season.
A quartette of young men of the
city, l.. L. Howard, Byron Story. Will
Simms and Harry Howard, have ar
ranged to furnish a room or two in tine
Tracy block in sumptuous style. with
all the latest improvements in the way
OF whist tables. electric lights and
other c~onveniences incident to a mod
ern club for gentlemen. They have al
ready named the club the "Kachf
Kami" Whist club. They intend CIV
ing whist parties every week during the
winter months and a dance in connec-
ton once in a while.
The Baptist portion Of the Christian
Endeavor met at the residence of Mrs.
Peet on Black street last Friday even
ing and gave a social entertainment
in honor Of the college students. A
number of young folks attended and all
report having had IN excellent even
ing.
The opera house has been doing a
good business for its manager. A. r..
Cutting. this season. Although the
troupes come every Saturday night, the
busiest night of the week for many.
better houses have witnessed the excel
lent performances than for some time
past. The events will all come on Sat-
urday during October, as they did in
September.
Miss Weston. left on Wednesday for
South Carolina for the winter, which
will be spent at Miss weston's home.
Miss Josie Cozard. niece of Mrs. How
ard and cousin of Harry md Louis
Howard. arrived on a visit on Friday.
She came from Canyon City. Ore.
Sherman Phillips went to Butte on
Friday last on business.
Miss Leah Morris and her father. W.
w. Morris, returned to their home last
Saturday. after a few days visit in
Bozeman.
Mrs. James f. Martin. Miss lula
Martin and James Martin. jr.. left on
Wednesday morning for Omaha to visit
the exposition. and then they will
make a short stay in the East n visit
friends.
Mrs. f. NJ. Gardner left on wednes-
day morning in company with Mrs.
James f. Martin for the exposition at |
Omaha and other points East.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Holloway re-
turned from a visit to Butte in Wednes-
day.
A. i. Walrath, formerly county su-
perintendent of schols of Gallatin coun-
~, and later principal of the Great
Falls public schols, left on Wednesday
for Ann Arbor university. Michigan, |
20 enter the law school.
w. NJ. Fergus of Whitehall was in
the city on Saturday on a short visit.
George Van Fleet came up from Big
Timber on Saturday night to visit his
wife, who is spending a few weeks
with her relatives. |
Mrs. W. o. Cowan and family left
for Kentucky last Thursday.
c. c. Wylie of Helena was in the city
last week for a day or two.
Mrs. Farr left for st. Louis on Mon
day night, after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Philips.
b. I. Hathaway of Great Falls was
at the Bozeman on Tuesday.
w. w. Humphrey of Monida was in
the city on Monday of this week.
N. j. Malin of Livingston was in the
city on Tuesday on business.
Miss Josie McCloud returned from
Virginia City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcleod Of
Manhattan were in the city on Tuesday
shopping.
Walter Anderson of Rock crek was in
the city on Sunday.
c. Clapp of Minneapolis. Mimi. has
a position with Nelson Story
a. Co. in the mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wylie returned
on Thursday evening from their sum-
mers work In the park. together with
all their rigs and wagons.
Mrs. James keown, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Bowers, returned from
the park with the Wylie rigs on Thurs
day. and viii remain the winter in
BoZeman.
a
Mrs. Boyles returned home from the
on Thursday.
Mrs. Lester s. Wilson has been very
sick this week. but is recovering slowly.
The biennial fair of the EpiscopaI
Will be given some time in De-
rember of this year. The ladies' of the
guild are working hard already max
ing knick knacks. clothes and fancy
work for the coming event. These
fairs are always a success and are
~patronized by people from the
as well as by the congregation
Miss Harnish. who has been visiting