Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-15
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Dillon, September 10, 1899.

Dillon, September Is, 1899.
A meeting of the committees in charge
of the reception for the volunteers was
held Tuesday evening and transacted the
following business: Rev. Cope was APP
pointed to Investigate the matter of
transportation. Walter Crowell was
ordered to select samples of appropriate
badges for the occasion, which will be
sold to all desiring to have one. Sub
associate committees We're appointed to
solicit the neighboring own and talk up
he reception so that they might become
interested and in order that it may be
made a county affair instead of a city
affair. The following comprise this COM
mittee: Redrock-Joseph Shineberger
and Mrs. Scott; Lima-Messrs. Hughey.
Paul, Boule and Mrs. r. Gallagher; Ban
nack-Will fash. Mrs. H. r. Jackson and
Lon Graves: Argenta-Ora Robbins and
T. French; Jackson George Dart, Mr..
Bryant and Chauncey Brown: Wisdom
A. L. Noyes. AL McVey n Joseph Los
sell; FoX-Sam Skelton. Eugene Fox and
Jerge Jergenson: Glendale-Ed Harvey.
George Vance and George 3. Conway.
The committee will meet again Monday
evening. when the first two mentioned
committees will report. In the meantime
the committee will confer with Butte to
iilio oul Jus W ~ III IIllClllo " w. An
committee will then be able to lay plans
accordingly. 1t will also be decided at
the meeting mex Monday evening when
a mass meeting of the citizens can be
held for the purpose of electing a dele
gate who Will meet the boys at San Fran
cisco. and on behalf of the people of
Beav erhea county to welcome the boys
on their return to American soil.
'Tha fin ,1ora1 cnrvicn of tho wn-vn1r-nlH
child Of A. c. Williams took place Tues
day from the family residence IN Ken
lucky avenue. Rev. H. F. Cope Of the
Baptist church, conducted the service.
The remains We're buried at Mountain
View cemetery. The family have the
sympathy of the community in their af-
Fiction.
The young people of the Baptist church
gave a sociable Tuesday evening at the
Baptist parsonage, for the Normal school
faculty and Students, the 1Ipworth
League and the Christian Endeavor So
ciety. A number of kinds of amusements
We're INDUCED in. such as songs games,
etc. Light refreshments were served.
On Monday Mrs. Ann Hart purchased
the stock of millinery owned by Mrs.
Jennie Leason. Mrs. Hart was formerly
proprietor of the same millinery shop.
She at once assuned her duties at the
shop and will be pleased to see her old
patrons again.
The o. S.. l.. carpenters are at work
building an addition to the express de-
partment on the depot at Dillon. Bust
ness has increased so that it became nee
essary to enlarge the building.
Former Express Agent Wilson return
ed from the klondike country Tuesday.
He returned in very DOR health, but his
many Dillon friends hope the Montana
climate will soon improve his health.
The members and congregation of the
Methodist church are making prepare
lions to give the pastor, r. F. Smith, and
his family, a reception in the lecture room
of the church next Friday evening.
DR.. H. H. Swain, professor of history
and economies, left for Chicago last Sat
urday evening. He was appointed by
Governor Smith as a delegte to the anti
trust convention.
Mrs. l.. C. Fyhrie entertained the la
dies High Five club at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. The prize, a beautiful
sofa pillow, was won by Mrs. d. Rein
hardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ball of Bannack
We're in the city the first of the week.
August Wenger, a rancher of the Big
Hole basin, was in the city Tuesday,