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

from a visit with friends at Manhattan
and vicinity.
Mrs. Rinehart of the Wilson company
returned Thursday from a six weeks
visit in the east.
John E. Berchief of Chicago arrived
last week to take a position with the
Wilson company.
A. A. Campbell was in town Saturday
giving the Helena Independents sub
scribers the grand jolly.
Misses Nellie and Edith Black with a
party Of friends went to the Park last
week. from Fridley.
Professor f. B. Mccormick returned
Monday from Normal, Ill.,, where he
spent his vacation visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Nelson and Misses Pearl
and Mable Baker Of Mcleod. Mont, are
visiting with the family Of Charles
Holmes.
Senator Gruwell Of Billings and John
J Martin OF Shields river, two Well known
%sheepmen, Sundayed in Bozeman.
Miss Florence Foster has returned to
her home at Logan, Utah. after a months
visit with the family Of Colonel CHS
holm.
Charles Spar of Belgrade and a friend
from Chicago have been taking in the
beauties of the National Yellowstone
Park.
P. T. Morris. a member Of the mineral
land commission of this district, return
ed from a visit at Helena Tuesday morn
ing.
Ed Vest, a cousin of the Senator from
Missouri. was in the city Friday. Mr..
Vest represents the Majestic Range COM
pany of st. Louis.
!, Ed Cordry came over from Park coun-
~ last week, on a hasty business trip.
MI. Cordry hopes to soon make Gallatin
his home again.
Miss Lena Armstrong and Miss Julia
Martin, in company with George Patton,
went to Butte last week on a visit to Mrs.
F .E. w Patton.
E. f. Esselstyn of Red Lodge, Northern
Pacific coal inspector. was in the city
on Thursday from Chestnut, where he
mad been on business.
L. +. Mcdonald, manager of the Bridg-
er coal mines and other interests there,
came up on Sunday to place his daughter
Grace in school for the winter.
Charles +. Fransham and the Johnson
brothers returned from Big Timber on
Sunday; their horses having given d sat
isfactory account of themselves.
Miss Mary Matteson. one of the teach
ers in the public schools. arrived on Fri
day. Miss Matteson was formerly a
teacher in the public schools of Red
Lodge.
Flank Wilton, cashier at the Northern
Pacific freight depot, returned on Thurs
day morning from Saltwater, MINI. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Wilton. nee
Miss Ethel Wicklow. to whom he was
married in Saltwater a few days ago.
The congratulations of the many friends
of Mr.. Wilton. as we'll as their best
| wishes. go with the newly married cou-
| pie in their new life.
Mrs. Walsh entertained a number of
friends on Friday evening in honor of her
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The garden was festooned with Chinese
lanterns. A tent was provided for the
gentlemen. where cigars We're generous
ly provided, hammockS were swung for
the accommodation of the ladies. The
guests played the old fashioned game of
drop the handkerchief and enjoyed sim
liar amusements beneath the trees in the
garden. and later on adjourned to the
house, where a potato walk was indliged
in. There was a BOBBY and two other
prizes provided. Charles Chisholm WIN
ming the first prize. a handsome paper
cutter. while Miss Luce secured the sec
Ond, a pretty collar buckle. and Miss
Luck Kinney the BOBBY prize, an iron
spoon. The remainder of the evening
was passed with dancing and music and
the enjoyment of the delicious refresh
ments provided.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Lewis entertained a number of ladies in
honor of Miss Rurchard. Mrs. Lewis
| passed cards round to each guest. upon
/ which a picture of some kind had been
| pasted. the several pictures representing
the title of some well known book. TIL"
pictures in most instances gave but little
clue to the answer desired. However. at
the close of the afternoon Miss Rogert
| was found to be The winner of the prize,
a book. with quite a number o: correct
| guesses on her card.