Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
Livingston Notes.

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DR.. S. c. Pierce will spend next week
in Horn and Aldridge, doing dental work
for his customers on the Upper Yellow
stone.
A. Mccullough was in the city Friday
on business
w. Y. Northrup was a visitor in the
city from Bear gulch the first of the
week.
H. E.. Day of Missoula was in town the
first of the week. ,
A. r. Burns was in the city on Satur-
day from his home at Mammoth Hot
Springs.
Sydney Sanner. the Big Timber lawyer, |
was up from Sweet Grass ounty on legal
business the first of the week.
G. w. Anderson of Cooke was in the
city Monday.
B. r. Poland was a visitor from Cooke
the first of the week.
w. A. Hall was in the city from Gin
nabar yesterday.
Miss Florence Ballinger is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. S. Davidson, in Boze-
man..
Sam Jackson of Big Timber was in the
city yesterday en- route to Helena, after a
trip to the Upper Yellowstone.
H. Bush is in the city from his mines
at e gulch.
Mrs. Laura Kumm returned from Butte
Wednesday morning.
Ogle Hopkins, who has been spending
a month in Butte, returned home last
Wednesday,.
E. A. Foster of Horn is in the city today
on business.
F.. A. Pratt of Gardiner came down
from the Upper Yellowstone yesterday
evening.
r. D.. Kennedy is in the city today from
his home on Shields river.
Rev. j. F.. Pritchard went to Big Tim
Der Sunday 40 hold services for has con-
gregatiOn at that point.
The family of Alderman William NAL
lahan departed Saturday for a weeks
visit with friends in Bohemian.
Representative Conrow was in the city
from the capital the latter part of last
week attending to business affairs.
Brakeman Larry Dahoney arrived in
this city the latter part of last week
after an absence of several months spent
in the southwestern states.
j. w. Kelly, chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee of Park county,
made a trip to Helena on Monday to see
the senatorial fray at the capital.
Editor Walter Aitken of the Big Tim
Der Express stopped over between trains
on his way home from Helena Tuesday
to wait for the report of the vote tele-
phoned down from the legislature.
The Windy Ridge school on Shields riv-
er opened Monday with Miss Kate Potts
as teacher.
II. L. Sperry will accept a position in
the dispatcher's Office in Glendive which
will require a postponement of his con-
templated trip to the coast.
u. N. Ely expects to depart the first Of
next week for Trail creek where he will
take charge of the hosting engine at the
mining property of A. i. Cook.
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will be entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. j. r.
King. All members are requested to
come.
Thos. Graham of Carbonate and Miss
Ellen Doyle of Sand COule We're united
in marriage by Judge S. !. Wilson yes
terday. Thecouple will reside in Carbon
ado.
Mrs. GOodson returned from a visit to
Anaconda on yesterday morning. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Jean Barden
and child. Mrs. Barden will visit her
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Simp-
ton.
The rumors of a strike at the Red Lodge
mines are declared to be u%nfounded and
!, the men are said TO be satisfied with the
action Of the ompany in dlscharSlng
Rees Davis, president of the union.
5 Thursday evening a party of friends
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
: Clark and enjoyed the hospitality of that
cozy home until q late hour. Dancing
was INDUCED in and a splendid lunch
: served.
t William White, who has been spend
ing tn. past three weeks visiting with
his daughters, Mcsdames Bailey and
j, Billie in this city, will depart for home
' tomorrow, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Billie, who will visit in Bozeman.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilchrist returned
Tuesday from Butte, whittier they had
y been summoned by a telegram announc-
ing that their son, Jack, was lying al
! deaths door in the Smoky City with ar
q attack of pneumonia. Jacks strong con-
stitution and indomitable nerve, assisted
by careful nursing, finally triumphed and
: he returned home with his parents, rath-
er weak and pale, but a very lively corpse
, Miss Etha Prewett, who has been ser,
iously i'll for several weeks, is rapidly re-
covering.
!, Miss Mayme Wheatley has been alb
!. sent from her work in Potter's gallery
this week, being confined to her home
with an attack Of the grippe.
A very pretty birthday party was giver
by Miss Wilhelmina Martin at her homt
on the north side Saturday afternoon
being the celebration Of her seventh
+ birthday. The following are the guest:
who enjoyed the hospitality of the young
5 hostess: Misses Edith Nye, J. Graci'
| Jeays, Edith Winslow. May Pennicot
Elsie Pennicot. Carrie Leonard, Zelphe
e Winsnow, Julia Winslow, Stella Ennis
v Helen Martin, and Masters Fowler Mar.
> tin and Ward Kumm. The children en-
t loved themselves at games and the usua
$ diversions OF birthday parties, after which
I refreshments were served and the youth
y full guests departed for home voting tn
party a splendid success ana their HUI
II hostess q delightful entertainer.
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