Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-05

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rive tomorrow to make their home in
RoZeman, having bought the j. II. Wells
property. Mr.. Loughridge is an old time
resident of Dillon, and father-in-law OF
Postmaster Burket.
Walter Cooper left on Friday for Rrid-
| ger, where he expects to remain two
/ weeks, while new machinery is being IN
| stalled.
Mrs. Shaw, sister of Prof. Shaw of the
College, came up from Minneapolis last
week to go through the park with her
brother.
Geo. Kinkel, Jr., returned from a trip
| through the park last week. He accom-
| panied Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rupert of
New York.
H. c. Benner brother of Mrs. A. E.
Davidson, arrived from Connecticut last
| week to remain some time for the bene-
fit of his health.
Ed Pro1iitt came over from his sheep
camp on Shields river last week to renew
Bozeman acqua%intanceship and enjoy a
rest from hard work.
A. j. Walrath, who has lately conclud-
ed a course of law at Ann Arbor. is
| spending the summer on his ranch at
Manhattan. He Will engage in the prac-
tice of law in this city.
Mr.. G. Weaver, of Riceville. Iowa, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. ID. II. Patter-
son of Manhattan. They started Monday
morning for an eight days trip in the
National park.
r.. Greene, of the Northwest Magazine,
arrived from st. Paul on Friday. Mr..
Greene spent two days in Bozeman in
terviewing subscribers and advertisers
Of this most excellent northwestern
monthly.
George Border, now a resident of Los
Angeles, is visiting his children. Mr..
Border has concluded to make Los An
geles his permanent home and is de-
lighted with the climate, which certainly
has been good to him.
} George Washington Boyce returned on
Saturday, being laid up while east with
what came near being a sunstroke. Mr..
Royce is glad to get back to the cool
mountains again to take up his railroad
work.
Judge Blake of Helena, who for many
years was one of the prominent men OF
Eastern Montana. arrived on Saturday
to transact legal business. The Judge
met many old time friends and saw a
great deal Of Bozeman, since his long abb
sence, to interest him.
Ed. Anderson left on Monday with
Pres. Reid, DR.. Traphagen, Mr.. Peter
Koch and his son Stanley. The outfit
was a pack one and will go to the Grass
hopper Glacier and attempt to scale the
highest peak in Montana. From there
they will go to the Hodoo country in Wv
oming.
F. f. Belshaw arrived last week to ioin
his wife and accompany her on Friday to
Hope, Idaho. where they have purchased
a ranch, and with As head of cows to be-
gin with, propose to go into the stock
business. Mr.. Belshaw feels relieved to
think that he no longer has to railroad.
Benjamin Franklin Hoover, the new ed
ltor of the Livingston Enterprise, spent
part of Saturday in the city enjoying it's
manifold beauties. Mr.. Hoover is greatly
pleased with Livingston and his property
there, and will become one Of the enthusi-
astic builders Of this state.
DIR. Holmes and wife arrived last week
to make their home in Bozeman. DR..
Holmes was for many years a practicing
physician in Butte, where he leaves a lu-
crative practice in order to reside near
his only child, Mrs. w. l.. Holloway, and
take life quietly, surrounded by trees,
green grass and those other things that
nature has lavished upon Bozeman.
Mrs. Sherman G. Phillips entertained at
luncheon on Thursday Mrs. Mccoy OF
K~irksville, Mo-, Mrs. Ambrose H.bbs and
Mrs. H. Quaw.
Miss Maud Martin gave an old FASH
Toned candy pull to about 20 young people
Wednesday night.
| A few friends gathered at the home of
Mrs. J.. P. Martin to see Maurice Lang
horne of Helena on Wednesday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent with
games and refreshments, and Maurice
has reason to be pleased with his visit to
BOZeman.
A party composed of Mrs. Burr Fisher,
Elmer Ray and wife, Blanche Mackenzie
and Dorathy Suprenant, camped on Mid
| die creek last week and had a good time.
Mrs. Emery gave a party to Professor
Shaw and sister on Monday night of last
week. 1t was a surprise to Mr.. Shaw
| and was enjoyed by about 20 friends.
Mrs. Sutton on Tuesday afternoon en-
tertained a large number of her friends,
who were invited to the pleasant Sutton
home to meet Miss Oracle Custer, a niece
of Mr.. Sutton's now %sojourning in Boze-
+, man on her way from the park. The affair
was one of real enjoyment, being most
eSquis.tely managed by Mrs. Sutton, who,
| among other dainty attentions, served the
! guests with delicate refreshments. Many
Of the society people of the city were in
attendance.
Married-At Bozeman, July 81, 1899, by
A. d. Mcpherson, justice of the peace,
| Jesse B.. West to Annie f. Whitman, both
Of Willow creek, Gallatin county.
The swell social event of the week was
Mrs. Sherman Phillips party or last Sat-
urday. The parlors were beautifully de-
and pansies. This was Mrs. Phillips
farewell party in her home, as they break
up housekeeping next week. The time
was delightfully."- passed in conversation,
and at the close OF the afternoon delicious
j refreshments were served. The ladies