Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-23

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city. was in town Thursday to purchase
a team of allat valley horses for. the
fire department of Helena.
County Surveyor and Mrs. c. NJ
Thorps left Monday night for a visit tc
their old home in Cattarangus county
New York, and will be gone several
! weeks.
Professor O.. G. Shankin of Belgrade
was in the city from the busting little
town Saturday. Professor Shanklin IL
teaching a very successful term of school
at that place.
DR.. r. d. Alton. resident physician OF
the Northern Pacific at Livingston, was
in town yestrday attending the injuries
of Peter Newman, the brakeman who was
brought down from the tunnel. where an
accident occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Myron Ferris left for
Sioux City, Ia. Monday morning to spend
Christmas with Judge and Mrs. Allison.
They will probably return to Montana in
about four months.
Mrs. B. F. Guile and children arrived
mere Tuesday morning from Greenville
Cal. She has come for the purpose of
educating her children in Bozeman's ex-
cellent schools.
r. H. Moffet of the valley was a pleas
ant caller at the Chronicle office Satur-
day. Mr.. Moffett dates his residence in
the valley as far back as a decade and is
one of the most prosperous and reliable
ranchers in the county.
Mrs. Lucy Kirk, formerly Of Bozeman,
now residing in Anaconda, made a visit
to Bozeman last week. She owns a home
stead at Camp Creek and made a trip to
that place to superintend the
ment of some improvements.
Mrs. Addie Smith, who recently de-
parted from BOZelnAn to reside in Ana.
conda, is reported seriously i'll at that
city with an attack of typhoid fever. The
lady is under the care of experienced and
skillful physicians and no fears are en-
tertained regarding her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DER gave 4 fare
well dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Myron Ferris Sunday afternoon. Those
who partoOk of the delicious repast were
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Lammne, Mr.. and
Mrs. F A. Fielding. and Mr.. and Mis-.
Myron Ferris.
Zona Chapter No. -. Royal Arch
GERS Monday evening. The following
were selected to fill the chairs: Fra nix
Il. Lewis, high priest: G. w. jackson,
king: b. +. Stanton, scribe: S. c.. Ken
yon, secretary; George Cox. treasurer.
The Modern Woodmen of the World. at
the last lodge meeting, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the next six months:
5. Z Crockett. v. c.: r. G.. Ratciiff. w.
A.: F. A. Maxwell, banker: c. D. Dan
ner, chaplain: b.. j. Many. clerk: VIII
lard Smith. escort; Isaac Aldritt, sentry;
}. q. woodward, ~Watchman: managers,
p. V. B~lankenship, G. W. Whitney, j. A.
Gallatin Lodge No. 6. A. F. & A. NJ
elected the following members to fill the
chairs of the lodge Wednesday !
j. b. Cain, w. NJ; b. r. STAN
ton, 5. W.: James NJ. Robertson, J.. W.
Robert M. Menefee. treasurer: e. H.
schumacher, secretary: Robert Menefee.'
Ihomas Lewis and w. r. G. Stewart.
trustees.
The Coffee Circle met at the home of
Mrs. Hoffbauer Wednesday afternoon.
with refreshments being served.
The following member We're present:
dan Barker, Carow. Hancock, Alt
mann, Lehrkind. Gottschalck and Miss
The Royal N%eighbors elected officers
Friday evening. The following ladies'
we're chosen to manage the affairs of the!
odge for the first half of the ensuing
rear: Mis-. j. Williams, O.; Mrs. An
lrews. V. O.: Mrs. s. Newman, recorder;
ms. F. j. Robinson, /. S.; Mrs. Milihan,
s.
The Chromatic society held its semi
monthly meeting at the home of Miss
Kinney Tuesday evening. and elected the
Glowing officers for the next terms:
PRESIDENT. Reese Wells: vice president,
H. Currier: secretary. Miss Lucy Kim
musical director, Professor A. II.
The I. O. G. r. lodge installed the new,y, !
lected ofiscers for the first half Of 1900
thursday evening. The following is a.;
ist of the new officers: r.. s. Edwards.
:. S.: Miss Zertha Hunter, V. T.; Miss
'rankie Dickson, j. p: G. T.: Miss Anna ]
turray. treasurer: Albert c. Tracy; Sc
etary. Miss Bessie Murray. S. j. l.: Mrs.
(. f. Cornell, chaplain: J.. H. Daniels. F.,
;: Frank Reynolds. sentinel: Charles /
ray. guard: Miss Lizzie Marshall. mar l
hal: F.. N. Ray, D. M; W. s.. Horn I
uckle. L.. D.. 4
The WOmen's Relief Corps met Satur-
ay afternoon for the last time this year. /
here was a large attendance Of menu I
and the contest over the selection I
delegates to attend the state. w. II. C.t
invention In 1900 was quite animated. 4
he fol1owirn 1a6ioC u-oco chocau. A.. =