Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25
Willis w. Westfall went to Livingston

George T. Hall came up from Big Tim
Der Sunday to visit friends in this city.
II. w. Buckland. of Trail creek, came
over from the new, coal camp Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Wormser, of Wormser
City. visited friends in this city this week.
George Anderson. il, of Livingston was
in town for a few hours Thursday of last
week.
Roy Skillman was among the visitors
from Sweet Grass county who Sundayed
in the city.
Engineer Knapp. of Livingston spent
several hours in the city With friends
on Sunday.
DR.. G. Nj. Chambliss left for New York
last Wednesday to take a lecture course
in a medical college.
John Scahill left for Montreal, Canada.
last week, being called there by the ILL
ness of his mother.
Mrs. Cliff Waite of Silver Star has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Gardner. the past week.
j. f. Kelley. of Gebo. was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Kelley stopped over a
day enroute home from Helena.
Attorney w. l.. Holloway returned
from Big Timber on Thursday. He had
some legal business in the district court
of Sweet Grass county.
Deputy District Clerk. Pau Davies. has
been on the sick list for IA few days but
duties.
S. II. Crockett, an old resident Of Boze-
man, arrived from the Madison valley
last week OF a visit to his son, Sam Crock
EFT.
Rev. ohm f. Pritchard, pastor of st.
Andrews Episcopal church at Livingston,
was over from the county seat of Park
county Saturday.
j. G. Staud was in town from Belgrade
Thursday.
G. w. Hartman, of Butte, was in Boze-
man Thursday.
w. w. C%onroyer, of Chestnut, was in
the city Thursday.
ii. II. Ruger. of Helena, was in the city
Thursday on business.
Jennie f. Patterson was in the city
p. Kunders, of Bridger. was among
Thursdays arrivals in the city.
Mrs. Blanche Patterson registered at
the Bozeman from Manhattan.
the Bozeman Thursday from Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hall We're in town
Friday from their home in Big Timber.
Director Emery, made a trip to Butte
this week, on business connected with the
Experiment station.
Senator Thomas H. Garter, vas a pass
enger on the east bound passenger train.
Sunday mnrnig, bound for Washington
from his home in Helena. He will not
return to Montana until next spring.
z. III. Seaman. travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad, was in the city Monday on
h business connected with the passenger
department of the line he represents.
Rev. y. 3. Sutton, grand councillor Of
the grand lodge |. @. G.. I. Of Idaho, dep
uty grand chief templar Of Washington,
Oregon and Montana, and organizer Of
the Institute Temperance Alliance, was
in town Friday.
Miss Josie Duke, Of Butte, was in the
city Saturday. Miss Duke was county
superintendent Of schools il Park county
some years ago, and is considered one Of
I the best Of the many excellent teacherS
I'm the schools of thp Smoky ritV.
James NJ. Patton, of Aberdeen, S. d.,
was in the city this week, enrOute home
from a trip to western points along the
Northern Pacific. Mr.. Patton is editor
of a fratefnal publication at Aberdeen
called the Odd Fellow World, and inn
proved the time Of his stay in this city
in meeting the Bozeman members of that
excellent order.
M. Lane was in town Wednesday from
his ranch home near Three Forks. The
genial rancher transacted some business
With the county treasurer while here,
including the payment of the special
school tax assessed against his property.
Ny. Lane is firm in the belief that the
special tax should be paid and the schools
kept open. law or no law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ruffner, of Ten
Sleep. Wyoming, arrived in the city on
Saturday for a few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Roe Yates, of Flathead, was in town
on Monday, and disposed of his hard
wheat at a good price. He was one of
i the few who raised "A fair fall wheat crop
in The Elathead belt.
Miss Oleta Burbridge gave a candy
! pulling party to IA number of her young
friends on Friday evening. Various
games We're played and refreshments of
a dainty kind We're served, both of which
were IA source of great pleasure TO the
young people. Those present We're
Misses Ethel Crittenden. Pearl and May
N.i,aa lima Smith Minnie T~ho,npSpn
Lois Monger, Mayanna Elma Bressler,
Masters Clifford Cox, Erwin and Arthur
Scott, Bert Guibor, Morris Mckee, G.
TAFT, j. Calfee and RALPH Thnrston.
The r. o. II. b. Whist club met at
the home of MI. and Mrs. e. Y. Blanken-
ship on Monday evening. There was "A
good attendance of members and a very
pleasant evening was passed with pro-
g~ressivxe whist. At the end of the game
when the progressions We're counted the
prizes were found to belong to Mr.. Will
ton and Mrs. Walter Sales. The lady'S
! prize was a very pretty bon bon dish and
the gentleman's a nail hle with a rab-
bit foot's handle. Light refreshments
were then served to the members OF
whom the following were presnt: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sales, Mr.. and Mrs.
Braten, Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh. Mr..
and Mrs. l. l.. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway and the host
and hostess.
lie AloIidil SOClclS, Vi tht 1ASi i'pittii al
! college, the members of which are lady
students, had a very interesting pro-
gram arranged for Monday afternoon.
The ladies nave resurrected the Ciolians.
so definitely buried by the Arenas last
winter, and the Literary work is progress
ing so favorably that it is not at all UNI
likely that the tables may be turned on
the boys before the end of the winter.
and their laurels taken from them. The
following program shows the excellent
work being done by the Ciolians: Music,
Misses Grave Wylie and Carrie Gardner;