Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-08

Mrs. w. w. Anderson and daughter
Margaret returned from a sojourn in
Southern California this week.
Mrs. ]. F. Keown accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Horn, of Livingston, on a trip
to Butte on Thursday last.
Will Moore, formerly of his city,
stopped off on Saturday to visit friends.
He is now employed at Livingston.
Mich Mcdonald came up from the
Madison valley last week and said If
this winter extended much longer sum-
mer wouldn't stand much show.
Mrs. DR.. Howard and son Gene left this
week for Hamilton, where, after visiting
her son in Butte, she will remain with
her husband for a season.
Mrs. James Moore who has been a
resident of this city during the winter
months, left for her home on the East
Gallatin on Saturday.
Geo. Eckley, of Spanish Creek, was in
last week. He reports no stock losses;
but says he would feel better if spring
would come.
e. b. Lamme, John Walsh and AL Love
attended the social session of the Elks
last week. Frederick Ward was the hon
orede guest and the affair was one of
pleasure.
b. II. Stanton. M. L.. Hoyt, John Davis
and A. j. Bush attended the Scottish
Rite meeting and banquet at Livingston
last week. Messrs. Hoyt and avis both
made addresses.
Capt. Howell, deputy revenue collector,
was in the city last week. The captain
says that all shows lave to pay a rev.
enue tax in each state and though there
is no collector at BoZeman, deputies
catch the shows elsewhere in the state.
Hon F. w. Kuphal, of Helena. organ
lied a German lodge of the Sons of Her
man on Thursday night. Mr.. Kuphal is
greatly in love with Bozeman and will
send his son to the college. He also cap
tured Chas. Lenze of the Bozeman bar
and took him to Helena to work for him.
Rev. M. l.. Hickman, late of Livingston
and chaplain Of the state senate, is now a
resident of Bozeman, being in charge of
the First Baptist church. Mr.. Rickman
is just such a man as we are pleased to
! welcome to Bozeman and he will accom-
plish a good work in this field of his la
Dor.
Miss Alice Chisholm, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Col. Chisholm. entertained a
large number of little friends or Friday
night. 1t was an occasion of rare e njoy-
ment to all.
The Sons of Herman, who organized a
lodge on Thursday night, named the fol-
lowing as officers: e. Altman, pres;
vice pres, H. G. Rice; treas, G.. Michel;
sec, G. Henke.
Miss ickman was given a surprise
party Friday evening by her pupils. The
party took place in The Bozeman hotel
parlors. Several hours were spent with
games, music and other amusements.
Mrs. Weirick, the elocutionists of Butte,
is the wife of a Butte banker, and I'M
| doubtedly one of the ablest elocutionists
in Montana today. Soon after graduating
she travelled extensively giving recita-
tons in nearly all the prominent cities.
Those who have heard her are Eager to
give their testimonial. She will recite at
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Miss Clara Fisher, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E.. Fl. Fisher, rave a party to a
number of her school and league friends
last Friday evening.
The missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church met at the home of Mrs.
V. A Cockrell on Tuesday afternoon.
The pupils of Miss Stats rave a re-
cital at the Stats home on Thursday.
A surprise party was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Thorpe on Grand
avenue, on Saturday evening in honor of
the fifteenth birthday of Miss Marble
Thorpe. 1t was a "CobWeb" party and a
most delightful one, too. A "CobWeb'
was arranged and on each end of each
string of which the web was formed a
number was attached.
The EpWorth League gave a social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edsall, Friday
evening. The evening was filled up with
a very interesting programme, consist
ing of music, both instrumental and Vo-
cal, recitations and readings, after which
the young people played games OF various
kinds until the time came for refresh
ments to be served.
Little Miss Hazel Davis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Davis, gave a BIRTH
dav party to a number of her young
friends at the home of her parents on
Tuesday evening. The party was to cele-
hrate the sixth anniversary or MISS fia-
zeps birth. The young people prought
several presents with them, which added
to the joy of the little hostess.
The members of the Eastern star lodse
and Masons and their wives met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Edsall on
Monday night and enjoyed an evening OF
rare pleasure, together with feffeSh-
ments. Each guest brought their earnest
nicture and a guessing contest enSued.
Mrs. Chas. Fell winning the prize she
having been the MOTT successful guesser.
Mrs E.. D. Ferguson, matron OF the Lily
of the Valley lodge, was presented WIN d
handsome silver berry dish. 1t was de-
cided to give an ENTERTAINMENT soon, III
tbe Masonic hall, for the benent OF the
Eastern Star. Mrs. Weirick, OF Butte
the well-known elocutionlst, mas peeh en-
gagged for the occasion.
Deer Lodge Notes.