Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-17
Bozeman Bits.

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Miss Kate Farr will spend the summer
at Osborne, Mo.
Miss Myrtle Rice has gone to Helena to
visit her sister.
Mrs. V Moger has gone to Virginia
City for a short visit.
W. 3. Beard and wife Of Minneapolis
arrived on Thursday.
W. J. Beall. who has been east for sew
eral months, returned last week.
Miss Jennie Cowan has gone to Som
erset. KY, for the summer.
Mrs. J. p. Martin returned last week
from a visit to eastern points.
Mrs. Will w. White is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Cyrus Stiles of Lewistown.
Nelson Wright came over from Butte
last week to visit his grandmother and
friends.
Miss Eleanor Ferris left last week for
Ton du Lac, Wis, to spend the summer
with her aunt. '
Miss Ella Ayres is visiting Spring Hill
friends before going to Portland, Ore,
for the summer.
Stenograph1r Patten goes east this
week with Professor Mccormick of the
college for a short vacation.
Mrs. E. d. Ellis and children left last
week for Butte, where they will remain
until school re-opens.
Mrs. Nelson Story went to Billings on
Saturday to meet her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Hogan, en- route east.
i Rev. +. r. Lewis went to Kansas to
meet Mrs. Lewis on her return from the
far east, and both returned last week.
Mrs. James Hammand, who came over
from Madison county to attend her sis
ter's wedding. remained a few days with
her parents, Major and Mrs. Anderson.
RI. r. McNaughton left last week for
Chicago. where he hopes to gain relief
from an ailment which has made life al
most miserable for the past few months.
Judge Armstrong went to White Sui
phur Springs on Monday to hold court.
He intended going on Sunday, but the
train refused to wait while he ate his
breakfast.
Tom Carmin. one Of the old-time miners
of Pony, was in the city last week, re-
turning home Saturday with his son
Charles, who has been attending the
state college.
Professor Cobleigh Of the college, who
o a postgraduate course in Columbia,
and where hs won laurels by the way. ar
rived home on Sunday in time to take
part in the commencement exercises.
Mrs. Grace Fisk Bryan and sister Flor
ence of Helena spent Sunday in Bozeman.
They came over to meet their soldier
brother. Asa, who had conducted an in
sane companion from Ma Mia to WASH
ington, INK has since been mustered out.
Miss Blanche Mackenzie entertained a
few of her friends at whist on Tuesday
CN tltIIlS vi las WtSh. me DIIty was
given at the Mackenzie residence and
was a very pleasant event in society's
annals.
There will be a lawn social at Mrs.
Martha Kent's, on Cottonwood, June "a.
1t will be in honor of Rev. Mr.. Forbis,
and everyone in the neighborhood for
miles around is asked to come and enjoy
themselves.
The Degree of Honor met in the rooms
of the Athletic society, in the Courier
block, on Thursday evening of last week
for the purpose Of initiating Mrs. Her.
ron. The grand chief Of honor, Mrs.
Riley of Missoula, was present for the
occasion.
The members of Bozeman Tent No. 2,
X. O. 7. NJ, celebrated the nineteenth an
niversary of the order last Wednesday
evening. A light luncheon was served,
after which a programme consisting of
vocal and instrumental music, speeches,
etc, was rendered. All present thor
oughly enjoyed the entertainment.
Mrs. Will w. White entertained a few
young ladies, members of the Utopia
Whist club, at a floral tea on Friday
afternoon. A prize was offered for the
correct solving of several floral prob
lens. and was captured by Miss Florence
Ballinger.
Fred Harris. general agent of the Rand
Drill company, and Miss Ada Card, one
of the teachers in the Bozeman public
schools. We're married in Butte Wednes-
day of last week. Mr.. Harris has been a
frequent visitor to Bozeman for the past
few months, and now that he has sue
ceeded in winning one of the most beau
tiful and charming young ladies, we pre-
sumo he will pass us by. The newly
married pair have the we'll wishes of nu-
merous friends here.
T.. T. Black. the leading small fruit
grower of Madison county, was in the
city during the past week attending the
commencement exercises at the college.
Mf. Black, who is located IN the South
Boulder. says that the prospects are good
for a large strawberry yield in his vicin-
lty, as the plants did not begin to bloom
until after the recent frost, and all dam
ger from cold weather is now considered
past.