Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13
Bozeman Bits.

H. Hoffman of Butte was in the city
for a visit this week.
Matt NJ. Black of Fridley was a Wis
itor in the city on Thursday of this week.
Attorney Goodman of Townsend was III
the city on legal business Wednesday.
b. F. Stanton went to Livingston the
beginning of the week on Masonic busl-
ness.
MI. Lombard of Castle spent the great
er part of the week in the city on bust
ness matters.
Hon. T. w. Langhorne. the Helena
land attorney. spent Sunday and Nom
day with relatives.
Mr.. Gates of the Grandon hotel, Hell
ena, Was in the city this week for a day
or two.
Mr., and Mrs. storrs went to Red Lodge
on Monday and returned on Friday of
this week.
Mrs. Grace Fisk Ryan, after a weeks
visit with Bozeman friends. left for her
home in Helena on Wednesday,.
supt. Carleton Of Helena was a visitor
last week. He carefully looked over our
schools and seemed to be pleased With
them.
James McNeelay, the barber of The
Bozeman, left on Sunday for Helena
where he expects to enter upon his du-
ties as postal clerk.
Mrs. Matt Anderson and children ar
rived from Massachusetts, this week.
L f'Iy WA opNit Las G. oAANNA
Star, with Mr.. Anderson.
Wyman Ellis, state agent of the Equit-
able Life Assurance company, was IN the
city last week, and did not break his leg
as he did before.
Jas. A. johnson came up from Gebo on
, Friday for the purpose of completing ar
engagements for the removal of his family
y to that point.
e C. T. Blakely, who is now a resident OF
$ Bridger, came up last week to spend q
few days with his family, and expects to
!. move his effects to Bridger.
. Attorney c.. NJ. Gunn and n. p. Smitl
of Helena We're in the city last Friday or
e matters relating to the Montana Rail
road company, in Meagher county.
Harry Hilburn, who now lives in Spo
kane, which he says in a year will be tht
biggest town on the Northern Pacific
spent a few days in Bozeman this week
Col. Lloyd of Butte was in Bozemal
on Thursday. The colonel's many friends
who remember him pleasantly when h
was in charge of the militia, wer,
d pleased to see him.
NJ Henry Heebe, who was in town on Fri
n day, says that the storm stopped farmin!
n operations with him for only one day
S He says that the Hollanders rave thei
crops Of barley in the ground.
Ike w. Baker, who came to the Vel
lowstone with the Verendrye expedition
and settled at a point where there wa
SOoQ HSHlHS anu d Win Diedk. was j
Bozeman yesterday feeling as fine as
d silk handkerchief.
d Mrs. Melvin, who was here two year
e ago, is again in the valley visiting tn
Hulberts and Adamses. Mrs. Melvil
Melvin has visited many of the leadini
lresorts Of the country. but she prefer
Gallatin's summer climate above Their
all.
isl Chas. Shearer of Helena came over t
d va cationize last week. Charley has bee
filling the Independent telegraph chat
lately, but even that did not pull hir
IS down and he is taking on flesh like
l. prize-fighter at a summer resort.
le Sidney Fox, attorney, arrived thi
morning at the head of a Big Timbe
lie delegation, which he has safely pilote
j. around the city. Mr.. Fox once lived i
h. Bozeman, and the memory of it come
to him OCCASIONALLY like q pleasan
lie dream. RI
re James II. Kennedy appeared befor
Judge Mcpherson on the 9th and In
formed him that he desired to obtain hi
services with the understanding that tn
, judge was not to say a word until he wa
a mile out of town. Whereupon the judg
r- squared himself and married Mr.. Ken
lie nedy to Mrs. Myree Waite, late Of Idah.
& Mr.. and Mrs. John Work visited Liy
ingston last week.
Mr.. Hardenbrook. Deer Lodges well
i known citizen. is in Bozemsn. visitin
n his children, who are attending college.
Interviewed regarding his reporte