Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-28

D. A. Murphy left for H~umansville
Mo-, on Saturday, after spending some
weeks in Montana hunting and fishing.
Mrs. b. n. Smith and Mrs. c. Smith OF
Logan spent several days in the city
last week on a visit to Mrs. f. G. B. Hill.
Mrs. $. NJ. Emery left this week on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Emery at
Bridger, and will remain for a couple of
weeks.
Ed. Ellis was in the city the latter part
of last week from his home in Butte. on
his regular trip to his family in this city.
Key. and Mrs. Wormser came up from
Normser City on Saturday. Mrs. f. G.
Is. Hill returned with them for a short
visit.
+. Fl. Benjamin., ctrculator for the
Helena Independent, was in the city Fri
day calling on customers of that news
paper.
Jerome Waterman and wife were
among those who came up from Belgrade
to Witness the performance of in Old
kentucky.'
Don Q. Spaulding, an old time resi-
dent of Madison county spent the past
Week in Bozeman and found many friends
of former days.
j. $. Edwards, and A. B.. Carow at
tended the meeting of the grand lodge
of the odd Fellows in Helena this week.
Mr.. Edwards had one of the highest de-
greos of the order conferred upon him
that of the Degree of Chivalry.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Fisher, parents OF
Burr Fisher of the Golden Rule, started
for their home in Springfield, Mo-, on
Saturday. Before leaving they received
q telegram advising them to remain i'll
Montana. as smallpox was prevalent in
Springfield.
Mrs. w. w. Anderson. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Matt w. Anderson
! and two children. left on Thursday
morning for Sheridan, where Mrs. w. w.
Anderson will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hammond, and Mrs. Matt w. Anderson
join her husband and 80 to housekeeping
near his mining plants.
Miss Kate Sheridan, Mrs. l.. w. Nc
Pherson. Mrs. Samuel Fowler and Mrs.
Philip Dodson We're delegates to the Re-
brkah assembly in Helena this week and
returned home Saturday morning, great
~ pleased With their trip and hospitality
Of the people of Helena.
I'D. Axtell Of Belgrade was in town
Wednesday. Mr.. Axtell was in the midst
Of threShing when the storm in the early
part Of last week put i stop TO the work
with the machine. which was making
short work Of the bounteous yield on the
broad acres Of the Axtell ranch.
There was a very pleasant party in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Suprenant at the
home OF MI. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh
Monday evening last. About fifteen
members Of Rozeman society We're pres
ent and had their fortunes told, listened
to vocal and instrumental music, and en-
ioyed the We'll known hospitality Of their
host and hostess. Among those present
We're Misses Luce, Maud and Alice Mar
tin, Alice Gage, Mackenzie, MaXey, Mae
MaNey, Helena L%anghorn, Ola Ruffner,
Mess,s. Hoffman, Menlenhall, John
MaNey. Mccormick.
A Whist party was given last Friday
evening by Miss Beatrice Freeman and
Master Kinney Freeman to a number OF
! their friends The winners in the pro-
SrcSSiOnS We're Miss Gorcoran and Mr..
game With Miss e. Lewis, for the lady's
prize. 4 very pretty belt buckle. The
geltlelnan'S prize being Il pair of sleeve
links. After refreshments We're served
the young people passed the remainder
of the evening with vocal and instru-
mental music and games.
Little Miss Dollle HOliier celebrated
hel seventh birthday anniversary on
Thursday afternoon last, by giving Il
party to eleven of her little girl friends.
quite a pleasant and enjoyable afternoon
was passed by the little folks with
games SO dear to the hearts of The lit
tie ones. Refreshments We're served to
the little guests before leaving for their
homes.