Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Billings.
j.. V. Andrews, formerly of this city,
now of Granite, came over last week to
Join his wife, who is visiting her mother.
Wednesday after visiting his sister-Mrs.
d. Railsback-for ten days. Mr.. Page is
from Nebraska.
Miss Alveda MacMurphey Of Hamilton
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Corbly for
a week or two ond is enjoying the beau
ties Of Bozeman.
j. j. Henry, one of the pioneers of this
valley, arrived from Walla Walla last
Tuesday. Mr.. Henry has a small farm
there and is enjoying life in a quiet way.
Superintendent Kay Of the Red Lodge
public schools, after a few weeks So
journ at his old home, left on Monday to
prepare for his school work.
Walter Edwards of Manhattan left
last week for his old home in New York.
1t is his first visit east since coming to
this country and he will doubtless
enjoy it.
William Carr, who spent some days at
Hunters, returns with the gratifying in
telligence that c.. w. Savage is rapidly
recovering from his stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Anderson and party, num-
bering in all II persons, with five teams,
eturned from a tour of the park on
Wednesday, having had a very enjoyable
time.
MIS. oHGdIeI anu MIS-. WIlSOH returned
on Monday from a long visit with Iowa
friends. They were accompanied by Miss
Fisher, who will visit BoZeman for a
period.
Charles Beveridge and family of Hell
ena, together with several relatives, out
fitted in Bozeman and departed by pri-
vate on Thursday FOR d tour
of the Yellowstone National park.
Colonel O. B. Chisholm came down
from his summer camp on Monday for a
few days, and says that the colony up
there is having a fine time. He brought
a fair sized fish story with him.
Professor Newcommer and wife are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonnell at
the Mode ranch. The professor is a
tutor at Stanford university, where he
met Emmett Mcdonnell, formerly of this
valley.
Judge Hamilton came over from Butte
last week to spend a few days with his
old time friend. Thomas H. Rea. The
judge enjoyed his visit to the full and
goes back to Butte singing the praises
of the Gallatin.
County Clerk Martin of Deer Lodge
county spent Sunday in Bozeman. and
on Monday went to the park. 1t is the
first outing Mr.. Martin has enjoyed for
years, and he enters into the enjoyment
of it with true spirit.
Miss Harmon has gone to Big Timber
I iSI SlSlCIS l w ~ DOuSe.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Black and daughter Edith
came over from Fridley on a short visit
with friends on Saturday.
Mr.. F.. F. McRae of Townsend, who
has just been married to a young lady
Miss Edith Lethlean-whose praises are
sung by every one who knows her, ar
rived last week for a brief honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McRae first met at The
Bozeman two years ago.
Lieutenant Tom Cooney, late OF the
army, but better known as the Northern
Pacific's land representative in Montana,
arrived an Sunday, and, hiring a team,
went to Revenue. Lieutenant Cooney
has been in Iowa recuperating, and is
now ready to resume active employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Safely last. week
had the genuine pleasure of entertaining
a. friend from their old home. Clinton,
Iowa, in the person Of Miss Clark, who
is making a tour of the park. Miss Clark
was accompanied by Mrs. Belden and
Miss Coe of the same place.
James w. Hathaway. deputy revenue
collector, a job he held in the early days,
spent three days in the city last week.
Mr.. Hathaway was stricken with rheu-
matism a few years ago and for a long
time suffered as few are compelled to do.
Now, however, he is feeling like himself
gain.
Mrs. Anna r. Tiejen. for the past two
years one of the principal trained nurses
in st. Peters hospital, Helena, has ac-
cepted the position of matron of DR..
Chambliss' infirmary. Mrs. Tiejen is we'll
known and is quite al addition to the
Doctors force.
j. G. Mccarthy returned from lei
last week. He says that there has been
some delay caused in getting out coal on
account of the lack of men, but the COM
pany is now getting out coal in plenty
and finding a market for it.
Lieutenant Richards, who has recently
returned from Manila, was in the city
on Saturday en- route to the West Gala
tin, where the family is in camp. The
lieutenant gives a graphic description of
life in Manila and shows evidences of a
hard campaign.
The Ladies' Reading club met at the
home of Mrs. DER, on Central avenue,
last Tuesday afternoon.
Last Friday the Orphans Whist club
spent the day at Ferris Hot Springs as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Myron
Ferris.
l. Wednesday the zWomen's Social, Do
.mestic M Literary society spent the
day at the hospitable home n ranch Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Wisner, eight miles
north of tOwn The ladies were conveyed
to the ranch in two rigs and enjoyed the
trip m the day very much.
Little William Hibbs, son Of DIR. and
Mrs. Hibbs, had q party at The Boze-
man on Saturday afternoon, attended by
~ Of his little friendseaveraging 2 years
old. 1t was a unique party in the annals