Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27
Bozeman Bits.

Mrs. Aug. Lobetiz has gone to Kansas
on a visit.
Bur Fisher left last week on a BUSH
ness trip to Missoula.
Miss Nellie Black came up from Frid-
ley to see her mother, last week.
AL Orion came over from Butte last
week to spend a few days with his am
lily.
Col. Sanders came over from Helena
Saturday night to accompany Mrs. Sam
ders home.
Chas. Braten, with DR.. Feathereton,
has gone to MINNEAPOLIS to finish his
course in dentistry.
Walter Cooper n family returned
from a nextended trip to Southern Cali
fornia on Wednesday,.
County Attorney Hall Of Big Timber,
was a Bozeman visitor ON Saturday,
drawn thither by the skin case.
Ed. Sawyer the Maybe stockman.
! came up on Monday on his quarterly
trading trip and says that grass on the
range is good.
Rev. J. E. Maclean of the Presbyterian
church, left on Tuesday evening for Min
neapolis to attend the meeting of the
| Grand Assembly.
Samuel Mendenhall returned home on
Saturday by the way of Wyoming, where
he had business. He expects to remain
in BoZeman during the summer at least,
~ SSIoA y dA1AA J. 1ook
week from New York state, with the in
tention Of locating here. Mr.. .Vreeland
is a nephew of Frank Vreeland Of this
city. U
George S. Collins Joined his wife at
Portland, last week. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Collins will quit electrical work
to go on the stage. Mr.. A. E. Davidson
is filing his place with the electric light
company.
N. P. Agent Bardwell of Big Timber,
paid Bozeman a visit last week to testify
in the skin case, in which Sweetgrass
county was done up in a manner only
equaled by the way in which Gallatin
was gotten next to.
Fred Harris, the mining machinery
man, was a guest again on Sunday. He
intimates that this is about his last trip.
We presume that business precludes the
possibility Of his coming so often here
after; but we shall see what we shall see.
G. w. Royce arrived from Reno New,
on Saturday. MIR. Boyce, while there, put
a large number of men to work for his
company, which is about to irrigate 1OO,-
600 acres of land. For the same
he will Immediately take up the work of
preparing for the construction of the rail-
road to the West Gallatin.
Thos. F. Pollard, who runs the Madi-
son house at Virginia City, Sundayed at
Bozeman. Mr.. Pollard, though mine
host of one of the smallest hosteleries
IN the state, has made so much of his
slight opportunities that he is one of the
best known and most popular landlords
in Montana. He seemed pleased with
! Bozeman and spent considerable time
watching the cars-Virginia being car
less but not rainless, as it has wagon
trains.
County Clerk Moore Of Sweetgrass
county, came up last week to attend the
trial Of Howard, the smooth individual
! who CkipnaJ that rI,~t,, ,-,4I, 1919 IT.
game. Mr.. Moore denies that there were
dog skins in the lot he accepted. In this
connection it is reported that Sweetgrass
county would like to get a whack at
Howard, as it has the name of the dealer
OF whom he purchased the skins he
claimed to have taken in Sweetgrass and
Gallatin counties.
A large number of ladies met in the
rooms of the newly organized Ladies'
Club and Gymnasium on Monday and
formed a permanent organization with
Mrs. Award as president, Mrs. Living
ston as vice-president and Mrs. Love.
secretary and treasurer. The aides have
htted up their rooms in elegant style and
propose to hold social sessions OCCASION
ally, besides using the rooms for men,
befs who may desire to spend their spare
moments in them at all times. The ini-
tlal meeting Of theclub developed a great
interest in the club and it's purpose.
~ AiuiCo VI II IheLHOu1SL Ala SOCletV
met at the home of Mrs. w. B.. Bowen
on Wednesday afternoon. There was a
much larger attendance than usual and
the programme for the afternoon was
unique and interesting.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Storrs entertained a few of their friends
atwhist in their apartments in the Wake
field house.
The State Housekeepers' association
met in the guild rooms Of the Episcopal
church last Monday afternoon. The dav
was the time for the annual election Of
officers for the year 1899 and 1900. The
following were elected as the officers:
President, Mrs. SIN. Emery; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles Fell: secretary, Mrs.
Sutton; treasurer, Mrs. LETTERS, and cor
responding secretary and historian, Mrs.
Thomas Lewis. The meeting was wholly
a business one and M particular pro-
gramme was given. Arrangements were
made, however. for the annual social ses-
sion Of the society to be given on Mon.