Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-02

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and Mrs. r. NJ. Renshaw, A. H. Barret.
Joseph X. Clark, John II. Curtis. Mrs. r.
T.. Curtis, Mrs. A. r. Aiken, J.. Strasbur-
ger, p. 3. Gardner and w. w. Conrey
We're among the Butte delegation that at
tended the meeting of the Pioneer asso-
citation in Virginia City this week.
Miss I4innie Montague returned We'd
nesday from Deer Lodge, where she
spent several days as the guest of rela-
tives. In mentioning her departure the
Silver State of the picnic and college city
says: Miss Linnie Montague of Mar
shall, Mo-, who had been the guest of her
uncle, Judge yelling Napton, and fam
lily, for the past month, left for Butte
today and after saying goodbye to rela-
tives and friends in that city will leave
for her home.'
Mrs. Connell gave a very jolly theater
party and supper Monday night. Her
guests spent a very enjoyable evening at
the Grand, returning to Mrs. Connelrs
for a delicious supper. There were pres
ent: Mrs. Keene, Miss Radley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook. Miss
Foster, Miss La Beau, Miss Black,
Messrs. Largey, Freund, Foster, Drake.
Clark, Beatty and Carr.
Miss Margaret Scallon, neice of Attor-
ney Scallon, who has been visiting in
Butte during the last six weeks, left last
| Wednesday for her home in Hancock.
Mich. She was accompanied by Mr..
Scallon's mother, who had been visiting
her son.
Mrs. H.. o. Wilson of Excelsior e
entertined about so of her lady friends at
cards Thursday afternoon. The first prize
was Won by Miss Ethel Black, the second
by Mrs. Word of Helena, the lone hand
prize by Miss Hickman and the fourth
by Mrs. w. 3. Hamilton. There We're II
tables.
Miss Ruth Lee, a sister of Mrs. Judge
Lindsay, who has been in Butte during
the past two months, will leave for her
home in Burlington, Iowa, next Monday.
She will be accompanied by Miss Ruth
Lindsay, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Lindsay.
J. L. Teal Of the old banking house of
HOge, BroWnlee & Co., and j. l.. Samp-
son, strong a of the Inter Mountain
business department., left this afternoon
for the Big Hole river, where they expect
! to learn to swim and catch fish.
Roy S, Alley of the county attorneys
office returned Tuesday from a visit TO
Madison county. With him came a two
weeks growth of whiskers and enough
trout to keep himself and some of his
friends on a diet Of fish for ten days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hotter of Helena was the
guest of Mrs. O.. NJ. Atkins of 1922 South
Washington street last Sunday and Mon
day. She was en- route to Virginia City
to attend the meeting of the Pioneer as
ISOLATION.
Sigmund Genzherger left yesterday for
Washington, d. G., to attend a meeting
of the great council of Red Men scheduled
to meet in that city on the 18th. Mr..
G~enZberger is IA delegate from Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Coleman spent
last Sunday in Deer Lodge. Their two
children were with them, and one, Miss
| Gertrude. remained there several days
as the guest of Mrs. Hasselberger.
Mrs. Donald ellis returned last Tues
day from Salt Lake and is now the guest
of her parents at the Nine Mile house.
Later in the season she will join her hus-
band in Arizona.
DIR. c. V. Norcross departed yesterday
for the east. intending to call at Phila-
delphia, New York, Lewiston, No, and
other places during his absence.
Misses Cora and Ada Smith have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit of a
month with their friends. Miss Eliza
beth Aylesworth, in Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.. Morgan, for
merly of this city, but now residents OF
Los Angeles arrived yesterday morning
and will remain a month.
DIR. Cowpertftvaite is back from the
Salmon river country. where he spent
about two weeks fishing and enjoying the
Odor of fried bacon.
Miss Rosamond Norris returned home
! Monday from Nercur and salt Lake,
where she spent about three months Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Harry Symons Of the Symons Dry