Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-04
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Dillon, September 5, 1899.

Dillon, September s, 1899.
Last Friday afternoon forty aides re-
sponded to beautiful and unique invita-
lions sent out by Mesdames Alvin An
derson and F. J. Foote, requesting their
presence to what proved to be one of the
most delightfully."- swell parties Of the
season. The party was given at the
home of Mrs. Anderson. After spending
a short time in pleasant conversation,
paper and pencil We're given each lady
and they We're requested to guess the
names of about so popular songs, which
were represented by various devices
placed about the p%arlors. This amrse-
lnent afforded a great deal of enjoyment,
as we'll as thought, and as Mrs. j. II.
Morse guessed the greatest number of
songs, she was awarded a beautiful cut
glass olive dish. The ladies were then
invited to the dining room, where the
most delicious refreshments. Before de-
parting, each guest voted Mesda'nes An
derson and Foote most charming enter
tanners. Those present We're: Mesdames
William Orr, Clark, Mauldin. j. L. Morse,
Thompson, Stone. Graeter. Tseiuhardt,
Cope, Conday, Williams, Monroe. Paul.,
Sampsel, Forester, Bowman, Melton.
Waldorf, Sanders. Hughes. Busted,
Best, Sta1fm, Swain, Fyhrie, French,
Zoll, Reynolds, 0. e. Morse, I. w. Poln-
dexter, Shannon. Rife, L.. L. James. Pass ,
OIt Ill III. Il ShN"hSt "A~
| Weirick.
On Saturday, Sept. 2, at high noon,
Rev. w. w. Edmonton and Lennle
| Meade were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the Metlen hotel parlors,
Rev. r. p. Smith of the Methodist E,pis-
copal church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zoll acted in the capacities of srooms-
mar and bridesmaid. The guests par
took Of a wedding dinner at the Metlen
hotel. Rev. Mr.. E~dmundson for severat,
years past has been pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church at Bannack, but
has been assigned as pastor OF the LlN-
ingston circuit for the ensuing year. Ihe
bride is a charming and estimable wo-
man who has resided in annac a num-
Der of years. Many friends join in con-
graduating the newly welded couple.
Mayor J. e. Morse has called a meet
ing to be held Tuesday evening, Sept. .,
in the district court room i'll the court
house, for the purpose of making ar
engagements for a reception to be given
the Montana boys on their return from
the Philippine islands. Everybody should
attend, do their best towards giving the
boys a grand send-off, and show them
our appreciation for the noble fighting
done by them in the Philippines. The
boys are expected to arrive i'll san FRAN
CISCO ABDUL Tie JUL. ulN ~ 'i''o -
about the first week in October before
they arrive in Montana.
The Montana State Normal school will
open Tuesday. S ept. 5, with the follow
ing faculty in charge of the different
branches: d. +. Sanders, president, psy-
chology and pedagogy: H. II. Swain, vice
president. economic and history; j. f.
Monroe, normal science; Laura Miller,
English and Latin; Charles j. Fenner'
mathematics: Anna Haywood, training
department; Phoebe Comfort, reading
and physical culture; E. j. Passmore,
vocal and instrumental music.
Miss Austa Johnson, who has been Wis
iting in Ohio this summer, and Miss Til
liston, who spent her vacation in Iowa
and Nebraska, formerly teachers in the
Dillon high school, returned to the city
Friday. Miss Johnson has accepted a
position as teacher at Red Rock, and
Miss Tillitson will teach at Market Lake,
Idaho.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have secured Mrs. Weirick for Friday
evening, Sept, 8. She will give one of her
unique and attractive entertainments at
the Dart opera mouse. Mrs. Weirick is
undoubtedly one of the finest elocution-
lists ever heard in Montana, and every
, body should go and hear her.
On Thursday evening Mrs. H. J.
Thompson entertained a few friends at a
+ recital. Mrs. Weirick rendered a number
of very pleasing selections. Music and
+, other amusenlents were INDUCED in,
making the evening a very pleasant one
for those fortunate enough to be in at
tendance.
G. F. Phillips and T. f. G. Lynch re
turned Thursday from the Copper Queer
mine in idaho, where they have been in
specting the work being done on the mine
They found that a large amount of worl
had been done and things looking better
than they had expected.
Invitations are out announcing a party
to be given Thursday afternoon by Mes
DANES Best, sanders and O.. e. Morse
at the home of the former. The ladies
n are to wear devices to represent the
name of some we'll known book.
Mrs. J. G. Willis and sister, Miss Belle
Wheeler, left Sunday morning for Black
foot, Idaho, where Mrs. Willis will visi'
for a short time. Miss Wheeler is re
turning home from a months visit a