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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Remember. the dance at the court house
and supper at the club.
Professor w. w. Wylie. of Bozeman.
who has a system of camps i'm ,he yell
lOwstone park during the tourist season.
was i'll Deer Lodge last Friday on IL visit
to his daughter, Miss Wylie. who is a
member of the faculty of the Seminary.
On his return home that evening Miss
Wylie accompanied him as far as Butte.
where she remained over Sunday.
h entertainment given at the Chris
tan church in this city last Thursday
evening by Misses Baldwin and Wolcott.
of Chicago. was a high class one. Miss
Baldwin delighted the audience with
readings and representations. besides
giving an exhibition of club swinging.
while Miss Wolcott, assisted by Profess
sor Pfeifer of the Seminary. and Miss
Mabel Beaumont, satisfied the music low
ing part of the audience. she being an
adept on the piano. mandolin, guitar
and banjo.
Mrs. j. G. Tucker. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Stuart. was taken to the
Sisters hospital, in Missoula last Thurs
day afternoon to be treated for spinal
affection. with which she has been Il suf-
ferer for some months. Her husband.
who has been employed in placer mining
in Nevada valley, came over and accom-
panied her to Missoula. 1t is sincerely
hoped the lady may receive the desired
relief and speedily be restored to good
health. h is expected home today Oh
tomorrow, after which she will rcceiv.
treatment at home.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18
Bozeman Bits.
Chronicle

(ChrOniclc.)
ID. Dickey came over from Manhattan
Friday.
}. NJ. Lawson, of Helena, was in town
Monday.
c. ID. BROKER, of Trail Creek was in
tow Friday.
Louis y. Lang, Of Three Forks was in
the city Friday.
j. G. McCauley, of Cooke city was in
town Thursday.
Fl. l.. Steele was in town from the capi-
tai yesterday.
"A. X. Baird was autographed at the
Bo@eman Friday.
w. WI. Langford OF Helena, was III the
city yesterday.
{. W. Spar, of Belgrade, arrived in
the city Monday.
j. NJ. Ward, Of Butte, was in town Mon
day on business.
r. "A. Gray came over from Helena
Friday Of last week.
Ed Ellis of Butte, was over To visit
his family on Sunday.
7. J. Donnelly came over from Liv-
inSston thus morning.
Gerald Panton, OF Billings, arrived in
town yesterday.
Miss Carroll, of Chestnut, was in the
city last Wednesday.
II. A. Bennor. of Helena, was a bust
ness visitor Thursday.
Matt Black came over from Fridley on
Sunday on a short visit.
G. w. Hartman of Butte, was a bust
ness visitor here Sunday,
r.. Miller, of Jardine, was in the city
the fore part of the week.
Nj. A. Wall, of Helena, was here from
the capital city Thursday.
II. S.. Gassaway vas in town Friday
from his ranch on Trail crek.
w. r.. Evans, of Chestnut, was regis
tered at the Bozeman Monday.
Lauretz Carlesen, of Great Falls, was
here Thursday of last week.
w. O. Forsythe, of Butte, vas over
from the Smoky City yesterday.
w. r.. Darlington, Of Helena, was in
town the first part of the week.
Mrs. Robert Barnett. was visiting her
daughter, in the city, last week.
NJ. M. Potter. Of Helena. arrived in
town on Thursday mornings train.
j. G. %Spaulding was in town from Red
Bluff the latter part of last week.
II. pigott, Of the capital city, was q
bushes visitor in BoZeman Wednesday.
Miss Helen e. Mott. of Belgrade, has
been a guest at the BoZeman this week.
J. G.. Williams, of Spokane. arrived in
Henry Filing was in the city from the
capital of addison county this week.
w. A. BuZard returned the latter part
Of last week from a business trip to points
on the Northern Pacific west of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Of his
city spent a few days last week with
Butte friends.
Mrs. Barker left for Walla Walla
Wash. Thursday morning, IN a shorI
visit 10 friends.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18
Deer lodge Notes.
(Silver STATED

Billy Stiner was over from Pioneer last
Saturday. .
John N. w .Bielenberg was registered
in Butte Monday.
/. s. Eldred was dow from the
Springs" Sunday.
J.. T.. Van Gundy was laid up a few
days the past week.
Il. l.. Thompson, of Warm Springs, was
in Deer Lodge Sunday.
Frank McDanieis. the tall young man,
left for Kansas today.
]. L. Hample. the hide and wool y
of Butte. is in town today.
Joe Coleman was up from Rearmouth
last Sunday to see the folks.
Miss Alma Bielenberg returned Sun
day from a visit to Anaconda.
Attorney S~charnikOw was in Anaconda
last Thursday on legal business.
H. H. Zenor returned Sunday from a
visit of several days to Anaconda and
Butte. NJ.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

most original and unique. A feature
productive of much marriment was that
Of the presentation of original verses to
each guest. A most elaborate dinner
was served and the affair was greatly
enjoyed by those ortunat enough to
be present. The guests Of Mrs. Forbis
We're Mrs. w. w. Dixon. Mrs. Hugh Will
son. Mrs. Freund. Mrs. w. Nice. White,
Mrs. j.. Y. Long, Mrs. F. f. corbett, Mrs.
J. w. Cotter, Mrs. Fred Holbrook and
| Mrs. 4. j. Murray.
Among the marriages in the city this
week was hat Of Martin l.. Setter Of the
| firm of Setter Bros. & Hall and Miss
Maud Olive Metz2er, which took place in
| the First Baptist church at the close Of
! the prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. D..
Il. Noftsinger. pastor Of the church. At
ter December l Mr.. and Mrs. Setter will
be at home to their friends at 416 West
Quartz street.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Grigg entertained a
number of friends at whist at their pleas
ant home on West Broadway, last We'd
nesray night. Elegant refreshments We're
served. and the party broke up at a late
hour, after waiting in vain for the star
shower that never came. The genial
host and hostess We're much disappoint-
ed that the stars ordered for the occasion
persistently refused to fall.
Mrs. George X. Rretherton arrived in
Butte last Monday from Clarksville, New
Mexico. She has been the guest of her
cousins. Miss Winnifred Bretherton and
Mrs. Harry G. freeman this week. but
will leave tomorrow for Helena. where
she will spend the winter with her moth
er, Mrs. Alice r. Fisk.
Mrs. j.. v. Long gave a delightful little
dinner on Wednesday evening. The
table was decorated in American Beauty
roses and locke very attractive. The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Long We're Mrs.
Forbis. Miss Foster. MIR. j. A. Lewis and
Mr.. Godfrey Lauzier.
Mrs. F. p, Holbrook entertained the
Euchle club on Friday afternoon. There
We've present Mrs. w. Nc. White. Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Freund. Mrs. Forbis. Mrs.
Cot1er. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Cornell, Mrs.
Shaw and Mrs. Dixon.
Mrs. r. r. Leggat and daughter. Miss
Ruth. mother and sister of j. Benton
Leggat. who spent the summer in this
city. left last Wednesday for their home
in st. Louis.
Mrs. A.. II. Wethey gave an elaborate
dinner to the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton and their husbands on Thursday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Haviland return
ed from Salt Lake last Wednesday and
are at home at No. 735 Utah avenue.
Joseph K. Clark. Basset LeySon and A
]. Walker are hunting ducks in the vi
cinity Of Market Lake, Idaho.
VIM. V. LawloT of the real estate firm
of Slemons & Lawlor visited his famil,
in Salt Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Beal came in from
German Gulch Wednesday, and We're thu
guests of Butte friends.
George Haldorn spent a day or two il
Basin the early part of the week.
Will Thornton is back from a bushes!
and pleasure trip to Denver.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18
EDTICE TO

The regular examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the office OF
the county Superintendent of schools, No
velnber ] IAN IS, 1899.
3. 2. DOWNEY,
County Superintendent. =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

VIM. V. Lawlor of h real estate fri
of Slelmons & LaWlor visited his famil
in Salt Lake this week.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry g came in frol
German Gulch Wednesday n were tf
guests of Butte friends.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. J. V. Long gave a delightful little
dinner on Wednesday evening. The
table was decorated in American Beauty
roses and looked very attractive. The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Long We're Mrs.
Forbis. Miss Foster. Mr.. j. A. Lewis and
Mr.. Godfrey L.auzier.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. F. p. Holbrook entertained the
Euchre club on Friday afternoon. There
We're present Mrs. w. Nc. White. Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Freund. Mrs. Forbis. Mrs.
Mrs. Long. Mrs. Council, Mrs.
and Mrs. Dixon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. George X. Bretherton arrived in
Butte last Monday from Clarksville. New
Mexico. She has been the guest of her
cousins. Miss Winnifred Bretherton and
Mrs. Harry c.. Freeman this week. but
will leave tomorrow for Helena. where
she will spend the winter with her moth
er, Mrs. Alice r. Fisk.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. r. r. Leggat n daughter. Miss
Ruth. mother and sister of j. Benton
Leggat. who spent the summer in this
city. left last Wednesday for their home
in st. Louis.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Joseph +. Clark, Basset Leyson and
]. Walker are hunting ducks in the V
cinity of Market Lake, Idaho.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. James Forbis gave a charmins
dinner on Thursday evening to a numb
of ladies. The table decorations wei
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HaViland return
ed from Sail Lake last Wednesday and
are at home at No. 735 Utah avenue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

George Haldorn spent a day or two
Basin the early part of the week.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Mrs. A. II. Wethey ave an elaborat
dinner to the Daughters Of the Revolu
ton and their husbands on Thursda,
evening.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

THE Decoration Day program here
dies had provided a suiiiciency OF fow-
ers and looked themselves as pretty as
their offerings as they drove in the
decorated wagonette To the cemetery.
Both the Federal aud Confederate vet
Grams selected Capt. w. b. Penny for
grand marshal with the title of colo
ael and he looked every inch a general
as be sat bestride his fiery steed and
led the column. Following the FEEDER
ais and Confederates came Company
b., Of the 9th L. S. Volunteers, which
recently saw service in Porto Rico, I'M
der command OF Capt. Thomas a. Da-
Wis, and though they were small in
number, attracted much attention for
their soldlerly bearing and pretty uni
forms. Arriving at Buffalo Springs
Cemetery. the choir of 20 voices led by
A. A. Warren to an organ accompa-
niment by Miss Myrtle Hughes, sang
THE Star Spangled Banner" and then
Rev. j. b. Crouch led in prayer. "My
Country Ills of Thee" was next sung
and Mr.. L. NJ. McRoberts delivered a
beautifully worded and appropriate ad-
dress. The strains OF "Some Sweet
Day" filed the air with melody and
Mr.. j. II. Bush was introduced, when
he made an address which was COM
plimented on all sides. 1.-THE Red
White and Blue" was sung with zest
and Judge j. w. Alcorn presented
Capt. w. j. Stone to speak in his
stead. For 10 minutes the gallant Con
federate spoke with eloquence and ear
nestness of the deeds of valor of our
soldier dead and impressed every one
that he was a man among men. Hail
Columbia" then stirred the audience
and Rev. A. J. Daugherty responded to
calls and spoke touchingly and feeling
ly. Flowers were then strewed on the
graves OF soldiers of every war since
the revolution, including that, and the
beautiful ceremonies OF the day were
over.
In the afternoon the colored veterans
honored their dead. Elijah Baughman
was officer of the day and Thomas Bur-
dett aud Caleb Rout road fancy steeds.
In the line of march were Is veterans
and they were followed by their sons
carrying hags and their daughters In a
wagon loaded with flowers. At the
cemetery Rev. Walter Lackey, Thomas
Burdett and others made addresses and
then the soldiers graves were bestrewn
with flowers. The post made a very
creditable showing and honored itself
In honoring It's dead. Aaron Givens is
] commander OF this post.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

ONE DoLLAR.-We were under the
impression that nearly everybody in
this section at least took the INTERIOR
JOURNAL, but In two days after the
announcement OF the reduction in the
subscription price TO 81, ~ names not
on the list before were added. We did
not know that a dollar made such a
difference, but we shall probably find IL
out ourselves 10 the effort TO run a
semi-weekly for the price OF a weekly.
We have never failed at a business
undertaking yet, however, and IL we do
not come out this time at the big end
OF the horn, IL will not be from the lack
OF effort, and nobody else will be the
loser but US. We are not here today
and gone tomorrow, and nobody doubts
when he planks his money down that
he will not get value received. and the
paper regularly to the time that be
paid for.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02
DECORATION DAY AT MIDDLE
BURG.

a crowd varlously estimated at from
1000 to $500 attended the Decoration
day exercises at Micdleburg Tuesday
aud spent day of genuine pleasure.
An abundance TO eat and Of the very
best was on the grounds and II anybody
went away hungry IL was his own fault.
The |. j. pilgrim got there little late,
but it was only few seconds until he
was captured by clever Jason Wesley
and taken to table literally groaning
under toe weight of good things.
Oratory was almost as abundant as
food and there wasn't much left to tell
when Hon. Vincent Boreing, T. NJ.
Goodnight, Judge James Denton,
Judge j. ID. Belden and Elder j. Q.
Montgomery got through. All did well
aud made their hearers feel that IL was
good TO be there. Mrs. T. NJ. Good
knight favored the crowd with the rem
dition OF 1.-The Blue and the Gray I"
which was loudly applauded.
Perfect order was kept and moth ing
happened TO mar the pleasure OF the
| occasion, except a shower or two, which
didn't bother much. Every home in
Middleburg was thrown open TO the
visitors and old Kentucky hospitality
was the order OF the day.
After Mr.. Boreing's speech the
graves were decorated and the crowd
fell in line and marched back TO the
grounds, headed by the Middleburg
band, which furnished music. Dinner
was announced and for an hour or SO
the wants OF the inner man were at.
tended to in the most approved style.
Mr.. Joab Rigney, who is never hap
pier than when mingling with his old
comrades, was in his glory and did
much TO make the occasion the success
IL was. Mr.. Harve McAninch is also
deserving of much praise for his inter-
est 10 the welfare of those who came
from a distance.
| found goodly number OF people
ready and anxious to take the ''cheap-
est and best" at 81 year and [ was
rewarded in that way also for my
lengthy drive. Casey county people
know a good thing and don't let such
bargains as the |. j. at that price pass.
A stauuch republican promised to send
up good list OF subscribers because of
the reduction, while a democratic
friend declared that everybody in the
world ought to take it at that price.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02
CHURCHES AND PREACHERS.

The Southern Theological seminary
at Louisville turned out lsj preachers
this session.
A Baptist preacher at Madison Ind,
has resigned his pastorate in order to
become a Mormon missionary.
Elder j. .. Montgomery will preach
the dedicatory sermon of the Neatsburg
Christian church, near Columbia, Sun
day week.
IL Is stated that among several posi-
tions offered to DIR. w. II. Whitsitt is a
$4,000 professorship in the University
OF Chicago.
Delegates TO the Baptist General AS.
ISOLATION at Mt. Sterling, June II, are
asked to send their names to Mr.. T. G
Denton, that their homes may be as
signed.
Rev. w. NJ. Britt says that the meet
ings conducted by Rev. Clarence b
Strouse at Harrodsburg, are creating
great interest aud that the preacher i
man of great force. Unless his health
improves, Mr.. Britt says he will be un
able 10 hold the promised meeting
here, much to the church's regret.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

THE Kentucky Standard, published
at the Kentucky School for the Deaf at
Danville by the pupils, has gotten out a
most creditable pamphlet for the school
for copy OF which we are indebted to
Mr.. 5. w. Menefee, clerk OF the insti-
tuition. The work ls profusely illrstra-
ted and in the group OF officers the two
from this county. the one named and
Miss Belle Root are easily recogniz-
able.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

ORLAND BECK IL back from a term
at Asbury College.
Hon. g. a. LACKEy l. visiting his
daughter 10 Fayeue.
A. HENDERSON and Arthur scott, Of
Mt. Vernon, are here today.
Mrs. J. a, WRIGHT IL back from a
Welt 10 her brother in Casey.
Mrs. JAMES DEvERs,of Hustonville,
has been the guest OF Mrs. Lee MYERS.
MISSES DORA AND LULA BROWN. Of
Liberty. are visiting Miss Kate Which,
err,
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. w. DAVIS, OF
Warren county, are visiting her moth
err at Jacksonville.
Miss NELLIE MERsHoS Is back from
visit to Richmond. where she secured
a school to open about July !.
Miss ELIZABETH PICKETT. Of Shell
by, Is with her sisters. Mrs. VIII Sew
erance and Miss Virginia Pickett.
A MIGHTY pretty girl has become our
Hustonville correspondent and good
letters may be expected, commenclu.,
next issue.
Miss ROBERTA LEWIS CASH was one
OF the Il graduates OF Hamil ton this
year. and yesterday returned home fully
nedged for the duties of life.
j. w. DAVIS, a WE'LL known educator.
Of Warren county. will be one Of the
principal. OF Central Christian College
NJ Hustonville next session, having
bought an interest In that institution.
Mrs. W. Il. Cook. of Carrard coun-
". nee Miss Ellen Owsley, Is visiting
Miss Mary Robertson. Miss Chastine
McGregor, Of Louisville, Is also her
guest -Elizabethtown News.
A HANDSOME picture OF Miss Katie
Lee Yeager, Of Danviile, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Fielder, appears in
the Atlanta Constitution. Mrs. Fielder
has given a number Of beautiful enter
tainmeu,s In honor OF her visitor.
JUNE II. REID, who has made many
friends during his stay here. has given
up his position AZ Penny's drug store
and returned To Hustonville, where he
will likely enter business, Will Embry
Is succeeding him for the present.
MISSES KATE. Edna. Catheri ne aud
Dora Baughmau, who have been at
tending Hollius' Institute in Nirgini a,
returned Tuesday afternoon. Miss Kate
IL the only graduate among them and
che IL said 10 have acquitted herself
handsomely In the closing exercises.
CAPT. THOMAS ~ DAVIS, who went
into the Spanish war a. lieutenant and
was twice promoted, FIRST TO regimental
adiutant and then TO captain. with
Sergeant ]. Henry Jones, who was
Capt. W. B. Penny's company clerk,
are the guests OF the captain at the ST.
Asaph.
Miss MARY l.. HARRIS, who has been
with her sister, Miss Maggie Harris. In
theS Stonewall jackson Institute at
Abingdon, Va, this session, sent US
the program of the graduating recital
10 occur today, the numbers Of which
only a timber lawed ltailan can pro-
nOunce.
PROF. f. l.. GRUBBs Is here canvass
ing for "The lllustrious Americans,
Their Lives and Great Achievements
large and intensely interesting book
OF many hundred pages, splendidly
bound, and is meeting with much sue.
c..a Tho hnok will nroVe n valuable
addition 10 any library.
Miss GERTRUDE CARROLL HOWARD
remembers her friends here with invi-
tatlons to the commencement exercises
OF Broaddus Classical and Scientific ln-
stitute, Clarksburg, w. Va, which
will occur June 7th. Miss Howard is
at the head OF the music department In
which there are five graduates this
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

THE Wilson murder trial at London
Is at last over, the 10 hours to the
side having ended last night when
IL went to the jury. IL was proven
that two OF the regular Jury panel
were offered brides and that one OF
the commissioners had furnished Will
son with a list OF the jurors for the
term. Wilson swore he was as inno-
cent of the crime as new born babe,
aud leading citizens of the town swore
that Wilson was an all round bad man
The trial OF the case seems TO have
been a most scandalous one and the re.
suit will likely be an acquittal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

OUR readers will tnd In this issue
the advertisement OF James Frye, Of
Hustonville. Besides the w. l.. Doug.
las shoe he prints the picture Of, he
has almost everything else In the gen.
eral merchandise line and his prices
are always ms low II not lower than the
lowest. Call on him and you will be
sure TO do so again aud again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

THE fru of Hum * CofIey, OF More
land, and Charlie Coffey, another son
OF Joseph Coifey, OF that section, have
bought the stock OF goods OF II. b. Ed
ringtop, at Milledgeville, and taken
possession. The firm will be Coffey
Bros. * Co. They are all clever young
men and deserve the liberal patronage
they are sure to get. Mr.. Burlington
has gone into the butcher business at
Junction City.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

News comes from London that about
Up. NJ, Yesterday, DR.. a. c. Foster,
who was a witness in the Wilson case,
called Judge Brown, one Of the prose
cutting attorneys, TO account for his re-
marks made concerning his testimony.
After a heated argument Or. Foster
called the Judge Lying $ Of " and
slapped him in the face. Judge Brown
walked away without a remark.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

HARDIN The announcement Is
made that Mr.. Hardin will speak here
county court day, June II, at l:30P. NJ,
at Hustonvllle that night and at
Waynesburg the 18th at 1870. a big
Eight seems 20 be intended TO get the
county for him, but it is too late. The
people have made up their minds to
instruct for Goebel.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-02

OUR boys defeated the Crab Orchard
base ball team there Tuesday by score
of II TO o. The batteries were for
Stanford, Geer and Florence; for Crab
Orchard, Holdman aud Gender. This
makes the 9th game they have won, out
OF seven games played. BY an oversight
our reporter failed to give us a notice
OF the game between our club and Hus-
tonville, which IL beat ~ to IL, making
three straight beats on them. The
Lancasters will come over this evening
to see what they can do with the invin-
.ibles.