Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-02
Will Give an Entertainment
Next Sunday.
PROGRAMME IS ARRANGED
For the Celebration of Children'S Day
at the Christian Church---Bar-
rette'S Funeral.
Deer Lodge, June /, 1899.

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will be observed in this city next Sunday
with the following interesting pro-
gramme:
Song-.Joy Bells" Fillmore
acknowledgements to the Bells"
........ ................ Lillian Williams
Scriptural Reading ..................
Mrs. VIM. Williams Glass
Prayer......... ............ ........':'
song-"Victory Through Grace,'.......
Welcome Address .............. $500.
Song-'The Year of jubilee. Fillmore
Recitation-"The World for Christ -.
........ ......... .....Florence Johnson
Recitation and Song-'Pennies for
Jesus" by Miss Cora WOODS CLASS
and Mrs. Wolfe's Glass.
Recitation-"Give' ........Edwin Irvine
Recitation and song-"The Happy
Jubilee" ........By Mrs. Wolfe's Glass
Exercise-"Send the Glad Tidings' -.
BY Florence Parker, Nellie Butler,
Cora Wood, Mabel Mills, Clara Zosel.
Gussie Walton, Carol Hoss, Gertle
Schurtz, Bessie Mills, Florence john
son, Bertha Wood, Helen Schroeder
and Ethel M. Wood.
Recitation-"The Lighthouse and Its
Keeper .......... ..........C Cora Wood
Reeitation-"Ihe Reign of Christ. 80.
.. Carlisle Simpson
Song-"Count Your Blessings. 80. Excel
Offering ...........
Song ........... ............By the ochool
DISMISSAL ....... ........ ............''
The remains of Gilbert Barrett were
brought here at noon today from Ana
conda, accompanied by a large number
Of relatives and friends. The funeral
was largely attended, as well as the SER
vices at the Catholic church. Mrs. Bar
.rett and children will remain IN Deer
Lodge a few days the guest OF relatives.
The E. L. Bonner company received. a
day or two ago, direct from the factory.
a full carload of wool and grain sacks,
to be ready for the demand, which, in the
wool business, will begin very shortly.
One of the heavy. glasses, framed in
the handsome showcase in which is dis
played elegant cut glass at the store of
William Coleman, fell out yesterday,
making a complete wreck OF 1T. just
how it became loosened is not known.
The damage has been repaired.
Tom Miles of Silver Bow drove down
Yesterday, bringing some of the house
hold effects of Mrs. Frank Miles, who
will reside in Deer Lodge, making her
home with her sister, Mrs. Lawson, who
recently came here from Butte to spend
the summer. There are many people
from outside points coming to Deer Lodge
This spring, simply because it is the
most desirable residence city in the
state.
Louis King, the saloon man of Ana
conda, is here today collecting relics Tor
the very interesting abine he maintains
in his place Of business. He got a large
number of curios in the way of old guns,
knives, etc, all having a record. Most of
them We're secured at the prison.
Tooa5 C,,poryyicnr Irvine ic driving niles
lust across the track from the planning
mill for a foundation for a new bridge,
which will, when completed, be OF great
benefit to the public, as the old one has
been in in a wretched condition for a long
time.
The Rock Greek Ditch company is max
ing extensive improvements at the dam
in the lake, and a large force of men is
employed. Lumber and timbers for the
wood work is being hauled and the work
is progressing nicely.
Charles Suffer, Butte; A. B. Clements,
Butte; Henry Patton, Pike county; Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Conley, Mrs. Lou Turner,
Anaconda; A. J. Dusseau, Butte, and
Frank and Henry Henault, Valley, are at
the McBurney house.
AL Dusseau, the well known Butte
photographer. is here today attending
the funeral of Gilbert Barrett. The gen.
tleman was a former resident of Deer
Lodge and has many friends here.
Hon. J. E. Marcum, wife and daughter
are here from Helmville to be present
at the graduating exercises at the pub.
lie school, on which occasion their daugh'
ter, Miss Ella, will graduate.
Charles Suiter, one of the prominent
young business men of Butte, spent yes
terday in Deer Lodge and is very muc}
impressed with its beauty and natura
resources.
Sheriff Conley and wife and Mrs. Lol
Turner came down from Anaconda yes
terday to attend the funeral of Gilber
Barrett.
Dan Cunningham and wife of Coli
Creek are shopping in town and inciden
tally meeting a large number Of friends
A. f. Pike of ST. Joe. and T. Halloch O
Fort Dodge are in Deer Lodge interview
ing the trade in their respective lines.
Mrs. DR.. Mitchell OF Warm Spring
was the guest of Mrs. Sam Scott severa
days this week.
FOOLISH NOTION.
During a recent visit to Kansas City.
said Charles J. Gallagher, II saw an iliu
tration of the old saw that what one ma,
may think foolish is the acme of wisdor