Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
Whitehall Notes.

Rev. Van Orsdell of Helena was in town
Tuesday,
Mrs. Homer Hindman visited in Butte
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Conrad of Pony
! greeted old friends during the week.
Miss Ethel Hind has returned from col
lege at Bozeman and is visiting Miss Ida
Hindman.
F. A. Parish, who was laid up by the
grip, is again up and able to attend to
his clerical duties.
Mayflower Lodge no. 80, A.. O. U. w,
held open house last Friday evening and
a splendid time is reported.
Henry Filing has returned from San
Diego, Cal, where he has been spending
several weeks with his family.
Clark tombstone Of Fish Creek, visited
Whitehall friends during the week and
attended the school entertainment.
Rov. Walter Jordan of Helena arrived
in Whitehall Tuesday and has been visit
ing his parents and friends in this valley.
Rev. S. A. oliver will hold services on
Sunday, March 26, as follows: Waterloo,
II a. M; Pleasant Valley, 3 p. m, and
Whitehall, 1870 p. m.
Ed S. Beall of Waterloo was in town on
Monday on business connected with the
patriotic entertainment to be given at
that place on March 81.
Wednesdays westbound train carried
a number of soldiers, who We're en- route
to the Philippine islands. They We're
very y~ouRg--,some of them mere boys.
j. T. Arthur, the evangelist of the
Christian Brotherhood. and General
Jacob Buch of the Christian Volunteers,
are holding meetings this week at the M.
E. church.
Mrs. j. w. Gregory departed for Hope
we'll, Mo-, on Monday, for on indefinite
stay, in the hope of improving in health.
She has been in poor health fer some
time.
The Montana soldier, Henry c. Beech
er, reported killed at Caloocan, March Is,
is thought to be Claude Beecher, who
was well known to a number of Whitehall
people.
The spring term of the Fish Creek
school operlad on Tuesday, with Frank b.
Nance as teacher. Mr.. Nance only re-
Gently closed a successful term of school
at Pleasant Valley. He spent his short
vacation with his relatives at Twin
Bridges and other points.
Miss Clara Slack returned to her home
in Centralia, Wash, on Wednesday of
this week. 1t is generally understood
that she will return to Whitehall in the
course of a few months.
DR.. f. w. Burdick has been having a
tussle with the grip, but is out again.
The Clalre-ROWerS company started up
the valley Saturday to Twin Bridges,
Meirose. Glendale, etc.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. ID. link Of Silver Star
visited Whitehall friends several days
last week.
Wilson and Homer Townsend took
Mondays eastbound train for Valparaiso,
Ind, where they will enter on a two
yo2rs' course at the normal school there.
Captain Townsend is well pleased with
the progress mSde last year by Wilson,
who stood at the head of his class.
Mrs. G. w. Meade of Virginia Citv.
PASSED through Whitehall last week en-
route home. She will close up affairs in
Montana as soon as practicable and Join
her husband in the Philippine stands.
Mr.. Meade, who is a Lieutenant in the
Montana regiment, has opened an assay
and engineering office in Manila and so
far as his duties will permit is doing
business there. He has determined to re-
mann in the islands for a time at least.
ana Mrs. Meade is making preparations
to go there and make it her home.