Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
Doings in Billings.

Mrs. B. w. Toole entertained a party
of lady friends Wednesday in homo or
Mrs. T. c. Armitags.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church met socially at the home OF Miss
Roberts yesterday evening.
A social was held at the home of Mrs.
H. B. Segur by the Junior Endeavor Soci-
ETY. of the Congregational church Thurs
day evening.
Last Thursday afternoon, a week ago,
Mrs. Alex. Graham entertained the ladies
of st. Luke's guild. Last Thursday Mrs.
H. N. Kennedy entertained the guild and
other friends at a poster party.
Landlord George Bennighoff of the
Grand visited Helena last week.
President Moss of the First National
bank made q visit to Miles City yester-
day.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Salisbury of this city Saturday even
ing.
DR.. r. D. Alton of Livingston spent
Tuesday in this city on a visit to DR..
Chapple.
John Stockwell of Musselshell visited
last week with his mother and brothers
in this city.
Mr.. Otto Franc of Wyoming left Sat
urday morning for the Catalina islands
to spend the winter.
City Attorney HEREFORD now has IN office
in the Belknap block jointly with City
Engineer Gallaher.
by his family, transferred to the Burling-
ton Saturday en- route east.
! j. T. Sanford was down from Laurel
Tuesday and reports considerable activ-
ity in hat thriving burg.
d Mr.. and Mrs. David Fratt left y~ester-
day morning for Chicago and expect to
remain east about one month.
The new cottages of Mrs. Mckinley and
Frank Judkins on Thirty-second street
north are nearing completion.
Adolf h G. Schneider of Roberts, Car
bon county, obtained a license Saturday
to wed Margratha Ruscher of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bair and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Linton and their respective
families departed Thursday night for
California to spend some of the winter.
They are consequently missing some of
the delightful weather which the Yellow
stone valley is now enjoying.
George A. Berky, having been relieved
Of the cares of office of sheriff, has gone
to pay a visit to his father at South
Bend, Ind.
r. G. Shields and family departed Tues
day morning for their ranch in Fergus
county, aving just returned from a visit
to Scotland. Mr.. Shields says times are
prosperous in the Land o. Cakes" and
he was much gratified to observe the in
tensely friendly feeling entertained in
Scotland for America. The people are
proud of the success of British arms in
the Soudan, and are feeling confident of
the outcome of the threatened trouble
with France.
The election of officers of Sanger
Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters. the
auxiliary of the knights of Pythias, was
held last week. They will be installed on
the 18th. The following are the officers
elect: Mrs. Lydia Fish, P. c.; Miss Mary
Newman, M. E. c.; Mrs. c. Newman, e.
S.; Mrs. Dora Hart, E. j.; Miss Julia
Bennighoff, NJ. of T.; Mrs. Cora Robbins,
M. of r.. & c.; Miss Gussie Jones, NJ. of
F.: Mrs. Susie Schad, p. of T.; Mrs. Mary
Swim, G. of O. T.: Mrs. Mary Graham,
trustee.
De-su-ah club" has ben perfected with
H. Johnston; vice president. Will Morse;
secretary, Will R~eifenrath; treasurer. Lee
Mains. Memberships: George Settler,
Allen Farrell, JOINT. Reece, DR.. H. f.
Armstrong, J. F.. Hughes, Ira Whitney,
w. O.. Allen. w. H. Mccormick, Vigo
Iceberg, Al. Sayer, Tom Chapple, Charles
Chapple, Fred Hathhorn. Fred Rixon, /.
B.. st. john w. E.. Henry, Leo Carper
j. M. Seaman, H. Vernon Bailey, r. G.
Griggs. Invitations are out for a dance
at the Armory this evening Saturday
from $50 to IL.