Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-28
Bozeman Bits.

Glenn Morgan departed Saturday for
Butte.
]. w. kirschner departed the first ~
| the week for the east.
@. II. Hatch Of Miles City. paid Hozo-
man a visit last week.
r. a. Dawes and wife Of Livingston
| We're in the city Saturday.
Ned Latta took Saturday mornings
train for the Smoky City.
Mrs. MI u. Cockrjll, who has been i'll
for two weeks is around again.
Y. Fl. Crouch Of Three Forks was in
the city Saturday on business.
Tom Tillery. Of Sixteen Mile, was in
the city several days last week.
Director Emery left last Thursday
morning for Minnesota on a business
trip.
Ernest Edsall was ovel from Butte IN
Sunday on a short visit to his parents.
M. II. Crowley. Of Logan. WAS in III"
city on Wednesday ON business and
pleasure.
Mrs. Hicks and her mother, Mrs. con
| row. returned on Friday from Spokane,
Wash.
MIS-. Clyde Corbly. accompanied Mrs.
Flahelty to Suite on Friday for a few
ady s'yisit.
Phil Dodson of Belgrade attended the
| Odd Fellows grand lodge at Helena last
week.
Miss Maud Cook finished a term of
school in the Madison Valley Friday. and
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Johnston and Mr..
and Mrs. Boom Kennedy We're UP from
Belgl ade on Thursday and enjoyed In
Old k~entucky.'
Col. +. G. Walters. commodore Of tho
little steamer Zi,lah. which plies The Wa
tiers of Yellowstone lake in the park, Was
in the city Friday.
MILFORD Dale Of Pass Or eek has NOV
ed his family in town for the winter, 50
that his children may attend school.
| Rev S. y. Taber spent a day in the city
last week. He expects to return soon
| and make Rozcman his permanent home.
James Ponsford left on Saturday
| morning for Dillon and then stayed
in Butte to welcome home the returning
volunteers.
Mrs. John E~schenbacher left on Sat
urday morning to spend the winter with
her parents in Ohio. Mr.. IIsche@'x her
+, will follow later.
A. E. Maynard and Bert Maynard
! came over from ennis last week to visit
Mrs. Maynard and two daughters. The
Misses Maynard are attending college.
w. =. Bur&ett and little son Alonzo
went to Butte Monday morning. Thy
will visit friends in Deer Lodge and
Pipestonc before returning.
Mrs. Mason resigned her position in the
| East Side school last week, and left on
| Saturday for Seattle. Miss Emma
| B%Iandenburg has taken her place as
teacher.
William Mccormick was in the city
Sunday bound for Butte. He is a mem
Der Of Troop NJ of the Rough Riders and
is engaged in representing "a wholesale
house in Billings.
Mrs. J. A. Bailey of Livingston was in
the city Saturday the guest of her
mother Mrs. William White. Mrs. Bal
ley departed for a short visit to Butte,
on Sunday mornings train,
County Attorney w. II. c. Stewart
arrive from Kansas City on Monday
morning. During his absence he Wis
tied most of the principal eastern cities,
but says Bozeman is better than any Of
them.
c. D. Booker. manager of the Safely
mine at Trail, was in town Friday look
ing after his bushes saffairs here. Mr..
Booker reports an excellent fal ltradc in
the black diamonds hidden in the hills of
Trail Creek.
AL Winters went to Butte Friday
morning to receive treatment from an
oculist for an affection of the eyes
with which he has been suffering for
some time. Mr.. Winters expects to be
gone about a week or ten days.
Lee Hoppe, travelling representative
for a merchant tailoring house was in
town the latter part of last week. He
has been promoted to travelling general
manager and departed for Idaho and the
southwest.
Henry Hilburn. We'll known to the
business people of BoZeman as the af-
fable drummer for the Woodford Dis
filling company arrived in the city Fri
day on his way to the eastern part of
the STATE. He is located in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.. McCanlmon return
ed last week from a very pleasant
! months visit to Salt Lake city.
MIS-. Van Fleet came up from Big Tim
Der Monday to visit her parents and
welcome hoHae the soldier boys.
L. i. Lamme, manager of the BoZe-
| man Milling company, made a business
trip to Butte last Thursday,