Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-08

Mesdames j. T.. Morse. j. G.. Shannon,
n. n. swain and Miss Alma Thorpe gave
a delightful party Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of the former, in honor of Mrs.
A.. M. Hotter of Helena, who has been
the guest of Mrs. j. f. Morse for a couple
Oh weeks. The spacious parlors were
beautifully decorated with lowers and
vines. Each guest on entering was, as
II oy magic, changed into a choice flower.
ana was required to discover her new
personality by questions asked her. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Weirick enter
tanned the guests by delivering in a
charming and graceful manner several
oeautlful recitaVions, after which delic-
lous luncheon was served, and the guests
departed after spending a pleasant after
noon, one they will long remember.
The remains of the late w. l.. Mcintosh
We're brought to Dillon Tuesday evening
and the funeral service was held in the
Methodist church, Rev. r. p. Smith Of
hciating. The floral offerings We're num-
erous and very beautiful. A large con-
course of relatives and friends followed
the remains to their resting place at
Mountain View cemetery. The relatives
nave the deep sympathy of a host of
friends in their sad affection.
A meeting was held in the district court
room at the court house Thursday even
ing, Tor the purpose of arranging a re-
ceptlon Tor the returning volunteers now
their way home from the Philippines.
Inc attendance was not very large. but
those present discussed different plans in
winch the brave boys should be welcomed
home. Mayor Morse was elected chair
mar Of the meeting and l.. F. Jones sec
rotary. A committee was appointed to
some plan of entertainment and
arrange a programme for the celebration.
Inc committee consists of Mayor ], E.
chairlnan: w. j.. Crowell. M. L.
Davidson. Mrs. l.. c. Fyhrie, Mrs. F. E.
Mrs. f. j. Moore, Rev. G. F. Cope,
J. Murray and Josephus Rich. The |
next thing TO be considered was the
money question. 1t was thought the sun |
of $1,000 should be raised to make the |
a success and a committee |
of L. c.. Fyhrie, Fidel Huber, |
George w. French, Mrs. H. r. Melton
and Mrs. A. L. Anderson was appointed
to secure the money. The committees
will meet at the city hall next Tuesday |
evening.
The many friends of Station Agent r..
E. Smith will be pleased to learn that his |
is much improved.
Inc theatrical season will open in Dill !
on Friday, Sept. Is, when the great pro-
OF Vanity Fair will appear I'M |
der the direction of John T. Collins.
The state Normal opened Tuesday for |
the third years work, about 60 pupils be- |
ing enrolled. This is only about half the |
number who signified their intentions to
attend. but it is thought that by the end
Of next week as many again as the pres
number will be in attendance,
Deputy State Auditor P. f. Poindexter /
S down from Helena visiting his family. |
Con Bray of Red Rock was in the CITY |
Tuesday on business with the county |
commissioners.
Thomas F. Barrett of Horse Prairie
,ame in town Monday to attend the quar-
terly meeting of the commissioners.
Senator Edwin NorGis left for Anacon-
va Wednesday to meet the Montana edi- |
tors, being an invited guest.
$20 sets of teeth SO. DR.. Wix.
III a lump Of alum is dissolved in the
water IN which children's cotton dresses
ana aprons are washed it is said to rem