Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-03
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D.. E. Sanders, president of the State
Normal. was in Butte Thursday in the in
%terest of the Normal school,.
| Mr.; and Mrs. J, A, Boyd Of Preston, Ida,
are in the city on court business.
Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs. II. A. Hull
expect to leave for the east tomorrow to
visit relatives and friends for an indefinite
length of time.
Mrs. Mcintosh and daughter Lottie of
Red Rock are visiting in Dillon for a few
days.
Deputy Sheriff Will fash of Banrack is
in the county seat.
The Salmagundi E1rty given last Wednes-
day evening at the Dillon theater by the
alumni of the Dillon high school in honor
OF the graduating class of '99 was the So
cial event of the season. The amusements
of the evening consisted of dancing, card
playing and various other games. At mid
night the party departed from the opera
house and assembled at the Odd Fellows
hall, and partook of dainty refreshments
from a table arranged in the shape of a
Z beautifully decorated with flowers
and good things to eat. Mr.. Earl Conger,
president of the alumni, who was appointed
for the occasion, made a few
remarks. Then followed toasts by differ
viz SiIlpS u TIE Glass. ENCellent music
was furnished by the Dillon orchestra. All
who We're present will long remember the
OCCASION.
John s. Lindsay's dramatic company
opened an engagement Thursday night for
three nights at the Dillon theater. Thurs
day night "Ingomar' was rendered to a
very small audience. Friday night DRIVEN
From Home: or A Mistake of Life The
company is unusually good and deserves
larger attendance.
Judge Parker opened the district court
for Beaverliead county Monday. The fol-
lowing business has been transacted up to
Friday evening: State VS.. w. H. Gordon,
court appointed ]. G. Willis attorney to de-
fend; Fred Hirsely and Joe Kramer were
to citizenship; Thompson and
Reynolds VS.. w. A. Jones and William
Gibson, demurrer to plaintiffs answer sus-
tanned and 20 days given to file an amend
ed answers; Josie Vogan VS.. Randolph No.
gan, divorce granted and maiden name re-
stored; George T. Gray vs.. Old Faithful
Mining & Milling company, Judgment set
aside; Josephus Rich, administrator of the
eestate of John Carman, VS.. George Stand
aiier, nonsuit sustained, reinstated and
placed on calendar; Sam Shesser vs.. j. Il.
Voc ct al, Judgment for plaintiff for SIS;
state VS.. Shire Tokanago, pleaded not gull
ty to murder. case continued until
Il; Grin Robbins VS.. j. T. Voc ct
al, judgment against defendant for full
amount; William Christensen was ad-
mltted to citizenship: state VS.. w. H.
Gordon. tried and after a charge by
Judge Parker the case was placed in the
hands of the jury.
Friday the extra passenger trains passed
through Dillon for the first time. 1t is
quite an accommodation for the people CT
tlls city having two trains each way a duy.
TWO new students have entered the Nor.
MAJ TINS week, Miss Gillispie from GlcnIi-e
and Miss Van Gundy from Deer Lodge.
W.. H.. Boule of Lima is in the city as one
of the jurymen.
William Lowell and wife have arrived
from England n expect to make their
here.
Mrs. Greenfield. a cousin of A.. F.. Grae-
ter, who has been visiting in Dillon. went
y Butte Thursday, accompanied BY Miss
Edith Graeter.
L. j. Mulaney is combined to his room ut
the Metlen on account of SICKNESS.
County Treasurer 8. w. French is in
Salt Lake on business this week.
Miss Lille IKE has gone to Butte, where
she has accepted a position as cashier in a
drug store.
Martin Barrett, a stockman of Horse
A' IA q Aiio iS1tO lIllS week.
Miss Myrtle Clark of Fort Scott, Kan,
was visiting in Dillon this week, the guest
OF President Sanders and Professor Mon
roe, former teachers of the young lady.
At the M. E. church tomorrow E. q. Cat
termole will have for his subject in the
morning, THE Power That Conquers." In
the evening the pastor will speak on Court
Scenes in Old and Modern Times"
Tomorrow Rev. NJ. B. Loughlen will
preach at the Presbyterian church. In the
morning his subject will be, The Wisdom
of Knowing the Bible" The evening text
will be, and even as they did not like to
retain God in their knowledge, God gave
them over to a reprobate mind,' Rom.
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Sunday morning Rev. Cope will preach at
the Baptist church on Burden Bearing,
In the evening he will begin a series Of SER
mons on Great Questions and Religious
Difficulties
Guests at the Metlen hotel during the
week We're: Monday, May 29-James Pin
kerton and wife, Big Hele; A. o. ylor,
Minneapolis; William H. Dewitt, Butte;
B. F. Stanton, Bozeman; A.. H. Snyder,
Denver. Tuesday, May 30-William e. Phil
lips, Red Rock; l.. J. Grove and wife, Bon
Accord; j. A.. Bristow and wife, Big Hole;
]. Jorgenson and wife, Fox; w. G. Blair,
James F.. Blair, Alice; P. A.. Donnelly, Ben
Rosenstein, r. Sherman, Butte; Alvin De
Witt, Red Rock; E.. S. Mccartney, Great
Falls; Y. Takarsho, Pocatello; f.. II. Coo
ney, Butte; A. S Mueller, Milwaukee,; S.
Roberts, Bloody Dick; Myrtle M. Clark,
Salt Lake; G. +. Harrison, Omaha.
Wednesday. Nav 3l-R. Brown Shayidan.