Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
Bozeman Bits.
(The Chronfcle.l

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Butte and Helena.
Attorney Stats had legal business in
Helena last week.
AL Shay was over from Norris on a
visit home last week.
DR.. Holmes of Butte is pending a few
days in Bozeman.
iHs-bert Vaughan, formerly of this
city, visited the Maxeys last week.
Johnny Burns came over from Liv-
ingston this week to visit his mother.
ESbert Cockrill left last week for Spo-
kane and other Washington cities.
Mrs. Weirick, while in Bozeman last
week, was the guest of Mrs. A. J. Edsall.
Mrs. D.. D.. Pattee and daughter Of
Great Falls arrived last week to join
! Mr.. Pattee.
Mrs. +. B. Lewis was called to New
England on Saturday by the death of
her father.
Mrs. Chas. Fransham went to LIVING
ston on Sunday to visit friends for a few
days.
James McElwee, brother of d. P, ar
rived from Iowa last week, to make his
home here.
E. M. Davidson, a West Gallatin farm
er, is visiting at his boyhood home in
New York state.
Judge Armstrong and S~tenographer
Patten returned from holding court at
Townsend last week.
DR. Patterson and wife and Mr.. NJ.
Mcleod of Manhattan attended the Co
dowsky performance.
George Van Fleet came up from Big
Timber on Sunday to see his wife, who
has been quite i'll.
S.. G.. Phillips went to Pony this week
to bring back Mrs. Phillips, who has been
visiting there.
James Ross, now a resident Of Man.
haitian, spent a few days with BoZeman
friends last week.
Miss Marcia Tracy of Keokuk, Iowa,
arrived last week to act as assistant
to her sister, who is manager Of the tele-
phone exchange.
Superintendent Horn of the Northern
Pacific and c.. Connop of Livingston, ac-
companied by their wives, came over on
Saturday night to hear Godowsky.
General Manager Hall arrived from
Spokane this week to finish the Trail
Creek road and to start, if possible, pre-
liminary work on the Park railway.
G.. w. Royce of Boston, who was here
some time ago in connection with the
Trail Creek railroad, arrived on Sunday
to remain a short or long timee, as cir
cumstances admit.
Geo F. Wright, representing Twin City
Stock Yards, was in the city on Satur-
day having sought old acquaintance.
Mr.. Wright is a reformed newspaper man
anxious to slop over again.
lA. w. Stotesbury returned from a
flying trip to Philadelphia on Wednes-
day, bringing his sister-in-law with him.
Dr.. Nutting and wife celebrated their
golden wedding on Monday night. A
large number of friends were present
and the affair was one of the most en-
joyable in the social annals of this city.
The West Side Whist club held it's
meeting at w. w. Livingston's on Tues
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.. Sutton
won both prizes. The next meeting will
be held at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Chamblfss.
Major Henry Filing. the banker, was
in the city on Friday, having returned
from Red Lodge, where he, in ]co-opera-
ton with Cashier Vail, made arrange
ments to build a bank structure in the
growing coal metropolis.
James Causey left on Thursday for
Hagerstown, Ill, where his father is quite
i'll. Mr.. Causey for the past year has
been foreman of the Bob Wall ranch in
this valley. He is a very popular young
man and has many friends who hope that
he will return to this valley.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. f..
church met with Mrs. c. M. Thorpe on
Wednesday.
The Knights of the Maccabees gave a
stag party on Wednesday night and en-
joyed a delightful evening.
The Chromatic club held an entertain
ing meeting at the home of Miss Ola
Ruffner on Monday night of last week.
At the meeting the works of "Gounod"
were studied by the members.
The last regular meeting of the Or
phans' Whist club was held on Monday
evening of last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Luce. AT the close of
tn evenings play 1t was found that the
prizes had been carried off by Mrs. Geo.
DER and Fred. H. Fielding.
The Elk lady social was held on the
18th. Each member invited a friend or
two.
The entertainment on Friday night,
given under the auspices of the Order of
the Eastern Star in which Mrs. Lenore
Murray Weirick of Butte took the lead
ing part was a success financially and
otherwsie-the Masonic hall being crowd
ed to the doors. The audience besides be-
ing large was a cultured and critical one
and attended upon the distinguished re-
otter and im~personator with GREATNESS
interest at times and laughed heartily
with her in gayer moments. There have
been few entertainments in Bohemian this
winter which have been as notable in this
line, where a performer gave such gen.
eral satisfaction as did Mrs. Weirick,
who. I. the close was surrounded and
congratulated upon the possession of her
rare talents: an ability to portray the
serious and the gay the sadness and
laughter of life. In all, Mrs. Weirick
gave twelve recitations, a serious tax on
her strength and memory; but there was
not a halt and her voice remained as
clear and distinct as at the first. Her Sc
lections We're most appropriate and
pleasing and at the close the audience
would have gladly remained to hear
more. 1t may be interesting for the pub
of a Butte banker, who, before her mar
riage. some six years ago, Travelled ex-
tensively giving Rotations in all the