Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-15

SucceSSIul term or ScnOOl near Logan ana
has returned to her home at Manhattan.
Bozeman last week experienced as hot
nights as ever visited it. 1t was COM
Portable after night fall to sit in the open
air.
The family of Bruce Chisholm left
Manhattan for California last week. Mr..
C.hlsilolm expects to stay a year n
hopes to regain his health.
Key. G. c. Rector of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived last week to take the place of
KEY. Whitesides, who goes to China. Mr..
Rector made a very good impression on
Sunday with the congregation of the M.
e.. church, South.
Miss Bessie Wightman of Elroy, Wis,
is visiting Miss Nellie Patterson for the
summer and taking in the delights of
these mountains.
Major Henry Filing spent Sunday in
Bozeman. using the opportunity to go in
to the country and see some of our prize
farms. Major Filing had just returned
from Red Lodge, where it was decided TO
increase the capital stock of the Carbon
County bank to $50, goo. The bank is now
putting up a fine building, having under
Cashier Naill's management, been highly
successful during the few years of its
existence.
John Work leaves today for the fam
GUS Chico Springs. where several Boze-
NANTES are stopping to recuperate n
So Nv rheumatism OUT Oh tneiI SNStellS.
Mr. e. n. Carter of the fish commission,
arrived last week to put in some months
at the BoZeman hatchery. Mr.. Carter
is accompanied by his wife and child and
will live IN Bozeman during his stay.
G. II. Bachelor of Denver, special agent
of the Niagara Fire Insurance company,
spent Thursday in the city. Mr.. Bat
chelder visits Boze1nan twice each year
to see his resident agent. II. r.. Finlay,
and his friends count these visits as
pleasurable events.
A j. Sutton, father of Attorney SUIT
ton, arrived on Tuesday from Portland,
Ore. where he attended the national edu-
cational convention. beng connected
with the newspaper press at Logansport,
Ind. He was accompanied by his niece,
Miss Oracle Custer.
Attorney c. l.. Merrill of Bridger, was
in the city this week on business at the
land office. Mr.. Merrill says hat Bridger
is rapidly forging to the front and that
by the time coal is in demand will be a
lively burg. He was a~ccompannied by
]. p. Baker and Geo. Gebo of Gebo, and
Henry Gebo of Bridger.
j. A. Green, the Willow Creek mer-
chant, spent the Fourth in Bohemian, with
Mrs. Green, who is temporarily doinlciled
here. Mr.. Green is interested in some
promising mining properties near Three
Forks and has put in a good deal of time
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ment.
The Ladies Gym on Friday evening
entertained a large number of their
friends with an advertising party. Each
of the participants was dressed in a cos
tune advertising some business in the
city. Miss Mary E. Sales won the prize,
the judges having decided thai she had
put in more time and details than any
Of the others, though there were many
who showed great ingenuity and artistic
skill in their makeup. There was dane
ing 10 music that was a ceaseless as a
brook-lt played on and on. until the
dancers were tired out. Ices We're served
and the few who preferred cards had an
opportunity to play. Altogether it was
a pleasant little affair and one that aided
in the good work of bringing people to-
gether in a social way.
Jos. Fl. Kay of Bozcman, and Sadie r.
Mortimer of Springfield. Mo-, We're united
in marriage on July 10th. The
took place at the residence of Mrs. jose
phine Hunter, Rev. M. l.. Hickman Off
eating. The newly married couple will
go to housekeeping Immediately on East
Mendenhall street.
The L. r. ID. society met at the home Of
Miss Maud Martin on Thursday evening
and enjoyed one of its social sessions.
Part of the evening was devoted to can
dymaking and other appropriate amuse-
ments so much enjoyed by the young la
dies.
The Ladies' Social, Domestic Literary
society met at the home of Mrs. Green on
Bo"eman street on Wednesday afternoon
OF this week. There was a very good at
tendance of members.
Tie Misses Flowers, Parkins and Perle
Schmalhausen entertained a number of
friends to dinner on tn" Fourth at the
home of the Misses Flowers.
A lawn p;snic was given on the Fourth
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper.
John Edwin Mcdonnell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcdonnell, of the Mode
Ranch, near BoZenlan, was married on
! Sunday of last week to Miss Catherine
| Black of Camp Creek. Rev. Davi Will
, son, an OLD friend Of both families, per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Mcdonnell
is one of Galatians most worthy young
men. He is engaged in the cattle bust
ness on Elk Creek and has a promising
future before MIN. The bride, Katie
! Black, is one of the faircst daughters of
this mountain land. Her father was a
pioneer, and her mother, whom she now
leaves to take up her duties as a Wife, has
been since the early days a w~cll-known
and beloved resident of this part of Mon
tana. The bride has many charms of
character that endear her to numerous
friends, and it is the general opinion that
she has found one most worthy of her.
r. r. Turner, representing the Nevada
& Utah Exploration company, has made
! a contract with the Ailis company to con-
| struct the machinery for a cyanide mill
| with a capacity of from 80 to 60 tons per
, day. The mill is to be erected at Norris,
and will be supplied with ore from the
| Madisonian mine. of which Mr.. Turner
and his brother are the principal owners.
This is the fourth of fifth mill built by
! Mr.. Turner during the past three years,
, including the Culbertson concentrating
mill in Boulder county . two cyanide
| plants in Montana and a cyanide mill in
Cripple Creek, all of which are in suc-