Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-29

with Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Weber of Man
haitian. She returned Tuesday evening
to Bozeman.
Mrs. Henry Rice returned from an ex-
tended visit to her son Joe Ellickson in
Michigan, last week.
DR.. Hibbs was one of the Bozeman-
ties to take advantage of the cheap rate
to Salt Lake on Saturday.
Mineral Land Commissioner Morris
came in from the commissioners camp
in Madison county. last week.
Frank Dunbar, and others of Gallatin,
We're in the city last week engaged in a
land case.
Robert Mckee of Timberline was in the
| city on Friday. Mr.. Mckee is not a fire.
quent visitor, it being two years since he
| was here.
Col. W. F. Sanders, quite generally
known as the war horse" was in the
city on Thursday; but he was not pranc-
ing-the weather was too warm.
Mr.. Reese Wells and wife returned from
an eleven day trip in the park on
Wednesday. They didn't see it all; but
they saw enough and had a good trip.
w. NJ. Tuohy, for years the genial
agent of the Northern Pacific, at Butte,
but now employed by the Anaconda com
pany, was in the city on Thursday.
Mrs. Suprenant Of Butte, mother OF
Mrs. j. r. Walsh, is contemplating MAX
ing BOzeman her home in the future, n
will probably rent the Eastman house.
Mrs. Olson returned from an extended
; visit last week. She was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Gilbertson, who will
make her home in Bozeman.
Geo. Patten, official ~stenographer of
this district, returned from an eastern
tour on Thursday.
M. A. DeCamp of Clearwater. Neb,
was in town this week. He had just re
turned from a trip to the coast, stopping
off to meet Mrs. DeCamp who has been
visiting their son living near Belgrade.
Mr.. DeCamp is very favorably impressed
with the Gallatin valley and being finan-
cially interested in this section will make
trips here every year.
r. B.. Ellis was in the city last week
having sold his wool for sixteen cents.
Mr.. Ellis is satisfied with the price con-
sidering everything; but he thinks it is
| high time the sheepmen banded together
into a trust and sent a representative
east to dispose Of their wool. He says
the buyers seem to be a close corporation.
He says wool was very light this year,
sheep shearing almost half as much as
usual.
Mis- Oracle Mcneil of Missouri, and Mr..
Clarence. Allaway and Mr.. James Nc
Donnell of Canada, are visiting here for
the summer, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Flagle.
Judge Armstrong returned from Town
send on Friday after having held a term
of court there. He was accompanied by
Jerome Williams of Livingston. who
acted for Stenographer Patten, who was
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bull who nave been
visiting their daughter Mrs. H. F. Hut
ton, and Mrs. A. G. Bower of Ennis, re-
turned to their home in Bozeman on
Wednesday. They We're accompanied by
Miss Mertle Haskins.
. Chas. Swartz Of the N. p. tax Depart
ment, arrived on Thursday and remain
ed during the entire d~ay-there being no
train out. Mr.. Swartz is looking as fine
as a fiddle string and feeling as lively as
a switch engine.
Prof. j. E. Sherwood and wife ar
rived on Thursday to spend some weeks
with DIR. and Frank Osborn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood, who reside in Cincinnati,
have been here ebefore and nave just con-
Guided a visit to the coast.
Phil Gallagher of the Bear creek coal
mines, came up from Billings on Satur-
day. Phil was arrayed in a suit of Fili-
plno clothes. but fortunately had an over
coat with him. 1t is quite evident that
| down about Billings the weather is also
warm.
Mr.. A. ]. Wormser, of Amsterdam,
Holland, a cousin of DR.. Wormser, ar
rived last week. Mr.. Wormser is a men,
Der of the city council of his native city,
also editor of its most influential paper.
He speaks English readily and is greatly
in love with this country.
The Methodist Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. Truscott last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emery entertained a few friends
at afternoon tea on Thursday afternoon
to meet Mrs. Cooley.
The ladies of the w. G T. u. met at the
parlors of Mrs. Rich on Bozeman street
Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Reading club went out to
Ferris Hot Spring on Wednesday to
spend the afternoon with Mrs. E. Myron
Ferris.
Mrs. Chas. S. Hartman gave a recep.
ton on Thursday afternoon of last week,
in honor Of Mrs. William lines sr. OF
Butte, Mrs. Hartman's fathers wife.
The Ladies' Social, Domestic and Lit
erary society met in their usual semi
monthly session at the home of Mrs.
James A. Johnston on North Main street.
A party was given at the home of
Colonel and Mrs, O.. p. Chisholm on
Thursday evening of this week in honor
of Miss Florence Foster, who is visiting
in the city.
Married-At the NJ. E. Parsonage, by
Rev. ]. w. TAFT, July is, Robert T. Tur-
ner. Of the P. O.. News Stand, and
Blanche Bryan of Bozeman. The young
couple left for Butte, where they expecf
to take uD their residence