Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-18
DILLON DO|NGS.

Mrs. w. H. Cochran and Miss Lillian
Axe visited friends in Butte last Sunday.
Miss Axe returned home Monday evening
and Mrs. Cochran went on to Anaconda,
returning to Dillon last Saturday even
ing.
John Early has just returned from an
extended visit to friends at Alton, Iowa.
He reports many changes since his visit
east nine years ago.
DR.. Stiff has returned to Helena after
a very successful management of revival
services in the M. e. church.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Cope
preached from the text "Christianity and
Culture" and in the evening upon "Tides
and Drifting" Both m were listen
ed to with attention by large congrega-
tons.
A letter from p. H. Poindexter, who
| went to California for his health, states
that he is recovering rapidly and is hav-
ing a good time.
| Ed L. Smith was in town this week en-
route for Laurin, to which place the
Maggie A. Gibson gold dredging BOAT is
to be moved. Mr.. Smith will nave charge
Of the construction work.
The Ladies' High Five club was enter
tanned last Wednesday by Mrs. John r.
Voc. The prize, a handsome sugar bowl,
was won by Mrs. W.. B. Carter.
The infant boy of President and Mrs.
D. e. Sanders died of pneumonia last
Thursday evening. The funeral services
were held Friday afternoon from the M.
e. church.
William Neagle has entered the employ
of John w. Morton, general merchandise.
News from Manila is awaited each day
with avidity by Dillon people. The Inter
Mountain news at the Dillon News COM
pany's stand is heartily welcomed. So
far no casualties have occurred in Co. e,
/ oy,l IL "a, ,oNn tho+ Tho ~rD1 1,1rIr Will
continue.
Revival meetings are being conducted
in the M. f. church and will continue the
entire week. A great interest is mani
Tested each evening in the services and
many converts are being made.
The Euchre club met last Friday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. w. B. Garter.
After the games were over a fine repast
was furnished. The prize, a handsome
picture and frame, was won by H. A.
Hull.
Prof. Schilling gave a grand ball Mon
day night at the Dart opera house. Prof.
Schilling has about so young people in his
dancing school who are getting well ac-
quainted with the art.
Lambert Eliel sold his residence prop
erty on Idaho street to A. L. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will reside there
in the future.
O. E. Morse is suffering with an injured
hand. 1t was injured while taking a flash
light picture.
C. H. Padley, A. F. Graeter and William
Roe returned from Butte last Monday,
where they had gone to attend the Clark
ratification.
Rev. H. F. Cope spent Tuesday in Glen
dale, where he went to conduct religious
services.
Hawley Selway is slowly recovering
from an attack of pneumonia. His many
friends will be glad to see him around
again.
Arthur Judges made a flying visit to
Butte and Helena the past week.
County Surveyor Wall was down from
Dell last week. Much interest is mani
Tested in the outcome of the o bill now
up for consideration at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Cashmere returned
last week from an extended visit in the
east.
w. F. Gardner foreman Of the Lima
railroad shops, was in town last week.
Thomas j. Low of Big Hole Basin
came into Dillon from Ogden last Friday.
Mr.. Low is a prominent rancher in the
/. Basin.
I Manager Ball of the Bon-Accord
Placers visited Dillon this week.
]. B. Odell and family left last Satur-
day for Joliet, Yellowstone county, where
MI. Odell will engage in ranching.
Fred Huber, who manages Mrs. kup-
fer's branch store at Virginia City, Is
spending a brief vacation with his
brother, Fidel Huber.