Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-16
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Dillon, Mont, Dec. Is, 1899.

-! Dillon, Mont, Dec. Is, 1899.
The programme for the commencement
exercises of the State Normal school has
been arranged. The exercises will all
be held at the Normal building. The
graduating exercises proper will take
place Friday afternoon, January eth,
IsOo. On that afternoon DR.. James Reid,
president of the Agricultural college,
VIII deliver the address to tn graduating
class n Governor r. B. Smith presi-
dent of the state board of education, will
present the diplomas. On the evening
or IAN. y, a general reception will be
given. On the preceding Sunday after
noon the baccalaureate sermon will be
preached in the assembly hall, by Rev. S.
D.. Hooker of st. James church., whom the
class selected to deliver the sermon.
Tuesday evening a musical under the
direction of Professor E. j.. Passmore will
will be given.
Thursday evening will consist of class
day exercises, Miss Mccormick will de-
liver the alumni address to the graduates.
The lady members of the faculty and the
alumni of the State Normal will give
a banquet to the graduating class. some
time during commencement week. The
graduating class will consist of the fol-
owing members:
Miss Mary Il. Lewis of BoZe;nan: Miss
Alice c. Chambers of Livingston: Miss
Harriet f. Waldorf, Miss Kate Paxton
Miss Edythe +. Cashmere and Miss Es-
Gil Mdy MIL VI lJllloI. ne CLASS COL
ors that have been selected are seafoam
green and white.
The members of the Order of Eastern
Star and the entire Masonic fraternity
OF Dillon have decided to give a dancing
party and banquet on st: Johns day
Wednesday evening, Dec. q. The en-
tertainment which is to be carried out.
will consist of a reception and a musical
programme, with cards and games, and
the banquet at the Masonic temple, and
a dance at the same time at Darts nall.
The Dillon orchestra consisting of six
pieces has been secured to furnish music.
Invitations will be sent out in a few d:lJs
and those being lucky enough to get one
will look forward to as being the social
event of the season. 1
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. G.
Willis delightfully."- entertained a few
lady friends at high five. The party was
given in honor of her guest Miss Blanche
Jones of Blackfoot. Idaho. Mrs. e. J.
Bowman won the prize a beautiful china
cup and saucer. Dainty refreshments
We're served. after which the ladies de-
parted. having spent a very pleasant at
ternoOn. /,
Mrs. o. F.. Morse and daughters. Misses
Nellie and Stella, accompanied by Mrs.
Mrs. Morse's sister. left Fri
N"S Nhi 4oI IL Ill.s lS
hey will reside in the future. The young
aides Will enter a school at Effinaham,
III, for the study of art.
Lamber Eliel. who has been over at {
iibbonsville for several months looking
litter the interests of the branch store {
It that place returned to Dillon, We'd ;
lesday. and left Friday evening to visit l
or a few months with his family at Los
California.
Rev. Edward Smith and family of Lima q
re visiting Rev. r.. P. Smith of this city, e
Edward Smith will occupy the pulpit a
! the NJ. +. church Sunday morning and $
vening, in the absence of r. p. Smith
no will preach in Sheridan. =.
Mr.. Harry POinde.xter has returned d
} his home near this city. and It is re- Z
orted that after a brief visit with rela- :
ives and friends here he will accept a
in Butte. :
Mr.. Ross D.. McConkey and bride, nee u
Bertha Farley left Wednesday even d
'ill reside in the future. Their depart
re is regretted by a host of friel DIS. :,
Geo. Edinger and Will Standaher have :,
eturned from their hunting trip, but =
meet with very good success. :
The play entitled, "Remenber the
Name under the management Of Lin;
DIN j. Garter which was given at the :.
Dillon theater. Thursday evening was not '
'ery largely attended.
Miss Blanche Jones'. of :
IDAHO. who has been the guest of Mrs. .
!. q. Willis leaves tonight for her home. y
Geo. Gray. the popular hotel keeper of E.
was in the city Thursday on :
business. :
r. H. Bushnell, of Twin Bridges was
n the city Wednesday on a brief visit, E,
Mrs. Sturtevant of Kalispell is Wis., +
ting her mother, Mrs. Benz. Bond and :
'ther relatives in this city.
Duke Gist was down from Jackson. =
after supplies.
Chauncey Brown, a Big Hole basin 9
is in town transacting business. y
GIVEN AWAY.
Davis & Wednesday, Co., 20 Main
treet will give a china doll with each :,
l 90 purchase. y
H. Ladies' and gents gold filed n
~ watches. 5000 up.