Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-15

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from that thriving town Tuesday and de-
parted hat evering for Bozeman to visit
her mother, who is at present in the Eos
ter sanitariun.
Mrs. John Jervis n children arrived
in the tciy Friday from London. Eng
land, and were met here bysMr. JerVls.
They left Saturday for Bear Gulch,
where Mr.. Jervis is interested in MINING.
Allan Watson returned Monday from a
trip around the world. Mr.. Watson has
been absent about six months and during
thai time has visited nearly every impor-
tant country on the globe.
J.. f. Nolan made a business trip to
Horr Tuesday.
Attorney NJ. r. Wilson made a pro-
fessional trip to Horn Wednesday,.
II. D.. Kenney was in town yesterday
from his ranch on Shields river.
County Commissioner l.. H. Van Dtck'
came down from Horr yesterday.
Ben Myers and wife were in town yes
terday from the Woodlawn ranch. !
d. n. Ely, engineer at the Byam mime
on Trail Greek, was a Livingston visitor
the latter part of last week. g.;
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Coleman left Tuesday sfor
Bozeman where she will spend a week
visiting friends.
z. r. Sowash. the Bear Gulch mi4ing
man, is in town from the bonanza on the
upper Yellowstone. ,
Clerk of Court Bailey made a business
trip to Big Timber Tuesday, returning
Wednesday morning.
Editor Walter Aitken of the Big Tim
Der Express was up from the capital OF
Sweet Grass county Friday.
H. H. McCOrd and Il. L. Butler.1 the
Butte real estate dealers. were business
visitors here the first of the week.
Otto Lemm came down from Muir Jun
day. He has accepted a position in the
dispatchers office at this place.
g.. S. Robson, manager of the Montana
Coal and Coke company, was Il business
visitor in the city from Horr Friday.
Alderman p. c .Doonan, Pat Cummings
and Alex Livingston were among Living
stoh people who Sundayed in Butte.
Henry Urbach arrived here this morn
ing from Mfssoula and will accept his
old position as chef of the Park restau-
rant.
John Martin, Of the firm Of Jones &
Martin. who had been in poor health for
a month past, returned Friday from a
weeks s%ojourn at Hunters Springs,
greatly improved.
Engineer Ed r. Bailey was in the city
the latter part of last week from Butte
He is now running between Whitehall
and Butte.
Merrill Henry, who is attending the
state college of agriculture and fine arts
in Bozeman, Sundayed with his parents
in this city.
Attorney Fred Hathhorn Of Billings
came up from the capital of Yellowstone
county Sunday and spent a few days
with his parents at their ranch home in
Paradise valley.
Conductor C. j. O'Connor has resigned
his position on this division and depart
ed Monday afternoon for Winslow, Ari-
IONA, where he will accept a position on
! the Southern Pacific.
The Domino Whist club was entertain
ed Saturday evening at the residence Of
Miss Mabel Mortimer on the west side
Three tables We're coupled and at the
conclusion of the contest the head prize
! was awarded to Mrs. Horn. while Mrs.
Connop carried off the consolation tro-
ply. A dainty lunch was served by the
hostess and the guests departed voting
thanks to Miss Mortimer's splendid abil-
ity as an entertainer.
The Ladies' Guido of st. Andrews Episo
copal church We're entertained at a whist
party at the residence of Mrs. w. A. Ken-
ME last Thursday evening. Seven tables
We're occupied by the devotees of the pop
ular game of whist and the prize for pro-
ticiency was awarded to Mrs. Robinson.
The second prize was captured by Mrs.
Wakefield. At the conclusion of the
games Il delightful lunch was served by
the hostess and the guests derived con-
siderable pleasure from the discussion Of
the dainty collation.. Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames Wakefield, Connop
McCaw, Villas. Werntz. Geer, Schlosser,
Robinson. McCue, Campbell. Carr. Grip
pen, Bonnie, Pierce; Misses Wilson, Ely,
Chambers, the Misses Morris, Mortimer
and Wakefield: Messrs. Hickman, Skid
more, GARNER, Elliot, Beck, Pierce, Ben
ME and Glenn.
Tuesday evening the Order of Eastern
Star gave a card party at their hall in the
Miles block. Progressive whist was the
entertaining lecture of the evening, the
head ladies' prize being captured by Mrs.
Nelson Vessel, while Mrs. Mayer won
the second prize. William Carr was
awarded the gentlemen's prize for pro-
ficiency and Charles Coleman was the
winner of the BOBBY trophy. After the
games a delightful unch of ice cream
and cake was served by the ladies of the
order. The proceeds Of the affair will be
used to purchase robes for use in initia-
ton ceremonies. The party was one Of
the most successful of the season and
was quite up to the standard of enter
tainments given by the Eastern Star,
whose splendid ability as entertainers
has made their functions famous in the
past.
Alderman William Mallahan came over
from Butte Monday to attend the ad-
joufned meeting of the city council held
that evening. Mr.. Mallahan says he is
very we'll satisfied with his new position
as general foreman of the mechanicahde-
naftnlent of the Northern Pacific1a at
Butte and Will remove his family to the
Smoky city as soon as convenient, prob
ably about two months hence. Mr.. NAL
lahan will not r%elinquish his positionso on
the council until such time as he re-
moves his family from the city and there
by loses his residence here. The gentle
man has been a faithful and conscient-
ious emrloye of the Northern Pacific'fo
many wears and his legion Of friends are