Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-25

Miles is Taking arrangements to send
the petrified mar on the road in charge
OF e. {. Culver, who for a number Of
years has acted as transfer agent at this
point for the yellowstone Park associa-
ton.
A delightful party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Carr at their cosy little
home on c street. Thursday evening.
The house was tastefully decorated with
plants and cut flowers. The evening
was e%njoyably spent with progressive
eMchre and dancing as the amusing
features followed by a delicious lunch.
Those present were:' Mesdames Villas,
King, McCue, Campbell, McCaw, Wake
field, Horn and Ferte; Misses Foss,
Wakefield. Burg, Stephenson, Belcher,
Mallon; Messrs. King, Villas, McCue,
Campbell, McCaw. Wakefield. O'Brien,
Ely. Sw%indlehurst, Sperry Alfred n
Wallace Carr.
The Rocky Mountain club are making
preparations to give two entertainments
each month during the winter, one to
consist of a smoker for gentlemen
alone and the other for the benefit of the
lady friends of the members. The club
was never in a more prosperous condi-
ton that at present and will more than
ever be an important factor in the So
cial life of Livingston.
liz entertainment EINCl at tHC
ferlin Opera house Thursday by Miss
Kate LaBarr of Portland. Ore. was
highly creditable to the evolutionary
powers of that young lady. The selec-
lions We're all rendered in a happy man
ner. Miss LaBarr is a former resi-
dent of this city.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott was
the scene of a very pleasant social gath
ering Wednesday evening, the occasion
being a surprise party rendered to their
son Harry on his twentieth birthday an
niversary. Games. music and refresh
ments formed a pleasant diversion for
those present.
A.. w. T. Anderson. formerly Of this
city, but now a prosperous young busi-
ness man Of Fridley was married at Co
kato, Mimi. Sept. 9Th. to Miss Mathilda
S~ettergreen. The happy young couple
arrived in Livingston, Thursday on their
way to Fridley to make their future
home.
The bulletin received in this city yes
terday from the Inter Mountain an
nouncing the arrival at San Francisco,
Of the transports with the Montana vol
unteers on board was much appreciated
by our citizens.
The Candy club was charmingly enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss NAL
Ion. at the home Of Mrs. Daniels. Domino
whist was the feature Of the evening.
Miss Florence Ballinger capturing the
prize.
Mrs. j. N. Manson and family will re-
move to Missoula next week where Mrs.
Manson's son and daughter will attend
the preparatory department of the Mon
tana university this winter.
Walter Hoppe of Cinnabar, has leased
the Jervis hotel at Jardine, from John
Jervis who will depart shortly for the
coast to improve his health.
Mrs. =. w. Hefferlin will entertain a
party of friends this evening in honor of
days in this city.
Mayor Smith has appointed George ].
to the National Irrigation congress at
Missoula.
The Rocky Mountain club will give it's
first ''smoker' Monday evening and the
first event for aides on Oct. 9Th.
EVEN THAT o MUCH.
The Younger One-I think all a man
should know about his wife's dress is the
cost.
The Elder Matron-You goose; he should
not even know that.-Indianapolis Journal.
A STIMULANT NEEDED.
Puck.