Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-14

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freight agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad. was the guest of G.
w. Boyce Il r. A. Hall last week. They
took him to the big game preserve, where
he saw all kinds of game: but failed to
get any. They wouldn't stand still long
enough.
Clifton Reynolds Of Winston. arrived
last week to visit his aged father and
bro,her-Charles Reynolds. Clifton lived
in this valley thirty years ago. When a
boy. and was knows the country round
as the boy who could outrun any in the
country. He is now a successful bust
ness man of BroadWater county.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman,. sister Of Mrs.
Van Allen of this city. arrived from the
east last week. Mrs. Hoffman, as almost
everyone knows. has a world wide repu-
tation as a leader in the w. &. r.. u.
being associated with Frances Willard
for many years and having addressed
vast audiences in all of the larger cities
OF the world.
County Attorney W r. G. Stewart took
a Northern Pacific train on Saturday and
hied him to Missouri. From there he will
go by train to the old homestead in Kan
sas, which he left several years ago to
carve out a name and a fortune in the
west. 1t has been easy to carve out the
name: but the fortune is made of hard
wood and does not white easily. Mr..
stewart goes this long distance alone. He
is totally unaccompanied and the most
of us will read the papers with a great
dea of anxiety during his absence.
State Game Warden Wagner return-
ed last week from a trip through and
around the western boundry of the park.
Part of the trip was made with Geologist
Weed. whom Mr.. Wagner met at the
Springs. Mr.. Wagner says there is any
amount of game along the southern
boundry of the park and that the good
weather has kept it from being killed
Off. A snow would have been disastrous
to game. He met the new commandment
Of the park, who. he says. is the right
man in the right place. Scouts will be
stationed at the park boundry this WIN
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Lamme entertain
ed a number Of their friends at their
home on Thursday evening, The time
was very ~enjoyably passed playing pro-
gressive whist. At the close of t he game
the prizes were awarded. Miss N. A.
CantWell receiving the one provided for
the winning lady. which was a very pretty
handkerchief, and G. S. Hartman carried
away the ~sentleman's in the shape of a
deck of Montana cards. This was the
first of the series of card parties which
VIII efiACIlIlH ICZG1llG society lllS Will
ter.
Friday. Oct. Is, promisa $ to be a gala
one for the brightest comedy organiza-
ton that has appeared in this city in
many a long day. The company is known
as The Girl From Chilli and is under
the management OF Joseph Muller. The
play is brim full of choice fun that draws
out paa.s OF laughter in every scene; and
the payers are people of VIDE reputation.
Besides a rousing feast Of crisp humor,
several sparkling speciality features will
be introduced.
On Wednesday of last week the Metho-
dist Aid society met at thehome Of Mrs.
Cook on Grand avenue. with a large at
tendance of members present, AT the last
meeting of the society at the home of
Mrs. Tracy, on Tracy street. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Hasiilns, PRESIDENT: Mrs. A.
N. Bull. vice-president. Mrs. c. NJ.
Thorpe, secretary and Mrs. Clark, treas
urer.
Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. Leonore Wilson
entertained a large number of lady
friends at their Central avenue home on
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent. refreshments were
served and another was added to the long
list of splendid receptions which have
given Bozeman's social side a charming
perspective.
Walter and Mildred Livingston gave a
dancing party for numerous friends in
the Maxey hall on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Livingston cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniver-
saly on Saturday evening by having a.
few friends to dinner and a reception
from nine until eleven. The dinner was a
dainty and delicious repast. and was most
delightfully."- enjoyed. Few efforts in the
same direction have ever surpassed it in
Bozeman. The Livingston residence was
beautifully decorated in asters procured
from their own grounds. The staircase
sembowered with floral decorations
and everywhere flowers in p%rofusion
Were in evidence. Punch, ice cream and
cake were served during the process of
the reception, which was attended by
society people 10 the number of
200. Many rich and exquisite presents in
the shape Of cut glass arrived during
the evening TO attest the friendship which
is SO warmly felt by Bozemanites for
the worthy couple, who have spent the
years OF their married life in our
midst. May they have many more we'd
ding anniversaries.
Mrs. David Patterson entertained the
Charity Club on Friday at her home near
Those present We're: Mes
DANES Walter Edwards, Brown. Perry,
Curtis, Weber. Sanborn. Riggs, Mcleod,
d. II. Patterson, j. Leach. LeSelle;
Misses Halloy, Sadie Curtis and Messrs.
Bruce chisholm and Clarence Patterson.
A most delightful luncheon was served
by Misses Blanch and Jennie Patterson,
and all voted the day delightfully."- spent.
Master William Finley entertained his
youthful friends at the Finiay home ~
Saturday afternoon. There was an
abundance of good things to eat. a happy
and enjoyable time, which William and
his friends will remember for some time.
T. G. HUT, a ~stocklnan of Highland,
Kansas. was married at San Diego, Cal,
week to Miss Mabel Filing of Virginia
City. Among the presents was $1,000 in