Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-26

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now the popular paper. for this. town. 1t
arrives here late in the evening to be
sure, but it gives the local news and the
Geographic news, if delivered early in
the morning, seven hours ahead of any
morning paper delivered here. The edi-
torial page of the Inter Mountain is
growing every day in favor and with it's
news service of nearby towns: it's good
service in Butte. what more do you peo-
pie want. for a nickel?
The members of the Grand Army in
Deer Lodge are going to church next
Sunday evening and they are requested
ITO meet at the office of Lew Coleman at
Z o'clock Sunday evening and proceed to
the church in a body. Rev. A. B.. Mar
tin, president of the College of Montana.
is preparing a sermon for the occasion
which will be delivered at the PIesby-
terrain church. The church choir is pre-
pairing a pleasing musical programme to
be rendered.
Mrs. DR.. Fretwell, whose illness was
mentioned in Mondays Inter Mountain,
died on that day at 4 o'clock. AS most
of her relatives are not residents Of this
place the funeral did not take place until
odys LII. lS OCGDly SIiStCu
over his bereavement M in this town
he has many sympathizers. The gentle
man will continue to make his home in
Deer Lodge.
j. w. Kinsley, supreme past master
workman of the A. O. U. w, delivered
a lecture to the members of the lodge
and their friends at the court house last
night, which was highly appreciated by
those present. After the speaking the
members and their friends enjoyed an
elegant lunch, which was served by the
members OF the Degree of Honor.
The Methodist Episcopal church, south,
will observe Children's day next Sunday
morning. Sunday school will be held at
the usual hour QO:3W, and Immediately
after Sunday school the Children's day
exercises will begin. The programme is
composed largely of children of the pri-
mary class. All are invited to attend.
Governor Bob Smith was in town
| yesterday and left thai evening, in COM
pany with Col. McTague, for Hamilton.
The governors business was not reveal
ed to YOU correspondent, but it is prob
able that there is an applicant for par
don to be brought before his excellency.
At the instance Of John Bonner, a mer-
chant Of Missoula, the sheriff arrested
the Hopkins brothers near Garrison yes
terday. 1t is alleged that the Hopkins
left Missoula under circumstances not in
compliance with the law. The arraign-
! ment too place here today.
The funeral of Mrs. d. S. NJ. Fretwell
occurred yesterday afternoon from the
Methodist church, Rev. Walker Off
chatting, and was largely attended. DR..
FrntMn114 hoe fhp vronath nv Of tha onn1.
munity and his numerous friends in his
sad bereavement.
The interior of the Christian church has
been beautifully papered and painted,
besides a new carpet having been placed
on the floor by the members of that de-
nomination. 1t is expected that Rev. Mr..
Gown of Rails county, Mo-, will be called
here as pastor.
James w. Fox, formerly editor of the
New Northwest in this city, came over
| yesterday from his Big Hole ranch. He
purchased a large lot of supplies and ex-
by his son Len, who has been here since
last fall.
! George H. Casey, the only George
Casey, that Butte has-"Casey at the
bats in town on business with Peter
Walton and was his guest today. He
has been here before and his greeting by
friends was cordial.
VIM. Thomas, Boston; w. A. Johnson,
Chicago; r. D. ~Choquette, Emery; Miss
Potter, Dillon; E. L. Brooks, Grand
Rapids; George Kaiser, West Side, and
A. E. Beeridence, Minneapolis are at the
McBurney house.
1t is not often that Deer Lodge is hon
! ored with such an excellent as
the Lindsay Dramatic Every
| where they have appeared the press
speaks very highly of their entertain
ments.
cary, the murderer, arrived here at
noon Wednesday in company with Henry
Avara,e the deputy Sheriff. The Inter
Mountain readers are familiar with
eary's crime, hence the brevity.
Mrs. A. B.. Smith and the little people
expect to leave in a few days for a visit
with Mrs. Smiths parents in Nebraska.
Mr.. Smith was in Butte yesterday for a
few hours.
James King, cashier of the Hyde Bank
ing company, is the guest today of his
sister, Mrs. Fred Hoss. The gentleman
goes east tomorrow by way of Butte.
James H. King of Philipsburg stopped
over yesterday between trains to visit
his sister, Mrs. Fred Hoss. Mr.. King is
en- route east on a business trip.
The Lindsay Dramatic company gave
it's first performance at the opera house