Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-14
DILLON ne VS..
Dillon, July 10. 1899.

Dillon, July 10. 1899. q
The thirtieth anniversary of the intro
duction Of the gospel into Beaverhead
valley. Mont. by Rev. George Comfort,
in the year 1869, has been celebrated in
Dillon this week. 1t was one of the
grandest and most glorious occasions
ever held in the Methodist church. The
following was the programme rendered
during the five days: Sunday, 1880 a..
M, sermon by Rev. Robert Smith,, s p.
m, sermon. 'The Gospel and Civiliza-
tlon," by Rev. Robert Smith. Monday.
8 p. m, sermon, ''The Why of Methou-
ism," by Rev. w. T. custer. Tuesday, s
p. M, "Mormonism Up to Date" by DR..
T. G. Iliff. Wednesday,, 1880 a. m, adj
dress, EARLY Experiences" by DR.. r. c.
Tiff; 4 to 6 p. NJ, refreshments, and toasts
by resident pastors, visiting brethren n
old-timers; 8 p. M. sermon by Rev. w.
sermon BY Rev. w. c.. Shipper; s p. M,
sermon by Rev. W. c. Shipper. The
pastor, Rev. Cattermole, assisted in eanh
of the meetings, and the choir furnished
extra music. Each sermon was we'll de-
livered and gave a synopsis of the early
experiences and "reminiscences of the
preaching in Montana, especially I'm
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afternoon a dinner was served to all the
old pioneers and a great many more, and
1t was an occasion that will long be re-
~membered. The different preachers left
Thursday for their homes, after five days
Of pleasure.
Married-Tuesday evening. July II, at
he home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Kline, Mr.. John Galloway led
to the altar one of Dillon's fairest daugh-
ters, Miss Bessie Oglesby Kline. In the
presence of the relatives and a few init
mate friends of the contracting parties
Rev. E. G. Cattermole spoke the impress
slve words that united the happy couple
in the holy bonds of matrimOny. The
bride was beautifully attired in white,
with white roses. She is a charming and
young lady. The groom was
attired in a becoming black suit. He is a
creditable young man and is at present
employed at the Union meat market.
After the young couple were pronounced
man and wife an elegant wedding supper
was served, to which all did justice. The
bride and groom received a umb of
elegant presents. A host of friends join
IN Wishing the young couple an abund-
ance of happiness to success throughout
their voyage of married life.
The Ladies' High Five club was en-
teItdlHeu Dy MIS-. j. -. Morse on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w. r. Car
ter won the prize. a beautiful thimble.
The afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
Miss M. b. Patten will occupy the
pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday in the absence of Rev. E. G.
Cattermole. She comes in the interest of
the Woman's Home Missionary society,"
MI. Joseph Jones Of Lost river and Miss
RideOut of Horse Prairie We're united in
marriage by Rev. E. G.. Cattermole at
the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday,
July 10. .,
Rev. ~. G. Cattermole and family and
Misses Mae Rich and Ethel Sanders and
Mr.. Boatman left this morning for Birch
creek lakes for a few days outing. ~
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Mrs. w. B. Burket of BoZeman is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
~Longbridge, of this city. ~ -
Mrs. Albert Stamm is in Butte visiting
friends. a..