Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-01

Livingston, August %, 1899.

Livingston. August %, 1899.
AS usual at this season of the year, a
considerable number of Livingston peo- !
Pile are enjoying their annual outing.
Many are making the rounds OF the park,
while others are engaged in hunting and
fishing in the mountains adjacent. Sew
eral large parties departed the fore part
of the week. by private conveyance, for
a 1G-days' trip through Wonderland. 1t
is their intention to camp out during the
trip and to leisurely view the many
points of interest so literally distributed
throughout this great national pleasure
ground. Among those who departed Mon
day for an outing in the park We're: Mr..
and Mrs. John Harvey and SON. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Triglone, Miss Jennie Aus
tin, Mrs. D. A. McCaw. Miss Alice Cham
bers and Miss Alice Belcher.
The funeral services over the remains
of 3. +. Hoover. who was accidentally
killed while handling a gun at his home
the first of the week. was held at his late
residence on Tuesday evening, just pre-
vious to shipping his body to his former
! home in Ohio. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev.. V. II. Clark and We're fol-
lowed by the usual ceremony of the Ma
sonic order, of which body the deceased
was a member MI. Hoover was editor
and proprietor of the Livingston Enter
! prise, one of the leading newspapers OF
eastern Montana, and occupied a prom
inent position in the business life in
Livingston. The deceased had resided
in Livingston several months. n during
that time had endeared himself to a large
| circle of friends. He was well liked by
his business associates and was rapidly
, making friends in this portion of the
/ state. The bereaved family have the
sympathy of every resident of Livings-
ton.
Never before have the labor organiza-
tons Of the upper yellow stone been more
active in arranging for the observance
of Labor day, N September 4, than at
present. The celebration VIII be held at
the coal mining camp at .Aldridge, where
the people from the surrounding villages
will gather and participate IN an elab-
crate programme of sports and other
amusements. During the day an excel
lent programme of races will be pulled
off. followed by a basket dinner in the
grove adjacent to the grounds. In the
evening the exercises will come to a close
with a grand ball. The committees IN
charge have spared no expense to make
the event one of interest to the people
of eastern Montana.
Manager c. A. White of the Trail creek
coal mines. was a business visitor in the
CITY the fore part Of the week. He is ar
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city to the mines, where he has recently
erected a neat and commodious dwelling.
He reports that the mines at Trail creek
are showing UP well and that it IS the m
@tention Of his company to ship a large
quantity of coal during the next few
months.
County Surveyor S. Fl. Crookes made
a business trip to the mining camp OF
Cooke the first Of the week. He reports
mining operations active IN that portion
Of Park county and is We'll pleased with
the outlook. The Daisy mine and mil
at that point are being operated contin-
uously and the management states that
the output Is very satisfactory.
Mrs. f. IT. Talcott entertained a party
! or friends at her home on the east side
, Monday evening in honor of Miss Mary
A. Cantwell of Bozeman. The early por'
) ton of thei evening was given to socla
converse, followed by an interesting
contest at progressive euchre. Before
the departure of the guests light refresh
ments We're served.
Ralph Newton and G. F. Kirby, stu
dents of the University of Pennsylvania
, We're the guests of their Old friend {. "
t Hickman Monday and Tuesday Of thi:
week. They have just completed maxim;
the rounds of the park and are now Ell
route home again to resume their studio!
. at the university.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. ConnOp will
y depart the fiji st of the week for England
> where they will visit for several months
u 1t is their intention to remain in Eng
. land until early summer when they vii
again take up their residence in Living
ston.
Ernest owen and John Coleman vii
: depart next week and resume their Worl
!, at the State University of Minnesota.
HOW TO DRAW THEM.
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about that New York woman who
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