Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-15

That all old soldiers are requested to
meet at the office of Lew Coleman at
1915 a. m. for the purpose of participate
ing in the exercises of the day.
Resolved. That, approaching highly the
previous participation of our local So
~cieties and citizens in the observance of
Memorial day. under the auspices of the
old soldiers, that we again extend a re-
.spectful invitation to. the Deer Lodge
fire department. thea L. o.. o. F., the A.
10. u. W.. the x. of p. and Degree Of
Honor, and to the public schools and col
lege to participate with us. as organiza-
ions on May 30tf, and that, as hereto
fore. all good citizens are cordially in
vited to join in the procession and cere-
monies of the day.
Dan Tewey, the genial host of the
Southern hotel. Butte, visited his pretty
Mr.. Tewey enjoys one of the best stocked
ranches in the state, and aside from
lots OF fine horses and cattle, he is long
on fancy poultry. such as peafowls. tur-
keys. chickens, geese nv ducks of the
very finest breeds. HIS tables at the new
Southern are supplied with pure milk,
butter n cream from this ranch, as well
as poultry and eggs.
| Mrs. NJ. F. Sherman, the milliner of
this city, according to the Inter Mountain
of Saturday evening. has formed a matri-
monial alliance with Mr.. T. r. Carroll
of Butte, at least the license has been
issued, and your correspondent hopes
that it will be followed up by a happy
marriage. AS the lady is in Butte at
this writing your correspondent is UNI
able to gain any further information on
the subject.
G. Spelligus, I. Pirath, New York; B.
F. Ramsdell, Anaconda; A. w. Harrison,
st. Joe; Mrs. j. G. Slavery and Master
James. Des Moines; William Wallace,
New Chicago: j. e. Grenston, Emery: F..
W.. Taylor, Omaha; B. F. Brown. Garri-
SON; j. Ct. Moore. Butte, and p. A. Thomp-
son. Race Track, are at the McBurney
house.
Rev. Father De Ryckere If this city
returned yesterday from Philipsburg.
where he had been officiating at the
funeral of Thomas H. Orr, a well known
young man of that city who died Tuesday
last.
Paint is being lavishly bestowed upon
a number of buildings on Main street,
n the result is very pleasing. 1t is
probable that j.. f. Van Gundy will have
his block painted along with others.
Our good citizen. Jake Hitz Of N. j,
B~ielenberg & Co.'S market, has branched
out in the Dat business and made quite
a large sale or Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Minshall. former residents
OF this place, late of Philipsburg, have
located permanently in Missoula, for the
practice of his profession.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Welton, John Quin-
Ian, Jake Turner and A.. w. Sager of
up the valley We're among the shoppers
in town Saturday.
Assessor George S. Miller and Judge
yelling Napton We're guests of home
folks here Sunday, returning to Ana.
conda this morning.
John Mcmahon and Miss Mae Nc
Mahan and Charles NJ. Joyce of Butte
were all enjoying Sunday at their homes
in this city.
Col. Tom McTague went over to Helena
yesterday on business connected with the
prison. He is expected home this even
ing.
Two representatives of the Postal Tele.
graph company are in this vicinity max.
ing improvements on their line.
Fl. c. Kemp of the Greeley nursery
left yesterday for Helena, where he will
distribute some sreenies.
Under Sheriff d. H. Morgan of Ana.
conda is the guest of friends in town to.
day.
William Scott and J. D. Welch, Jr.
were home f~romAnaconda to spend Sun.
day. -
Martin Gleason, one of the prison Off
Gals, spent Sunday in Anaconda.
Livingston Notes.
(POSt)