Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
Bozeman Bits.
(Chronicle.)

DR.. Schulin came up on Sunday to fill
his engagements here.
John Walsh went over to Helena last
woke to see an oculist.
Mrs. w. B. Benham is home from her
sad journey to Minneapolis.
w. +. Cobban, the Butte real estate
man, was i'll the city last week.
Miss Mary Sales visited her friend, Miss
Grouse, at Three Forks last week..
Mrs. Frank Davies came over from
Helena on Monday to visit for a few a
Judge Mcpherson went to Livingston
on saturday on professional business.
j. M. Bulen left for Ohio on Friday on
account Of the death Of his father. He
will be gone three weeks.
Z. M. Barbee, the ~pcdagogue of Three
FORKS, is up on a short visit. His term
Will be out in two weeks.
Patrick Finnegan returned last week
from a trip to Washington and Oregon,
where he visited relatives.
Ed Ellis came over from Butte to spend
Sunday with his family. The new train
service works to his advantage.
MIS-. Lynde returned from a visit to
Denver and other points on Monday, and,
like all Bozemanites, is glad to get back.
Dr. G. j. Sawyer, a dentist of long
standing, arrived last week with his wife
and sons to locate permanently at Boze-
man. The doctor has rooms in the Mich
OILS block.
Mrs. Richard Corrigan went to Helena
last week, where she had a satisfactory
operation performed, according to a tele-
gram received by Mr.. Corrigan yesterday.
&. f. Yerkes came up from Gebo last
week, suffering with his eyes, which are
much better, but still impaired. He has
resigned from the management of the
| Gebo Sentinel.
Mr.. George DER and his mother, who
has been visiting him his winter, left on
the eastbound train the first part of the
week. Mrs. DER is returning to her home
in Montreal, Canada.
Mrs. f.. M. Gardner and daughter, Mrs.
George Wilson, entertained a large num-
Der of friends at the handsome home of
the Gardeners on Thursday afternoon. The
affair was in keeping with the best that
nave been given during this winter, nota-
Die for its elaborate social functions.
The entertainment given by the Choral
club at Manhattan hall on the 10th for the
benefit of Rev. d. Wilson and Rev. Geo.
klng was well, patroniZed, considering.
About $50 was cleared.
The Young Married Peoples Whist club
met in regular session at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.. Cook on Friday
night. Mrs. Sutton won the lady's prize
of the series, a cut glass water bottle and
glasses: Mr.. /. j. Kirk won the gentle
mans prize, a silk umbrella. w. w. Liv-
ingston fell heir to the BOBBY prize, after
one OIL the llOSl DTllldnC HlllSneS ever VIII
messed in the national game. If Walter
could hold with the same b~riliancy as he
plays he could start out with a deck of
cards AMI make a ten strike. Another
session of the club Will be held at I. L.
Kinks residence in two weeks. This club
has had a lot of enjoyment this winter,
and the plan Of contesting for a prize to
be awarded by percentages, While the
members are in ignorance of their total
individual scores, is a good natured one
not too intense rivalry.
The Woodmen Of America, a society
just organized in this city, gave an in
augural ball on Friday night, about 100
attending. The members were all ar
rayed in their new uniforms and made a
swell appearance. The order starts out
with a fine membership. Messrs. Loeb
ran and Patterson. the floor managers,
did their work exceptionally well.
On Monday evening OF last week the
home of Judge n Mrs. L. Luce was the
meeting place of the Orphans Whist
club.
A party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Robinson on Wednesday
evening. 1t was an entertainment by the
"Krismhild," or Young Ladies' German
Literary club.
On Thursday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Gardner entertained
some 40 of the "Old Folks at their home
and the evening was a very pleasant one.
Those present were among the old time
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. Mr..
Wylie exhibited his park views during
the evening.
An entertainment that has been given
with great success in Helena, Butte and
other towns, will be presented to a Boze-
man audience the first week in April by a
carefully drilled organization of society
ladies of BOZeman, who have prepared a
programme of burnt cork minstrelsey, in
Guiding the regulation first part with end
men or ladies, songs, jokes and novelties.
The second part will present several very
interesting numbers never before at
tempted by our amateurs, concluding
with a grand cake walk. Watch for the
date, select your seats and guess the per-
formers-if you can.
Maurice Mckee was surprised at his
home by a few Of his friends Saturday
last. The evening was pleasantly spent
in games and music, after which dainty
refreshments were served.
The w. c. T. y. held it's usual meeting
at the home of Mrs. Rich on Thursday
afternoon. There was a good attendance.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
held its annual session at the home Of
Mrs. Lester Wilson on Thursday even
ing.
Our old friend, J. B. Weaver, and his
good wife, had a opportunity to test the
esteem of their friends on Friday night,
and it was an outpouring of friendship
and regard that might well make them
feel that life is well worth living. The oc-
casion was their silver wedding, which
their children and friends insisted should
be celebrated, and it was, in good, old
fashioned country style, with a dance and
a spread of good things, where mirth and
fun went round. A four horse load of
friends from Bozeman attended, arriv-
ing at half past seven o'clock and leaving
H. y Aa,,o ,a n .o% L-Je ~@-% a. x.z,$
morning. S o all can imagine what kim
of q time they had. The whole neighhor.