Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13
DILLON We s.
THE CLASS OF '99
Will be Graduated Next FRI
day Evening
INTERESTING PROGRAMME
Alumni of the High School IS Pre-
pairing a Reception--Notes
of the Normal School.
INTERESTING PROGRAMME

An interesting programme is being pre-
pared by the graduating class of 1899 of
the Dillon High school, to be held in the
Dillon theater Friday evening, May 10.
The following elaborate programme will
be rendered.:
Invocation .........Rev M. B. Laughter
Piano solo ...........Prof. E. j. Pasmore
Salutatory and Grafton, REVOLUTION"
.......... ........... CarOlyne White
Grafton, american VigOr"..........
.......... ........Rosann PoindeXter
Grafton, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gilbert
vocal SOLO MISS Conser
Grafton, Star MOrtalS'. Lily peterson
Grafton, imperialism ...............
........ .......... Eugene PoindeXter
Grafton, Life and the Ideal"........
............ ...... Harriet Christensen
Volcal quartette..
Prof. Pasmore, Miss Conger, Mrs. J. Is.
PoindeXter, Mr.. Scott.
Oraticn. 'Crime and Culture ........
......... Hawley Selway
Grafton, The Search for Eden,'......
-. .......... ............Ethe Bond
Glass poem ............ Florence Meisneo
Cornet solo .........M Miss Blanche Miller
Grafton, Passing Greatness .......
....... POWERS
Grafton, THE Philosophy of Genius
go. ............M Margaret ~Heinhardt
Glass prophecy .........Lisetta Landon
Vocal solo ......:....M Mrs. L. C. Walker
Grafton and valedictory, Climb But
Lift Nelle BLACK
Address to graduates. 80. DR.. H. H. Swain
Presentation of diplomas ........:....
....... ..............Hon b. +. White
Vocal duet. Mrs. Walker, Miss Mae Rich
Miss Ethel Sanders, daughter of Prof.
Sanders, CAV a tea party to a number
of her young lady friends yesterday after
non at her home.
ously i'll. 1t is hoped he will1Be better
soon.
Mr.. Pike, formerly a student Of the
State Normal, who has just finished a
nine months term of school at BlackfOot,
Idaho. is visiting at the Normal.
ing department of the State Normal, is
expected to return tonight from her old
home at Williamsburg, Kan, where she
has been visiting the past two weeks.
In place of the regular service at the
M. F.. church tomorrow evening the Ep-
worth League will render an anniversary
and installation service.
The Alumni of the Dillon High school
are making elaborate preparations for
a Salmagundi party, to be given in honor
of the graduating class of '99 at the Dillon
theater on Wednesday evening, May 81.
Mr.. Alvin Anderson. is home again in
this city from Blackfoot, Idaho.
The students Of the music department
of the State Normal, under the direction
of e. J. Pasmore will give their first
s%emi-annual concert at the NoV1al hall
Thursday evening, May IS. at S:yo sharp.
Admission so cents.
Topics at the Baptist church tomorrow.
forenoon, THE Supreme Motive,' in the
evening, india" =
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
Sunday morning. Rev. M. B. Loughlen
will deliver his eighth sermon on the his
tory of the children of Israel. In the
evening the ninth sermon of the same
series.
Miss Olene Whitehorn is slowly recov-
ering from a severe illness.
Mrs. S. w. Nugent of Lima is visiting
for a couple of weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Palmer.
Fred Carter, an employe of Eliel Bros
Is i'll at the home of his parents.
G. II. d. Lynch, formerly a resident OF
this city but now of Butte, is in the city
and surrounding country, representing
a Kansas City fire department house.
III. Lyons. proprietor of the Fair store
is out of town for a few days in the in:
terest of his business.
Miss Austa Johnson. teacher of the
fourth room in the Dillon High school,
is absent from school on account of sick
ness.
James Kirkpatrick, a rancher Of the
Rattlesnake alley. is in town today shak
ing hands With old friends.
A. G.. Williams and G. 3. Innes have
bought out the livery and feed barr
formerly owned by James Reynolds,
Guests at the Metlen: J. B. Steams
Chicago: T. NJ. Baird, Salt Lake; D. w
Trotter. Butte: r. V. Watts. Ogden; G
W. Ashford. Portland: E. c. Howard
Omaha: A. L. Mitchell of the Inte1
Mountain, Butte.
FRIENDLY WARNING.
Mr.. Meeker stepped out into the kit
chen a moment to speak to the new
girl.
"verena,' he said. "when you brin,
the turkey to the table place it befor
Mrs. Meeker. She will tell you to tax
it to me and you can do so. This viii
start things right and you'll get alonI