Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20
N EWS.

Sheriff VIM. Pyle was in Butte We'd
! nesday on business.
Chas. Padley and family have moved to
the ranch for the summer.
Thos. Loughridge and family are visit
ing friends or, Birch Greek this week.
+. e. Foot of the Tribune staff is con-
fined to his home on account OF illness.
l.. A. Hardness, a prominent Horse
Prairie rancher, was IN the city tnls
! week.
State Missionary, Rev. L. G. Clark Wis.,
tied Rev. Cope, the Baptist minister, this
week.
Mrs. D. Brenton of Melrose is visiting in
the city the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. l..
Jones.
Chas. Mikus, Bannack's popular liquor
dealer, was in town this week calling on
old friends.
Watson Garley, representing the Ana
conda Standard was transacting business
in Dillon this week.
Mrs, Frank Voc and children departed
for Cambridge, Ohio, Wednesday evening
to spend several months.
Tonight DR.. Groeneveld. will deliver a
free lecture on Westminster Standard, at
the Pc byterian church at $3.50 o'clock.
c. H. Ballenger, druggist at DR.. Bonds
drug store, departed this week for In
I;o p, ~ x,;cit ~ hiS old home for "A mum.
Der Of weeks.
Mrs. A. O. Yearian took her departure
| Wednesday evening for the east to visit
relatives and friends for an indefinite
length of time.
Rev. Cattermole will preach on "a
Dream of an Ideal Sunday" tomorrow
morning. In the evening his text will be
"What is in a Name
Mrs. Vim. Eowe of Melrose visited her
daughter, Miss Irene, a normal student,
on Thursday. She was accompanied by
Miss Vance and Miss Bowe
Prof. Rosenthal, who was to have given
a piano recital at the Dillon theater last
Thursday evening failed to appear on &C
count of physical disability.
The ladies High Five club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by MIS-.
George Edinger. Mrs. R%einhardt won the
prize, a beautiful manicure set.
Rev. Cattermole and Rev. Laughter
returned from Anaconda Wednesday
evening from the State Sunday school
convention. They came home sooner than
expected, Rev. Laughter being ill.,
Messrs. Sebree and Smith gave a dane
ing party at the Dillon theater, Wednes
day evening. Notwithstanding the small
crowd. it was one of the enjoyable events
Of the season. Messrs. Smith and Hirsch-
man and Mrs. Hirschman furnished the
music, which was very good.
Rev. Walter Hays of Missoula will
preach at the Presbyterian church TO-
morrow morning. In the evening TIN
evening the service will consist of the in
stallation Of the pastor. Rev. Groeneveld
Of Butte. will lpreach the sermon and de-
liver the charge to the preacher.
Guests at the Metlen Wednesday ant
Thursday were: F. l.. Graves, Bannack
G. M. Omstead, Pocatello; Frank Swartz
Bannack; r. NJ. Leopold, Philadelphia; j
f. Hample, Butte: J. w. Cox, Chicago
Mrs. VIM. Bowe, Melrose; M. E. Bowe
Me.rose: I'orcia Vance, Melrose; Mrs. c
w. Junt, Anaconda; w. F. Galley, Ana
conda; w. w. Humphrey, Monida; Az
vim Dewitt, Rer Rock; Chas. Smith. Rec
Rock; C. J. Jacobson, Pocatello: H. Platt
Philadelphia; w. E. Leach, Minneapolis
w. l.. Mason, New York: W. l.. Stone
hacker, St. Paul; Sam kolberg, Helena
r. j. Morgan, Helena: A. S. Anderson
Minan, Idaho; Anna Marshall, Colorad
City; G. f. Holt, Omaha; B.. T. Young
Pocatello: ]. P. Odum, Dubois; A. illus
ton, Minneapolis; Ira White and wife
W%orchester, A. S. Barrett, Alice; Mrs.
Rife. Alice,