Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-25
Whitehall Notes.

c.. A.. Bartruff and L. c. Edwards Of
Sheridan We're Saturday visitors in
Whitehall.
j. N. Bacon, night agent at Logan was
in town last week, running with the X.
of p. boys.
County Attorney NJ. M. Duncan, of Viz
ginia City, passed through Whitehall Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnston, of Fish
Creek, graced the town by their presence
on Monday.
Rev. S. A. Olive, will preach at Water
loo at II a. M, and at Pleasant Valley at
3 p. NJ, tomorrow.
Leah F. Simons of Jefferson Island has
been granted the privilege of sole trader
ship by Judge Parker.
Charles Cicero Parker passed through
town Monday enroute to Butte, where
he Will do a little railroading.
Mrs. M. ". Carney and Mrs. c. C. Park
er came down from Waterloo on We'd
nesday to attend the masquerade.
Miss Roxie Thompson, popular in two
counties, has returned to Anaconda
where she expects to make her home.
Arthur Needham, Jr, carried off the
honors as having the best character cos
tume among the gentlemen at the mas
querade.
Special music will be rendered at the *.
of p, service Sunday evening at Masonic
hall. Sermon by the Rev. Parish. Hour
1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berkin and daughter
Isabel, came in from Silver Star Saturday
evening and took the train Sunday for
Butte.
Judge Parker and Stenographer Monag-
han are in Dillon this week, a term of dis
ttict court having opened there on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Mcintyre, Miss
Goodrich, Miss Noble and Harry McIn-
tyre were among the Parrotites in town
Wednesday evening.
Rev. b. +. Norris of Anaconda is as
slsting Rev. Parish in a series of meetings
at South Boulder. He will preach at
Whitehall this evening.
w. f. Stronger left for Stella, Neb., on
Friday night. He was called home by
the serious illness of his father who is
over 50 years of age
7. +. Smith, one of the ~well-known
known ranchmen of the North Boulder
country, was in town this week on his
way to Madison county, where he has
some cattle interests.
Mis-. ThOs. s.. Smith arrived from Butte
on Mondays night train in response to a
telegram that day that her father, II.
Newkirk, was in a precarious condition.
r. II. Black of South Boulder has writ
ten a paper on the culture of strawber-
Ties which will be read before the meet
ing Of the State Horticultural society at
Missoula next week.
The matter of a town hall on the north
side of the railway track is being discuss
ed among citizens, and it is expected that
a project for erecting one may take def
mite form in the near future.
The young ladies attending school at
Bozeman report school closed for nearly a
week on account of the terrible blizzard.
They also report Miss Lilly Black quite
sick with an liberated tooth.
Fred Powell, the Boulder jeweler, has
suffered a severe stroke of paralysis rem
dcring him utterly Helpless.
Fire at Elkhorn OF Tuesday night de-
stroyed considerable property including
the home of Mrs. Concannon and the
store of H. ]. S~chreiner.
The locomotive firemen of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern have made
a demand for an increase in wages, APP
proximately four per cent.
There will be 40 service at the M. r.
church next Sunday evening on account
of the X. of p. anniversary. Those who
attend are cordially invited to partici-
pate in the anniversary. |
Rev. S. A. Oliver was in Butte Tuesday
attending the Conference Board of
Church Extension meeting at which two
applications for aid for new churches
were considered and these applications |
were recommended to the parent board
for aid. They were from the Gallatin and
Flathead counties.
Herbert Judevine, brother of Walter
Judevine, who was killed at Lime Spur
on the 9Th inst, arrived from his home at
Baraboo, Wis, Saturday morning and ar
ranged to have the body taken to Baraboo
for final interment. The body was taken
upon on Monday, enclosed In a shipping
case and started Tuesday.
DR.. Davis was absent from home all
day Monday. He was called to Sapping- |
ton by the illness of Mr.. and Mrs. Sap |
pington as well as that of their little SON.: |
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