Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-30
THE PROGRAMME
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES
IN THE OPERA HOUSE.
THE PAVING PROPOSITION
Bohemian and Livingston Will. Clos
Dashboard Of County Com
missioners.

Dashboard OF County Com
m~issioners.
Bohemian, Mont, May %. 13qp.,
The programme at the opera house on
the occasion of the graduating exercises.
of the pupils of the county high school
contains much of interest to those who
expect to attend. The in~vocationfAwiil
be delivered by Rev. G.. C. Rector follow
ing which Miss Thayis and Cooley will
sing a duet. The s~alutatory will BIZ by,
Dorena Elizabeth Tuthili, entitled ..sSSlp-,
| shine n Shadow and Lester Marion
Hollier will follow this with an oratioa,
on Trades Unions" Edith Ellen Brown:
! will deliver an grafton on THE Age of
Perivles" and the class history will be
~recounted by Carl Adolph Spieth. Miss
Mary Waters is on the programme fora
piano solo and following this will be I'm
GRAFTON by Mary Ernestine Nichols on
Trusts" Lewis Andy Cowan will de-
liver an Grafton on 1.-The Ancient Greek
Civilization and the class prophecy will
be the work 70 Charles Theophilus Sack
ct. Miss Carrie Zoe Hartman wild be
class valedictOrian n will take fer her
subject 1.-THE New Republic. and the
programme will be concluded by a vocal
solo by Miss Hattie Parkins. The di-
| plomas will then be presented and Rev.
4 Frank B. Lewis wi pronounce the bene4
diction. 1t is thought that John d.
Losecamp of Billings will be asked to
come to this city and present the diplo-
mas to the graduates. This is the first
class to graduate under the law of which
Mr.. Losecamp is the founder and parent
and the management of the chooi and
the citizens here are not unmindful of the
services conferred to the cause of educa-
ton by the mar from Billings and wish
to signalize h new departure in educa-
| ton by bringing the author OF. the law
and the fruits Of his efforts together on
the same platform.
\ There will be no meeting OF the city
council this week as the regular meeting
night is the first Thursday of the month
and this will take the next meeting over
into the month Of June. The matter of
street paving will be on tap at the next
council meeting and a warm time is eK-
4 pected. There will be a division over
paving m maeadamizing some of.tthe
council favOring one and some the other.
i; Next Saturday Bozeman and Iivings-
ton will cross bats on the local diamond
and a special train will be run from I4iv.
ingston to accommodate those who wish
to come to This city to see the:game. The
/ local nine has been at Livingston once
4 and suffered defeat and this game is for
+ the purpose of giving the home team a
4 cnanSe TO recover Jne1T IOSl IduTelSs| IL
is thought that a considerable number
from Livingston will take advantage OF
the excursion and attend the game.
The board q of county commissioner
will meet Monday in regular.sessiOnyafd
attend to the usual county businesshin
cidental to a quarterly session OF the
board. The Gallatin county board has
the smallpox problem on it's hands just
at present and will take some little time
to arrange for the comfort of the three
men in a tent who are up on the quaran-
tine hill under a guard. The man Whe
was afflicted with the smallpox is recoy-
ering and will be out in a day or tive
and his two companions show no signs ac1
coming dow with the disease. ss4s.
The Montana state band is in thu
! throes of a wordy war over the sum Oh
twenty dollars that has leaked out. of the
!, exchequer in some manner OIL
! at lest unexplained. Suspicion has fall.
en- on one of the members and his resig
nation has been requested. e%;@
!. Col. Wilbur F. Sanders of Helena wal
in the city last week attending to lega
businesses. -. - =
= Lon r.. Hoss of Deer Lodge. was in the
city over Sunday accompanied by hi:
little son. ~ ~
Al Croonuuist of Carbonate was amens
the arrivals in the city Sunday. He pre-.
diets a big year for the mines and ranges
of the Rocky Form. E
Harry Latta was over from Livingston
Sunday and part of last week. He wa:
. !, called here by the sad news of his sister!
death and came to attend the funera
which took place Sunday. SEQ
The Bozeman Cafe has shut UP shol
v for want of patronage that would war
rant a high class restaurant. This bring
the number of restaurants in Bozeraai
: down to two. u =
I -- OF Il
e A bowling tournament at the allie,
Saturday night. resulted in a victory 70
Ernest Heilman who rolled AZ in on
game and won the prize.
d REWARD. 4
|, The undersigned will pay the sum @
! twenty-five hundred dollars ($2, 50O.90l t
any person or persons furnishing the un
dersigned with Information which wi
lead to the detection and conviction, g
any person or persons Or corporation
who have heretofore or nay hereafte
o ~respass upan and extract and remos