Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
NTBozEMAN CHRoN1cL1NGs.

Saturday.
Watson Boyle made a trip to Helena
]. A. Jackson. Of Helena, was in the
city Saturday.
NJ. g. Swan. of Bridger, was in Boze-
man Saturday.
c. s..Haire, Of Helena, came over from
that city Friday.
H. N. Westaway was in town from Hell
ena last Thursday.
]. M. Lindley made a bushes strip to
Trail Creek yesterday.
e. W.. Ray, Of Helena, was a visitor
here Thursday of last week.
F. s. Kinney, of Helena, came down
from the capital Friday.
Henry Baker, of Meadow Creek, was a
visitor In the city Saturday.
VIM. Harkins, Of Trail Creek regis
tered at the Bozeman Friday.
pleasant visit in Bozeman Friday.
Maurice Roth, one Of LivingstOn's citi-
zens, spent yesterday in Bosnian.
Cyrus Payton, of Wilqok Creek, was in
town the latter part of last week.
Albert Lindberg was in town from
Livingston the fore part of the week.
George T. Young. sheriff of Park coun-
ty, was over from Livingston Saturday.
j. ". Hathaway, of Helena. came down
from the capital the latter part of last
week.
Ed. L. Stowe, proprietor of The Boze-
man, departed Monday morning on a trip
to the asst.
J. W Criswell came to town during the
fore part of the week from his home in
Park county.
resident Of Bozeman, was in Bozeman
over Sunday.
Louis lang, an old resident Of Three
Forks, was in town during the latter
part OF last week.
c. W; sparr Of Belgrade was in town
frnrn tho fIriNyp& {Ov1ym xr,c~< L1~o
Friday Of last week.
DR.. James Reid, Of the college. is alb
sent on q visit to Salt Lake. He is eX-
pected back Saturday.
Prof W. E. Harmon was in Helena
last week in attendance on the state
teachers association meeting.
Jesse Mcclure of West Gallatin was
intown Monday and favored the Chron-
icle Office with a call.
Miss Dellat Tate spent the Christmas
L. d. Tinsley of Whitehall.
Mrs. J. w. Ponsford departed for Hell
ena on Thursday mornings train to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Walker.
Jonas Henderson departed Sunday
morning for Pasadena, California, where
Miss Marie Johnson Of Livingston was
in the city Saturday. Miss johnson is
engaged in. teaching school at Muir.
Thomas G. Lemons, from the mouth
Of Spanish Creek, was in town Saturday
and paid a pleasant visit.to this office.
Miss NJ. f. Chrisman. county superin-
tendent, was in Helena last week attend
ing the meeting Of the state teachers
association. ~
Mrs. Walter Sales has been quite i'll
during this week.
Mrs. e. ". Blankenship has been on
the sick list for a few days this week.
Rev. S. B. Tabor returned this week
from Gallop. where he has been con-
Quoting revival services for Rev. W. G..
Forbis.
DR.. James Reid Of the college was In
Helen last week and took a prominent
part in the deliberations of the teachers
association.
Sherman Phillips. Clinton Lamma and
Charles Rufner spent Sunday and Mon
day at Mystic Lake fishing, hunting and
taking photographs.
p. Cummings of Livingston. roadmas-
ter Of the Montana division OF the
Northern Pacific. was in town. Friday
on a flying business trip.
Attorney II. C. McElroy of Butte was
in town during the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. McElroy is making a success of his
profession in the Smoky City and rapid
Ily coming to the front.
A, report of the state board Of stock
commissioners gives the lnlher of
cattle shipped out of Montana last year
as 203,498 and the number Of young
cattle brought into the state rs 50. 900
head. OF his latter number l,S4t We're
thoroughbred cattle brought in for
breeding purposes. Sixty arrests were
made by the 81 inspectors for violations
of the stock law. During the year 1872
cattle were killed by the railroads of
the state.
Friday evening the Jolly N~eighbors
Whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ray at their new home on Grand ave-
nue.. The club members and guests
spent p very pleasant evening. the oc-
casion4 being all the more interesting on
account of it being the first anniversary
of the marriage of the host and hostess.
The pastime OF the club, progressive
whist. was enjoyed until a little before
midnight, when refreshments of a dainty
character were served. The several
scores were then counted and Mrs. w, S.
Davidson was found to have the most
points on behalf OF the ladies, and was
given the prize. a handsome picture and
frame. John Luce was awarded a book
for having the highest score among the
gentlemen players. The following is a
list of the members and guests presents:
Mr.. n Mrs. Will w. White. Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Luce, Mr.. inc Mrs. ]. III.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamme, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Brook Martin. Mr.. ami Mrs. Burr
Fisher. DR.. and Mrs. Tudor. Mr.. and Mrs.
". s. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Kirk,
Mr. and Mrs. der. Mrs. c. 5. Hartman,
Mr. Richards OF Butte. Mrs. Kyle and
MN D0ane, Misses Maud Martin. Gage,
Mendenhall, Hoffman, Maxey, Gage, Cox
and Patton.
Professors Cobleigh. Brewer and Cur