Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-30
ORGANIZE
BOHEMIAN YOUNG WOMEN FORM
A SOCIAL CLUB,
DETAILS ARE NOT SETTLED.
Miss Profit Entertains Friends-Dr.
I~raplagen Returns From a Visit
to New York. 3e


to New York. 3e
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Bozeman, Nov. 2.-Dr. T%raphagen re-
turned from New Yory last night, hay
ing stopped over at West Point en-
route home to pay a short visit to STAN
ley Koch, whom he found in most excel
lent health and spirits and thoroughly
satisfied with the military
life at the National academy
In the next number of the Rocky
Mountain magazine, published at
Helena, will appear an article from the
pen of DIR. James Reid, on the growth
and progress of the Montana State Col
Iege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
1t IS needless to say that it will do
this institution full justice without
oVerestimating actual facts.
Ine stores are a Holiday
look, the windows being gayly dressed
and displaying a line of goods that are
fetching to say the least. The mer-
goods are leaving the stores even now.
chants anticipate an enormo trade
and Justified in their belief at the rate
An agricultural community may not
nave as much spare cash at the end Of
the week as those who reside in mining
camps but when it comes down to
a steady thing the Industrious hus-
bandman gets there with a well filled
wallet.
Social matters are a little more quiet
than they have been 70. some time, the
reason for this is, that the ladies have
70 prepare for the holidays and innum-
cradle presents have to be made, for
their frinds and relatives, or shopping
must be attended to in time to get the
pick and choice of the many attractive
articles displayed by the merchants.
When this matter of presents has been
looked after, the reception, card party,
informal evening and kindred functions
will agin come to the front II do
their share toward keeping the ladies
winter.
Mrs. Shulse. wife Of the Rev. j. NJ.
ShulSt, is on the sick list,
On Friday evening about twenty
young ladies met at the home Of Miss
Maud Martin for the purpose Of or
ganizing a club, each member Of which
is to entertain in turn all the other
members. A meeting to be held once
each week. After considerable dis
cusslon it was not definitely decided
VIA particular form the entertainment
should take, but in all probability cards
will be selected as the medium for Will
ing away the long winter evenings.
The details will be settled at the coming
meeting of the members and they will
be in readiness to begin in earnest. The
young aides anticipate many pleasant
gatherings.
Miss Profitt recently entertained a
few Of her intimate lady and gentlemen
friends at '63' to which several hours
were dutifully devoted. A light repast
suitable to the occasion was served.
Hensley ETAO SHRD CMF WYYLD
Among those present We're Misses
Mary Sales, Alice Martin, Alice Lewis
and Hattie Perkins. Messrs. Hensley
and Mills.
r. and Mrs. Louis Accola with their
three interesting little girls, Louise,
Stella and Grace, left today for Salt
Lake City for a visit of several months
duration. Il.
Mrs. H. NJ. Curry ,enrout from Denver
to st. Pau Twas the guest of I. L. Kirk
anu IdIilly IOT several UayS.
Robert Eggiman of Salesville came
to own on business and remained over
for a day, starting on the trip home,
this afternoon.
1t is somthing of a mystery where all
the grain and hay comes from that is
hauled over our city streets daily.
One our horse team follows close be-
hind the other each with two large wag-
ons. loaded to the top with sacks of
grain. hen for a change a half dozen
wagons carrying huge loads of baled
hay are dragged slowly along. followed
by more grain wagons. To the unin-
itiated it would seem that enough grain
has come down Main street this fall
to feed the entire population of the
state of Montana, leaving a large mar
gin for some other state where grain is
not so abundant as it is in the justly
ia med GalIatin Valley.