Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-24

people We're present, and thoroughly en-.
joyed the hospitality of line women, trip
ping the light fantastic until a late hour.
After the dancing the women served light
refreshments.
Miss Marie Sleeper gave a party Thurs
day afternoon to some so boys ard girls,
who were largely Instrumental in her
securing the gold watch and chain CIV
en- away by The Gazette. AS the after
noon was delightfully."- pleasant the chill
dren were entertained on the lawn in
various outdoor games, after which re-
fresh1ments of ice cream and cake were
served.
E. J.. Tubbs, who skipped out a few
days g with $500 belonging to the firm
of Tubbs & Jones, sheepwagon manufac-
turers, was arrested at Sheridan, WyO..
and brought back to Billings on a charge
of grand larceny, had his preliminary
hearing before Justice Fraser today n
the judge took the case under advise
ment until Wednesday.
The Billings high school football team
has two contests on it's hands this week.
One will be with the Bozeman agricul-
tural college eleven next Friday at Boze-
On the day following the team
will stop at Livingston to play the
town team. The home boys are showing
up in splendid form and have hopes of
winning both games.
Daniel Mount and Miss Name Reed
were united i'll marriage Saturday night
at the home of thes groom's mother, on
North Twenty-seventh street. Rev. w.
d. Clark performed the Mr..
and Mrs. Mount left yesterday for Malta,
Mont, where they will reside, carrying
will them the well wishes of many
friends.
1t viii be good news to many Billings
people to learn that Mrs. M. II. Tomp-
kins and daughter. Miss Martha, are to
return to the city this week. They have
been in Kansas City for the past four
months. Mrs. Tompkins is considered
to be one of the best musicians in he
west. and is a great favorite in Bill
lings.
C. o. Gruwell is advertising for bids
for the carpenter and brick work on a
three-story brick n stone business
block, ITO he erected in this city shortly.
The foundation has been constructed for
several months. Mr.. Gruwell has already
had a nllrr,ber Of applications for the
renting of the %cuilding.
The literary department of the Wo-
mans CLUB met with Miss Crawford, Fri
day afternoon. there being a good atten-
dance of members. The committee sell
ected to map an outline of :le years work
GppM7sI IN q cIt1,5Yy nf tCI,r .>an -
gsther with current literature, current
events and music.
Lon Fam Lin n Yu Fon, two we'll
known Cinnamon of Billings. left yester-
day for a six months visit to the Flow.
cry kingdom. Young Henry, another
celestial, also expects to go to his native
Ian shortly. --~~~-a.
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The engagement of Miss Josephine
Natalie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Twyman, 1853 Madison avenue, Chicago,
to Mr.. Lewis Chaplin Babcock of this
city is announced. Mr.. Babcock is a son
of Hon. A. L.. Babcock and wife of BIZ
lings.
Mrs. Fred Sweetman, who has been
residing at Palo Alto, Cal, for the past
two years, is visiting Billings friends.
h viii reside in Bozeman this winter,
where her son will attend the Agricul-
tural college.
Mrs. Walt Clifton and sister, Miss
Lottie Hardy, have. gone to Minneapolis.
The latter will attend school in tina
place, while the latter after a short
visit there, will go to Iowa to remafn this
winter.
Miss Myrtle Lamertine entertained a
number of friends on Thursday night at
a whist party in the parlors of the Cot
tage nm. Following the cards, delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Elmer F. Crawford and children,
of Shawmut, have come to Billings to re-
side this winter SO that the latter may at
tend our public schools.
Miss Anna Jones, who has been greatly
afflicted with asthma, has gone to Los
Angeles, California, for the benefit of her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Sayer of Helena
are in the city, guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Walk.
David Moss. OF Paris, Mo-. Who has
been visiting his son, p. B. Moss, has re-
turned to his home.
The first week of registration in Bill
linpS shows an addition of 235 names tO