Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-20

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soula.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogan, who had
been spending their honeymoon in Mis-
soula and Hamilton, have returned to
Butte.
Mrs. f. w. Folkins is reported very
ill.
On of the Gildersleeve boys killed a
fine four-point buck, up the Rattlesnake,
Friday.
The storm set the devotees of the gun
talking about seeking the foothills to
meet the blacktails on their downward
trip from their summe homes on the
higher levels.
Mrs. s. H. Garrett has gone to Ne
braska, where she will visit relatives
during the winter.
Mrs. George Miller, who fell into the
cellar of her home, striking on her head,
is happily recovering from the bruises
received.
A masquerade ball furnished enjoy
ment for those who delight in tripping
the light fantastic, on the north side,
Saturday night.
A main has been matched between the
Granite and Philipsburg devotees of
cock Fighting, to be pulled off about
Thanksgiving.
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.
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The Ravalli County State Growers as
sooia'tion was in session the last of the
week, discussing ways and means for
lettering their business.
Tiny Howerton, aged 10 years, was a
victim of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Howley will entertain the ladies
of the Presbyterian church on Thursday
afternoon, at which TIME "a lunch will be
served.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Solvthwick was celebrated at the
home of their ~son-in-law, w. Fl. Roberts.
For a half century they have travelled
life's journey together and are now
basking in the glory of their setting sun.
Mrs. Charles Eyclesheimer of Missoula
was among the guests.
A wedding Is on his weeks pro-
gramme, to be solemnized Wednesday
evening, the contracting parties being
James Burgoyne of Great Falls and Miss
Lola Caples.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Johnson on the 18th instant.
Sunday evening, ait the Episcopal
church, Rev. George Stewart conducted
memorial services in honor of the late
Marcus DAILY. Rev. Stewart is a pioneer
minister in the northwest, and having
been personally acquainted with Mr..
DAILY and the history in which the latter
so largely figured, his address was espe-
cially interesting as an historical re-
sumo.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Martin are happy
over the arrival of a daughter at their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson
have also been similarly blessed.
The Dunbar and Johnson buildings, ON
South Second street, have passed to the
ownership of Clyde Coulter for the sum
of $1,000.
Married, Thursday, October 10, ait the
home of the brides parents, NJ. Thomas
Burns and Miss Louisa Heavilin, Rev.
j. A. Martin officiating. The happy
couple left the same day for Kentucky,
Where they will spend their honeymoon.
Bernard Critic is nursing a dislocated
shoulder, incurred during a
County Superintendent Million exam
ined the applicants. for certificates to
teach, On Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Daugherty of Cor
Wallis are enjoying themselves in New
York city.
C. A. Cummings of Silver Springs,
Ark, editor of the Sunny South, is the
guest of his sister, Miss Fannie Cum
mings.
Mrs. ]. D. Watts and daughter, Miss
Blanche, have returned from a two
months visit in Missouri.
The ladies of the Catholic Sewing
circle VIII nolu tnelf bazaar ana dance
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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The Tammany will soon be enlarged
by Russ Downing, proprietor.
IMPERIAL FAMILY MOVING.
Order the Attendance of Governor of
SEE Chuen.
anvG1Ht o., u
Shanghai, Nov. 19.-The governor gen.
eral of the province of Gee Chuen has
been ordered to join the court. ~fs
causes excitement in provincial official,
dom, as it is regarded as a further indi.
cation that the imperial family is going
to Cze Chuen.