Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-07

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contemplat tes making trip to Salt
Lake.
w. u. Fergus was here Sunday to
Mrs. Kellogg and daughter and take
them to Whitehall after their visit in
Helena.
j. 81. Shelton, formerly pastor of the
M. p. south church here, was in town
Monday. He is ftraveling representative
for the Helena Independent
Miss Hieber, who has been at the
Windsor hotel for some time, returned
to her home in Corbin Sunday and in
company with her sister will visit
friends IN Elliston and Marysville for a
few weeks.
Judge Twof1y, one or the firm of Two
ny Bros, railroad contractors was here
sunday and was accompanied by his
three young sons. Though on the road
much ct the time Mr.. Twohys home is
in Spokane.
Mrs. Frank Showers has gone to Min
neapolis to. visit her sister, Mrs. Flo
Mckay, and to see her daughter. Miss
Mabel, who has been there several
weeks. She will probably spend the
summer and autumn there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald arrived from
Great Falls a few days ago and she is
visit ting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell, while Mr. Mcdonald has gone
to Butte, where they will probably make
their home.
James Ryan and A. L. Dulaney have
| returned from their "trip to st. Louis
with horses and report finding a very
fair market. They We're i'm Kansas City
a few days before the convention, hut
seats were selling at $50 each and they
concluded not to stay.
DR.. Hunter is away on a trip to the
East.
William Butler has gone to visit his
son in Butte.
The Cold Springs school closed the
first of the week.
Glenn Shelton has accepted position
with Knowles & Thomas.
Arno Hammer and family went to
Butte yesterday to remain few days.
I Mrs. Grady and children have gone
TO Butte to visit with relatives for a
week.
Charles sharke arrived from Glendale
yesterday to spend the Fourth with
friendssin the valley.
Rev. Mr.. Bramble is spending a part
OF the week in Deer Lodge with his son.
who Is principal of the school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Flood and her sis
tiers, Mary and Agnes Wickham, are
spending the Fourth with friends in
Anaconda.
The .Elkhorn school will close this
week and Miss Filcher will return to
Boulder to spend the summer at home.
Miss Kane contemplates a trip to Seat
tie.
Bruce Beardsley has returned from his
trip to Michigan-that is from some
where down on the Burlington line on
hi way to Michigan. He started East
to assist in driving horses through but
the owner concluded to ship and Bruce
came back because he says it is awfullv
hard to travel East on the tie Burling-
tom line without a ticket.
DR.. Haviland and family and his
brother-in- law, Ed Page. came out from
Butte yesterday for a few days at the
springs They were ready to come Nom
day evening. but at the last moment
decided not to on account of the night
ride for Mr.. Page who has been down
with pneumonia and thus were fortu-
nate In not being on the train tnat was
wrecked. w. H. Cochran of Butte was
with the party.
Not only was there general regret on
account Of the railroad wreck, but in
Boulder there was special interest on
account of the injury to one who was
coming to Boulder to meet his affianced
bride. Announcements We're out or the
wedding of Rev. G. Carroll Rector, pas
tor of the M. E. south church at Boze-
man to Rolie Neer Gillian OF Boulder,
to take place at M. E. churc here
Tuesday morning. He came from Roze-
man by way of Butte and was passen-
ger on the Inflated train. Mrs. Gillian
was at the station to meet him and was
greatly disturbed at the first report of a
wreck. When later news came as to the
humber of people killed and injured
she was of course greatly agitated and
on the receipt of telegram that he was
safe but isomeWt-- injured, she tainted
while in sthe telegrapher's office and
looking at the message that he was
writing az it came over the wire. How
ever. shes bore uD bravelv and teie-
graphic communication in the morning
informed her and others that he was in
the hospital in Butte but not danger
ously hurt. Mrs. Gillian and her sis
ter, Miss Williams and her friend Miss
Knowltof, who was here from Butte to
attend the wedding went to Butte on
the afternoon train and the wedding
was to take place as soon as possible
after their arrival. The church here
had been quite elaborately decorated
and the presiding eld of this district,
Rev. s. b. Tabor, was here to perform
the ceremony, but plans We're eranged
in an unexpected manner. However II
is fortunate that Mr.. Rector's injuries
were no worse 1T was the intention of