Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-12
WILL HOLD THE
EXERCISES OF HIGH SCHOOL IN
OPERA HOUSE.
IN ALUMNI BANQUET FOR 100.
Yellowstone Golf Links Laid Out and
Club Home Will Be
Built.
Livingston, May 10.

Livingston high school will be held in
the opera house tomorrow evening and
promise to be very interesting. The al
umni banquet will be given at the Park
and covers will be laid 10. 100
people. Some of the graduates will not
be present, but a majority of the aluln-
nj will be on hand to welcome the class
OF l900. Thu board of education and the
teachers Will be present and cach mem
Der OF the alumni will be permitted to in
vite one person. DIR. r. d. Allen will Of
f1ciate as POSTMASTER. H. J. Miller will
toast the class of 1900 n Jennie B.
Smith will respond.
Attorney NJ. r. Wilson will offer a
toast to the teachers and Miss Baich will
respond. The Alumni will receive a
toast from DR.. Alton and A. NJ. Anderson
Will respond. The banquet will be the
event of the season. The alumni bali will
occur in the city hall after the banquet
and will be a very pretty affair.
Mrs. J. r. King entertained a party Of
lady friends Monday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Ross of Big
Timber. who is visiting with Mrs. King.
The afternoon was a~greeably spent with
progressive whist. Mrs. +. m
took the head prize and Mrs. Crippen the
BOBBY. Dainty refreshments were serv-
'ed at the conclusion of the card games.
'IhoSe present We're: Mesdames Robert
son, Coyan, c. S. Hefferlin, w. N. Hef-
iNAinf ". oouShIiouI, oWlIlultuuTSl,
'Clippen, Stephenson, Talcott, Villas,
Horn, McCaw, Campbell, McCue, McI.ar-
Ell, Wetzstein, Lashorn, j.. Thompson,
Mayne. Alton Potter, Masters, Wells,
Starry. Pritchard, Carr, Chambers, Grace
and Miles.
Mrs. L. v. Styles entertained a fow
lady friends Saturday afternoon. The
diversion was in the form of making pref
ty hats out of tissue paper and was very
amusing to those present. Mrs. Alton
captured the first honors and Mrs. Floyd
Thompson second. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. j. e. Swindlehurst will entertain
the ladies' guild of st. Andrews church
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. F. McLaren and Mrs. Charles
H~udebOurck will depart tomorrow eVcn-
ing for Minneapolis to visit friends and
! relatives there for three or four weeks.
A. Van Brocklin and daughter went
over to BoZeman Sunday to visit Mrs.
Van Brocklin, who is at Foster sani-
tarium in that city.
The Yellowstone Golf club is making
, excellent progress and the inks have
been laid out in accordance with the
rules of the game. Every afternoon and
evening players can be seen covering the
course, the aides especially are taking
a great deal of interest in the game. A
club house will be put up shortly.
The Northern Pacific are constructing
a new depot platform here, the depot
building is also receiving a new coat of
paint which makes a great Improvement.
A team belonging to N, Butler ran
i n ,,rIy ,rnctn,,Iny ~ - anna VIZ n,rn
were attached to a spring wagon, which
was being loaded at the freight depot. O.
Person, a partner of Mr.. Buffers, was
thrown out and received a bad fracture
of the leg, just above the ankle. Mr.. But
Ter, in trying to stop the animals, was
thrown violently to the ground and had
his cheek badly bruised.
Will Davis, the young man who was
brought down from Horn a short time
ago suffering from smallpox, was releas-
ed from the pest house yesterday. This
is the last of the smallpox ca SEES in this
county.
Charles Sherwood arrived home yes
terday from Hot Springs, Ark, where he
has been SojOurning for the past five
months. His health is greatly improved
and he expects to go back to work on the
railroad shortly.
The baseball proposition is causing
considerable interest among the bleach
ers of this city and subscriptions to sup
port the team are being made in a lib
eral manner. A. M. Anderson has been
chosen as manager in place of Mr.. VOL
colt, who will not have time to attend 10
the affairs of the team. The Bozeman
ball team will cross bats with the Liv-
ingston team in this city neXt Sunday.
A 5-year-old son of j. l.. Goughnour
had the fingers on one hand terribly lac
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