Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-25
LlVlNGSTONNEW
A CLUB HOUSE
YELLOWSTONE GOLF CLUB DIS
CUss ITS ERECTION.
TO REPRESENT MONTANA CABIN
County is Free From smallpox
Belcher Social Event-Meeting
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Livingston, Mont, M

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= Livingston, Mont, MayAzD1
A meeting of the Yellowstone goh
club was held at the Rocky Mountain
club rooms last night to discuss the erec-
ton of a club house, in the near futuFe.
Nothing definite was done in the matter,
ecept to appoint committees to ascertain
the probable cost of the building and-tp
devise ways and means of raising the
money. 1t is proposed to build the clup
house of logs, thirty by eighteen feet,
with a yeranda around it, to represent a
a typical Montana log cabin. An excaI-4'
lent floor will be put in so tina it may
be used for dancing and other entertainF
ments which will be given to raise money
to pay for the building.
Miss Belcher chamingly entertained a
small party of her young friends, Mon
day evening, at the home of her sister
Mrs. d. A. McCaw. The affair was Civ
en- in honor Of her friend, Miss Mallon.
who departs this evening to spend the
summer with friends in the east. Pro
grassive euchrp. was the diversion Of the
evening, Miss Wakefield capturing the
aides prize, a gold shirt waist set, and
Mr.. Eaton the .gentleman's prize, an
6DOly HdHulGu clOlIlCS vi uSH. - Ill
lunch was served at the conclusion Of
the card games, which We're greatly en-
joyed by all. Those present were:
Misses Mallon, Mortimer, Wakefield.
Krieger, Stephenson, Adelaide and Alice
Chambers, Johnston; Messrs. Eaton,
, Bennett, Hickman, Brooks, Elliott.
Deeds, Pampel, sperry, Swindlehurst
At the last meeting of the Montana
| Press Association, it was decided to
| hold the session of 1900 at Kalispel, while
| this city was selected as second choice
of the meeting. Owing to unforeseen and
u~nfavorable circumstances Kalispel has
! expressed a desire to be relieved of the
convention. AS soon as the news reach
ed Livingston, Mayor John 7. Smith,
Immediately began to make rrange
ments for securing the meeting OF the
association to be held here: The follow
ing letter received by Mr.. Smith this
morning, explains itself: -s,
| Big Timber, Mont, May n
Mr.. John T. Smith, mayor Livingston,
Mont. an.21. "-". h.. Nv. .. III
Dear Sir: I am authorized by the pres
ident of the Montana State Association
Mr.. John MoMurray Of Butte, to accept
your very cordial invitation to the assO-
citation to hold it's meeting for this veal
in your city. I am also instructed tc
I ~ tAAS 80 III A4AS NASS III ~ 1872
ing to you, that the convenience OF YOU
people may be accommodated. -
On behalf of the association I desire te
thank you for the indulgences which
you promise to extend to it's member:
when they visit your city-the freedom
of the park; Introduction to the aristo'
cratic game of golf and, above all, fol
the guarantee that the wind shall no
blow at a velocity to exceed thirty mile.
an hour during the a of the assocfa-
ton in your city.
In full confidence hat you will be able
to make all of these promises good,
shall take pleasure in earnestly urgins
a large attendance, knowing as I do tina
the unstinted hospitality of the people
of Livingston will nsu to the Associa-
ton uch a meeting as will be memor
able in it's annuls.
Awaiting your further pleasure, I hav'
the honor to remain, sir, your obedien
!, servant WALTER AITkEN,
Secretary Montana State Press Associa
The local press will cooperate will
the mayor in preparing to entertain tn
visitors. 1t is proposed to give a ban
quet in the opera house and a tril
through the Yellowstone Park is also il
contemplation.
Annie Evans, the young man who wa
stricken down with smallpox at Hor
about three weeks, age, has entirely re
covered and was released from the pes
!. house yesterday. his county is nov
free from smallpox and it is hoped tina
no more cases will develop. T
, In the district court this morning
Anna KilgOre was granted a divorc
! from her husband, Samuel Kilgore.
! Mrs. J. H. Wolcott, who has bee
> spending the past winter at San Anaoni
: Texas, owing to her poor health. will re
. turn home next Sunday.
l Mike Nee, of the Northern Pacific cor
struction department received til
= sad intelligence yesterday, of he deaf
of his father, at Prior Lake, MINI. II
departed last evening to attend the fun
eral. 10
e Smith and Louise Miles went to Bozt
q man this week to visit at the college Fl
a few days. y
=: Ware b. Gay, manager for the Montan
!" Coal & Cok CO., at Horn went east tn
morning on businesses at Helena an
4 Butte.
A warrant was sworn out yesterda
for the arrest of John Brooks of Hor,
q Greek. He is charged with malicious
q and wilfuly shooting q stallion belong
d ing to Jacob Miller.
Walter Lesser departed for Big Tin
d Der Sunday, to take charge of the B
Timber Express during the absence
Editor Walter Aitken who has gone
q Kalispell to edit the Bee until after Il
coming campaign is over.
A marriage license vas issued yeste
e day to Wm.E. Battice and Josie s. Bra
ley. both Of Fridley. The ceremony W
performed by Judge Henry yesterday a