Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-24
Bohemian, April 20.

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The reorganization of the Bozeman
Brass band was completed the latter part
of last week and the following officers
will take charge of the destinies of the
musical organization: President, Leo
nard e. Hanson; leader, Jessie Thomp-
son; assistant leader, Mr.. Majors; treas
urer, r. B. Story; secretary, fleece Wells'
financial secretary, Harry Howard ser
geant-at-arms, Ed. Howard Inc new
of band concerts which will be given sat
urday evenings during the summer ana
it is expected that the melody. OF TINS
model musical organization Will adu not
a little to the attraction OF bozeAla"
streets during the summer evenings.
This evening the C. c. c.. society at the
College gave a party. 1t was not ailer
the ordinary manner OF parties TOT II was
a birthday party given to about a nun
dred persons, each one or Whom was es-
pecially honored by the anniversary fete.
The scheme was a simple one Little
notes were distributed among friends OF
the students and accompanying each note
was a TIM sack. To all who received
these marks of distinction these lines
were addressed:
This Birthday Party is given to you.
'Tis nothing novel, it's nothing new.
We SEND to each this little sack
Please either bring or send 1T back,
With as many cents as you are ola
We promise the number will never be
told,
We hope you'll come, We'll endeavor to
please,
And help the cause of the C. C. CTS.
Some Young ladiees received these in
yitations. Their age is nobody's BUSH
ness and when they went to secure pen
MES to put in the sacks there was an
embarrassing silence when the obliging
/ clerk asked How many please?' Some
of the young ladies concealed the number
of their years by buying one hundred
pennies, thus provoking the risibles of the
college students and recruiting their ex-
chequer in the same sack.
Last evening there was a contest at the
bowling alley between the married and
the single men of the city. The losers
were required to provide the company
with an oyster supper. Six were chosen
on each side and the game was a hot one.
The single men were not In 1t for more
han a minute. Everything seemed to
come the way of the benedicts and they
rolled up scores that put the bachelors to
shame. Among those who participated in
his unique contest were Walter Sales
Ernest Holman, Reece Wells. Frank
prised the married contigent while Pierce
VanAllen and Ed. L. Stowe. These com
Buzzard, A. H. Currier, Chas. Sales. Jack
Watkins and J. e Davies made up the
single men. A number of college boys
attended the contest and took part in the
enthusiasm, furnishing all the encour-
agement to the single men that cheers fol
their favorites and boots for their ad.
V%ersaries would allow.
, B. J. Mannery and wife were the reel.
pients of a pleasant surprise last Wed
nesday evening by a number Of the Roy
- 1,nrsS Nh 0anoCinn of thu Cpvr
: prise was the fifth anniversary of tn
wedding of this worthy couple and thu
assembled guests presented them with {
! handsome rocking chat as a memento o
the fifth-mile post on the high way O
' their married life. The party was great
J ly enjoyed by those present n thu
J memory will linger among their mos
pleasant recollections.
DIR. w. Tudor is interested in a rancl
y near the city. lie also has a sheep rancl
j in this county and several more scattered
y around the state. About this time ever.
year. Mr.. Tudor makes a pilgrimage tt
( his holdings and interviews the sheep
herders on the w~ool'uuestion. The docto
makes several trips to the farm eve
J spring to make arrangements for tn
y coming seedtime and altogether is quit
\ a busy a He tells numerous storie
4 of his rambles among his baronial pos
4 sessions and if half of the tales are tru
he has an inexhaustible resource for
pastoral novel. It has got so that wheI
the doctor tells a story he always pre-
4 faces it with: when I was out at tn
4 sheep ranch" or a similar expression. Dl
4 Tudor will leave in a few days on hi
yearly jaunt to the sheep ranch.
i County Attorney w. r. c. Stewart i
still i'll with a disease, that the doctor
= presist in denominating scarlet fevel
The attendant physician says this dag
nosis Is incorrect, but q scarlet feve
sign still adorns Mr. Stewards front doc
and to all intents and purposes he is
victim of the disease.
Fred Hoss, manager of the business de
: partment of the Bozeman Chronicle, ha
moved his family to this city from Hell
: ena. They will begin Housekeeping q
soon as a suitable residence can be secur
: ed. Mr.. Hoss was formerly county treas
urer of Lewis and Clarke county
!. Since the Montana State college ha
!: been located in this city the colleg
grounds have been without telephon
communication with the rest Of the city
y Lately the college authorities have de
s cided to put in a telephone and the lin
y will be completed in a few days.
s ingston, is in the city today. He is a wei
come guest to his man friends here.
y Announcements are out for the quar-
terly conference of the NJ. E.. church G
Y Middle Creek. which will be held Ma
\ on added Importance from the fact tina
4 the new Camp Greek church will be dedi
N Gated at that time and all former pastor
4 are included in the urgent invitatio