Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-15

r Is, 1900.
terday. The concert was among the pleas
ant features, of the Helena guests, who
hau never heard the prison band before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mckenzie are over
from their stock ranch to day doing some
shopping.
II. N. Upton, after spending a week
mere as the guest of his family left for
Butte to look after interests,
During his visit here yesterday even
ing Governor Smith was the guest of Rev.
ana Mrs. Edgar j. Crawford.
VIM. Wallace, the wealthy stockman
from over near New Chicago, is a visitor
in town where he transacts most of his
business.
Chas. Miller, of Butte, who was injur-
ed in the runaway here Labor Day is i'm
proving rapidly. DR.. Dodds put the
fractured member in a plaster cast yes
terday.
Miss Birdie Anchors, of Kansas. arriv-
ed Friday for a visit with her uncle, AL.
P. Donahey. The young lady is a school
ledcneT dnQ may conclude to remain
permanently in Montana.
Miss Nettie Mills, formerly of this city
is now holding a position on the Helena
Herald as proofreader and society edi-
tor. Miss Nettie is fond of her work
and being in every way capable will no
doubt make a success of her chosen pro-
fession.
Miss Clara Zosel, recently chosen as
teacher for the Emery school the present
term, began her duties Monday morning.
The young lady has been fitting herself
for a teacher for some time, and we con-
graduate the people of Emery on secur-
ing her services.
Mrs. Sam Scott is entertaining a large
number of her lady friends at a recep-
ton this afternoon ito meet Mrs. DR..
Mitchell Of Warm Springs. The happy
throng are assembled in the private par
lors of the Scott House and all seem to
be having a most enjoyable time.
Hal Atkins Of the Golden Rule, James
Lear, and David G.. Irvine returned Sat-
urday evening from a two days bear hunt
in the Rock Creek country. Bruin heard
they were coming and made himself
scarce. However they got a long range
shot at two deer, but without bringing
| them down.
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Jim Mcmillan was out in the noun
tains Sunday working up an appetite,
and he now snys he verify believes he
has discovered the amous Dead Mans
Nine" He brought in some good look
ing rock, and it don't assay too high in
disappointment and poverty, he's going
to return and locate it. Here's pullin'
fer you, Jim.
Dewitt Peck, after spending his vaca-
ton at home in Deer Lodge, returned to
| his studies at the Iowa State college at
Ames. Iowa, last Friday. Immediately
on his arrival he was sent to the Iowa
State fair, at Clinton, the faculty having
selected him as one of the judges of
horses there during the event. We
congratulate the young gentleman on his
preferment.
A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday afternoon at the Van Gundy home
on the West Side, in which Mr.. Walter
Adams, of Butte. and Miss Evelyn Van
Gundy were the chief participants. Rev.
E. 7. Crawford of the Christian church
presided and the attendants We're Miss
lone Bradshaw Mr.. James Adams, OF
Butte, Miss Cornelia Van Gundy and Mr..
Elmer Van Gundy. Miss Van Gundy is a
native Deer Lodge girl who is greatly be-
loved and respected and Mr.. Adams is a
young man in every way worthy of the
occasion. A wedding supper was served at
6 o'clock and the table was lavishly dec
| grated with vases of smilaX, ferns and
| garden flowers. The young people have
the best wishes of the people of Deer
Lodge where both are so we'll known.
Only the immediate relatives were pres
ent.
Upon the occasion of the visit of Gov
ernor Smith, Attorney General Nolan, Da-
vid and l.. Marks, Sol Genzberger and
Jesse Singley all prominent citizens of
Helena, Mayor and Mrs. Frank Conley
gave an elaborate dinner in their honor.
At 3 o'clock the prison band rendered a
number of especially selected pieces,
which were greatly enjoyed, as thisb band
cannot be surpassed by any musical
organization in the state. At 4 o'clock
the guests repaired to the Conley home
and enjoyed a grand dinner which was
served under the direction of Mrs. Conley
and her guest, Miss Hilda Higgins, OF
Missoula. The table was Hastily decorat-
ed with carnations, smilaX and roses, while
in the reception room We're great boquets
of sweet peas and carnations. The bill
of fare served in eight courses was as
follows: clans on half shell, port wine;
PURGE of clam soup, claret; lake trout,
egg sauce, sliced tomatoes; young roast
pig, apple sauce, calves foot jelly, cur
rant jelly, champagne; shrimp salad,
mayonnaise dressing; burnt almonds,
stuffed dates; ice cream, assorted cake;
black coffee, Havana cigars.
For three hours the guests ate and
talked enjoying every minute of the time.
Those of the citizens who We're present
We're: Peter Walton, VIM. Coleman, Geo.
S. Miller, A.. D.. Hoss. Frank Mason, c.
D. Joslyn, w. N. Aylesworth, DIR. It. r.
Dodds and Nat Y. Hoss. A flash light
picture of the party was taken while
at the table.
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