Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-22
H0bOES MOVE ON
BOHEMIAN A POOR PLACE FOR THE
TRAVELLING GENTRY.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern Star Helping Out on the State
Home for Aged
Masons.
Bozeman. November 10.

Bozeman, November 10.
The sheriff has but two boarders in
the bastile at present. His hosiery
does not seem to meet the demands OF
the genus hobo as a place to hibernate
in, and they consequently give it the
go-by for more favored institutions To-
Gated in other counties. BoZeman is not
a very good hobo town, anyway. Be-
tween the police and the sheriff, the
Weary Willies find this a hard and cruel
section in which to tarry, and they have
Iblacklisted the town.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Burr
Fisher entertained a large number OF
her friends at her home on Central ave.
nue.. this being the second reception
given by that lady during the week.
The coZy home was beautifully deco
rated with chrysanthemums and pre-
scented a lovely scene. The guests be-
gan to arrive about 2 O'Clock, and as
soon as they had all met the game OF
"63" was started and played with a zest
that ended in Miss Gertie Lewis being
declared the winner of the first prize, a
handsome point lace handkerchief, and
Mrs. George DER, having the next best
score, carried off a statuette for her
skill. After the games We're concluded
refreshments of a delicious character
We're served by the hostess and some
time was spent in pleasant social con-
verse before the ladies departedefor their
respective homes. Those present were:
Mesdames Fred Fielding, John A.. Luce,
George DER, E. j. Owenhouse, E. 3. Nc
Cormick, Walter Cooper, Elmer Ray, w.
S. Tudor, Charles NJ. Chambliss. James
. Martin, Joseph Baker, William A. Al
ward, Mary Doane, Nelson Story, Jr.,
Frederick Culloden, w. S. Davidson, w.
W. White, the Misses NJ. A.. Cantwell,
Maude Martin, Alice Gage, Lucy Gage.
Mary Gage, Blanchard, Mckenzie, May
MaXey, Virginia Corbett, Luce, Bal
linger, Alice Davis and Eleanor Ferris.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star held
their weekly meeting at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Tracy on Saturday. They
have inaugurated these meetings for the
purpose of making a small collection at
each one. The sum collected goes to the
fund to be used for the erection Of a
home for old Masons in this state. The
afternoon was spent in social converse,
after which a light luncheon was served
by the hostess, each of the guests con-
tributing the sum of 10 cents as her
share toward the building fund.
Mrs. Woodruff. wife of Prof. f. c..
Woodruff of the Montana college, was
called to Vassar, Mich. Sunday night,
by a telegram announcing the serious ill
ness Of her father.
John L Taylor, a young man who has
invented and patented a non-refillable
bottle. left tonight for st. Louis to ar
range for the manufacture of his inven-
ton on a large scale. After attending to
business he will proceed to his old home
in Hendersonville, n. c., and pay a wins
ter's visit to his people, returning to
Montana in the spring.
A. A. Braten left this evening for Bill
lings, where he will make a stay of three
or four days in the interest of his cloak
store.
Judge Mcpherson, who has been under
the weather for the past week, a victim
of la grippe, is much better and will be-
gin dispensing justice in small doses at
the old stand in a few days.
B. T. Stanton, who accepted a nomi-
nation on the republican ticket as a
candidate for the legislature, has been
confined to his home by illness for over
a week. He made a very thorough cam
vass of the county, and the strain was
SO severe upon him that it resulted in a
breakdown, from which he is happily
recovering n will be able to be out
and attending to business in a short
time.
EX-Representative John Mcleod left
Monday evening for the south, in the
hope that a sojourn during the winter in
a milder climate will materially BEN
eft his health, which has not been the
very best of late. From here he goes to
st. Louis, where he will remain a short
time, proceeding from there to Florida,
where he will spend the greater portion
of the winter.
Sheriff Fransham is reluctant to admit
that the slayer of Sheriff Young of Park
county has made good his escape, and
still hopes that by some fortunate
chance the officers will effect his cap
ture before he succeeds in making his
way out of the state. The weather con-
ditions, however, favor the criminal,
and it would not be at all surprising
We're he heard of for the last time.
TWO DOGS VS.. EAGLE.