Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-01
DILLON.


Miss Lizzie Cashmere, Correspondents;
e. Schott, Carrier, Inter Mountain.
Dillon, April 20, 1900.
Mrs. Anna Coffin Nutting. wife of Rev.
Wilder Nutting pastor of the Grace M. =.
church at Twin Bridges, died at that
place Friday, April u.
Deceased was born at Manpato, Mimi.
in 1860. When a young woman she came
in company with her sisters to join her
father in Montana. Mrs. Nutting was
we'll known in this county, having taught
school in Dillon and vicinity for a num-
Der of years. Prior to her marriage in
January, 1886, when she was married to
Rev. Wilder Nutting of the Montana con-
ference of the M. E.. church of Dillon.
Mrs. Nutting leaves a husband and
three children, Lucia, aged Z; Haven
aged 2 and an infant daughter besides a
father and four sisters and a brother to
mourn her sad loss. The remain were
brought to Dillon n buried from the
M. e. church at 3 p. m. Sunday after
noon, afterwards inferred in Mountain
View cemetery.
Miss Nellie Coffin, teacherinone of the
Butte schools arrived in this city last
evening in respons to a telegram an
nouncing the death of her sister, Mrs.
Wilder Nutting. Rev. j. w. TAFT, pas
tor of the South Butte M. Il. church ac-
companied Miss Coffin to Dillon and oc-
cupied the pulpit at Grace M. r.. church
this morning and also assisted Rev. R.P.
Smith in the funeral services of the late
Mrs. Wilder Nutting.
Mrs. Emily Frizzle, grand matron of
the Eastern Star, was in the city Friday
and Saturday from Great Falls. A spe-
cial meeting of the O. e. S. was held
Friday evening. Several new members
were initiated into the mysteries of the
order, after which the grand matfon
delivered a lengthy address. Then all
repaired to the banquet room and par
took of a delicious lunch
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to give a Phantasma next
Friday evening, January 4, at the Dillon
theater. About sixty aides will take
part in this novel entertainment. Nearly
all the business houses in the city will
be represented by aides in costume. The
, entertainment will consist chiefly of pam
tomimes, tableaux, burlesque, fancy drills
and music.
Miss Hattie Waldorf and Miss Edytha
Cashmere, teachers of the Birch creek
and Grayling' schools respectively are
spending Saturday and Sunday visiting
t relatives at the county seat. Miss Lucy
Ford, accompanied by Miss Montana
Hathorn are visiting for a couple of days
at Miss Ford's home in Lima.
2 The blacksmith business formerly con-
5 Quoted by Messrs. Anderson & Jewell
: changed hands during the week. Mr.. An
l derson retiring. Mr.. James Shear who fol-
several years was employed in the shop
has bought an interest in the business
8 and in the future the new firm will be
known as Jewell & Shar.
r Alfred Peter, the three-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nlson, dice in thi:
city Saturday morning after an illness Of
only one day. The funeral services will
:. be held at the M. E. church Monday
0 April 30, at 2:D o'clock.
The Shakespeare recital given by Prof
]. Frank Fouche at the Dillon theate,
n Thursday evening was not largely at
ended. Those who did attend were sat
isfied and said they were paid we'll b!
going.
Mrs. j c. Metlen arrived home Thurs
r day evening after pleasantly spending
week in Butte. She was accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. John How
ard.
Mrs. Fred Stone and little daughte
left Friday evening for Michigan, he
parents being quite i'll. She will prob
ably be absent from here several months
s Mrs. Frank Knots and children arriv
It ed in this city from Iowa last even;n
and Joined her husband who has bee
"a here for some months past.
Mrs. N. M. White and little son, Geore
arrived on Friday evenings train frol
a six months visit to Rhode Island an
"a Massachusetts,.
~ Messrs. E. Stoller and A. Cashmol
- are back from Bannack where they ha,
been working the past two weeks.
Mrs. M. McMamemey and son, Pa
g rick, were up from Grayling Thursda
after supplies.
We DR.. A. 0 Yearian is over in Big Ho
~ basin for a couple of weeks doing dent
. work.
"a. Mr.. Geo. Clark is happy over the arriv
of a fine baby boy at his home April 2
ID. A. l.. Anderson returned last nigl
l. from a business trip to Idaho Falls.
RS. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ExCU1
SION RATES.
ad Until further notice, the Northern p
on cifc will sell, on Saturday and Sunda
as round trip tickets to Pipestone at ST.
n Whitehall. 81. so. and Lime Spur, S.,
he Final limit the following Monday.
as On Sunday only to Deer Lodge and l
is turn. $1.0o. Tickets will be good for o
e" day only.