Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31
LADIES OF THE SOCIETY TO GIVE
AN ENTERTAINMENT.
COMMENCEMENT IS HELD.
Dillon High School Graduating Glass
farmers National
Congress.
Dillon, May 20, 1900.

VIII De Tor sale. An ADMISSION lee ol 20
cents will be charged for the musicale
in the evening, when the following pro-
gramme will be rendered.:
Piano Duet-"Rondo Militaire" .......
Miss Lille Peterson and Mr.. Pasmore
Quartette-"The Lea Kings Bride.
Misses Jacquette and Peterson and
Messrs. Scott and
Song-Cradle Song ...........Mr Hrs. Orr
~Song-"The Arrow and the Song" .... !
......... ...... ............Mr. Wikedal
Song-"Anchored" .......
SOng-'Ihe Watcher' .......... ......
........ Miss Susie Peterson
Guitar Selection-'In the Twilight.
Mrs. r. D. McConkey, Miss =. Taylor
Song-"The Sentinel and r. ............
...... ........ ..........Mr. G. w. Scott
song-"O, Promise Me- ...............
| ........ ............... Miss JacQuette
Duet-'Down Among the Lilies"........
............Misse Peterson and Paxton
A Farce-'Pronosing Under Difficulties"
The commencement exercises Of the
class of 1900 Of the Dillon high school
were held at the Dillon theater last Fri
day evening. The house was rowded to
overlooking. The o~rations of the three
graduates, namely, Grace Graeter, FNed
Rife and Marion P~oindexter, were well
delivered and showed much careful
thought had been used in the production.
= ~ III
was also excellently rendered.
1t IS being talked around town that a
bicycle club will be organized some time
in the near future. The society ladies'
will meet and make some kind of ar
engagements.
Recently 20 delegates were appointed
by Gov. r. B. Smith to represent Mon
tana at the twentieth annual meeting of
the national congress-, to be
held at Colorado Springs next August.
Three appointments were made from
Reaverhead county, wiz Joseph Shine
berger, w. G. Orrand Martin Barrett.
Berthena, the 6-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph stoller, died this
morning of diphtheria. The child was
only Ill three days. She was an I'M
usually bright and lovable girl and was
the idol of her parents. A private fu-
neral was held at the family residence
TINS AFTERNOON and the remains inferred
at Mountain View cemetery.
quo Vadis' was presented at the the
alter Saturday evening by Charles Riggs
and company. This was one of the hes
plays that has visited Dillon in MANY n
year and was greeted by a crowded
house.
A union memorial service was held at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
Rec. S. d. Hooker of st. James church
delivered the address,. Quite a number
of the G. A. r. soldiers and of the Amer
ican-spanish war veterans were in at
tendance.
Grant Haynes has sold his drayage
and coal business to William Clark
Grant, has not yet decided what he will
do in the future, but he will probably
leave this locality.
Miss Lucy Grannis has returned from
Butte and has accepted her old po sitiun
with the Tribune Publishing company.
Mr.. w. Scntt has resigned his position
with Eliel Bros dry goods house and
has accepted employment will j. w.
Morton & Co.
f. A. sullivan has purchased the
O'connor residence and will move into
his new home the first of June.
Sable Fitzhalris was arrested Sunday
evening for street walking, but was let
go next morning on the promise that she
would do better in the future.
Professor Tyree, who has just finish
ed a successful term of school at the Dill
Ion public school, left Sunday for his
home in Oregon to spend his vacation
with his family.
President d. Z. Sanders went to Hell
ena on school business Saturday.
Miss Nora Stroup went to Butte Mon
day for a few days visit with her friend,
Mrs. f. II. Cooney
Mrs. 7. J.. Mulvaney is reported as be-
ing quite ill at her home.
Mrs. Cy Byther came down from Crab
tree today to spend Decoration day in
tn Getty.
Miss Ester chnistianson, who has been
attending the Normal ait this place., left
Monday fer her hsme at Sheridan. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mis-. b. Il. Golden.