Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-13


Mrs Joe E. Swindlehurst delightfully."-
entertained a number of her lady friends
on Friday and Saturday afternoon at
cards assisted py Mesdames Schlosser
and Grace. The popular game Of pro-
gressive easchre was indulged in. On
Friday the head prize went to Mrs. NJ. A.
.Goughnour and lone hand prize to Mrs.
A. F. Leopold. On Saturday Miss McIn-
erney won the head prize and Mrs. Les
lie lone hand prize. A very tempting
lunch was served after the card games
each afternoon.
Fred Holcomb. II. s. Gasaway and Max
Foster, all of Trail Greek, were arrested
by Under Sheriff woodlands at that
camp Wednesday on a charge of assault
preferred against them by Thomas HeW-
itt,s who claims that the men came to his
house, held him up with a gun and took
what money he had to satisfy an alleged
claim of liquor house from which he
have been admitted to bail and the hear
ing set for next Tue esday.
Miss Lucinda Marshall entertained a
party of her young friends at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Vance on the north side
Thursday evening with crokinole anl
other parlor games. In the crolinole
contest the head prizes were awarded to
Maud Vance and Walter Shaw and sec.
ond prizes to Mrs Stevens and Geo.
Glass. A delicious lunch concluded =
very pleasant evening to those present.
Guy Lowell, the 16-year-old son of Mrs.
Louis Hartman of Cinnalbar, died in this
city last evening after an Illness of only
six hours. The boy was attending the
Livingston schools and was stopping at
the home of Mrs. J. Skillen. Death was
due to heart failure caused by poisoning
OF some kind. Mrs. Hartman will arrive
from Cinnabar this evening when ar
rangements win be made for the funeral.
Mrs. Tim O'Brien OF Aldridge died last
night of pneumonia and rheumatism at
ter an illness of only one day. Mrs. Love,
a daughter of the deceased, is now in the
Klondike with her husband. The re-
mains will be brought to this city Mon
day for burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. J. F. Pritchard and Miss Ernest
inc Burg entertained the Choir Guild Of
st. Andrews church at the rectory last
evening at cards. nine tables being occu-
pied. The event was one of the most
successful given by the Choir Guild
It is reputed on good authority that
the Northern Pacific employees at this
point are dTIdlI45iAr3 W SloIS O. NO-VpCA O.
tive store. A similar movement was
contei bslated about years ago but the
strike put an end to it.
Harry Elliott and A. s. Havens enter
tanned dancing party of fifteen couples
at the Firemen's hall Thursday evening.
After the dance sumptuous spread was
served in the hall and all enjoyed gem
eral good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Black of Fridley
have decided to the Protestant Episcopal
church of the diocese of Montana a plot
of ground 100 feet square in the town OF
Fridely to be used for church purposes
only.
The crokinofe party given at the Fire
mems hall, Wednesday evening by Mrs.
A. W. Miles for the benefit OF the Con-
gregational Church Aid society proved
a grand success, sixteen tables being oc-
cupied.
c.. B. Mendenhall, formerly OF Hunters
Hot Springs, was in town this week ar
ranging to start a general merchandise
store at Springdale under the firm name
of c. B. Mendenhall & Son.
A decree of final discharge of admins
traitors has been entered in the following
estates: John Hoyt, VIM. r. Gray. Jack
son Croy, Dougald Murray and John w.
Stoel.