Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-19
to equal 1.-The Man from Mexico" and the
specialties are said to be excellent.

to equal 1.-THE Man from Mexico and the
s%pecialties are said to be excellent.
High requiem mass was held at the
Catholic church Thursday, at 9 o'clock a.
NJ. by Father Pallidino for Marcus Daily.
During the services the business houses
in town were closed.
Mrs. Sue Reinhard has been kept from
her duties as librarian at the public IL
brary by blood poisoning resulting from
a small splinter entering her hand while
putting a stick Of wood in the stove. Miss
Elsie Reinllard and George Bellew are
performing the duties during her alb
sence.
After several months of suffering from
cancer, Mrs. Maggie Ranes. of Sunset,
passed away Thursday morning.
Andrew Logan. grand master workman
of the A. Q. U. W., will preside over the.
fraternal ceremonies at the funeral of
Henry Filing, grand receiver, which will
occur at Virginia City tomorrow.
The Married Peoples Whist club was
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. J. o. Collins, at her
rooms in the Union block. Mrs. Tyler
Thompson won first prize, a beautiful
vase. and Mrs. f.. A. Winstanley was
successful in getting the BOBBY prize.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The Mandolin orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the semi
monthly dances to be given by the Bach
elors' club this winter. The orchestra
consists of three mandolins, piano, cello
and guitar, which are all we'll played,
n the music furnished is first-class.
Miss Bessie Buckley gave q whist par
ty to about thirty young friends, Tuesday
night, who enjoyed a delightful evening.
Miss Allie Reeves, of Paducah. Ken
lucky, is in the city, the guest of Miss
Mary Sloane, of East Front street.
Tn Misses Anna and Emily Marshall
returned, Wednesday afternoon, from a
weeks visit among friends in Butte.
All guarantees against smallpox, scar
let fever and diphtheria have been rails
NN. "A 4C" SoSSo " lCoSlS - III -
is to worry the public nervous over it's
good health.
c. S. Warner is another returned treas
ure seeker from Nome.
Daniel Berry, of D~rummond, visited his
sons, who are attending the university.
Charles Allard of the reservation, spent
a few days with friends.
Prof. Charles Smith, of Huson, made
his friends happy by being with them
during the week.
Mrs. r. II. Woody, who was SO seri-
ously i'll that her life was despaired OF, is
happily recovering.
The railroad boys had the opportunity
| of showing the town to Engineer Mckay,
whose run is in the wilds of Idaho, be-
tween Wallace and Burke.
Mrs. E. f. Hershey and daughter, who
were quite i'll, are improving.
The GAS You Like IT, club was pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. w. p. Mills,
Tuesday afternoon.
l.. Mollinelli, editor of the Democrat
Messenger. who has been in Chicago
some weeks for treatment of liver
rouble, is expected home today a cured
man.
Official returns canVaSSed gave the re-
publicans two legislators, one commits
cic,or and thc 1ictricf clark Tho denim
Gratis bagged the rest.
Union Thanksgiving services ave
been arranged for the Congregational
church., to be onducted by Rev. H. E.
Rossell of the Christian church..
The Southern club are perfecting ar
engagements for their annual dinner,
which will be given at the Missoula, Dec.
Is. The committee on arrangements are
sparing 10 trouble OF expense to make
| this the most pleasant affair of the sea-
son. When those good old southern
dishes disappear 1t will be in order for a
few doctors to hn in tendance well sup
piled wi h pepsin tabi is.
Conductor A. j. Chamberlain has been
made yardmaster in place of Conductor
Bosworth, who was acting yardmaster,
but will again be given a run.
Mrs. j. H. Barnicoat entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at her rooms in the Union block,
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. F. B. Cleland of the Presbyterian
church at Anaconda will fill the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church here tomor-
row, while Rev. Walter Hayes will
preach to Cleland's congregation.
j. M. C~arnahan, manger of the West
ern Union telegraph office, was confined