Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-15

on the 9tn DAY OF August, IN the
year of our Lord one thousand and nine
hundred. |
Witnesses: |
MILBURN,
SARAH A. MILBURN.
E.. E. WILLIAMS,
Minister of the Gospel.
Last Tuesday evening was the event of
a. very pleasant party at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Sommerville. The party
was gotten up by Misses Eta Thompson
and Maggie Driscoll and it was a surprise
on Mrs. Sommerville. Refreshments of ice
cream, cake, cider and fruits were served.
! Whist, chess and other games We're played,
and those present passed away a few hours
very pleasantly. Among those who were
| invited were Misses Mary Davis, Jennie
Thomas, Mary McKiernan, May Williams,
Diana Richards, Harriet Lewis, Beatrice
Driscoll and Mollie and Martha Herbert;
Messrs. Thomas ,Sommerville, VIM. VIII
liams, Lewis Glenn, F0mery Ricketts,, Thos:
Gibson, Alvin Wise, Willie Rowlands and
Dobie Sommerville.
w. E. Kennedy, who for the past seven
or eight months has been clerking in the
Aldridge cOmpany's store, has accepted a
similar position in the Horr companys
store. He and family will soon move. to
Horr, that he may attend to his new duties:
Mr.. Kennedy was formerly a resident of
Miles City, and he and his family are
highly respected by their many Aldridge
friends. He is a member and an active
worker in the A. o. u. w. lodge at this
place and at present holds the position of
master workman.
Mrs. Margart Lenaghan and three chill
dren departed yesterday for New York,
where they will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lenaghan was accompanied as far
as LIVINGSTON on BY y,,1 he ret nrsoa n III I6 dmfias
at Aldridge tomorrow. Mrs. L~enaghan has
been a resident Of Aldridge for the past
three years and has made many friends,
ryhn hnpa her tourney will he a. n1eaSanf
one and that she will again return.
Thursday evening the Fleming Brothers
gave an entertainment in Union hall at
4 this place. Some of the latest songs and
i war scenes and some good instrumental
. music was furnished to q large and appre.
of it's kind that has been in the camp this
season. The Aldridge band was employed
and played in front of the hall before the
I entertainment began.
There have been several attempts to
have a show in our camp in the past six
weeks, but although some succeeded in
part it is safe to say the only one deserv-
ing the name was given in the Union hall
here Thursday evening by the Fleming
Brothers.
The fire in the park is now under con-
troll, and there is no longer any danger
The soldiers and others have worked very
, faithfully during the dangers and they de-
| serve credit for their untiring and vic.
torious efforts in extinguishing the flames
| G. w. Barnes and wife, of Bridger,
passed through Aldridge Sunday. They
are now making a tour Of the park and
upon their return they will be the guests
!. of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.. Sommerville.
Mr.. Otto Kaye and Miss Lizzie, whe
left Aldridge not long since, are reported
: to have been Joined in the holy bonds OF
: !. matrimony. The facts are not all giver
here yet.
w. A. Hall and wife of Cinnabar, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett of Humansville
t Missouri, were guests of Mrs. Sue Nc,
!, campbell Wednesday.
\ Mrs. Andy Stevenson and children re.
turned from a visit to Trail Creek las
week. They report a fine time and plent,
!. of huckleberries.
Mr., Herman Willcott, of the Mile!
.IHardWare Company at Livingston, wa.
in our camp on business Saturday of thii
week.
The board of trustees is now in sessio,
II for the purpose of hiring a janitor and 70
doing other work preparatory TO openlh
> the schools.
Mr.. Otto Kayahn and Miss Elizabet
I. Topp, both of Aldridge. were united l
marriage by Judge Bender in Livingsto
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Roote and Mr.. an
e Mrs. w. f. Tietz passed through our cam
re Yesterday on a pleasure trip to Cinnaba
y basin.