Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-07
COLLEGE EXAMINATION WEEK


Weekly Band Concerts-Graduating
. Class-Democratic Pri-
!, maries.
: Bozeman, Jun 6, 1900.
I There is considerable agitation in this
city over the prospect of Bozeman get
ting the terminus Of the run from Butte
to Helena that at present has it's eastern
terminus at Logan. Passengers on the
Pacific rave kicked with zeal
and frequency at being obliged to remain
for hours at Logan where the hotel ae-
co~mmodations are only such as are found
In any small town and the Wearisome
wait at the station is far from inviting.
It is thought that owing to the many en-
phatic protests that have been lodged
there will be an effort made on the part
of the road to run the trains to Bozeman
and change cars here instead of at Lo-
gan. This would give passengers ample
opportunity to secure the best accom-
modations while they tarriad between
trains and make the functional point a
popular one instead of being the terror of
all who are called upon to travel. Pas
sengers from the west are frequently
compelled to wait at Logan for the east
bound train when it is delayed and the
change to this city from Logan is bound
to save vexation when these delays oc-
cur Besides this, excursions would be
planned from Butte and Helena and
Bozeman become the Mecca for men and
women bent on Sunday outings.
3 A week from Friday evening the Mon
ana brass band of Bozeman will give
their first band concert o N Main street.
The concerts will take place every Fri
day evening thereafter and the band will
divide it's attentions between the differ
ent parts of the town. The first concert
will be held in front of the Bozaman hotel
and at each succeeding concert the band
will proceed one block up Main street, be-
ginning again at the starting point when
they have played once in each business
block.
Wednesday evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Luce was the scene of
a pleasant party at which Miss Maxey
assisted at receiving. The party was
complimentary to a few visitors from out
of town who were friends of the family.
The entertainment consisted of a select
musical programme at the conclusion Of
| which light refreshments were served.
Among the guests were the following:
Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Morris,
Sherman Phillips, J.. H Mccormack, w.
| w. Livingston, J.. w. Keown, and a num-
Der OF young ladies prominent in musical
circles of the city. H%t
L. Last Thursday morning the 18-year-old
son of George M. Thompson was severely
injured by being thrown from a horse.
The accident occurred while the youth
was driving the work horses up from the
| field in the morning. His saddle horse
stepped into a badger hole and threw the
| boy over it's head, breaking his left Shout
der and ~fracturing his right arm at the
wrist. The horse was being ridden down
hill at the time of the accident n the
fall was a very severe One. The fractures
and Commissions were given speedy medi-
cal attention and the young man is now
slowly recovering from his injuries. He
is the only help his father has on the
farm and the accident will entail a great
loss and Inconvenience.
Col. O. P. Chisholm, wife and family
arrived today from the east, where they
have been spending the past several
months. They will reside in Bozeman
during the ummer The colonel has
!, mining interests that occupy his atten-
ton here most of the time, but the family
generally spend the winters in the east
The graduates Of the college this year
are Misses Edna Maynard and Beatrice
Freeman and Irwin Cockrill. Miss Free
man graduates from the general science
course as does Miss Maynard while Mr.
Cockrill has completed the course in an
alytic and applied chemistry. The grad
yates of 1900 will receive their diplomas
4 Wednesday morning, June IL. a Whlcf
time DIR. Bessey, chancellor OF the Ne
braska university, n one of the leading
if not the most celebrated botanist II
America. will deliver the address ant
award the diplomas.
Miss Filing was a visitor In the city las
week, coming over from Virginia City tt
enjoy tf4 fIlks concert ball.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris of Pony
icame over last week to enjoy the pleasure
of the Elks social session.
rs Miss Hoffman,, a niece of Mr.. and Mrs
&c. w. Hoffman, arrived from the cas-
Hast week and viii probably remain thu
summer in Montana.
Mrs. L. B.. Hoppe returned from
weeks visit to Helena Monday morning
The college tudents are enjoying tn
a~kpleasures of examination week and fin
that the warm summer weather does no
seem to help the mind bring back the in
structions and words Of wisdom Of III
various professors.
D, c. Bigger. of the Golden Rule stor'
/ is still confined 10 his home by illness.
G. Y. Patton is at Helena taFirg tn
bar examination befor, the supiem
court.
A.. r, Cutting Wen to Livingston Mon
; day to visit the Elks lodge and attend tn
: minstrel performance.
LYMAN Morgan was in town from hi
ranch home the early part of the week.
r Judge Frank Armstrong is absent from
the city on a visit to Helena.
NJ NJ Potter freight agent for thu Nil