Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-01
WILL CELEBRATE
AN EVENT BOHEMIAN SOCIETY Is
EAGERLY WAITING FOR.
SWELL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Ladies' Social, Domestic and Literary
Society Entertained by Mrs.
Webber-Good Crops.
SWELL EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Bozeman, April %.

BoZeman, April 2S.
The local lodge of Elks are preparing
for a high old time in the near future
and in fact the programme of hilar1ty
mapped out by the leading spirits OF the
order takes in the entire summer. The
first grand uprising of the Elhs will &C.
cur when the lodge here gives it's grand
ball. This is an annual affair and Will
be The swell event of the season in this
city. After hat comes a picnic, which
will be participated in by the Bozeman
and Livingston lodges Jointly. The two
lodges have fraternized before, but not
in such close communion as they VIII en-
gaGe in when this picnic
takes place. The picnic is scheduled to
come OF on the 18th of June and Will be
al the toD Of the divide between this
city and Livingston. From this elevated
station the Elks will be mOnarchs of all
they survey and il is expected that q
large number Of visiting Eiks will come
to assist in the programme OF the day.
Henry HilbUIn, the chief Of the Livings-
ton lodge, win nave charge of the GU
sine and this is Il sufficient guarantee of
the quality of the outdoor feast that will
be participated in.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' So
cial, Domestic and Literary society met
at the home of Mrs. Weber on Wallace
street. The wet weather kept many of
the members at home, but the session
was heartily enjoyed by all who braVed
the elements and attended. Mrs. New
man presided in the absence Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Wisner. Mrs. Alma Hill read
a paper which had been prepared by the
president. 1t had for its subject THE
Beauties of Nature Mrs. Newman
read a very excellent paper on the "Won-
ders of Nature At the calling of the
roll of members those present respond
ed with appropriate quotations from
9TH Language of Flowers" At the
close Of the regular programme several
recitations, music and other social pleas
ures served to pass the time pleasantly
until luncheon was served. The society
will hold it's next session at the home Of
Mrs. Bake Wednesday evening Of next
week.
Miss Mary Sales is spending a few
J days with her relatives in the country
4 this week. She is employed in the Of
, flee of the Gallatin Abstract company.
Lewis VanderhoOk has been selected for
' a position in the United States lane Of
! flee. The clerical duties of the place
i were becoming too arduous for the for
|. mer force.
: Judge Frank X. Armstrong came back
4 from Battle Creek, Mich, on Friday
!, mornings train. He has been at the san.
Z itarium at that place for the past few
y weeks in company with his sister, Mrs
" james T.. Mdflll, WHO Is III.
. Joseph Kountz returned recently from
Y an extended visit in California. Hi
y health was immensely benefited by thu
y change of climate and altogether HI
/ spent a very pleasant season in the balmy
i, breezeS of the coast country.
y w. A. Buzard, local representative o
y the Northern Pacific land department
n departed on a trip to Whitehall Friday
~ : TT $780, -s~I 1- o,e.- A-~p
Z Simon of Helena, who has charge of tn,
y land department of the state.
News of the wedding of Miss Jessi
Belle Knight. a former teacher in tn
, schools of this city, has reached friend
= here. 1t took place at the home of tn
brides parents the Sth inst. The groom
: is Frank Bacon of Gotehenburg, Neb.
Jerry Weidenarr was among the visitor
in the city from Manhattan the latte
part of the week. He states that pros
, poets for a good crop were never bette
in the valley.
{ F. NJ. Tinsley, who farms in the vicinit
B of Hyde, was a visitor in the city today
+ He was transacting business relative t
: spring work on his farm.
Y Henry Hilburn we'll known in Montan
as a ,hustling drummer, arrived in tow
Y the early part of today and is circulat
\ ing among his customers.
= DR.. Garrett Hogan returned the latte
4 part of the week from Fort Bentol
= where he was a witness in the Calde
= murder trial.
y BILLINGS NEWS
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y w. E. Hassler. Representative Int
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