Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
DILLON HAPPENINGS

end each number was heartily applaud
ed. The programme follows:
PART I.
March-"Under the Double Eagle.
(Wagner) .. :. .. .. ..Dillon orchestra
Song-'Behold, 1t Is Morn" Aylwarn
$500. ..............A. H. Curricr
Song-AMelody in. F. (Rubinstein). .
............ Miss HaWley
Duet-"Oh, That We Two Were May
ing' (Smith) ........ ................
.......... Miss Hawley and Mr.. Currfer
Waltz-"Love's IntOxication' (Ben-
netD ........ ...... dillon orchestra
PART II. a.
Overture-"Wang' Boettger) ........
80. 80. :. Dillon orchestra
"Bandolero" (StewarD ...... Mr.. Jenkins
Sunset (Buck); ETERNITY" (Smith).
"Bedouin Love Song (PinsutD ...
:. ........ ...... A. H. Curr1er
Piano-"Ojos Criollos' (Gottschalk) -
....... Miss Petersen and Mr.. Pasmore
Minuet Antique (Pasmore) ...........,-..
.. ..... ........... Dillon orchestra
Workmen are engaged in tearing
away the frame building which has
been occupied by the Dillon Tailoring
company for a year or so past ana III
it's place will be erected handsome
two-story brick building. Will Sim
mons has secured the contract for the
erection of the building and it will be
completed by the first of July. 1t will
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
is being built by Minnie Smith.
Walter j. Crowell, who has been in the
grocery business ever since Dillon was
founded, has announced his intention Ut
closing out his business. lie is eXtcn-
siVely engaged in the ranching and live
stock business on Horse prairie, and 1t is
supposed that he intends to devote ali
of his attention to these lines in the
future.
Romulus Brown and wife were in town
from Sheridan, Tuesday, on visit or
business and pleasure combined. Mr..
Brown was one of the early-day printers
of the state, but now he is enjoying lite
as a prosperous rancher near Madison
countys prettiest town.
Dr. Asa A. Wizards friends are con-
graduating him over the fact that ne
has been appointed by the governor as
a member of the newly created board OF
osteopathy. He will make a worthy
member and one who will take an IN
terest in his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Conway en-
tertained over twenty OF their friends
Monday night in honor Of their china
| wedding. A number of handsome pres
! ents were received from friends all over
| the country.
| Miss Isabella Rife has appointed a
| new board of trustees for the free coun-
| ~ high school. All of the old members
of the board were reappointed, with the
exception of Leonard Eiel. and o. NJ.
| Best was named in his stead.
Joe II, Young, the Oregon Short Line
freight agent at this point, return
Wednesday morning from RexburS,
Idaho, where he had been on visit to
his parents.
| The caucus for the purpose OF NOM
| mating two candidates for school trus-
tees will be held in the schoolhouse at
S O'Clock tomorrow night.
Prof. Currier and Mr.. jenkins were
| delightfully."- entertained at luncheon to-
| day by Mrs. H. H. Swain.
| MI. ana Mrs. EuWln MOTIFS entertained
the Euchre club Friday evening. Tie
prize was won by William Knapp.
Mrs. O. NJ. Best entertained the EN-
! Groidery club at her home on Railroad
| avenue this afternoon.
| Sheriff Padley spent a few days this
week on the upper part of Horse prairI7
on legal business. D..
| French Bros. of Argenta are loading
car of ore today for shipment to the
East Helena smelter.
| C. H. Rudy, of the Dell Mercantile
| company, spent a few hours in town
| Tuesday.
| D. d. Mcknight, county commits
| sioner-elect was in town from Dell yes.
terday.
! M. L. Davidson returned yesterday
| from a brief visit to the coast.
The Delta society meets at the horne
OF Miss Puma Tattersall this after
noon.
CHURCH SERVICES.