Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-15

d1ct1On, however, tnat the VICIOUS were
not from Bozeman. The other crowd was
from that section, and they utterly fell
down, and all over themselves, when IT
came to playing ball in Butte. It is not
because the Bozeman men can't play. but
the team as made up was all broken up
on account Of several of the good 'uns
not being able to get away, and the con-
sequent low average Of the team is fully
accounted for. The Butte twirlers would
fare equally bad We're they to try con-
illusions in this city with the self same
team they just vanquished.
The Royal Arch Masons on Monday
conferred the degrees upon candid1fe,
and after the work they met in social
session and enjoyed a frater.ial even
ing at the home of Mr.. S. c. Kenyon.
The street car was requisftiOned to con-
vey the lodge members from the ball
to Mr.. KenyOn's home. where an e1e-
giant banquet had been provided and to
which the brethren paid their respects
Mrs. Kenyon. assisted by Mrs West
fall Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Holloway and
Mrs. Benepe saw to it that none of the
members lacked an abundant supply OF
the deiicacies provided for the occa-
sion. During the progress Of tho meal
or rather after, tOasts We're announced
and replies made by the various Royal
Arch MasonS. The speeches were great
ly enjoyed. as most of them were i'm
pronsptu. and few very humorous IN
deed. The company did not 1isperse
until after midnight, and all declared
that it was a read letter night III Royal
Arch Masonry.
number of interesting experiments
in feeding are being conducted at the
experiment station. Last fall expert
mental feeding of lambs was carried
on and the results were in measure
satisfa Glory. but it was determined to
go still further. and, as it may be put.
check the previous results. This win
ter about $50 lambs were purchased and
placed in different pens. each bunch be-
ing fed on different ration. In few
weeks these experiments will come to
c.ose and the rsu.ts will be made
known to those interested in the feed
ing Of stock so as to obtain the best
results. The experiment station is do
ing work under the able direction OF
Professors Fortier and Shaw that will
save t,H stockmen and farmers OF Mon
tana untold sums of money in the not
distant future.
Eliza. the only CHA of Mrs l.. r.
Godson, died at the family residence
on Mendenha.i street. She had been
confined to her room for short time
before the end came. The young lady
was Well and favora'bly known in this
city, where she has passed the greater
part of her life. She student at
the Montana state college after having
graduated from the county High school.
The funeral will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon from the Baptist church, of
which she was a member. Rev. M. l..
Hickman will conduct the ceremonies.
Eugene Hill. we'll known in Bozeman
where he grew to manhood, died at Clyde
Park on Thursday last of pneumonia
and was buried on Saturday. He was
about thirty three years of age, and be-
sides a young daughter, leaves num-
Der of relatives in Bozeman who mourn
his loss. Mr.. Hill. was we'll thought of
and liked by all who knew him. and bore
an excellent reputation. He was a men,
Der of the A. o. U. W.. lodge of Living
ston and that order conducted the cere-
monies of the burial.
On " eullGSudy JuuSe IAoio"os e'iS"
another case in which the defendant
was charged with having appropriated
another mans calves; in this connec-
ton the calves are of the variety some
times called staggering lpcb." At last
accounts the jury had not yet returned
a verdict, and as - case is COM
panion to that tried yesterday. in which
the jury failed to find a verdict of
guilty. it is more than probable that
the same result will be reached today.
Another frame structure is slowly
moving to new location. This time 1T
is the story and a half frame building
that for years has occupied the lot in the
immediate rear of the Chinese restau-
rant and it's destination is the corner lot
at Black avenue and Mendenhall street.
When this is safely set upon it's founda-
tons another building now occupied as a
store on Main street will make a trip to
another part of town..
MI. A. w. Greeley, accompanied by
Mrs. Greeley, arrived last night and will
remain in the city for several days, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bole.
Mr.. Greeley is we'll known in newspa-
per circles, having been for years on
the staff of the Anaconda Standard,
and comes to Bozeman for a few days
rest and recreation before returning to
his duties in the Gu across the range.
Jay Demick at one time a resident of
Bozeman but latserly CT Butte, writes
that he is about over a severe attack
of pneumonia that for a time threat