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of town. Instead of playing for prizes
the ladies played for first and second
honors and on this occasion Mrs. HI. A.
Smurr carried off first honors and Mrs.
William Coleman secured second. APP
propriate refreshments were served and
in all most enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hoss left Wednes-
day morning for Helena, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lon r. Hoss.
Mr.. Hoss will return Sunday. but Mrs.
Hoss will go on to her old home at
Louisiana, Mo-, where she will spend
the holidays with relatives.
Miss Georgia Smurr, who had been
confined to her room from illness for the
past 10 days or more, has been able to
be out since Monday. The numerous
friends of the young lady are much
pleased to see her on the road to re-
covery again.
Mrs. c. G. Birdseye left few days
ago for Helena to spend short visit
with friends before leaving for Cali
fornia, where she goes to spend the
| winter.
N. ]. Bielenberg left Monday for Ana
conda, from which place he went to the
Big Hole basin to look after his stock
interests in that section.
A.. Fred Harmed, one OF Deer Lodges
| most popular young society. devotees,
left Thursday for his former home at
Seattle. where he will spend the holi-
| days with friends and relatives.
Miss Ella Marcum came in Tuesday
! from Cascade, Mont, where she Is en-
gagged in her fathers store. to spend the
was met at Garrison by her sister, Miss
Hattie and Miss Nellie Robinson.
Sheriff John Mcmahon returned Mon
day from a Ave days trip into the
northern part of the county, where he
was called on official business.
Colonel Thomas McTague returned
home Tuesday evening from Helena,
where he had gone to attend the funeral
| of the late Nicholas Kessler, last Sum-
| day.
| Lew Coleman. Jr., of Anaconda was
| here last Sunday to spend the day with
| his parents.
Allen williams left Thursday for
| Philipsburg, where he will spend sew
eral days on pleasant visit.
| Miss Lottie Kimmerly left for her
home in Avon last Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with Miss Ida Robinson.
| Colonel L. c. Parker went up to Butte
Tuesday evening to look after mining
matters in which he Is interested.
A jolly sleighing party was given
Thursday evening by little Misses
Ninon Joslyn and william Williams t.
their little lady friends.
County Commissioner r. B. Manniz
of Helmville stopped of here part Of the
day Thursday on his way home from .
trip to Butte.
Miss Alice Sager. from up the valley
was in the city Sunday as the guest o.
, Miss Ida Robinson.
r. s. Vansickle Of Avon was visitor
to the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Wiles 10 visiting In Ana
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the Auditorium Friday, given by menu
! bers of the senior class of the High
school, was perhaps the biggest event
Of the week. A long but delightful
program was given and a large number
Of High school students and their
friends tripped the light fantastic until
a late hour.
The annual meeting of King Solo
mon lodge was held at Masonic temple
last Wednesday evening. DR.. e. A.
Cromer was elected worshipful master;
Lewis Penwell, senior warden; John
EdgertOn, junior warden; Joe Cans,
treasurer, and E. Kludge, secretary.
Instead of holding the annual charity
ball, the Helena lodge Of Elks has de.
cided to give Christmas tree for the
little folks Of the town who are not &C.
quainted with Santa Claus. The enter.
tainment will be given at the Auditor-
ium on the afternoon of Christmas day.
A huge tree will be decorated and each
little boy and girl who attends will be
given an appropriate gift. The COM
mittees having the affair in charge are
as follows: Executive committee, E. L..
Flaherty, F. l.. McRae, George B. Child,
George o. Freeman, S. j. Seal, w. r.
Church and E. w. Prosser; woman's
committee on arrangements, Mesdames
J.. p. Woolman, F. E. Mayall. Norman
Hotter. Odell w. Mcconnell, w. M.
Biggs, F. W. Agate, Fl. S. Hepner,
Henry Sieben and Lewis PenweA; COM
| mittee on tree decoration, Misses Aggie
Belle Steele, Adele Parchen, Mae Curtis,
Mae Flaherty, Madge Raleigh, Florence
Gordon. Annie Mcconnell, Reinig, Word
and Wilson.
The Garment Workers union will give
a dance at Electric hall December ~.
The Woman's club met Wednesday
| afternoon at ST. Peters Episcopal
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Deer Lodge.
Especial to Inter Mountain)

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Deer Lodge, Dec. 21.-Miss Nellie G.
Mills entertained a few Of her young
friends Wednesday evening. A most
enjoyable time was had. music being the
chief amusement. Elegant refreshments
were served. the genial hostess presiding
at the chatting dish. Those present were:
Misses Florence Kelley. Mabel Beau
mont, Ida Robinson and Nellie Mills;
and Messrs w. B. Rhoades, Joseph C.
Smith and Don Larabie.
The first regular meeting of the Deer
Lodge Ladies' Whist club was held last
Friday afternoon, when Mrs. Emma
Beaumont and Mrs. Marguerite Beau
mont entertained the club from o'clock
until 5 at the home of the former, east
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for California, where they will pass the
winter.
Clinton Lamme went over to Butte
the last Of the week. returning Sunday
morning.
Mr.. j. B. Egan was In the CITY the
first of the week looking after the in
terests of the Armour Packing company.
Mrs. ]. l.. Stats is in Pony visiting
her brother. DR.. H. F. Smith aud fam
lily.
Weldon Morris returned from Helena
Saturday evening.
Engineer s. H. Crooks of LIVINGSTON
was visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Ferris left on
Sunday evenings eastbound train for
Sioux City. Ia, where they will visit
Judge w. L. Holloway and Court
Stenographer HI. H. Holloway returned
for some time.
p. l.. Reese of Billings was in the city
for short time this week.
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Mrs. Ridell. DIR. and Mrs. Thatcher,
Mrs. Beckett Mrs. Bach, Mrs. McCon-
nell and Mrs. IT. H. Pigott.
Perhaps the most delightful event of
the week was the dance given Thursday
evening by the Informal club. Nine.
Ericke's orchestra played program of
16 delightful numbers and a number of
extras. A large company of hand
somely gowned women and men in con-
ventional dress suits attended. Punch
was served by the clubs caterer and
a light luncheon was served when a
part of the program had been COM
pleted.
Among the younger set the dance at
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'onda with her son, Walter B. wiles and

conda with her son, Walter b. .Wiles and
wife.
Mrs. Roland Read and baby returned
to their home in Butte last Sunday
after pleasant visit of two weeks here
Mr.. and Mrs. David HI. Morgan OF
Anaconda are expected here today to
visit friends.
Dewitt Peck is expected home from
his school In Iowa in a few days to
spend the winter.
Mrs. A. j. Calcott returned Wednes-
day from a visit with her husband in
Butte.
Frank Conley and John Bielenberg
went up to Butte Monday on business,
returning Wednesday,
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mony the young people drove TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kVerson'
on Seventh avenue. where they oartooK
of an elaborate wedding dinner. The
newly married couples took the after
noon westbound train for their future
homes near Logan. They will be at
home after December 80.
The members of the Junior Epworth
league of the First Methodist church
were the guests OF Miss Lila Harkins
at the Bozeman Friday evening. Games
were played and musical program
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The order of the program was as fol-
lows:
PART I.
Overture, The Dazzler" ......... Mackie
March (encore) THE Bostonian" -.
College Band.
Song, THE Sword of Farrara" .Bullard
Song (encore), I'm the Dark of the
Dew .......... $500. ........Coombs
Prof. Currier.
Trombone solo Gntermezzo), from
.............. "Cavalerio Rusticana"
Mr.. Evans.
Vocal duet, When Life Is Bright
est ............... Tinsutl
Miss Kinney, Miss Brandley.
Piano solo (Mazurka). $500. Leschetizky
Miss Stanton.
Waltz, when knighthood Was in
Flower ........... 49,. 80. .Gustin
College Band.
PART II.
Overture, Fiddle de- dee. -. stromberg
Amphion Orchestra.
Song, The Windmill ...... Tuckerman
Wyatt Jones.
March, The Prince of India" Ferrand
College Band.
Vocal solo, Thou Art Like Unto a
Flower ........... ...Rubenstein
Miss Kinney.
Song. breeze of the Night. .......
Song (encore), Simple Simon" 500.
College Glee Club.
March, Behind the Hounds Allen
College Band.
The music lovers of Bozeman enjoyed
an evening of rare pleasure at the opera
house Tuesday evening, when they had
the opportunity to hear the concert CIV
en- by the Royal Marine band Of Italy.
oil ,c;1
left nothing to be asked for.
The football boys of 1891 were rendered
a very delightful banquet by DIR. James
Reid, president of the state college.
Friday evening at the Bozeman. There
were "a guests present, to whom an ex-
cellent repast was served. After dinner
toasts were in order with Mr.. Walter
Collins presiding as POSTMASTER. The
following enjoyable and pertinent
toasts were given: Football" Homer
Thompson: History of Our Football
Team" W. Flaherty; How We Beat
Butte" F. Erwin: THE Coach" Burle
Jones: "Bozeman's Help to the Foot
ball Team" Frank Wilson; Toast to
the ladies' Prof. A. Currier: Football
in the East" President Reid Taking
Defeat" Walter Collins. The game be-
tween Annapolis and West Point was
Reid. as well as the one between West
Point and Yale. The later hours of the
evening were passed in the parlors,
where the guests We're entertained with
several vocal solos by Prof. Currer, and
general conversation.
A double wedding took place at ST
James Episcopal church, on the corner
of Templar avenue and Olive street al
high noon Wednesday. The contracting
parties We're Messrs. Homer and Her
bert Dunbar and Misses Ida and Eliza
beth Dunn, all very popular young PEG.
pie of the western part of the valley
The impressive Episcopal marriage ser.
vice was read by Rev. Frank B. Lewis
in the presence of the friends and rela-
tives of the young people. Mr.. Herbert
Dunbar and Miss Lizzie Dunn were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dunbar, and
Mr.. George Dunn and Miss Haskins at
tended Mr.. Homer Dunbar and Miss
Ida Dunn. Immediately after the cere-
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commissioners is attending to his stock
interests near Lombard this week.
Mrs. E. B. Lamme and Miss M. A.
Cantwell returned from Butte Sunday
morning, having accompanied the bas-
ket ball team to the smoky CITY,"
]. N. Bulen returned a few days since
from Columbus, O., his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ruffner accom-
panied by Mrs. Brown started last week
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Bo<emun.
ESPECIAL to Inter Mountain.


BoZeman, Dec. 21.-One of the enjoy
able events of the past week was the
concert given by the College band. The
entertainment was given in the First
Methodist church and was much en-
joyed by fair-sized audience. The
band boys and especially their leader
Rob Chisholm, are to be congratulate ted
on the rapid progress made by the band.
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DEAN-MOsS NUPTIALs.
Especial to News and Observer. }


Henderson, N c., Oct. 1S.--The resi-
dence of Mr.. S. Dean father of the bride,
was the scene of very pretty but quiet
nome marriage Thursday October 18th,
at 1880 a. M, the contracting parties be-
ing Mr. ID. Schuyler Moss. of Halifax, N.
c., and Miss Lucie c. Dean, of Hender-
son, N. c., Rev. j. d. Hufham officiating.
The parlor was tastefully decorated with
palms and ferns. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Moss left on the
II o'clock train for Quebec, Canada, and
other cities, visiting Niagara Falls, the
Pan American Exposition. ETC.
The bride was tastefully attired in a
going-away gown of castor broad-cloth,
inlaid with panne velvet, ETC., hat and
gloves to match.
Mr. Moss is we'll known young bust
ness man of Halifax county, N. c., en-
gagged in the mercantile and lumber bust
ness.
Many good wishes follow the happy
couple. 6.
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MARRIAGES AT GoLDSBoRo.
Especial to News and observer.)

Goldsboro, N. c., Oct. 1S.-Mr David
Walker was married to Miss Callie Will
liams at the residence of r. P. Pipkin
Tuesday night. Justice of the Peace w.
FL Collins officiated. ~
Wednesday afternoon a quiet but pretty
home wedding was solemnzed at the
residence of Mrs. Med. Smith, who is the
sister of the bride. Mr.. Charles A. Smith
and Miss Cora Macdonald were the con-
tracing parties. DR.. F.. NJ Harris Of
hciating. Mr.. Smith lives in Indian
Springs township, this county, and is
highly esteemed here by his numerous
friends.
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THE CORAC SOCIETY.
special to News and obseryer.)


Tarboro n c., Oct. 1S.-The Corac So
ciety that was organized here a short
while ago, held it's second meeting last
night. 1t is composed of the musical tai
ent of the town under the management
of Mr.. M. A. Curtis. 1t numbers eighty
voices. The society is practicing now
once week, and hopes soon to appear
before the public. Our people are look
ing forward to the first performance with
great pleasure.
Miss Kathleen Williamson, of Mobile,
Ala, lis visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
Sophia Williamson.
Misses Josephine and Leila Bert Philips
are visiting friends in Raleigh and Chapel
Hill
Miss Mabel Rawls has returned home
from visit to friends in Milford Della
ware.
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. OMAN AND SOClET Y

Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Smith left yes
ierday for New York and Toronto.
Mrs. James Mckee and Mrs. T. S.
Kenan went to Goldsboro yesterday.
Mrs r. D. Gilmer has gone to Chapel
Hill TO visit her son, who is q student
at the University.
Mrs. T. F. Toon. wife of the Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, left yes
terday on {. visit in Robson county.
Mrs. Perry. Miss Eta Perry and
Miss d. Duncan arrived in the city yes
terday from Beaufort.
Last Tuesday evening in the NJ E.
Church at Macon, Miss Winnie Drake,
daughter of Major w. c. Drake, and Mr..
Samuel Reeks. were united in marriage.
Rev. E II. Davis officiating.
Mr. Woodley Stroud and Miss Julia
Bass, both of Lenoir county, were mar
ried in the office of Register of Deeds w.
ID. Suggs yesterday by Justice j. G. Cox
The girl is only IA years old.-Kinston
Free Press.
Charlotte Observer: Miss Ethel
Holt left yesterday for Chapel HILL,
Miss Holt will attend the german there
and then, accompanied by her sisters,
Mrs. r. NJ. Oates and Miss Louis Holt.
she will visit in Burlington and Raleigh.
AT Shelby on Thursday at the Confed-
crate Reunion, Mrs. T. j. Jarvis present
ed each veteran with a cross of honor. Mr.
e. Y. Webb sang THE Southern Girl; :"
Capt. l.. j. Hoyle read an appropriate
poem and Hon. d. H. Mclean made an
eloquent address.
Mrs. Clarence de Vaux Register, wife
of the director of music at the Baptist
University, arrived yesterday from New
York and her summer home in Connecti-
cult. Mrs. Register is prominent in the
scientific world, being closely identified
With movement for the advancement
CT psychology.
Quite a party of Raleigh young
ladies went to Chapel Hill yesterday to
attend the german there. In the party
were Misses Hattie Arlington, Elsie
Haywood, Belle Hay, Mary Andrews,
Nell Hinsdale, Mary Thompson, Lily
Gray. They We're chaperoned by Mrs. A.
A. Thampson and Mrs. Gilbert Hay.
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Southern Investment Company.
fBy the Associated Press.)

fBy the Associated Press.)
Dover. Del. Oct. 1S.-The Southern In
yestment Company which was granted ar
ticles of incorporation under the laws OF
Delaware, has entered it's charter for
record. It's incorporators are: VIM. w.
Mackall and VIM. V. Davis, of Savannah,
Ca, and Erasmus B. NAPLES, of Whining
ton. Delaware The company is author
lied to purchase, receive, hold and own
bonds, mortgages, debenture, notes.
shares of capital stock, or to vote trust
certificates.
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IN EACH COUNTY TO
represent old established house, solid
financial standing. Straight bona fide
weekly cash salary of SIS paid by check
each Wednesday with all expenses di-
rect from headquarters. Money ad-
vanced for expenses. Manager, 377
Caxton Building, Chicago.
10-19-St sat q sun
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Col. Meade to be Court Martialed.
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, Oct 18.-Secretary Long
has approved the recommendations of the
Court of Inquiry in the case of Col Robt.
L. Meade, U. S. NJ c., and will order a
court martial to try Colonel Meade on
charges of intoxcaton while on duty,
of giving false testimony and of violating
the regulations in failing to respond to
charges preferred against him by Colonel
Denny and Lieutenant Colonel LAUGH
heimer, U. S. M. G.
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FOR SALE-ONE EACH, VERY ANTI
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tubs, good organ SIS, bicycles So to $40
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CARD PARTY.

A charming card party was given by
Mrs Alfred Williams Thursday afternoon
complimentary TO Mrs. Mary Grimes
Smith. Sixteen were seated at the ia
bles and Mrs. Sherwood Higgs was the
successful competitor for the prize. The
ladies present were Mrs Mary Grimes
Smith, Miss Nella Grimes, Mrs. Sherwood
Higgs. Mrs. Kenny, Mrs. Walter Grimes,
Mrs. William Grimes, Mrs j. B. Timber
lake, Mrs. Grimes Cowper, Mrs. George
McGhee, Mrs. j. E. Pogue, Miss Grimes,
Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Ludlow Skinner, Mrs
=. S. Jerman, Miss Julia Howell and
Mrs. Alfred Williams
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Three Escapes From Jail.
(By Inc Associated Press

Roanoke, Va. Oct 1S.-There was a
jail delivery at Marion, the county seat
of Smyth county, early this morning. A
new Jail costing $4,000 has recently been
built and was thought to be strong
enough to hold any criminal, but three
prisoner, one serving a term for felony
and two others for minor offenseS, eS-
capped from it by prying an opening be-
tween the iron bars and are now at
large.
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PEANUT PARTY.

Last evening a most enjoyable pea
nut Party was given by Miss Mary
Mackay at her home on North Blount
street. The guests traced numerous art
fully entwined and tangled cords to their
end where each was attached to q peanut
After this instrumental and vocal music
was enjoyed. Miss Elizabeth Hinsdale
secured the evenings prize and Miss
Morrell the consolation.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES-ONE
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HAcKErr WILL SOON RETIRE.
Judge Darling, of Vermont, Will Succeed HIM
as Assistant Secretary of Navy
fgvltbe Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.J
Washington, Oct. 1S.--Frank w. RACK
EFT, the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy,
will ask TO be relieved from that office
shortly. He wilLresume his law practice
in Washington. Judge Chas, II. Darling,
of Bennington, Vermont, will be appoint
ed to the vacancy by the President.
Judge Darling is strongly recommended
by Senator Proctor and many other
prominent citizens of Vermont He is
understood to be a successful practitioner
in the courts of Vermont and man of
high character and standing.
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LOST-A BLACK GRAINED LADIES
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of the owner and about $500 in money.
Liberal reward to finder who returns
same to News and Observer Office.
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other of fastidious taste, to call and
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Samples on application. HURT & Hum
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of Kitty
Pope. deceased, late of Wake county,
N. c., this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate OF said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the 3lst day OF
August, 1902, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
JACOB POPE,
Executor of Mrs. Kitty Pope.
This August 81, 1901.
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has satisfied piano purchasers from the
mountains to the sea- Won't you joir
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From medium to finest piano made
Is what, John 3. Wright. OF Greensboro,
l. haa.,'s..
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