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FOR SAIL BY =. w. WEST 4 CO.
IS and Is Union Block
tssn-Isof Aaxi30 second hill. two
blocks north of Madison.
St6e0-s-room house. corner lot COX
100. : blocks from Rainier Heights
car line. 500 cash. remainder on
monthly payments.
siSo-Iots on nenton car line a few
block 10 the south Of Jackson
street crossing. lots are soxl00 TO
an alley. easy terms.
Nice corner lot or 17rd avenue
two blocks north Of Madison. east
and south frontage.
tsoQ-fsef ON Second avenue north
between Republican and Mercer
street east front.
saslst=-s=reofa modern house. lot sex
-. on fstn avenue north Of Madi-
son. house built within past two
years. brick foundation.
SSis0-A new and modern T-roorn
house. corner lot. east front.
within two blocks of Madison
street; good view.
s2g0~A Ache tracts on Renton car line
at Brighton Beach station. sur
veyea and stake6. easy pa yment.
r. ". WEST. ss-es Union Block.
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BAILLARGEON'S
JANUARY SALE
OFFERS MANY CHANCES TO MOTHERS

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plada. tWssia canvas cloths Illuminated pnpHnn. wool
hin stripes fancy checks all these AMI others
youu have lots select from. the goods will asgnah
and the prices surprise you.
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your child hafaes I 0l
month. might sell thr difference
OF don't need anything there Mn be
SENSE IN buying the things for
your nsighber profit With.
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SANITARY BATHS.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
4. u. ANpERsoN. 40. secona >,
TENTS AND AWNINGS.

We manufacture al kinds OF can
vas covered Horse Blankets for all
kinds Of horses at all kinds of prices.
ALI kinds of people buy them. Seat
tie Tent and Awning Co. wholesaia
manufacturers Marion and Western
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VOICE cuLTUR
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For Alaskan waters. small steamer.
captain. male. LIST and and en-
gineer. Jap cook. Boss here.
For Washington; foreman for log
ging camp. hook tender. LIST and
End failers. t0-hloek sawyer. old
man or boy to saw wood. Ballard
Employment Otiice. Ballard. Wn.
Tel Lake ga
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HARTFORD hEAHa0HT. counsel.
arsut#iasz. Dexter Horton BANK bid
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CHILD IS MISSING.

HENRY GEws.
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number Of her girl friends were in
vited. was planned by her mother.
Carroms and crokinole furnished amuse-
ment for the young people until sea-
sonable hour when refreshments were
served.
The ladies Of the Catholic church gave
a pleasant dance in the Orwell build
Ing Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Lord was the hostess at a
party given at her home on South
Thirty-hrst street, Friday evening. ia
about rs Of her friends. They were en-
tertained with games and music and at
q seasonabl hour delectable refresh
mants were served.
Street Commissioner e. w. Keene has
returned from a visit to his old home in
Missouri.
A number Of young people were very
delightfully."- entertained Wednesday
night at the home Of Miss Mary New
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man. south of the city. Dancing formed
the evenings entertainment, followed
by luncheon.
Mrs. H. p. Ryan and three children
arrived in Billings Saturday for visit
to friends and are stopping with Mrs.
H. B.. Segur. Mr.. Ryan. who was
former resident of this city, Is located
at Denver.
Mrs. Packer Yves the guest Of honor
at a pleasant reception given by Mrs.
John Rixon Wednesday, afternoon to
about Is ladies. The guests spent the
time In music and with their fancy
work. Several pleasing solos were rem
dered by Mrs. H. N. Kennedy, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles J. Chapple. In
strumental solos were played by Misses
Minnie and Marion Panton. Refresh
ments were served.
The ladies of St. Joachim's Catholic
church gave one of the most successful
suppers and dances that have been held
in the city for some time on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Hathhorn of Livingston is in the
city on a visit to the family Of her son
County Attorney Hathhorn.
The Maverick Hose company Is max.
ing prepare tons for it's annual New
Years ball.
Rev. w. A. Allen, pastor of the NJ. E
church, left last Saturday night for To-
peka Kan. and Kansas City, expecting
to be absent about a week. On his re.
turn he will be accompanied by his wife
and they will Immediately go to house
keeping in the parsonage.
The ladies of the M. E. church hello
a pleasant 10 cent tea at the pretty home
of Mrs. w. A. Allen in the West Side
| addition Wednesday afternoon from 3 t.
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Anaconda Society.
(SDecial to Inter Mountain

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda Nov. 23-The week in socie-
ty has been dull, as Is usually the
case during the week preceding holi-
day. Events have been limited to the
usual card club meetings and very few
small and informal functions Of a differ
ent nature. Preparations are going on fol-
Thanksgiving parties, dinners, etc. The
majority of the citizens Of Anaconda wilt
go to church Thursday morning, and
after eating the prOverbial turkey will
spend the rest of the day as their fancy
dictates. In the evening numerous dances
will afford an evenings entertainment
for those who like that sort of thing.
Monday evening the Butte Pioneers Of
the Pacific came to Anaconda to help in
the installation of the officers Of the new
encampment of this city. After the
evenings work the meeting was turned
into social session, and a merry time
was had for several hours.
Mrs. r. 8. Mentrum and Mrs. M. B.
Hendricks entertained at cards Wednes,
day afternoon. About 30 ladies We're
present
Mrs. w. G. Pendleton, formerly of this
city, now of Seattle. is visiting friends
| in the city, on her way home from the
| Buffalo exposition and other Eastern
| points.
| MT. anu MIS-. EDWARD AleDetrO OF Greac
Falls. who have been guests at the Kle-
petko home for the last week, have re-
| turned home.
Mrs. Jesse Searles of Butte has been
| visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. MAGICAL
lum, on Cherry street, a portion of the
| week.
Miss Urna Mckenzie has left the city
and accepted q position as school teacher
| at Stuart.
Miss Alice Michaud of St. Paul is Wis.,
iting with her sister, Mrs. A. C.. Mac
| Oallum Of this city.
Mrs. Frank Nase Of Butte spent the
first part Of the week visiting friends in
| Anaconda.
Mrs. H. H. Nell entertained at carda
last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. H. Nell was Butte visitor
| Friday.
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been working hard during the past sum-
mer and fall and the fair no doubt will
be a great success.
DIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. ChamblisS enter
tanned 80 lady and gentlemen friends at
whist at their pretty home on the cor
ner of Olive street and Tracy avenue
Friday evening. Whist was played in
earnest for several hours and much
enjoyed. Those who could display the
highest scores at the close of the games
We're Mrs. Hoge and Mr.. j. J. Kelly.
Mrs. Hoge received as reward for her
good playing handsome hand mirror
and Mr.. Kelly added to his library
very pretty copy of Lorna Doone. Re-
freShmentS We're served during the even
ing by the hostess to her guests and the
evening was a most delightful one in
every particular
The members Of the B. A. Y. lodge held
a social session at the close of the bus
mess meeting Monday evening. There
were quite number in attendance and
a pleasing program consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, recitations and
the like was given. a peanut hunt was
also in order and afforded a vast amount
of amusement. Mr.. Dan McElwee had
the largest bag of peanuts at the close
and was awarded first prize. Mrs.
Featherston footing the list, received the
BOBBY.
The teachers institute program has
been arranged by the county superin-
tendent, Miss Chrissman. and among the
instructors are to be found the names
of Mrs. G. r. Young Of Butte, Prof. WILL
Jams Of the state normal at Dillon and
Prof. w. E. Harmon of this city. The
institute will continue from Monday
morning until Wednesday evening Mon
day evening a social will be enjoyed at
the home Of Mrs. Alice Williams on West
Mendenhall street and Tuesday evening
musical and literary program will be
given at the Presbyterian church on the
corner Of Central avenue and Babcock
street.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the home Of Mrs. Rich
Bozeman avenue, south. Thursday after
noon. The meeting was well attended
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was the principal amusement and very
enjoyable time was had by all.
Little Miss Iussie Walton gave her
girl friends a pleasant evening Friday,
when she entertained them at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. VAL
itOn, from 8 until II O'Clock. Different
games were played by the little ladies
and tempting refreshments were served.
In all a general good time was had and
everyone pronounced Miss Gussie an
Ideal entertainer.
Robert b. Harris, one of the regular
guards at the penitentiary, went up to
Butte Monday and remained until
Thursday on little pleasure vacation.
Mayor Frank Conley visited Butte dur
ing the week, returning Tuesday. His
friend. Will Derks, came down with
him and remained as his guest for few
days.
Mrs. Thomas McTague returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives in Butte.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Adamson,
who will remain here several days as
a guest at the McTague home.
The West Side club gave its opening
hop Tuesday evening, a. their elegantly
furnished rooms In the Van Gundy block.
The elite of the town were out in force
and very delightful evening was spent.
who owns large business interests in
Deer Lodge, stopped of here last Mon
day as he was returning from an ex-
tended business trip to New York.
Edmund j. Rouleau and Miss Frances
A. Buckingham Of Elliston drove over
from that place last Sunday and were
married late that afternoon by Judge
o. e. Emerson.
Mrs. Charles Childs has returned from
Ellensburg, WASH, and is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Warren e. Evans and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williams went
to Helena last Sunday where they are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Phil H.
Miller and family.
Under Sheriff r. ]. Dee made a trip
to Elliston Tuesday to inspect som3
horses that were to be shipped to Mime.
sofa.
Marion Edwards Of Anaconda came
down to Deer Lodge last Monday and
has since been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Hasselberger.
Mrs. Amelia Curn returned Sunday
evening from a visit with her daughter.
Mrs J. H. Duffy, Of Anaconda.
Timothy Lennon. one Of the old-time
citizens of Helmville, is over this week
| as the guest of ]. e. Marcus and family;
Jonn GerdtS OF the Cash Grocery co1Q~
pany Is away for two weeks trip to
| Seattle and other coast points.
Miss NJ. Frances Pangborn, matron Of
the state prison. has been in Butte sew
eral days visiting friends.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrood Of Garnet was
in Deer Lodge Sunday, leaving that
evening for Warm Springs.
Col. L. G. Parker returned Sunday
night from Alaska where he has sp>nt
the summer looking after mining at.
fairs.
G. X. Larabie and family Of Fairhaven.
WASH, left Monday after a weeks pleas
| and visit with s. e. Larabis and family.
Mrs. Sarah Scott returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with her son,
| Will Scott, of Helena.
Allen Kimmerly was over from Avon
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
| Miss Fannie Hawkins IL visiting In
Missoula this week.
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by L. II. Stoddard, council commander,
and w. E. Hassler, clerk Of the Wood
men OF the World lodge, expressing
their appreciation OF the ladies' efforts
In giving the banquet. The Rotations
by the Misses Florence Hubbard and
Clara Foster, and Master George Hub
bard, were very good. The hall was
tastefully decorated with palms and
ferns and the colors of the order, lace
curtains being draped at the windows.
At the close of the program, plates and
napkins were passed and refreshments
Of sandwiches pickles, olives. cheese.
chicken AsAlad 81 beet salad, coffee, and
various kinds of cake, were served.
Mrs. Alice Smart, sister of Mrs. w.
L. Linton, has arrived in the city from
Two Dot, and will spend the winter
here. &
Mrs. CT. ". beaverton of Sheridan,
Wyo., is visiting her schoolmate, Mrs.
Paul Mccormick.
Master Joseph Hagerman entertained
Is little boys at his home on North
Thirty-third street, Friday afternoon in
honor of his s7th birthday anniver-
sary. The afternoon was spent in play
ing games, after which delicious sup
per was served by the mother of the
host. The magnificent birthday cake,
with it's seven candles, attracted much
attention, until each was helped to a
piece Of the same.
An announcement of the marriage of
Miss Rene Mcconnell and DR.. E. B. Ar
mold Of Morris, Mimi, has been received
in this city. The marriage ceremony
took place at the home of the bride at
Fargo, N. D. Miss Mcconnell is niece
Of Mrs. J. H. Rineheart of this city, and
at one time spent several years here with
} her aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold will
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won the hearts Of the mothers by he,
fine thoughts. 30 ably presented.
A pleasant banquet was given satur-
day night at the Smith hall by the
Women Of Woodcraft, the auxiliary Ia
the Woodmen Of the World lodge. A
splendid program had been prepared
and was well carried out. Pleasing mu-
steal numbers were the vocal solos by
Miss Alice Walk, !. L. Whitney and Mrs.
George Hubbard. and the plano solo by
Mrs. F. H. Beeman. and cornet solo by
w. Q. Allen. The remarks by Rev. w.
D. Clark were appropriate to the oc-
casion, and q few words were spoken
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Red Lod6e.
(Special to Inter Mountain.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)-
Red Lodge, Nov. 23.-The home talent
play. "A Box of Monkeys" followed BY .
ball Thursday evening, was success
which surprised even the most sang,ine
Of those having the matter in charge.
The play and dance had been arranged
by County Superintendent Martha II.
Dilworth and was given in connection
with the county teachers institute which
has been in session here for the past feur
days, closing Thursday. The play was q
farce comedy. in which some Of the lead
ing society people of the city partici-
pated. the proceeds Of the evening being
for the benefit Of the school library fund.
From the time the curtain was raised
until 1t was lowered for the last time,
the houseful Of people were in a con-
tinual uproar Of laughter. At the con-
clusion Of the play dancing was begun
and lasted until the early hours Of morn
ing.
Mrs. Walter Anderson is spending the
week in Bohemian, visiting with her
parents.
Rev. Father Curran, who was In charge
of the Red Lodge parish for about a
year, has left the city and gone to Cl
year, has left the city and gone to Chi
cago.
Ex-county Attorney L. B. Reno of
Chance came over to Red Lodge
Wednesday and made a business trip
to Billings. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Bertha.
Mrs. w. N. Hunter has removed from
her Roberts ranch into the city to give
her children the superior advantages of
the Red Lodge schools.
A dance was given Monday evening
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Matters Of interest to the society as well
as the general public were also earnestly

Matters Of interest to the society as well
as the general public were also earnestly
discussed.
Miss Florence Bryan and Fred L.
Wright Of Belgrade were married at the
Methodist parsonage Friday evening last.
Rev. Mr.. James performed the ceremony.
The college cliolians had merry time
at the home of Prof. and Mrs. w. w.
Wylie, Grand avenue. south. Saturday
evening. There were about 30 young peo-
pie present. A delicious luncheon con-
sisting Of chicken pie. Saratoga flakes.
salad. jellies. ice cream and cake was
served in the dining room.
Stock Inspector E. X. Pruitt and wife
Of Helena are visitors in the city this
week.
Mrs. Pinney left Tuesday for Califor-
MIA, having received word that her
daughter is very i'll.
w. A. Buzzard went over to Helena
Monday on business which will detain
him several days.
Director Fortier Of the experiment sta
ton returned from Helena the first Of
the week.
DR.. Foster has been quite i'll for sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dawes returned
from a several weeks visit in the East
the last Of last week.
Mrs. Briggs Of the Madison valley. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. e. A.
Maynard, returned to her home the first
Of the week.
Thomas E. Kemp Of Missoula was In
the city for a short time Monday.
Charlie Braten left Thursday evening
last for his home in Norway. hoping thai
the sea voyage and q visit to his Ole
home would restore him to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Morgan and Mrs
Haley went over to springdale Frida,
evening and returned the first of the
| week.
| At the assembly meeting at the aSTt
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in the opera house in which in the neigh
borhood of 40 couples participated. Ex-
cellent music and congenial crowd con-
tributed to make this an exceedingly
enjoyable party.
The regular meeting Of the Checker
and Chess club was held in District
Clerk Essestyn's Office in the courthouse.
Owing to other attractions a number Of
the members Of the club were not pres
ent. but those who did attend report a
pleasant time. :
Attorney Sidney Fox appeared on the
streets Tuesday for the first time since
his recent illness.
Miss Emma Winter of st. Paul ar
rived in the city Wednesday,.
w. A. Talmadge, accompanied by his
wife and son, left Tuesday for q visit
in Southern California. !.
Attorney John T. Smith Of Livingston
was in the city during the week.
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Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Billings, Nov. ga splendid treat
was enjoyed by the ladies at their club
meeting Friday afternoon, in the way Of
two interesting addresses by Professor
Hamilton Of the state university and
Miss Harwood. The regular lesson for
the afternoon. the first act Of "As You
Like It." was hurriedly gone over and
the rest Of the time given to the ad-
dresses. Mr.. Hamilton took Shake
speare as his subject and delighted his
hearers with the excellent thoughts he
presented. At the close Of his address
Professor Hamilton gave q list Of diff
ferent books which would be q help in
the study Of this famous writer. Miss
HARDWOOD gave an excellent outline Of
books suitable for children to read. and
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take a wedding trip to the coast and
viii also spend a short time in this city.
A delightful dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. p. b. Moss Saturday evening.
Yellow chrysanthemums and smilax and
ferns formed q beautiful table decora-
ton, the flowers being placed in ex-
quisite cut glass bowls. The guests
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Paul Nc
Cormich. Percy Horde. Frank Gilmore.
M. A. Arnold and G. 8. Brother.
Miss Neva Todd was pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening In honor Of her
fifteenth birthday. The party, to which
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BOzemQn.
(Special to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Rozeman, Nov. ga pretty and de-
lightful reception was given at the nome
of DR., and Mrs. o. M. Chambliss, Tracy
avenue and Olive street, Friday after
noon by Mrs. Chambliss and Mrs. George
r. Nichols. The interior was tastefuMy
decorated with chrysanthemums and
snilax. The guests were greeted at the
door by Master Charlie Chambliss, ana
after the ladies removed their wraps
delicious cup Of banana shrub was
served to each one by Miss Grace Grill
fin. The hostesses were assisted IN re-
ceiving by Mrs. Hoge Of Anaconda ana
Mrs, J. ]. Kelly. Mrs. Nelson Story Jr,
and Miss Durston assisted in the enter
tainment. The visitors were seated in
the dining room where the table was
beautifully set. Mrs. Benepe and Mrs.
]. P, Martin attended to the delicious
coffee and ice cream at either end OF the
table and the dainty refreshments were
served by Misses Mignon Quaw. Ern-
estine and Nichols and Van Zandt, all
attired in charming white gowns. A
large number Of the friends of Mrs.
Chambliss and Mrs. Nichols were pres
ent during the afternoon. as very few Of
the invited guests found it impossible
to be present.
The regular meeting Of the Montana
State Housekeepers was held at the
Episcopal guild rooms on South Tracy
avenue Monday afternoon. The meeting
was well attended by the members of the
society and an interesting and INSTRUCT
i've session was held. The first order Of
business was roll call to which each
member present answered with an APP
propriate quotation. Mrs. F. w. Trap
hagen read a paper on colonial times
that held the entire attention Of those
present. She described the mode Of liv-
ing, church attendance, and gave a vivid
description of an old Dutch home in
White House, N. Y, where her grand
father and great grandfather were born.
A copy of the inventory and will of
Samuel Walese. date 1853. A. D., was also
read and much appreciated. At the close
Of the literary program Mrs. ]. p
Martin gave a practical demonstration
in candy making which gave the ladies
Q number Of valuable points, as the
demonstration was very successful.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are making arrangements for their fail
which they intend to hold the 4th, 5ti
and 9Th of December. The ladies hav,
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cultural college Wednesday morning the
students were addressed by Director For
tier Of the experiment station. Director
Fortier took for his subject Agriculture"
and treated 1t in an interesting manner
Prof. cooley Of the state college spent
several days in the western part Of the
state this week.
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Proficient.

A certain lawyer herein town employs
a stenographer who has the most Won
derful collars and the most elaborate
pompadour in all the business world. She
has a personal theory of punctuation and
her spelling is marked with an engage
ing originality, but she's SO even temper
ed that only an absurdly carping person
would take notice of such eccentricities.
One day she laid before her employer
a neatly type letter to a southern cor
respondent. Before signing it he glanced
over it.
''See here" he said, "you'ce spelled
sugar sugar"
The typewriter glanced at the sheet
and smiled.
Dear me-" said she, "how careless OF
me! Why, I've left out the h. "-Wash-
ington Star.
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Deer Lodge.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Deer Lodge, Nov. 22.-Miss Elizabeth
Aylesworth. Of the McBurney hotel, gave
q delightful party last evening in honor
Of Misses Ada and Cora Smith Of Butte,
who are her guests this week. Dancing
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Champagne drinkers will learn with re-
greet on the authority Of no less an ex-
pert than M. Charles Heidsieck of Reims
that this years vintage is far from sat
isfactory. and that it will not rank with
any of the great years." To those who
have the money to keep their cellars we'll
stocked the announcement is not of so
much moment, but to averag persons 1t
means that the price of champagnes at
hotels and restaurants or purchased in
small quantities will be seriously en-
hanced.-Pall Mall Gazette.