Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-09

| tai. accompanied by their ladies. to do
| honor to this occasion. / would rather
be the caucus nominee of the republic
can minority in the Seventh Legislative
assembly. and know that l was receiv-
/ ing the SURFACES of the men who voiced
the sentiments of true republicanism
and all tina; ii comprehends than to
/ We iriumphantly elected at the hands of
! that aggregation of greed blatant DEM
aEogy and inetlicency that STYLES itself
toast, The Republican Tarty of Mon
tana. tApp.ause.)
The republican party in the halls of
our legislature today represents the, re-
publican party of Montana, reunited,
redeemed, rejuvenated and superb fAn-
pIauseo New honors will he brought to
the state because of the intrepid stand
when mas been made for just princi-
pies and an added luster will be given
10 the already luminous record of the
republican party within our borders.
Barring the action they have taken in
the generous support of my own un-
worthy candidacy. their record in the
legislature is beyond criticism and is
typtcal of the broad, wise. humane and
patriotic policy of the president of these
United states. William Mckinley" CAP
plausel. "a
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senator Thomas II. Carter, and finished
by asking the merry makers t, drink
the health of the Seventh legislative as
sembly. which was done with a right
good Will. George Irwin responded to
me toast with one of his quaint efforts.
W. a. Hedges responded to the toast |
lof the republicans of the legtsla tura. !
Judge Brantly responded to the toast
me President of the United States T. |
Joe Dixon of Missoulas responded to the /
toast, The Republican Part of Mon 4
tana. Senator Meyer of Carbon county j
responded to the toast, The Candi- Z.
dates. Judge Smith of Helena respond. I
ca 70 the toast of Loyalty" Senator
-Ahaefson said he could nc, respond to
'ne toast TO the Ladies'" c. NJ. Web I
s'ef explained few things about the
iaie campaign Col. c. F. Lloyd re-
spohasu 10 Eight Hours for Recov cry |
Eugene Carroll talked OF water. judge
Clark gave a humorous talk regarding
the campaign and his own turn-down I
w b. Rodgers responded eloo,s,t,y ~
one toast and L. H. Weed closed ,ha I
toasting.
'uflng the evening Mr.. Mantle read
several telesrams Of regret, among
lhem one from Senator I. II. Carter.
lnomas G. Marshall, s. G. Murray y /
=. white and John Is. Read
be1ore the guests left the table M, /
Mantle made ore of his happy little
speeches in which he thanked ali III /
guests Tor gracing the occasion win /
'helr presence. He probably felt tn AZ
n 2ssed and unsurpassed thoughts IL III
guests. who one and all declared the
evening one which would ALWAYS j,
marked as red letter" event While
lhere was Very large number present
/ 3hnTlslng many OF the social as Wen as
toHtlral lights. there was an absence or
We sun constraint attendant upon such
auctions. IEere was feeling Of bon
itdule Nhlch infected everyone ana
resulted in an evening of unalloyea de-
light. D
p IHe guests present We're as follows. /
from ADMINISTRATORS w. F.. Never.
Kenneth MeLain and Wife S. s. Hobson,
r. j. Anderson and wife. +. D. Philips,
J. I'll. Geiser. Tyler Worden, j. N. Kelly
ana Wife. Miss Kelly, Senator S. l..
Mitchell. Hon. j. r. Patterson and wife |
non. q. 3. Bourne, II. Gregory F. S.
BECKER ana Wife, Miss Mamie Becker c.
L. New bury Geo. McCone and wife ].
,. Rielenherg. Wylis Hedges and wife.
\. b. Lehman and mother. 3. j. McIp-
ire. L. IA. Faust, w. A. Roland wife and
Miss Roland w. c. Newton c. l.. Muir
'ay and wife. N. Godfrey, j. NJ Dixon
and wife. Edw. Donlan. Geo. r. Baggs,
Aaron Corners and wife. r. Brownlec
and wife, w. D. Jones. W. Stanley, G. G.
stull, Chief Justice Theo. Brantley.
Judge Henry c. Smith. Hon. E. D. Weed,
Hon. c. NJ. Webster, Hon. j. NJ Burin-
same, Great Falls Hon. d. j. Tallant
Great Falls; Hon. W. B. Rogers f.. ".
a 10 n
lion. j. P Woolman, NJ. D. Cooper B.
Il. Tatum. Chas. Schwartz, Helena
The Butte people present were-Mal-
eolm ellis and wife, DR.. E. D. Learitt
Col. G. F. Lloyd, Frank klepetko and
wife, Geo. w. Irwin, General G. S. War
rem, j. V. Long and Mrs. J. W. Forbis
". Nee. White and wife. Walter Lewis
md wife, Col. Byron Cook, c. j. Schatz-
Gin and Wife, c. H. Moore and wife, Eu-
gene Carroll and wife, j. II. Leyson
David j. Charles and wife, Judge Henry
\. Blake, A. b. Clements, w. w. Cheeley
and wife, Judge j. G. Sullivan and wife
J. G. Evans and wife, j. W. Cottcr and
wife, Frank w. Haskins, B. H. Dunshee,
+. S. Booth and wife, Col. P. r. Dolman,
Mrs. K. S. Furbeville, NJ. l.. Holland, e
D. Elderkin and wife, b. Plummer and
wife. Capt. E. w. Wynne, r. F.. Pearce
Wallace Corbett, Charles French, Wm
iallick, j. H. Vivian, A. N. Yoder, W. l..
Meyer, NJ. A. Berger, Archibald Gray
and wife, J. A. Case. E. Siegel, Edw.
WINS, John McMurray and wife, Miss
Becker, Miss Gray, Miss Evans. Miss
Ireland, Mss Fleuhr, Miss Connell. DR..
and wife, DR.. Campbell B.
E. Calkins and wife. w. G. Reynolds
I. o. Miles and wife, Sewall Davis,
E. a. Merely and wife, Geo. A. Clark
Geo. Pascoe, D. ]. Giard and wife, j. r.
Thompson and wife, H. O.. Wilson and
wife, Thomas Trevail, Gus Gallo Geo.
A. Cook, II. w. Turner and wife, Wm
Dyer and wife, r. d. Leggat and wife.
Party,