The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-26

City he said that in addition to the shops
already being enla ged the company
would soon commence work on new
depot.
Just what the new building VIII cost
I am not prepared to state at this time,
but it will be fine structure said Supt.
Horn. livingston has long needed new
depot and it is now going to get one. The
present one has long been inadequate
ard besides is ancient in archit ,ctrral
effect.
The ne shops have been progressing
very nicely up to within a few days d, o,
when delay occurr, by reason of our
inability to get the steel structure for tne
roofing, which was delayed on account
of the steel strike. Had this not hap
pened the roof would have been on by
November i. but as to the time II W I
cannot tell"
YES, it is true" said Supt. Horn to
your corresponds that our compa y
will make some improvements to the Wo i
house in Billings. They will not CONSIST
of any great out ay of money. but will
greatly add to our facilities for caring
for the great amount of wool that We
handle from this point
Last year we shipped out over II. 0)0,-
900 pounds from Billings and wi h l.
creased fac lities we expect to inorea
this amount. The sampling room will be
enlarged to twice it's present size and the
baing capacity wi be doubled. This
means that we will be enabled TO snip
Just twice as muc,l wool each day as we
did this year" Supt. Horn retur- ell t.
his home yet rday.
Mrs. Nellie Ste.nhauser will leave. in
few days for three weeks visit to her
husband, who has a position with the
MOI thern Pac fc at Fasco, WASH. 5
switchman.
c. Mcyune proprietor of the n IT.
ern Ia if. zach counter in this city, has
Just returned from a trip to st. Paul.
whittier he went to confer with the own
ers of his building, the Northern Pacific
News company, in an effort to get some
improvements on the building. He was
successful, the company promising that
improvements would be made shortly
Just what these will consist of Mr.. Nc
Cune was not appraised. but he believes
it means an enlargement of the stfuct-
! ure which is badly needed
Miss Cunningham, niece Of Mrs. E. NJ.
Hungerford, who came to Billings few
months ago from Nebraska, for her
health has taken school near Joliet,
G. w. Houghton, manager of the
| branch business in this city of A. p.
/ Curtin of Helena. has gone to Helena for
visit to his family. The business is
being looked after by Miss Lillian Allen.
The Magic Circle. the Woman's aux
iliary of the Woodmen of the World, is
! planning the. observance Of it's ami
versary on November IA. The ladies will
spare no pains to make it most pleas
! ant affair and it promises to be a large
| one. The mode Of entertainment Will
| most likely be a banquet.
! At the Congregational parsonage
Wednesday evening at 10 o'clock occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Loring Winslow OF
Billings and Miss Emma Christoph OF
! Sheridan. Wyo., Rev. w. D. Clark OFF,
ciating. The marriage was a quiet one,
the ceremony being witnessed by rela-
tives only The groom is fireman on the
Bridger branch OF the Northern Pacific
and a young man popular with the COM
pany and his acquaintance in this city.
The bride is no stranger in this city.
having visited relatives here on numer-
Gus occasions.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Brooks,
| 400 South Thirty second street, was the
scene of pleasant occasion Wednesday
night at O'CLOCK Wnen their uduShteT,
Miss May. was united in marriage to Mr..
John D. Huffine, of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. D..
Clark in the presence of few invited
friends.
Mrs. Lucum Schlosser gave a very
pleasing whist party to few friends
Wednesday evening at the home Of w.
S. Bayerd. Miss Mulcare won the lady's
best prize and H. b. Pierce the gentle
mans best prize, while Mrs. D. M. Park
err was awarded the lady's consolation
and Walter Mcneil the gentleman's
BOBBY. Following the games the guests
were served an elegant luncheon. Those
| present We're: Mesdames Pierce, d. M.
Parker, Misses Mulcare, MOriarty,