The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-31

stone on the course is that marked one
million.
Miss Mamie McRae of Broadwatcr has
the highest vote OF the day, 1888. Next
to her comes Miss Mabel Suprenaut of
Fergus county with 3,2rf. while third is
Miss Alice Jackson OF Silver Bow county
with LAS. Fourth for the day is Miss
Gcrtic Shaver Of Granite county with $40.
aud fifth is Miss Mamie Mcnamara of
Silver Bow county with 76t.
Miss Jackson is first in Silver Bow
county today and Miss Mcnamara is sec
ond. Miss Courtney, who has 53I votes,
is third today in the county.
The Inter Mountain has TO chronicle to-
day with regret that Miss Nell Lloyd, one
OF the prominent candidates in Silver Bow
county. has Withdrawn from the contest.
Her mothers illness was the cause OF this
action.
Today brought some more developments
to make the close race in Broadwatcr
county more interesting. The votes to-
day brought the candidates even closer
together. Miss Mamie McRea stands first
in that county now, with IIo21; Miss
Rcna Schaaf second with Io.3zo and Miss
Maud Penwell third, with 1880
Deer Lodge county again was good to
the outside candidates today 1t gave
votes to Miss Floy Ods Of Ravalli coun-
ty, Miss Oro Fno Miller OF Powell
county, Miss Rose Gaylord OF Custer
county and Miss Mamie McRea OF Broad
water county. Miss Harria Quiglcy of
Powell county received votes today in
Lewis and Clarke county
The mail today brought votes for the
following:
Misses Marion Aud. Chouteau; Laura
Harper, Rayalli; Maud Hill Beayerhead; iloy
l.. Olds, Rayai; Mabel McGregor, Lewis AMI
Clarke; Ruby Moore, Gallatin Alice sager,
Deer Lodge.
Woes we're cast today in Butte for the fol.
lowing outof.town candidates:
Misses Mabel Mctregor, Lewis and Clarke;
Minnie Y. Nord. Yellowstone: Gerte Shearcr,
GRANTEE Kaheryn Swanstrum, Madison; Jes.
sic Goodrich, Jefferson; Maud Murray, Teton;
Della Lawcr. Lewis and Clarke; Margaret
MeRac Rosebud; Ethel Gichrst Granite;
Mabel Beaumont. Powell; Lottie Mcintosh,
Beayerhead; Harriet 9uigley, Powell.
Miss Cruise Plans Trip.
Former Senator Lee Mantle has re-
ceved word from Helena today TO the
effect that Miss Cruise, chairman OF the
woman's auxiliary committee. has planned
| to make a trip through the western part Of
| the state. This trip will be Tor the pur-
| pose Of interesting the women OF the va
! rious counties in the work of assisting III
| the decoration Of the Montana building at
the Worlds Fair.
\ short time ago Miss Cruise and Mrs.
| W. ". Cheely visited several counties in
the mddle-east Of the state and met with
| enthusiastic responses from the women
there.
From the way things are progressing un-
der the management of Miss Cruise there
seems no doubt but the Montana building
will be furnished and decorated in man
ner in keeping with the reputation which
the state has for generosity.
Miss Cruise is also planning to have a
| few refreshments OH the side Of such quail
| ity as the western man delights in. There
can be no doubt regarding the popularity
OF the Montana building when once its
doors will have been thrown open to well
come the people and dispense hospitality.
Senator Mantle stated that work on the
building was progressing nicely and it
would be ready for occupancy OH schedule
time.
1t is also possible from latest news re-
ceived that any one desiring to make an
exhibit could do SO as "priyate exhibit
in the manufacturers building. Any artist
inventor, sculptor, musician those hay.
ing fine collection of china, could gel
space for such exhibit by addressing
George w. Parker, chairman Manufacture
ing and Liberal Arts, St. Louis, Mo
These exhibits can be sent through from
here with the other exhibits when the sam,
will be ready for forwarding to the fair