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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1901
Page
5
A fragmented description paints a hill crowned by cypress and Spanish moss grove, with a grand castle offering views of a distant city and the Cordilleras. The text evokes a royal lineage in Mexico, a lush landscape, and a poetic vision of mountains veiled in spring vines and green.
A crowded meeting of the Woman's Club discussed arts and literature, with plans for next year's program and an art exhibit. Members elected to new departments, debated portraits of past masters, and debated how Renaissance ideals can guide modern character and public service.
John T Bordeaux returns from a two month Shriner pilgrimage across the continent to Honolulu where a temple of the Arabic order was formed. Visitors were hosted with tours to plantations and volcanoes, hailed by locals with wreaths and photos.
The Anaconda Club notes the Aavonda Woman's Literary Club art exhibit aiding public schools, praising initiative in producing art works. Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs Chimmett present papers on William Pitt and the eighteenth century, exploring Pitt's political career, parliamentary speeches, and his role in American affairs, highlighting his ambition, courage, and leadership.
The Saturday Night club gathered at Mr. Michards residence last Saturday as Miss Sevepta Banders shared homesteading memories from Montana. Miss Sandera described hardships like sleeping in a hut on straw with mice, while noting early homesteads near Great Falls and later claims selling for huge profits. Miss Skell contributed remarks on early Montana life.
A young musician, Misa Shelley Shenley, recently arrived from California, performs refined piano works by Franz Litz and Schaninade at a local Butte venue. Critics praise her technical accuracy and graceful interpretation of masters, while the club thanks her for adding pleasure to the evening.
The West Side Shakespeare Club met on West Copjer Street Tuesday evening with fairly good attendance. Hamlet was read in part, and discussion on American statemetry was postponed. Mrs. Alice Lindsay read a clever paper on The Men of Hamlet.
Indicated by ind and Mrs B Winifred Dickson the club will host an illustrative game and social event. On April 30 the next regular lesson night features Mrs Nuckolls at 11 West Quartz with Poet's Night. Phoebe and Alice Carey will be read by Anna Driscoll Alive Carey readings. The club will sing One Sweetly Solowin Shoughn and discuss Current Events. Shakespeare resumes in May with act four of Mun let.
The Ethical Culture Club held a meeting Tuesday focused on Self Reliance by Emerson. Mrs Gentve Williams guided the discussion, soliciting opinions from members and prompting debate on virtue and human nature as presented in the text.
A discussion quotes Rimerson on personal focus and society's view as the club plans its next review session. The meeting is scheduled for 7 0 o'clock, signaling an upcoming calm in the ongoing discourse.
On April 28 the Athis club will present a history of magic by Mrs. Di Ly Holmes. Meachem Majors will fill a vacancy with a talk on a subject to be chosen. The West Side Shakespeare club aims for a special night of lessons. The Current Topics department hosts at the Woman's birth quarterie with Mildred Orton and others selecting readings.
A fragmented blotter notes changes at B Main with new fixtures and improved seating. The brief item cites cost efficiency and small upgrades by local firms, mentioning Vos and Brits in passing as part of the market refresh.
Butte Coal Co state agents at 22 E Broadway Butte Montana offer wholesale and retail prices for Yankton domestic Portland cement. Cement available to contractors and builders with market pricing and delivery options.
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