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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1899
Page
16
Social notes record multiple gatherings in Deer Lodge and nearby towns with skating parties, open house afternoons, and a funeral service. Attendees include Miss Napton of Deer Lodge and Miss Theo Ruggel, among many locals and visitors. The piece mentions New Year celebrations, club receptions in Helena, and travel to Boulder and Anaconda for events and duties.
Billings society notes list residents returning from travels in Vermont New York Spokane and Chicago. teachers and students resuming duties in Dillon and Salt Lake City. visits to Helena Boston St Paul and Bozeman. illnesses pneumonia convalescent care. local movers and shakers including stock growers treasurer and politicians in town for holidays and minor business.
Henry Burland family moved into brick houses by the school house. Miss Millie Coffin taught in Hutte and visited her sister Mrs. F. L. J. Thompson. J. T. Farrell of Virginia City toured Dillon with his daughter from the State Normal school. Junie Bishop hosted Normal students at her home. Miss Jane V. Carter, Beaverhead county superintendent-elect, is in town to begin duties. Weddings mark New Year with Mr Hert Selway and Ada Roe, and Jonathan Lovell and Maggie Morton tying the knot. New Year’s Day featured gatherings and stock-liberating visits. Mrs. Hamner reported James Edie died en route to Portland. funeral held by Masons. Dillon mourns the sudden death of Y. T. Chapman.
Hon W A Clark rode Friday’s train to Butte after eastern travel for Montana legislature session. Swindlehurst, Heffernan, Miller, McGraw, Van Dyck, Vernia, and Jenkins residents are noted on recent trips and duties. County officials Ebert Hesford and Sincock also appear with business in Livingston. Cameron heads to Gallatin valley for ditch crew work. Budke, Thacker, Davis, and Sincock were seen in town on various business.
The Zephyr editor Noyes visited Pony last Friday while attending the Flate plilurs meeting and noted a hoped feature in the Pony field. Homer Hindman and John Mayer nearly suffocated by powder smoke in the Sunihrt mine, but both escaped and are recovering in Whitehall. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including Mr Harris of the Revenue mine, Mrs Reeves, and Miss Rose Tales, with travel plans to Butte and the Pacific coast as winter visits progress.
Residents including Mrs. Andrew Sans, Miss Leah Morris, George Patten, and Mrs. Himes visit family in Butte and Pony. Several travelers like A J Busch and Mrs. Bilis group1 journey from Boxeman to Butte, Minneapolis, and Deer Lodge, joining holiday social events and local associations.
Dr. Howard spent the holidays with his family at Boxeman. Jess Dinson suffers a severe attack of nervous prostration. Miss JL May Million, county superintendent of schools, is in the city. H. T. Baker of Timber Rangers made a pleasant office call. Albert Parton and wife went to Stevensville by the bus route. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met at Mrs Harvey's. EB Hershey register of the Mississippi fund office spent New Year's Day with Major and Mrs Catlin. Professor Ewing returned from Annie Youchers Institute with an interesting report. J B Franklin and W A Wright came from Stevensville to interview the new county commissioners. Assessor Watts and family settled in Colonel Root residence on 91st Street. Carmichael, once a Bitter Root stock farm ichristic, shifts to a Republican stance.
Koster and Bial's extravaganza Gayest Manhattan brings songs dances and specialties to the Grand Theatre starting tomorrow night. The run features W J H Batchelor music and Pred Dangerfield scene painting with a strong company and acclaimed scenery.
Standing room was taken and the house packed to the doors as the KR B French Theater Co offered A Pair Rebel. The strong cast sparked hearty applause and the play, based on Civil War incidents, thrills with scenes including the death of Major Watkins while tapping a telegraph wire.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Butte will be held at the bank office in Butte City Montana on Tuesday January 10 1899 between 10 a m and 4 p m. The object is to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business proper before the meeting. EBB WHIRICK Cashier. Dated Butte Mont December 10 1893.
Major Henry Elling president of the Society of Montane Pioneers urges pioneers to send their names addresses places of nativity and dates of arrival to compile a complete record before the state society meets in Virginia City next summer.
Huie Pock Co advertises as a dealer in Chinese and Japanese fancy goods teas chinaware and ladies dress goods. The shop on Main Street in Butte offers bilka underwear made to order for both ladies and gentlemen.
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