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DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

The following suits for divorce have
been filed in the district court: James
Beaton VS.. Agnes Beaton; Amanda o..
Bentson VS.. John Bentson; Ella A. Wor-
nell vs. Francis A. Wormell; and Mary
Thomas VS.. j. d. Thomas.
The Copper City Commercial company
has filed u complaint against the board
of county commissioners of Deer Lodge
county to recover from the county OF
Deer Lodge the sum of $1,43S.57 for
goods supplied during the smallpox cpl
demic This is the account which the
county auditor refused to allow.
Judgment was rendered in the case
Of Bach, Cory Il Co. VS. Pyle II Davis fol
the sum Of $1,3l2.02.
Judgment by default WAS also rendered
in the suit of Edward Burn VS.. kaunad,
u Pyle for the sum OF S759,65.
In the estate Of Matt Wynnc, deceased
the bond of Edward Scharnikow as adj
ministrator was FLED and approved and
letters issued. An order of publication
Of notice to creditors was signed an6
ordered entered.
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Two Valuable Little Pamphlets.

Craig II Davidson, printers and pub
fishers of Helena, have recently issued
from their establishment two valuable
little pamphlets. One is Il compilation
of the game laws of Montana, compiled
by 4. G. Russell, Esq, Of that city. 1t is
said to be absolutely correct and every
hunter should carry copy in his pocket.
1t will be sent promptly by mail on
receipt of price, 10 cents.
''The Laws Of the State Of Montana
Relating to Notaries Public, Their Pow
ars and Duties,' isthe title of the other
publication, which will be sent by mail
on receipt of 25 cents. Address all orders
to Craig Il Davidson, Helena Mont.
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DID NOT RECOGNIZE HIM.
Mr.. C. X. Larr;lbce is Taken for a Strange
in the Butte Library.

MIR. C. X. Larr1lbce is Talxcn for {, Stranger
in the Butte Library.
Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Larrabee arrived
in Deer Lodge from Fairhaven last
Saturday and remained over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Larabie. They left
on Monday mornings train for Butte,
from which place they went to Mr..
Larrabee's Brook Nook horse ranch, in
Madison county. They will again visit
Deer Lodge next week. While in Butte
they visited the public library, which
institution was founded by Mr.. Larrabee,
and the Butte correspondent Of the Stan
dard speaks of their visit as follows:
Charles X. Larrabee, the founder of the
library, took trip through the big store
house of knowledge this afternoon ac-
companied by his wife, but strange to
say no person knew them. Mrs. White
noticed them looking around out in the
reading room, and thinking they were
strangers in the city showed them around
without having any idea who they were.
She thought the gentleman smiled little
when he saw the big marble tablet bear
ing his name, and again when he opened
some of the books and saw his name
poste.l in all of them, but as neither Mr..
Larrabee nor his wife let fall any remark
that would indicate their identity she
thought nothing Of their occasional smiles
and glances. Shortly after the visitors
left, Librarian Davies learned who they
were and he notified Prof Moore Of their
visit. Mr.. Moore promptly hunted up
Mr.. and Mrs. Larrabee at their hotel, but
caught them only a few minutes before
they left for their ranch in Madison
county. Mr.. Larrabee expressed himself
as being delighted with the library, and
he promised to return and spend a day in
it as soon as possible.
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LOST HER LITTLE WATCH.
Two Men Arrested in Deer Lodge sus
pected of the Theft.


The following d spatch appeared in the
Anaconda Standard Thursday morning:
GREAT FALLS, May 23.-Christina Meyers, en-
ployed as waitress at the Milwaukee house. is
mourning the loss Of a pretty little gold watch
and chain. two gold rings and s25 inmoney. The
property was taken from her trunk in the sleep
Ing room of the girls working at the hotel. The
theft was committed this morning between and
9o'clock. The room was locked but the thief
picked the lock, and us the trunk was left open,
the burglar had clear sailing. The young lady
had drawn the money from the bank to pay a
dentists bill and it Is thought knowledge Of this
fact led to the robbery by some one acquainted
around the premises. Detective Germ is trying
to locate the thief The watch had the initials
&c. O." engraved on the back and WIS valued at
S35.
Yesterday afternoon two men stepped
into the jewelry department of VIM.
Coleman's store and one of them took
from his pocket lady's gold watch and
requested Mr.. Mulcahy to erase two ini-
tial letters &c. or from the back of the
watch, which he promised to do. They
then went out, one of the men remarking
that they would return shortly for the
watch. Soon after they left Mr.. Mulcahy
removed the letters, as requested.
VIM. Coleman had read the dispatch
in the Standard, and when the initial
letters were mentioned the thought
struck him that this might be the miss
ing watch; and, taking advantage Of the
absence Of the two strangers, he slipped
out and brought in Deputy Sheriff Con
ley, who secreted himself in the store
and awaited the return of the strangers.
He did not have to wait long, for the
men soon returned. AS they entered the
store M. Conley stepped from his hiding
place and informed them that they We're
his prisoners. They gave their names
as Rec. Law Berdell aud George Rey
nolds. One of them had ladys gold
ring on his finger when arrested. Mr..
Conley locked them up and telegraphed
to the authorities at Great Falls. The
officers here believe they have the men
who took the jewelry, and Mr.. Coleman
is entitled to the credit of having done a
clever piece Of work.
LATER.-The sheriif's office received a
dispatch about II o'clock last night from
Great Falls, stating that officers would
come to Deer Lodge Immediately for the
prisoners
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Sharpe.-In Deer Lodge Saturday, NAY 10, 1894,
David Sharpe, aged 43 years

Sharpe.--In Deer Lodge. Saturday. hIay 10, 1894
David Sharpe, aged 43 years.
MIR. Sharpe was Il native of Canada and
has resided in Montana since 1882. He
had been in poor health for year past.
and came to Deer Lodge to reside
several months ago Until his health
failed he was cashier in the Montana
Central freight department at Butte,
where he was regarded as a man OF good
business ability.
The funeral occurred on Monday after
noon from the family residence, Rev W.
NJ. Britt officiating, and was largely at
tended, a number of Butte friends and
associates being present to pay him a
tribute of respect Mr.. Sharpe leaves a
wife daughter of the late Mrs. Beebe
and sister of Mrs. Fl. G. Valiton) and a
married daughter, Mrs. f. M. Grady, of
Butte; also his mother, two brothers and
three sisters, who reside in Michigan.
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Notes Concern ~. the Day.

Valley Lodge No. 8, Knights of
Pythias, at a meeting Of their order on
Wednesday night last, resolved to join
the procession on Memorial day as an
organization.
AT meeting of the fire department on
Thursday evening it was decided to turn
out on Wednesday next and join in the
procession to the cemetery.
AT the request of the old soldiers of
Deer Lodge, Capt. James II. Mills will
act as chief marshal on Memorial day
and the column and order of procession
will be formed under his direction.
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Miss Augusta Galbraith has an enroll
ment of thirty-three pupils at Helmville.
Miss Crosby will spend the summer
with her friend. Miss Sutherland, who is
teaching at Avon.
Miss Clara Dana has charge of the
school at Washington Gulch.
Miss 1nez Elliott opened her school at
the Blue-Eyed Nellie, May 14th, with
ten pupils in attendance.
School will begin at Cable early in
June, with Miss Matte Durston as
teacher.
The school at Blossburg, which began
last Monday, is in charge of Miss Mary
Quinn of Helena.
Miss Margaret Wolfe will spend part
OF her summer vacation with Miss
Thomson at the Lotus Club.
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House and Lots for Sale.

Here is a bargain for somebody: 1870 by
SO feet on Rainbow avenue, opposite
c.. D. Joslyn's residence. One Of the
finest locations in iown; splendid shade
trees; good, commodious house of six
rooms; good cellar, good well, small
stable and outbuildings. Price, $500;
$500 cash, balance can remain. Inquire
at tLis office.
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Exttravaggance

May lie III paying too much
for a thing, or in paying too
little.
IF you buy paints for less
than we ask, you'll not get
as good ality-that's poor
economy.
If you pay more, you pay
too much, because we sell
the best there is.
The same rule applies to
our stock of brushes, var
rishes, etc.
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NorIcE.-Any person desiring assist
ance in organizing or in maintaining a
Sabbath school in his or her community,
will do well to correspond with Rev.
Edwin NJ. Ellis, the synodical Sabbath
school missionary for Montana, who is
ready to aid in such work. His address
ID Helena, Montana, 228-4t.
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George w. Shaw, representing II.
Menown d Co, of Helena, manufacturers
of "Peerless Montana Baking Powder"
was in town Wednesday and favored us
with a call. This is new enterprise
recently started in Helena and Mr.. Shaw
was here for the purpose of introducing
their goods. AS Il result of his visit tile
"Peerless Montana will be put on the
market in a few days by the Z. l.. Bonner
Co, Cash Grocery Co. and w. w. Higgins.
The new baking powder will be sold at
the same prices as those Of ali standard
goods.
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THOMPSON Is MISSING.
Deputy Sheriff ConleS Failed to Find the
Man Who Shot Fitzpatrick.

Deputy Sheriff Con1eS Failed to Find the
Man Who Shot Fitzpatrick.
Deputy Sheriff Conley returned Thurs
day morning after an absence of five days
in search of Thompson, the man who
shot John Fitzpatrick last week near
Woodwork, in the northern part Of the
county After a thorough search of the
country for three days, in which he was
joined and valuable assistance rendered
by Messrs. James Manning, Charles
Young, Will Hyde and j. N. Pierce, Mr..
Conley gave up the search and returned
to Deer Lodge, bringing with him Joseph
Fortier, one of the men who was in FitZ-
patricks cabin at the time of the shooting.
Charles Young, a hunter and trapper who
is thoroughly acquainted with the
country in which it is supposed Thomp-
son is hiding, will continue the search;
and Mr.. Conley says itwould not surprise
him to see Mr.. Young bring the missing
man in any day.
1t seems there were three men in the
cabin at the time Fitzpatrick was shot
Joseph Fortier, mentioned above, Pat
Hurley and John Conway. The latter
two men had left the nei ghborhood before
Conley arrived. 1t was the impression
among the people OF the neighborhood
at first that the shooting was accidental,
but from circumstances which have since
been brought to light it is thought there
was some motive for the deed, though
the affair is still puzzling the heads Of
the neOnle living near the scene Of the
shooting.
Mr.. Conley says the wounded man,
John Fitzpatrick, is we'll liked by his
neighbors, and had they not supposed the
shooting was accidental, Thompson would
have been Immediately arrested and
brought to Deer Lodge for examination.
Mr. Fitzpatrick, who was brought to St.
Joseph's hospital last Saturday, is re
ported to be doing nicely.
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Ayers pills are Invaluable for the cure
of Headache, Constipation, Stomach and
liver troubles, and all arrangements of
the digestive and assimilative organs.
These pills are sugar coated, safe and
pleasant to. take, always reliable, and
retain their virtues in any climate
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The reception and dancing party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kohrs, at their
home last evening, proved most en-
joyable entertainments. An elaborate
lunch was served at midnight and deco
ratlons OF rare natural flowers prevailed
III the parlors and dining hail.
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SEED WIrEAT.-The T. L. Bonner Co.
have just received Il carload Of No. l
Gallatin valley seed wheat. Farmers
are invited to call and inspect it. 40-tf
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From the number of divorce suits now
being filed in the district court, one is
inclined to answer in the affirmative the
question-'Is marriage failure?"
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BoKN-On Wednesday,, May 23, to
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. McFarlane, of Deer
Lodge, a son.
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Cntho1ic.-Mass ID celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays Of each month at 10 So
A. NJ; second Sunday at st. Michaels church, Flint
Creek valley mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at ST. Thomas church, Helmville.
R. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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Highest Of all Leavenng PoweLatest S. Govt Renort
RH!a,!l! q! fs%asgl! fRskiRg
ARGOFHlTE2vN DRIRpE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PERSONAL MENTION,

Ed. II. Irvine, of Butte was in town yesterday
meeting old friends
Miss Alma Bielenberg has been visiting friends
In Anaconda this week
Attorney O'Leary of Anaconda, was in town
Tuesday on legal business.
Peter Walton, who has been laid up for a week
or two with erysipelas, is now able to be about
again.
Lew Coleman, Jr, came down from Anaconda
last Saturday on short visit to his parents and
friends
Capt. J. II. Mills came over from Helena Thurs
Gay OIL ii snort Visit to his family, returning
yesterday.
Manager Joslyn Of the Bonner company was In
Butte the first Of this week looking after business
interests Of the company.
/
Leo, son OF Mr., and Mrs Leopold Schmidt, has
been quite Ill for some days past, but was re-
ported much better yesterday
During the absence of Distrlc Clerk Morony at
Boulder Hot Springs. Public Administrator
Brown Is assisting in the district clerks Office
j. G. Shaubnt returned yesterday from a weeks
stay at Boulder Hot springs somewhat improved
He speaks we'll Of the Accommodations at the
springs.
Rev. and Mrs. Britt left OH Thursdays train
for Stevensyille, where they will remain over Sun
day. MI. Britt will occupy the pulpit of the NJ. f.
church at that place on Sunday, Rev Shaffer, of
Helena, will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church in Deer Lodge tomorrow
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Rev. James Reid will preach at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow at the
usual hours. -
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The Peterson ranch on Race Track,
consisting OF 100 acres, was sold on Wed
nesday last to Dun Tewcy, of Butte, for
the sum of $500.
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Farmers, Attention! We have just re-
ceived a carload of Gallatin valley seed
wheat, which we are offering at the lowest
market price. Call and inspectit. f. L.
Bonner Co. 4O-tf
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If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring Il stimiant with nourish-
ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Reneweris just the specific.
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Notices have been posted at the picnic
grounds by Mayor Brazelton Offering a
reward for persons guilty Of injuring any
OF the property in or about the pavilion.
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Rev. r. II. shaetfcr, of Helena, will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church tomorrow morning and evening.
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NOTICE,

N Q T G E.
CASTLE HALL, VALLEY LODGE No. 6. K. OF P,
DEER LODGE, MONT, May p, 1894.
All members Of the order are requested to be
present at the Castle Hall on wednesday, May. 80,
1894. at $50 O'Clock a. n for the purpose of par
ticipating in the procession to the cemetery.
TOM KERRUIsH C. c.
Attest: P BADEK, X. of Il. KS
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The cheapest way to buy canned fruit
for pics or sauce is in gallon cans: try
one. TIE CASH GROCERY Co. 37tf
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The f1remen of Deer Lodge decided,
on Thursday evening, to give a grand ball
at the Pavilion on the evening of June s.
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Church of Christ.-Seryices: Sunday schoo
1880 "A. NJ Preaching, 11.3o. "A. N. and 8 Pm
Y. P. S. G. E., 2 2. NJ. Junior Y. 2. S. G. e.
r. II. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor
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A quorum failed to show up last Mon
day evening and there was no meeting
of the town council.
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Methotlist.-S Sunday services: Preaching at
.l1.3O A. N. and 7.S0 p. NJ Sunday school at 1880
A. NJ EpWorth League meets at 8 Pm. Prayer
@ aI II S,3s n W. NJ. BRITT Pastor
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Deer Lodge is now putting on her sum
mer robes and will soon look rs charming
as college girl.
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Presbyterian.-Preachin at 1.9O a. NJ. and
730 p NJ, Sunday school at 1880 A. NJ. Christian
EndeayOr society at $50 r M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday att. 80 P. N.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY:

Episcopal ST. james Church. Services every
Sunday, except the third Of each month, at II 80
A. ~: and 100 = N. Sunday school every Sunday
mt 1890 Am. +. G. PROUT, Rector
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Gailatin and Bitter Root valley seed
wheat for sale. Quality guaranteed. E.
l.. Bonner Company. 3G-tf
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The only guaranteed ready mixed pain
is sold by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 39-tf
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Alfalfa seed, 12c. per lb.; timothy seed
7c. per h., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 3G
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School books of every description at
the City Drug Store. Soft.
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Robert A. Anderson, alias Robert
Fields, who was convicted of murder in
the first degree at Livingston, has been
sentenced to be hanged on June %.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

Quicksilver for placer mining, lowest
rates, at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'s.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
WILL BE APPROPRIATELY OBSERVED
IN DEER LODGE.

r IN DEER LODGE.
A Cordial Invitation Extended to All to
P Participate in Its O,servance-Progran
and Order of Observation-Disclosures Concern
ing the Day.
A meeting of old soldiers of Deer
Lodge was held Thursday evening for
the purpose of taking initiatory steps
toward observing Decoration Day in Deer
Lodge. After some discussion of the
matter it was decided to have exercises
at the cemetery, to consist Of prayer, an
address, music, and decorating graves.
That cordial invitation be extended
by publication to all old soldiers, to the
Deer Lodge Fire department, to all civic
societies of Deer Lodge, to the College
OF Montana, st. Nlary's academy, the
public schools and the public generally,
to participate in the observance of the day
and the procession and exercises.
That an orator and vocal music be
secured for the occasion, and that an
earnest request be made to the people of
Deer Lodge and vicinity to contribute
flowers.
That our citizens be requested to dis
play the national colors at half mast and
to close business houses until the return
OF the procession from the cemetery.
That the press of Deer Lodge be re-
quested to kindly publish mention of
these observances.
A general committee was appointed to
prepare program and make all neces-
sary arrangements for the observance of
the day, as follows: James II. Mills,
james w. Fox and Lew Coleman. The
other committees appointed are:
Music-Alrs James II. Mills, Mrs J,
II. Williams, Miss II. NJ. Swami, Messrs.
II. A. Smurr, Wm. Coleman and Sam,
Beaumont.
Flowers-J. T. Vaughn, II. G. Stout,
John Kelley, G. S. Cranson, D. E. Hertz,
VIM. Carr, James Curn, Joshua Bear and
L. Gilbeault.
Marking Graves-H. H. Zenor and F..
B. Dean.
Decorating Graves---All old soldiers.
Program and Order of Exercises.
AT a meeting Of the general committee
to arrange for Memorial Day services the
following was adopted:
The column to form promptly at the
corner of G and Second streets at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, May 80, 1894, and proceed to
the cemetery, where the services will be
as follows:
|. Music by the choir. "America"
:. Prayer. r..........,,..Re Rev. r. G. Pront
3. Music. ......... "DecOratiOu"
4. Address. .....a........ Rev. james Reid
.. Decoration of graves.
=. Music ."Let Them Rest
Z. Taps. ohm Kelley, Bugler
The committee on flowers and others
who kindly contribute them to the pur-
pose of decorating old soldiers graves
generally, will please leave them with
Fl. A. Smurr at +. L. Bonner Co.'s, before
the column moves.
Citizens who propose decorating the
graves Of their friends before the ccrc-
monies are respectfully requested to do
so at an early hour in the morning, so as
to return and join with the procession
1t is believed the services of Memorial
Day have been heretofore observed more
universally, cordially and reverently in
Deer Lodge than in any other community
in Montana, and it is hoped the coming
anniversary will witness a continuance
of interest in those sacred and solemn
ceremonies. JAMES II. Mills,
LEW COLEMAN.
JAMES W. Fox,
General Committee.
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A party consisting of Paul Mitchell,
Will Fisher, Will Coleman, Dick Dee,
Fred Wildman and Will Schurtz, accom-
panied by w. II. Adams of the West Side
club room, drove up TO Race Track last
Saturday afternoon for a short outing
The boys say they had a very pleasant
lime 7a5g+ WE SE5z is 5E=E@1.
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Cabbage Plants for Sale.

Cabbage Plants for Sale.
Now ready Tor delivery. Choice cab
bage plants. early and late varieties, at
rs cents per hundred. J. f. VAUGHN,
44-3t. Deer Lodge,
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Choice Onion SETS, 15c. per gallon, a,
the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 41-tf
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Martin Dee and Evaline Goddard, both
of Butte. were married by Justice Dewitt
in the supreme court chambers on Mon
day afternoon last. Chief Justice Penn
berton acted as best man, Miss Alice
#Edmundson, the supreme court stenog
rlnher. as bridesmaid. and Court Marshal
Sanders as master Of ceremonies. - II elena
Independent. May 23.
ri Mr.. Martin Dee, the groom, is brother
ofn,lr'sD Dick" the p llar agent at the
railroad depot Alter the ceremony in
Helena the happy couple started east on
sa welding tour.