The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-01-04
CITY AND. COUNTY
BITS OF LOCAL IN
TElEGENCE.
Holiday Happenings-Nay Inherit
$40, O,OOO-MarriaSe Of Frank Bow an
TO N iss Emolyn Bollinger-SadD Death
Of ThOmNSO 'DOnnell.

70 N iSS Em O1yM BOal1nSef-S0O Deatn
Of ThomaSO 'D0nneli.
The new hoist for the Easton arrived
Saturday.
7. F. Pollard left Omaha for Virgin
ia Tuesday evening.
The literary society will meet next
Wednesday evening,
Horace Elling left for Fairbault,
Mimi. Tuesday morning to attend
school
Miss Lizzie Burns, who has spent
the past year in Dillon, is visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Q. D.
French. She will return to Dillon in
few days
Attention is called to several certifi-
Gates of partnership published in this
issue. Under the new law such notices
must be filed and published. Failure
so to do invalids the firms right to sue
for debt.
Chas. Lewis,a we'll known young man
of Pony, died suddenly Sunday morn
ing. The news was conveyed to the
city bv letter received last evening.
Young Lewis was nephew OF Mrs.
! DR. Schmalhausen, ane had lived in
: Pony number of years. He was a
strong, athletic young man and the
: news of his sudden death was a sur
! prise to those who knew him in this
! city. The remains were Inferred Mon
1 day.
III If all who attended the A. 0. U. w.
; ball Wednesday evening manage to en-
/ joy themselves during 1896 as well as
they did at the hop there will not be a
! great deal of sorrow among us this
; year, as nearly every family in town
was represented. While the hall was
crowded the floor aa.Eloely managed
|. by Ed Gohn, Charlie Rank, Henry
Steffens and w. A. Clark. The "Home
Sweet, Horne,'' waltz WAS danced
about 4 a. m. January2.
, It is currently reported that Roy
: Whi;comb, the IA year old son Of Mrs
Bovee has been struck by legacy light
= ming to the extent of about S10, 900
The money is said to come through the
death Of grand aunt Of Whitcomb's
who, at the time of her death, resided
at Kenoshia, Wisconsin. If this b.
true the young man is quite fortunate
Ten thousand dollars, properly invest
ed, would be sufficient to educate tn
boy and equip him on the tempestiou
sea of commerce. We would be gla'
to see the naturalization of the re
port.
B. Frank Bowman, OF Bannack, an
= Miss Emolyn Bollinger OF Sheridan
were united in marriage at the Mad
It son House Thursday, the Rev. Guyle
officiating. The bride is daughter c
e Samuel Bollinger, formerly county SUI
erintendant of schools for MadisO
e county, and is very pleasant youn
lady. She has many friends in an
n around Sheridan and in Centennial va
ley, where, until recently, she taugf
school. Mr.. Boman is native OF Bal
mack and is we'll known and popular
l that place, Dillon and Twin Bridge
He is at present connected with th
Dillon Tribune as correspondent an
r. rustler. The MADIsONIAN congrat
lates Mr.. and Mrs Bowman and wish'
them an abundance of prosperity ar
happiness.
Tom O'Donneli, brother OF Hug
q O'Donnell, foreman at the Easton, WI
instantly killed on Christmas day in
a mine near Baker City, Oregon. II
news was conveyed to Mr.. O'Donne
. through telegram received by hi
about that time. As it was impossib
for Mr.. O'Donnell to make the trip
- Baker City just at this time he wir'
those in charge to inter the remair
Very little ia known of the accider
except that the unfortunate man IL
down a shaft 220 feet, and that his bo
'a' was frightfully mangled by the fall.
Tom O'Donnell was we'll known
oh this city. Until about year ago
was employed at the, Easton. BE v
very popular among his associates a
his dssth will be tho occasion of mu
raorat. Mr.. O,DOnnoll and his broth