Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-08-14
a-lsively prosecute your
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PRETTY ROMANCE
4 Femberton of Montana
d at Los Angeles.

of friends In Butte. Mont.
parts of the state will be sur
70 learn that Chief Justice w. Y
nperton Of the state supreme court
-. 49, married at Los Angeles, Cal, to Miss
Eva A. Giles. a resident of Helena
The San Francisco Chronicle has the
following account Of 1t:
CnieI Justice William Y. Pemberton
ana Miss Eva A. Giles, both of Helena,
mont, were married this morning in the
Hotienbenck hotel parlors The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Mckinley
IN the presence of few friends from the
Arcadia. The marriage though down
on the cards. was rather a romantic af-
Iair, IN that 1t took place several months
pefore 1t was expected. The judge had
Deen stopping at Santa Monica, intend
ing to spend his vacation of two or three
months there. The bride, who is beau
uful blonde, with masses of Titan hair
crowning her shapely head, has been en-
joying life at San Francisco.
Miss Giles came down with her friend,
Miss Hoover, to spend two or three
weeks at Santa Monica, and arrived in
this city Sunday. Justice Pemberton
FASTENED to meet his future spouse and,
considering that delays were dangerous
and senseless. with soft persuasion per-
suaded he and the wedding came off
within "a hours after the young lady's
arrival from the north. The ceremony
was followed by swell breakfast at the
Hoffman cafe, at which Is courses were
enjoyed by favored few hidden to the
feast.
Judge Mckinley toasted the bride in
graceful speech, and the heartiest con-
gratulations and best wishes were heap
ed upon the happy couple 5rstice Penn
berton's gift to his bride consisted of
magnificent diamond bracelet and soli-
taire marquis ring. Justice and Mrs.
Pemberton will spend two or three weeks
at the Arcadia, after which they will re-
turn to Montana
While the accounts have it that the
wedding was unexpected, it is more like
ly that it was carried out according to
long arranged plans, says the Anaconda
Standard. The judge left Helena on June
20 for Los Angeles on his summer vaca-
ton, and Miss Giles left for California
about four days later and the intimate
friends of the couple then suspected the
cause.
A letter received from Judge Pember-
ton, dated a few days before his mar
riage, gave no hint Of it unless it was
hidden in the remark: 81 never felt so
well in my life; can beat Rip Van Win
kle on the sleep, and eat like hired
man."
Miss Giles for two years has been a
teacher in the public schools of Helena.
and very intelligent. Those who have
had the honor of her acquaintance speak
of her in fiattering terms of praise. She
did not apply for a reappointment this
year, fact which led some of her friends
to suspect that which has happened.
Miss Hoover, her friend, mentioned in
the account of the wedding, is also
teacher in the Helena schools.
There is probably not another man n
the state so well and favorably known as
Judge Pemberton He is 50 years of age
and has been a resident of Butte con-
tinuously since 1880 up to the time of his
election to the office of chief justice. He
first came to Montana in 1865 when ne
located in Helena and remained until
1865 but returned in that year to Mis-
souri,. During his residence in Butte he
had frequently been honored by election
to public office, first as district attorney,
then as district judge and finally as chief
Justice He has friends in every town
ship in the great state who will congratu-
late him on his marriage and tender to
him and his bride sincerest well wishes.