Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-09
LIVINGSTON NEWS

quiet wedding Wednesday evening, when
Rev. V. F. Clark Of the Congregational
church performed the ceremony which
united Alva Mayne and Miss Mary Fer
suson in the bonds Of matr;mony. After
the ceremony wedding supper was
served to a few of the immediate friends
OF the contracting parties The groom is
among the oldest and most respected
business men of the city. The bride is t,
sister OF Mrs. F. A. Thompson and during
lhe past year spent several monrhsa in
Livingston and Won a host of friends.
The happy couple have begun house
Keeping in the new residence recently
erected by the groom on the west Side.
Phil Kearney, who had a hearing be-
fore a commission in the district court
tuesday on charge of insanity, was
again before the commission on Thurs
DAY, his malady having taken violent
turn after his release on the preceding
DAY. 1t was therefore thought best to
nave him committed to the state asylum
for treatment. He was taken to the
Warm Springs by Chief of Police Nelson
'u"S hiotIllliS. jE
L. S. Taylor died at Horr Thursday
evening at Z O'clock after lingering ILL
ness. Deceased was one of the best
known Old timers in eastern Montana and
IN the early days held several positions
OF trust in Custer county. For several
years past he has been engaged in the
mercantile business at Horr. Last spring
ne removed to Livingston and opened the
T. 4 d. liquor house.
The Rocky Mountain club gave the first
of series of entertainments for the la
dleS at the club rooms Wednesday even-
ing number of games of whist We're
played. the balance of the evening being
spent in dancing. 1t is the intention of
the club to keep a score of the different
players and award prizes at the close of
the season.
Alexander Benson and Miss Stella VIE
dentit We're united in marriage at the
Calender street residence of the groom
wednesday evening by Judge Frank Ben
der. Both of the contracting parties are
well known in Livingston. the groom be-
ing employed at the Northern Pacific
shops for number of years.
The Livingston volunteer fire depart
ment band was organized during the
past week with Il good membership They
are praetieing every night and will soon
De IN 11ne shape. They expect to go to
Butte to assist in welcoming the Mon
tana boys on their return from the Phil
ippines.
Ex-Congressman Hartman of Bozeman
Will assist County Attorney Miller in1he
prosecution of Bob Stevens charged Wi4h
the murder of William Smith The ehse
is set for next Thursday and it is ru,aaor-
ed that some sensational evidence VIII
be given. y:
The Women of Woodcraft will hold
a social in the knights of PythiasEhal
next "Wednesday evening in honoH of
Mrs. Pardilian Of Helena, organizar Of
the order. Woodmen of the, WorldM4Im
their wives are cordially. invited. +, Ef "
M. l.. Wines, eX-cOuntys attorneR 6f
Silver Bow county, is in the city andsMfll
assist County Attorney Miller in Sathe
of Henry Rockinger, charged
With the murder of Mark Terrill at War
dine on the night of July 4. NJ
The Candy club was entertained Tlasurs-
day evening at the home of Miss Cham
bers. Domino Whist was the diversion of
the evening, Mrs H. S. Masters being
awarded the first prize and Mrs S. c.
Pierce the BOBBY.
w. l. Penny and Charles Pennicott
have leased the building formerly occu- /,
pied by the White Elephant restaurant ,
and Will start a restaurant as soon as the !
place can be put in condition.
A small vein rich in free gold was |
struck at the Mcdonald claim at Bear !
suich Tuesday. 1t is owned by the Bear !
fulch company. |
Mark r. Congdon and Miss Rachel
lri ionc hr,fI <,fE ENnsI
marriage in this city Wednesday,
Dispatcher +. G. Funk has removed to |
he residence recently vacated by F, A. !
Thompson on Lewis street.
The Grau Opera company in wang"
$ booked for the Hefferlin opera house
lext Friday evening.
The volunteer fire department will give
/ dance in the city hall next Wednesday
.vening.
Mrs. D. N. Ely and Miss Lizzie Short
ire reported seriously i'll.
The district court adjourned Thursdayl
,ntil Monday next. !
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Don Went |.
worth, Oct l, a son. n, i
T. II
DIDN'T KNOW HER. Al +,
1t happened in an insurance Office,
ays the Chicago Record. j,
The caller. who was a large man With II
cry red whiskers. came in and iRtro-!l
uced himself as Mr. So-and-so, who had
aiken out life policy for $4,000 about
our years before.
II remember said the man at the win
ow. /.
II had the policy made payable to my
wife. That is, l had it made payable toll
Ter. Well l want it changed We'vet
lad falling out and she's gone 3taolSk