Daily inter mountain., 1899-09-18
LIVINGSTONE NEWS
Livingston, Mont. Sept. 16, 1S9!


Livingston Mont. Sept. 16, 1893.
The dance given AT the City hall
Thursday evening was one of the most
delightful social events of the season.
The affair was given by the young So
clety gentlemen in honor of Miss Flor
ence Ballinger, prior to her departure
for Bozeman where she will attend col
lege during the coming winter About
25 couples participated and splendid
time was enjoyed by al. Excellent music
was furnished by the Opera house or
cheStra.
Mrs. and Miss Wakefield very prettily
entertained the members of the Ladies
Guild Of st. Andrews church at the AL
bemarle parlors Wednesday evenig. Pro-
gressive euchre was the diversion of the
evening, the head prizes being captured
by Mrs. G. d. Ercanbach and A NJ
Shearman Light refreshments We're
served at the conclusion of the games. 3
1t is rumored that syndicate of Butte
capitalists, with O. A. Tibbets, formerly
of the Bear Gulch Mining company, as
manager, has secured bond on the
Hunters Hot Springs property and that,
they contemplate making extensive {im-
provements which will make this resort
by far the finest in the state. The prop
erty is now owned by J. A. Murray, OF
Butte, who desires to dispose of the prop
erty to some one who could take personal
management Of it.
A stranger victimized Adam Pfeifer of
the Last Chance saloon last Saturday
evening by inducing him to advance $50
on a check for $40 purporting to have
been issued by James NeStall of Big Tim
Der. While Inquiries We're being made
as to the genuiness of the paper.
| which proved to be ofrgery. the
/ CT, lJ,lh CHI md has NOT Nrat
been apprcnended.
! Warren G. Young and Miss Elzada Ann
! Hancock were united in marriage at the
i home of Ora A. Palmer Wednesday af-
| ternoon by Rev. G. r. Smith, of the
Methodist church. Both of the contract
| ing parties are residents of the Upper
! Yellowstone valley. They will shortly
go to housekeeping in this city.
County Attorney Miller is in receipt of
a letter from Fish Commissioner Bowers
| of Washington, d. c., stating that a con-
| signment of black spotted trout for
| stocking the Yellowstone river will arrive
about the goth inst when they will be
taken to Gardiner. Cinnabar. Fridley
and Livingston to be placed in the river
| A sneak thief stole about SIS worth of
harness from the barn of VIM. Carr Wed
| neSday evening Several parties have
] had harness stolen during the past two
| weeks and if the officers get hold of the
perpetrator it will go hard with him.
Mayor John Il. Smith has appointed
| e. H. Talcott, J. L. DeHart, D. X. Bu
| chanan, H. J. Horn, Jr., and George T.
Chambers, a committee to arrange re-
ception for the Montana volunteers upon
their return from Manila.
| NTrc U Il Hnnvar nd chil7ran accom- y.
panied by her mother, Mrs. b. c. Craw-
ford, departed Friday mornig for Lodi,
Ohio, where they will make their future
home.
Mr. and Mrs Butterfield were in this
city during the past week visiting friends
and relatives prior to their departure for
Wisconsin where they will make their
| future home.
Mrs w. H. Poorman departed Tuesday
for San Francisco. to meet her husband
Capt. POOrman, on arrival OF LIST Montana
volunteers from Manila
| John Hogan and J. w. Nelson have
leased the Bodega saloon near the cit,
hall and opened the same to the public
| Thursday evening
Yom Kipur, or day of atonement, wa
observed by the Hebrew residents of th
city Thursday.
| Judge Henry will depart for Red Lodg
next Monday where he will dedicate Car
, bon county's new court house with
!, :. term of court.
T. J. Galbraith, the well-to-do klon
: diker, has purchased residence in Spo
kane and will remove with his family T.
? that city shortly.
Mrs. T. Fl. Smith departed Thursda,
morning for Salt Lake to join her hus
. band and make their permanent abode II
: that city.
John F. Work went down to Elto1
Thursday and purchased 1000 head o
1 wethers from Kermode & Davis at
l per head.
t Rev c. F. Smith and child left Thurs
s day morning for Logan. Utah, wher
. they will be located during the comm!
year.