Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
HAMILTON NEWS
A HAPPY AFFAIR
Was the Wedding of MIR. Wood
and Miss HOrd.
MOST MYSTERIOUS CASE
Is the Disappearance of a Swede
Named Nelson Who Went Out
On a Hunting Trip.
MOST MYSTERIOUS CASE
Hamilton, June 80,

Hamilton, June 90.
The wedding Of Mr.. Newton Woods and
Miss Marcia Hord which occurred at the
home of the groom's parents, the Hon.
and Mrs. e. p. Woods of Aetna, on Tues
day evening, was a very happy affair.
The parlors were pqettily decorated with
clematis and other vines, cut flowers and
potted plants. The which in
cluded the ring took place beneath a large
wedding bell composed of hawthorne,
snowhalls and lemon lilies and was per-
formed by the Rev. Tabor of Butte assist
ed by Rev. Swift Of Stevens vile. The
eduin gifts were numerous n beau
ttful: and elegant refreshments We're
served. The groom is the oldest son of
Representative Woods and a young man
of fine character and reputation The
bride is one of the most popular and esti-
mhble young ladies of Mlssoula. The
happ couple will make their home in
Missoula where the groom has filled a po-
sltion with the Missoula Mercantile Co.,
for some time past.
Stevensville is excited over the case of
a Swede by the name of Nelson who has
disappeared under what seems to be sus-
plciOus circumstances. The man was the
victim of a severe blow on the head sew
eral years ago, since which time he has
been somewhat cratic. He was frugal
and Industrious, however,, working for
several well known ranchers in the vicin-
lty of the town. In company with one of
his neighbors about two weeks ago, he
went hunting. The %neighbor subsequent
ly returned alone announcing that Nell
son had gone prospecting. They had shot
no game, but four cartridges of the mans
gun had been discharged. AS Nelson
never had been known to manifest any
interest whatever in prospecting, and was
known to have had considerable money
about him when he went on the expedi-
ton from which he has NOT yet returned,
his Swedish friends and others believe
that he has been foully dealt with, and
have asked for all inveEtiga lion by the
sheriff.
hustlers in their line of business. Real
izing the increased demand for some des-
criDtive literature of the valley and it's
resources, they are about to issue a finely
illustrated circular embracing topics of
general interest pertaining to the possi-
bilit1es and industries of the valley and
full of valuable information to persons
seeking homes or a place for the invest
ment of money.
Prof. George A.. Golden of the Western
Normal College of Shenandoah, Iowa., an
experienced normal and business college
teacher, will have charge the coming veal
of the department in Cooks Business
College formerly under the direction of
Prof. Roberts. The college will open Sep
TENDER II and the outlook for a prosper
Gus year is tlattering.
The Hamilton Union Sunday school
picnic, held on Tuesday at the picnic
grounds near Grantsdale, was a decided
success. A large crowd of both old and
young was in attendance, many coming
from Corvallis, ~Stevensville and the sur
rounding country generally to participate
IN the general good time.
Prof. j.. A. Roberts, formerly of the
Business College, has accepted the posi-
ton Of teacher of languages in the high