Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-30
LlVlNGSTONNEW
To RECEIVE THEM
Livingston Will Welcome Her
Soldier Boys.
IT WILL OCCUR TONIGHT
Probably Only Four Of the Returned
Volunteers Will be Present
School Taxes.
IT WILL OCCUR TONIGHT
Livingston, October %, 1899.

Livingston. October %, 1899.
The reception to Livingston's quota
who enlisted in the war against SPAN
will take place at the Hefferlin opera
house next Monday night. although the
chances are that only four of the boys
will be present-Lieutenant William H..
Poorman, Corporal Branson b. DeHart.
and Privates Emory Ricketts, and Z. T.
Heaton. The absence of the others IS
accounted for thus: Wheedon died at
Manila just previous to the departure
of the boys for home. AL Hicks Is IN
Texas Buchanan chose to try his Tor
tune in the Philippines. Seaman re-
manned in Bozeman, and John kerrlsan
re-enlisted at Manila. A general invl-
tation is extended to all citizens to JON
in the reunion, which will end with a
dance. Following is the committee:
Mesdames Miles, McCaw, Lashorn. Horn,
Henry. Hustled, Pierce. Grace. Chambers,
Campbell; Messrs. Smith, Miles, Villas,
Horn, Robson, Henry, Stark, Savage,
Thompson. Livingston, King. Yeaton,
Anderson.
At the rectory of st. Andrews church
on Tuesday evening Rev. j: e; Prltehara
performed the ceremony which united in
bonds hymeneal Mr.. John Mccarthy ana
Miss Lena Spiker of Gardiner. The we'd
ding was a quiet one and no guests We're
present except the immediate Iflenus OF
the contracting parties. The youhs
couple are very popular residents OF the
Upper Yellowstone, where an elegantly
furnished residence has been completed
for their occupation. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
tarthy have the best wishes OF a host
of friends.
County Treasurer Alex Livingston re-
ports that no complaint is being made
Inv those who come to his office about
paving the special school tax, and that
only one or two people thus far nave re-
fused to pay it. 1t IS believed mat an
the heavy taxpayers, as Well as those
whose levy is not so much. Will respond
to the appeal of education and pay their
proportion to keep the schools gong.
Colpitts & Robertson's blacksmith shop
was robbed on "Wednesday night a SAFE
containing S75 in money being taken
away. The chances are that more than
one person undertook the job, as the safe
weighs more than even two men could
carry. The safe was recovered by the
police about a quarter of a mile north
of the railroad track. Mr.. Robertson has
gone to Bozeman in order to trace a clue.
The bad weather for the past ten days
has played havoc with thresHng opera
tions on the Upper Shields river, ana a
good many farmers in that section nave
been unable to get their grain threshed.
A great deal of grain IS still in the shock
and fears are expressed that such Will
be ruined unless the weather changes.
- In the district court today Judge Henry
sentenced r. Murray, who plead guilty
- ;,,, 4, = t1,fc crp nf court ia one
wear in the pe%nitentiary. w. J. Haver-
stock. who was convicted of assault In
the second degree, was given a tiVe-yea1
sentence. Judge Henry gave him the
limit.
Herman Loeber. with part of his fam
iy in a wagon, took the overland route
TO Butte on Monday. contemplating to
make that city his future residence. On
Tuesday Mrs. Loeber and daughter Lii
liam took the train for the same pace.
1,ba G. 4. r. post, in conjunction Will
the Women's Relief Corps, propose Civ
inc a reception and entertainments &c
I~iyingston's returning volunteer sol
dies. The affair will come Off at thell
hall on the evening OF November .
Thursday.
Dennis O'Hearn. an employe in thu
Northern Pacific car shops, was quite
seriously hurt this afternoon by falling
from a fiat car. He struck on his jaw
Knocking out several teeth and rendering
hin unconscious for over four hours.
At the close of business in the county
treasurer's office Thursday night $7,2l3.U
was the sum total collected IN taxes. O.
that amount $3SS.75 was collected from
the, special school levy in the Livingston
district out of the $4,000 assessment.
|
John S. Hodges has sold his Mission
creek ranch and with his family will re
mCya to Cripple Creek, Colo. where h
will engage in mining. Mr.. Hodges
brother is superintendent OF the Grippe
Creek Mining company.
W. c.. Atkinson departed Monda!
morning for Spokane. where he will NEE
a brother of Justice Bender, and both o
them will visit the Arctic zone and TT.
THEN luck.
A marriage license was issued Wednes
day to S. A. Ballinger of Gardiner an
Gladys j. GODDARD, recently from Penn
%sylvania.
The property known as Nightingal
island was recently purchased by c. c
Khrcne. The price paid was $500.
Owing to a scarcity of wheat. the f1ou
mill Of this city closed down this week.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.