Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-02
NEWS.
Dillon, Mont, Dec. l. 1899.

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Mr.. John F. Porter and Miss Ollie Miller
We're united In marriage at 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
Louis Hansen, two miles east of this
cIty by Rev. H.. +. Cope of the Baptist
church. After the ceremony a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served to a large cir
Gle OF invited guests. The bride is a
charming and accomplished young lady
or this county, where she has resided for
a number of years. The groom is also
well and favorably known in this locality.
me newly married couple will reside in
TINS city, where they nave many friends
VINO join in wishing them happiness and
success.
!, On tuesday night some robbers burg
larized the Mini saloon. owned by Gooch
" Coon. on Bannack street. The saloon
was entered through the ransom of the
pack door. The cash register had been
pLled open and the sum of S. taken out,
that being all the money the register
contained. They also helped themselves
to several bottles of whisky and a few
cigars. AT present there is no clew to
the robbers.
The following students attending the
Normal school in this city went to Twin
Bridges to spend Thanksgiving: Misses
Nellie. Lena and Lizzie Page, Miss Evans,
Miss ennet Miss Flora Davis. Miss
Iva iNiIDSs Wis SlaId w ISS6HSIGl1.
Miss Montana Hawthorn, Miss Phoebe
Comfort and Messrs. Floyd and Ford
Birch and Osborn Mcintosh.
G. A. Mayer and Mrs. Isabelle Mayer,
brother and mother of County Clerk s.
ii. Mayer. left Wednesday evening for
their home in San Francisco. They came
to Dillon a week ago, being called here
by the serious illness of e. II. Mayer,
whose condition is now very much i'm
proved.
Dillon orchestra, at Darts hall, Nov.
ooth, was largely attended and thorough
ly enjoyed by those present. The CO.'S
tunes worn by some of the ladies were
very exquisite. The affair was both a
financial and social success.
Miss Austa Johnson, who has just fin
ished teaching a term of school at Red
rock. is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. l..
Anderson this week. On next Monday
Miss Johnson will commence teaching a
term Of school at Glendale.
The Internationa corresponding car is
in the city for the purpose of presenting
their work, obtaining knowledge through
correspondence. These people have a
special car and will make a tour through
the state soliciting trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Willis and Miss Cora
Wheeler, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Willis, went to Blackfoot, Ida, to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Miss
Cora will remain at home.
The infant child of A. II. Ball of the
Bonacord died in this city this morning
after several days illness, and will bt
buried tomorrow from the family resi-.
dence on Railroad avenue.
Milton Davidson of the Mercantile Co.
returned Thursday from Gibbonsviile
where he has been looking after the in.
terests of the branch store at that place
Misses Blanche Morse and Florence
Carter, spent Thanksgiving with their
friend Lucille Shannon on Bedrock. A
party was given in their honor.
Miss Lucy Ford, a student of the Nor
NAL school went TO Lima Wednesda,
evening to visit her parents and friend.
for several days.
Miss Ella Virden, who has been in Sal.
Lake City taking a course as traine
nurse. is expected to return to her HON
in Dillon tomorrow.
Miss Anna HarWool returned thi
evening from Billings. where she ha:
been conducting institute work.
Sheriff w. S. Pyle returned from Dee
Lodge Wednesday evening, where HI
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