Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
BOHEMIAN.

Bozeman, March "a, 1900.
The members of the knights of Pyth-
las lodge of this city have been invited
by the lodge of that order in
to attend a gathering in that city Friday
evening. The visitors will take the at
train from this city and spend
Friday night in the city over the range.
After witnessing the work in the second
and third ranks they will be treated to
an impromptu banquet. The lodges are
both we'll up in the ritualistic work and
it is expected that the two teams will be
Friday evening for the work
in Livingston.
Monday evening the democratic party
of this city got together and made three
nominations for aldermen in the four
wards of the city. In the fourth ward
no democrati could be found that would
max the run against the republican
nominated there and the nomination was
allowed to go by default. Busch was
placed in nomination IN the nrst waro:
Thomas B~randenburg in the second and
w. S. Davidson in the third. 1t Is a
foregone conclusion hat the democratic
nominees will meet defeat and there is
little enthusiasm in the bourbon ranks In
the face of failure.
Monday afternoon at the home of her
parents in his city. Leah May, daughter
of Mr.. Mrs. Thomas Sipes departed
this life. She was four years and ten
months old. The funeral of the little
girl took place from the home his after
noon and was conducted by I>ev. NJ. l..
Hickman of the Baptist church. The
grief stricken parents have the sympathy
of the entire community in the affection.
Thomas Lehay of this city will leave
Monday for Cape Nome. He is one Of
<]o r,1Hoonrn,1c oVpnnn11fC u-hn will 90
from the Gallatin to the frozen Businesses
of the north to seek his fortune. Lehay
was in the Philippine war as a member
of the signal corps and returned to Boze-
man with the members of Company G.
when they came home from the front.
He has the good wishes of a large circle
of friends for his good fortune while
way
A telegram was received here the early
| part of the week telling of the death of
! Charles Bessy at Gilt Edge in this state
| He was at one time a resident of this
city and was a brother of Mrs. w. H.
Tracey. The funeral was held this af-
ternoon. The young man was a favorite
with his numerous acquaintance here
| and the news of his death will be learn
ed with sorrow by his many friends.
Thomas REESE took out special letters OF
administration before the clerk of the
. QlSITlCL court III ldllcI part VI Ids WCCn
for the purpose of administering on thu
estate of his father the late John e
I Reese. Judge Armstrong was absent
from the city and the letters We're issued
by Clerk of the District Court Franz
Grail and will be good until the return O.
the court. e
John England who for many years wa.
a resident of this county was taken tt
the Soldiers Home at Columbia Falls
I Tuesday. He was at one time a very
well-to-do man and owned the townsit'
where Logan now stands. He Is over g.
years of 6
Preparations are made for the election
of road supervisors and school director
which will take place April 7th in thi
. county. The ballots and instruction
!. nave been sent out to the various roa'
districts of the county by County Clerl
and Recorder Blankenship and tn
boundaries of the road districts define
, for the convenience of those. who wi
take part in the elections.
County Commissioner Patterson is 1ai
!. up with a severe attack of the grip an
, is confined to his home.
r Miss Lucy Kinney leaves this week fo
the Black district in Madison count
where she will begin a term of school 9
: Riverside.