Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-01
NEW STATE BANK
OFFICERS AND A BOARD OF DI
RECTORs FORMALLY ELECTED.
STUBO-GRAHAM WEDDING
Ladies of Macabees Farewell Reception
to Mrs. Leopold-school Fund
Balance.

ournose of organization and the election
Of officers and a board of directors. Inc
officers will be as foilows: Henry Elllns,
president; j. w. Van Doren, vice presl-
w. B. Dolenty, cashier; Alex LlV-
assistant cashier. The follow
board of directors We're elected:
Henry Filing, w. B. Dolenty, Charles
Schustrom, L. H. Van Dyck, +. ). NO
Ian. J. w. Van Doren and H. j. Miller.
The directors will hold a meeting Mon
night and on Tuesday the bank VIII
open it's doors for business.
John Graham and Miss Rose Stumbo
We're married Thursday evening at the
home of the brides parents by Rev. l.. n.
The ceremony was witnessed pv
a large number of invited guests. After
the ceremony the wedding party repair
ed to the home of Mrs. Barnett, where d
sumptuous wedding supper was served.
The groom is a young man well known
in this city, where he is e1nnioSeu IN
the Northern Pacific shops. The bride
is a young lady who has grown to Wo-
manhood here and has a large number or
friends who wish the happy young cou-
pie a long life of happiness. They VIII
go to housekeeping on Lewis street.
Reese funnel. who owns a sawmill in
the Upper Yellowstone country, was bad
ly injured Thursday afternoon while re-
turning from Tom Miner basin, by being
thrown from his horse. The animal
trampled upon him, breaking his collar
bone and otherwise badly bruising him.
Tunnel was taken to the ranch of John
Pfokl and DR.. Dechman of Horr called.
He was later removed to the Aidrldge
hospital, where he is reported as doing
we'll as can be expected.
yy F:l 1,-, ,,,-l {l,o Tol-ninlj
livery stable property and several adjoin-
! ing lots. The price paid was "a, 1000 which
includes the barn. Four other lots owned
by John Stuff were also bought but the
! price is not o~btainable. 1t is rumored that
Mr.. Miles is also figuring on purchasing
a half interest in the Gordon Bros. lum-
Der company.
The clerk of the school board reports
the amount subscribed by citizens to pro-
vid a fund for the continuance of the
school term as 81, 1886. 65, and after pay
a balance of $156.75 was left. Besides
this there is a valance in the treasurer's
hands of $S27.57. which was recently re-
ceived from the state treasurer.
Mrs. G.. s. Robson of Horr has dispos-
ed of her household goods and will de-
part next Tuesday for Tower, Mimi, to
visit relatives during the summer. Mrs.
Robson will not return to Horr to live,
but on her return to Montana will prob
ably reside at Livingston or Helena, SO
as to give the children educational advan-
tages.
James Munday whom the police arrest,
ed on a charge of frequenting a house OF
i'll fame had no difficulty in proving his
innocence. He is a piano player in one
of the houses from s in the evening unit
9 ir, tha Tnnrninp and attends strictly Re
his business, departing the moment his
work is over
The ladies' of the Maccabees gave 8
farewell reception Friday afternoon tc
Mrs. A. F. Leopold, who departs mex
month on a visit to the old country. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Leopold and Mrs
D. Short were presented with memen-
toes in the form of solld gold emblems OF
the order.
County superintendent Evans has call.
ed a meeting Of the new county higf
school trustees to take place next Sat,
urday. Permanent organization viii
then be effected and ways and means o
conducting the school will be discussed
:. A steady rain almost has fallen her,
during the past week and the roads ar,
in a miserable condition. A big land
, slide occurred in the canyon south o
the CITY, WHICH came near DlOckllS TN
road in that direction.
|, Judge Frank Henry and H.. Bush re
turned from the east this morning after
months absence. Mr.. Bush continued t
Helena and Butte on business; he will b
back Tuesday.
r A marriage license was issued thi
= morning to Monte Conklin and Miss JOSH
Dale, both of this city. The ceremony wi
take place tomorrow.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS. VIA GREA'
NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Butte to Boulder n return ........$1 8
e Butte to Basin and return .......... l 8
n Butte to Alhambra and return -. 3 3
d Date of sale Saturdays and Sunday
only return limit Monday following dat
of sale.
e Butte to Boulder and return ........$1 {
e Butte to Basin and return .......... l {
On sale Sundays only, returning san
day.
l. Ticket office. al North Main street,