Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-05
Livingston. May 3, 1900.

evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Nelson. The contracting parties
We're Monte S. COnklin and Josie c.
Dale and the ceremony was performed
py Rev. V. f. Clark in the presence of
relatives and a few immediate friends
OF the young couple. Fred Crawford
supported the groom and Miss Lillian
Robson the bride. After the ceremony
sumptuous spread. The bride is a
daughter of John Dale of his city and
is very popular. The groom came here
from Mount Clemens, Mich, about two
years ago, and has since been employed
in the tonsorial parlors of A. Van Brock
I'm. He is a thorough gentleman and
has a large circle of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conklin were the recipients of a
number of beautiful wedding presents.
They will go to housekeeping in the
Drake cottage on Lewis street.
Numerous changes have been made
among the Northern Pacific trainmen,
necessltated ny the Inauguration of the
double train service. William Gallagher
and wife have gone to Butte to reside.
Mr.. Gallagher having been assigned to
the STUB run between Butte and Logan.
His place on the Red Lodge branch has
been filled by Theodore Martin, who for
merly had a freight run out of this city.
Conductor Drake and family have gone
~ 'AA WI Id u
been assigned to the Gebo run. p. H.
Conner will take the Elkhorn run and
Will remove his family to Helena. B.. w.
Walters will have charge of the Twin
Bridges branch and Conductor Howard
Will take the stub run from Helena to
Logan. Conductors Campbell, Gordon
and Scott will take the main line trains.
Mrs. G. w. Booth. who has been visit
ing here with her mother for some time
past, departed for her home at Wau-
kesha, Wis, Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Grannis has rented her ranch and ac-
companied her daughter back to Wau-
kesha.
Hiram Miller, father of County Attor-
ney Miller, who has spent the winter
here with his son, departed for his old
home at Rochester,, Mimi, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Miller will return in a few months
to reside here permanently.
Mrs. D. A. McCaw entertained the
Tuesday Reading circle at her home on
Tuesday afternoon, and on Wednesday
afternoon the ladies of ST. Andrews
guild were entertained.
A.. Van Brocklin returned this week
from Bozeman, where Mrs. Van Brock
lin underwent an operation in the Foster
sanitarium.
William Geiger and wife came up from
Big Timber Sunday afternoon to attend
the Conklin-Dale nuptials. Mrs. Geiger
being a sister of the groom.
The teachers and pupils of the Liv-
ingston public schools will have a holi-
day in the afternoon of Arbor day. next
Tuesday. The various departments of
he schools will hold their final exercises
on the n7nrninp nf that 1aV
Irvine C. Williams and Miss Florence
Williams, son and daughter of A. M. Will
liams, proprietor of the Republican, ar
rived in the city Wednesday morning
from Chicago.
Harry Mallon arrived home this morn
ing after an absence of two years, mostly
spent in Cube He served in the Eighth
infantry during the war.
The 200 miners of the Montana Coal
and Coke company at Aldridge, who
went out on~a strike a few days ago, re-
turned to work this morning. The COM
pany acceded to the demands of the
strikers, not to employ n%on-union men.
B. D.. Sheffield arrived in the city on
Wednesday afternoon from Chicago.
where he has been spending the winter.