Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29

"A tilo l. ildtiltsSl ING SeINlCe Will nc
held by several of t he Livingston
churches On Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock in the Baptist church. The invo-
cation will be delivered by Rev. Il. j.
reading of the proclamation by A. p.
Stark, and the prayers and benediction
by Rev. V. +. Clark.
The newly elected officers of Park
county hay filed bonds with sureties as
follows: Sheriff Beilew, $40, 0GO; bonds
men G. S.. Hefferlin, L. H. Talcott and
j. c Villas.
S. Fl. Crookcs, surveyor, $4,000; bonds
men, NJ. Roth and j. A. Savage.
DR.. S. E. Leard. coroner, $4,000: bonds
men, F. A. Schenber, Otto kriger, James
s. Thompson and c. S. Hefferlin.
II. J. iller, attorney, $4,000 with Alex.
Livingston, j. T. Iiefferlin, Dan Short
and S. L. Holiday, as sureties.
Frank Bender, justice of the peace,
$1,000 with Lew Miller, j. L. Poorman
and Worthy Mckee as bondsmen.
Arthur c.. Davis, clerk of the district
court eject, has selected Myron A.
Goughnour as his deputy, and the con
census OF opinion is tina a wise choice
has been made. Mr.. GouEhnour has been
material clerk in the division storekeep-
erS office Of the Northern Pacific road
to1 several years II is a gentleman of
ability. Mr.. Narian Rowe succeeds MI.
CouShnour in the store keepers Office.
The result Of the judicial election in
this district, gives Judge Henry a ma
| jcrity of 10l. He carried Carbon county
by 292 and Sweet Grass by 81, Willie w.
II. Poornan, his opponent, carried Park
county by 223. --rr.
George T. Reed of the Enterprise staff.
has been assisting in the sileriff's office
during Sheriff Beller's confinement on
account of his wounds.
James Jobb, formerly of Cooke City,
this county, who has served two terms
as sheriff of Mcagher county, was de-
feated for reelection by his republican
opponent, c. W. Hill.
T. F. Richardson. one time conductor
Oh this division and a resident OF Liz
ingston, was q successful legislative car
didate in Cascade county at the recent
election.
W. r Savage, son Of G. w. Savage,
formerly of this city and until recently
proprietor OF Hunters Hot Springs, is
the newly elected sheriff OF Custer
county.
J. O. Sax, Of the firm of Sax & Me
Cue, departed the first Of the week for
les Angeles, Calf, where he will spend
the winter for the rec~uperation of his
health.
Cpnrty f'laJ1E Af,c,rs has SAINT pnttaa+
to the various candidates at the recent
election to file their statements Of cam
paiSn expenditures as required by law.
Conductor and Mrs. Frank Nelson
have again taken up their residence in
this city after several months spent at
Townsend in charge OF a work train.
Gus Lucas, who died recently at Ara
! conda. was we'll known in this city. hold
ing the position of head cook at the Al
bemarle hotel for some time.
J.. H. Pryor has field with the county
clerk a 81, coo bond as justice of the peace
at EIorr, with VIM. Mitchell and P. j.
Nolan as sureties.
The two children of Albert Foutz of
West Boulder who have been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever are reported con-
yalescing.
A United States patent has been issued
to Chas. H. Stebbins for the Case lode
mining claim in the New World district.
Mrs. Frank Gibson of Shields -
is quite ill with an acute attack of rheu-
matism. a.
5F
Patrick Doyle has filed notice of loca-
ton of the Dixon lode IN the New World
district.
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