Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-31
NEWS OF THE STATE


MOnt.s A10rcn ~, 1SUV.
A quiet wedding occurred Wednesday
noon at the north side residence Of Mr..
inc Mrs. c.. H. Goddard. h contract
ing parties were Charles F. McClung and
Miss Endora Goddard, both of Clyde
Park. The Ceremony was performed { Sy
Mis- Lena BOnnell and Geo. G.. McClung
assisted the bride and groom. After
the ceremony q sumptuOus wedding uln-
ner Was served. The groom Is q pros
his bride has been engaged for the past
two years as school teacher in that vicin-
tty. The happy young couple left yes
terday afternoon for their future home
near Clyde Park followed by the best
wishes of a large circle of friends.
from ranches in the vicpity this week
from the southern portion Of the county
1t is learned that a considerable loss Of
cattle has occurred on the Boulder and
ON Mission creek by a disease resembling
In its effects the blackleg, SO destruct-
i've to the herds of the country. Mr..
Skillnipn of Mission Creek STATES that fif-
teen head of cattle belonging to George
BakerAof the Boulder died last week also
from nhe same cause. While It is not
the opinion of those who have seen the
effects of the malady that the disease IL
none other than his cattle destroying
affection. The state veterinary has not
been notified as yet Of the appearance OF
the disease, it being considered that NO
serious epidemic will result.
George Smart and Abigil Stevens, both
of Bozeman. were parties to an elOpe-
ment this week. Smart M his intend
ed drove over from Bozeman Sunday at.
ternoon Inc proceeded on to Gardiner.
where they attempted to secure Justice
Alexander to perform the ceremony, but
as they did not have a license he declin-
ed to do SO. Mr.. Smart h telegraphed
to Rev. Robt. Livingston of this city who
| went up on Mondays train n married
the couple just inside the park boundary
line. Mr.. Livingston was arrested by
the park officials for performing the mar
riage without a license and was given a
moth Hot Springs. He was released on
his own recognizance and his trial set
! for April 23rd. The young couple came
down from Gardiner yesterday and are
in doubt whether they are married or
not, and will probably have another cera-
mony performed.
A deed was filed in the county clerk'A
ONCE this week conveying the Monte
Carlo and Monte Cristo quartz claims,
Burgy of Great Falls, to the Boulder
Basin Mining company.
Judgment has been issued in the dis.
trict court in favor of Joh r. Case OF
Kansas, against E. H. Cowles for the
sum of $22. 1880. The judgment was OBJ
tanned on the default of the defendant.
A movement is on foot in this city
among the bushes men relative to hold.
ing a street fair in the neal future. Pre-.
miums will be arranged for and an agri'
cultural display will be held in tn.
streets.
H. Bauman of this city has purchased
a lot of placer ground in the EmigraEt
district from Herman Kahle Of Fridley
Alonzo B. Root. manager Of the Mon
tana o & Coke company at Horn, dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Gay. came dow
Wednesday, evening to meet his wife VIII
arrived from Boston Thursday morning
The three tax cases of JOS. A. Danfortl
VS.. County Treasurer Livingston, &
been dismissed as settled and Distric
Clerk Bailey ordered to pay over to tn
county treasurer the money paid int,
court at the commencement Of the sui
and held pending the decision of tn,
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