Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-10

Or five more arc street lights, but the To-
cation of the lights was not decided upon
A number of bills and warrants We're orr
dered drawn, after which the council adj
jourmed.
The following business was transacted
in the Office of the clerk n recorder this
week: Deeds-Geo. H. Tong ct ux to
Andrew Jackson, Ian near Dewey, Mon
tara; Ernest Townsend to II. c. Langley
lots i'm Argenta; +. L. Harper ct ux to l..
G. Fisher, land on G~rasshopper; Peter M.
Collins to Mary D. Craver, land on Horse
Prairie; john CloUter to Amede Bessett.
mining property on Horse Prairie; r. G..
Slader to j. M. Slower, land near Lima;
D. B. Maso to Eliza Ann Mason, Mono
lode mining cl IN S in Bald Mountain
mining district and land on G~rasshopper
Known as the Mason ranch: U. G. Slower
to Bart Hungate, water right and land
near Lima; Ralph V. Sebree to Lain Kee,
lots in Dillon; John Peterson to Samuel
Peterson, land in Big Hole basin; Will
liam Garland, ITO r. Gala CHER. water
right; C. C. Barnett to w. NJ. Red, land
in township Z, range 8 west: w. s. Pyle
to Ohio Klemm Iced to the Michael
Dleitt lode claim. Waiter locations: E. A.
BENJAMIN, Big Hole river at Jatkson; G.
w. Major ct al. Warm Springs creek,
Big Hole basin: Daniel Tovey, Montgom-
cry slough in Big Hole basin, 1000 inches;
JC)llH n. MdTtnil, SHOW oIteh III dig AioiC
ha sim: s. Roberts. Bloody Die creek on
Horse Plains: E. J. Hardness, Nichola
creek i'm Big Sheep creek basin.
Quartz Locations: Chtas. j.. Trual. Hot
Stuff lode claim in the Pioneer mining
district; Chris C~avanraugh ct al. Nipper
lode mining claim, Utopia mining dis
trict: D.. M. Wadtams, ~unorganiZed min
ing district lin Big Hole basin; j. j. Gu
sic, in Lost Cloud mining district. {
Placer locations: S. d. Whitehorn.
three locations at Argenta. J
A patent was issued to Fl. c.. Slower.
The following mtarrsa sc licenses were
issued this week at the office of the coun-
ty clerk. Joe Kramer and Miss Ellen OF
tum both IF Jackson. J.. w. Boutwell, of
Sheridan and Miss Henrietta G.. Edwards
| of San Francisco: Geo. T. Boattman and
Coraellia Miller, 10th of Lake View. !
On the morning of the Fourth Rev. r.
p. Smith united in marriage at the M. r.
parsonage, Mr.. Geo. T. Boattman and
Miss Correllia T. Miller of Lake View.
! The ceremony was witnessed by only the
| Immediate relatives of the contracting
parttoes. Mr.. Bnatman is we'll and favor
ably known i'm Dillon and vicinity having
resided in this city with his parents on
and off for many years and ms hosts OF
friends extend hearty congratulations to
, him and his bride. They will make their
future home at Lake View.
announcements have been received in
this city of the marriage of DIR. Ralph
Rhet Rathbone, of this city and MISS
Cora, Yssariam of Lemhi Agency, which
! occurred at the residence of DIR. w. G.
Whitewel, Salmon City, idaho, Monday,
| .July End, Rev. w. M. Crother performed
the The groom has been a
resident of Dillon for nearly a year and
is a PARTNER of DIR. A. O. Yearian. The
bride lis the charming and accomplished
daughter of z. B. Yearian of Lemhi. She
has made her home in this city for sew
eral years, where she laugh music The
newly married couple will reside in Dillon
where the have many warm friends who
extSnd congratulations.
The merry GO round, which has been
the loafing place for crowds of people the
past month was taken away last night.
Albert Stamm and little son Walter left
! Thursday evening with the remains OF
Mrs. Stamm for Milwaukee, where the
interme1bt will ltake place. F.
Rev. Father Wander Brock held a
short funeral service at the family resa-
demce and the remains We're followed to
the depot by "a large crowd Of friends
who extend to Mr.. Stamm their deepest
sympathy. { y'
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Elliott, of Trenton
Neb., are visiting in this city, the guests
of he daughters, Mrs. Eph Stoller, Mrs
\ A, L. BadcOn and their son A. A. Elliott
Mrs. F. II. Cooney returned to Butt
Friday, after a two weeks visit witt
Relatives and friends dn this city.
MIR. end MRS. T.. HI. Hamilton, Of HORSE
Prairie, were at the county seat seveTa
days this wee, where they celebrated thu
1 FOurth. ",
Rev. TfBos. Van Scoy, D.. D., president
of the Montana Wesleyan university, Oc
cupied the pulpit at Grace M. q churcl
Sunday mo1.ning and evening andadeliv
cred two very interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
sermons.
Mrs. r. p. Knuckolls, Of Butte, II
visiting this city the guest Of Mrs. T
W.. P~oindexter.
DIR. E. p. DUNCAN, and family left thi'
week for Missoula, where they will re
side in the future and where the doctor
will practice dentistry.