Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-18
Livingston. August is.

Ia representative lnle
Mountain. Branch office. PostofHce News
Livingston. August Is.
Miss Maud Hines has been engaged
70 teach the Elton school in place of
Miss Jessie Shaw, resigned.
Miss Vivian Hunter has been obliged
70 give UP teaching the Myersburg school
temporarily on account of illness.
Ex-senator C. j. Faulkner of West Vir-
ginia, passed through the city this week
en- route to the park.
District Clerk Bailey issued a license to
wed to John Fostovershinik and Mary
Alvis ~Lamprichnik, both of A%ldridge,
Monday.
O. NJ. Harvey, the newly elected prin-
cipal of the county high school,, has
arrived from Burlington, Ia, and will
his duties for Park county
September 3.
Ben Sheffield of this city will guide a
Chicago party in a hunting party
dition Through the Jackson's Hole coun-
try, leaving here IN the 22d inst.
Mrs. Dan Short attended the grand
lodge meeting of the Degree of Honor
this week in Helena and will spend a
"SNh nv NiSIllllS IIGuilu utIOlS lC-
turning home.
Ole Ferguson, a we'll known employe
in the N. P. car shops here, was married
Wednesday to Miss Annie Johnson OF
Melville, and is being congratulated by
his friends.
Miss Alma +. Evans, county superin-
tendent of public instruction for Park
county and president Of the Epworth
league. is in Anaconda this week in at
tendance upCn the Epworth league an
nulal convention.
The depositors in the late lamented
Livingston National bank may soon ex-
poet to be reimbursed to the extent of 40
FER cent. of their deposits. j. A. Savage
the receiver. is preparing to close up
the affairs of the concern and his final re-
port will soon be made public.
! The Ladies' Guiid of the Episcopal
church was entertained by Mrs A. n.
ST1earman at her ranch on Ferry creek
Wednesday afternoon and the guests en-
joyed the outing immensely. For one OF
the amusements progressive euchre was
indulged in. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Lean and Miss McLane.
w. G.. Lee, first vice grand master of
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
was in the city Wednesday and Thurs
day. Wednesday evening he addressed a
public meeting, explaining the objects
and aims and setting forth the virtues
and benefits of the order. Thursday att
ernoon he spoke to members of the local
lodge only.
Mrs. J. w. Hefferlin, assisted by Mrs.
Herman Wolcott. entertained the follow
ing lady friends Saturday afternoon:
Meslames Masters. Hathorn, McCue,
Aitken, Pierce, Holiday. Connop, Wlelde,
Whitney, Beeson, Horn: Misses Belcher,
Shaw, Mortimer. Evans, Chambers,
Rowe, Darroch, Robson, Landon krei-
ger. Austin. Stephenson, King Elliott
McDermCtt, Burg, Austin.
R2al estate transfers.: S. F. J.. Newton
to John Bracksted, lot 3 in block 70, orig
iral TOWNSHIP Livingston; consideration
$500. Judson L. Wicks and wife to John
Brackstead, lot 4 in block 70; considera-
ton SIS. f. d. Miles to L. M. Miles and
r. C. Miles. lot l in block Ill: $500. }.
A. Savage to Edgar Gibson, east half or
the northwest quarter and south half OF
the southwest quarter of section 80,
township 2 south. range 10 east: con-
sideration 1850. E. S.. Protfitt to Edgar
Potter, west half OF the northwest quar-
ter and northeast quarter of the south
west quarter section 2S, township :
south, range s east: consideration $1,000