Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-23
WANTS A DIVORCE
ACTION BROUGHT BY NETTIE Nc.
COMB AGAINST v. B. McCoMB.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Dance Given by the Elks at Maxey's
~ Hall-The New Story
Building.
Bohemian. .Ju1v 20.

Bohemian, July 20.
Judge ARMSTRONG n Stenographer
Patton are back from Townsend, where
ahey have been holding count the past
week. The next term of court sits in uhts
county and bids fair to contain actions
Of interest. Several cases are up for trial
THAT will take a Jury to decide and a
number of crimina cases will lay claim
70 part of the time of the court. John
Morrison and William Morrison are up
Tor alleged calf stealing from the herd
OF Andrew johnson, and E. c. Anderson
will be Obliged ito answer to the charge
of stealing horses. There are some other
cases growing out of disputes over land
and water rights that will he up for con-
sideration. The terms of court in Gal
latin county, are generally short. Many
a time, the court has assembled to find
nothing of Importance demanding trial
and a Well fought jury case is an event
in the life of a community that pro-
duces it. Law seems to be respected or
else THE people of Gallatin are 50 busy
looking after other matters that they
have little time to commit infections of
the law. The coming term Of court is an
exception to the rule.
The latter part of last week a suit for
divorce was begun in the district court
by Mrs. Nellie cComb against her hus-
band, V. B. McComb, a prosperous
rancher of the valley. In the complaint,
which covers thirty mine pages of legal
CAP, the usual allegations rejecting a
state of domestic i~nharmony are set
! forth and the plaintiff asks foc $1,000
alimony and attorneys fees. Hartman
& Hartman appear for the plaintiff. The
couple have been married sixteen years
and have a family of three children. An
injunction was secured Tuesday ~ the
plaintiff enjoining the defendant from
disposing of his property and part of his
effects We're levied on by attachment.
This evening a dance is being given at
Maxey's hall under the auspices of the
members of the B. 2. ". =. The music
is excellent and a large attendance ties
titles to the popularity of the affair. The
social hops of the summer sea-
son i'm Bohemian are few and far between
and each opportunity to enjoy the pleas
uIes of the dance is greatly priced.
n The splendid brick L.i!:Ing near the
head of Main street being erected by
Nelson Story for q machine shop is fast
t nearing completion. Bozeman has num-
ferrous evidences of growth in the business
and residence districts where new build
ings are going up with grating rapidlty.
Earl White was brought in from Six
teen Mile Sunday by Deputy Sheriff.
Chapman and plead not guilty to the
charge of assault in the first degree. He
was held on bonds of $500 to appear Tor
preliminary hearing before Judge NC
Emerson.
Miss Louise Todd, of Hastings, Mimi.
arrived today to spend a month visiting
Mrs. A. A. Braten. Miss Todd is an ac-
complished musician and has recently
returned from an extended European
tour.
Hugh Leonard, a resident OF this valley
whose home is near salesville, is reported
recovering from a severe illness at the
home of his brother in Canada
Miss Alma Ellis of Butte is in the city,
the guest Of nr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Safely.
She is the daughter of Ed. Ellis, formerly
of this city.
Robert Dawes, the photographer, mas
sold his business and will look about Tor
another location. C. A. Miller will be his
successor.
Nate Drummond Of Fridley is in Boze-
mar today. He is embarked in business
recently in the Yellowstone metropolis.
Miss Grace Griffin arrived from Billings
Monday. She has been in Chicago the
past winter attending school.
Ed. l.. Stowe arrived to-day from Mys-
tic Lake, loaded down with The weight qf
a weeks catch of trout.
S, M. Schott, who travels for . Butte
clothing house, was among the arrivals
in the city yesterday.
. White Caldwell and Milton Brooks viii
leave today for Omaha with three Cal
} loads of horses.
;. J, w. Hathaway. revenue official, was
:. xrtmong the arrivals on yesterdays eas'
I bound train.
.It9 H. D.. Bower of Helena. is in the city
and is registered ait the Bozeman.
A. G.. West of Helena, was in the city
Yesterday ON a business trip.
| DILLON news
Erwin schott. Representative Inter
Mountain Branch ONCE.
Dillon, July 20, 1900.
Tuesday afternoon John Monahan OF
Ogden died at the residence of Mr.. Her,
bert Selway of this city. Mr.. Monahan was
about 20 years of t,n age , and h M;fn oe sis
of his health, having been for some
time afflicted with consumption. Mr.
Monahan died very suddenly. having beer
him of his suffering: A short service wa:
held at the home of Mr.. Selway. The re
mains were then taken on the evening tran