Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-02
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AND DENTISTS MEET
LAWYERS ON DIAMOND.
SPORT AMONG LIVINGSTON MEN
G, L. Anderson's Funeral Attended by
s Miners Of Whose Union He
Was a Member.
. Livingston. June 20.
The doctors and dentists will play the ;
lawyers and judges a game of baseball
friday afternoon. Much fun is antici-
pated, the game has been we'll advertised ,
and a good crowd will attend.
The many old friends of r. Mcleod,
in the shoe business in THIS city,
were panied to learn of his sudden death
at wallace. Idaho, last week.
L~dv1ngston's big Fourth of July cele-
Drat1On will be terminated by a ball in
the opera house under the auspices of
the opera House orchestra.
The Bozeman ball team plays the local
" tuC 1lOIlOuS rOurL0.
Bozeman having no special celebration
or It's own that day, its citizens are ex-
pected to come over the ridge by the
to cheer their ball tossers and
enjoy all the good things Livingston
will have for her visitors.
Friends of c. E. Lanetat, formerly OF
this city, have received cards
ing his coming marriage to Miss Dora
A. Loiselle of Butte.
Editor Charles Howard of the Carbon
County Sentinel was in the city early in
the week.
Harry Bush is en- route to st. Johns,
N. B., on business connected with the
Bear gulch mines.
The baseball team is working hard
preparing for the game with Billings,
whom they expect will be hard to beat.
The Ladies' guild Of the Episcopal
church We're entertained at the Abe
marie hotel pa1lors Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Wakefield and daughter.
Progressive euchre was played and re-
freshments served. The first prize was
captured by Mrs. McCaw and the BOBBY
by Mrs. Chambers.
ASoA5S ii6A " o4 ! p&o
with the Enterprise, has taken a posi-
tion with the Carbon County Sentinel
and left for Gebo Tuesday.
G. L. Anderson, an Aldridge miner,
died at h county o farm Tuesday.
the result of injuries received some time
ago. No clue to the mans relatives
could be found and the funeral occurred
Thursday under the direction Of the
Aldridge Miners union, of which de-
| ceased had been a membe
Miss Vivienne Hunter, who is teach
ing the Myersburg school, spent Sunday
with family and friends in this city.
Oscar Thurman has sold out his in
terests at Chico and contemplates locat-
ing in Mexico or n of the southwest
ern states.
John H. Martin has sold his valuable
ranch property on Shields river to w.
O. Cowan. Mr.. Martin goes to Boze-
man to reside.
John w. Percy stopped over in this
city several days this week en- route
from Tacoma to his old home in Wiscon-
/ sin. Mrs. Percy at one time lived here
and his old friends were glad to see him
! again.
The sheep shearing gang of G. Fay,
consisting of 10 men, made the following
record at the ranch Of John Locke last
week: Total number of sheep sheared in
/ 10 hours. 1854, or an average of over
1856 sheep per man. The names of the
individuals and their records were: T.
! A. Stilweil, 21S; John Lundgren, 212; G.
!. Fay, 1856; A. Parr and e. Gordon, 1876
each: William Stranger, 1888; G. Yakley,
1870: ]. Cornell, 1876; F. Kane, 1855, and c.
DAILY, 165.
The Ladies' Aid siciety of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Henry Wat
son, jr., on the afternoon of July s.
Harry Philbrick of Castle was in town
several days this week. He reports an
improved condition of affairs in that
camp.
N. j. Malin attended a meeting of the
d stockholders of the Crevasse Mining
1 company at Crevasse last week,
James Brady. a Northern Pacific Sec
ton hand, was arrested by Sheriff Young
Wednesday on a charge of horse steal
ing.
The First State bank has received and
put in place one of tSe Master Safe com
pany's latest model screw door safes.
The many friends of Mrs. George w
! Hustled are happy in the knowledge thai
she is rapidly recovering from her Sc
we're illness.
Il Jerome e. Williams assume the edi.
torship of the Enterprise July 1, sue.
ceeding Mr.. A. Buchanan, who return:
to the Miles City Journal, the HI
left to come to Livingston temporarily
a few months since.
National par ktravel is reported heav'
ier this season thus far than for many