Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30
RANCH KILLS LOVE
NEW YORK ROMANCE ENDS AT
BILLINGS, MONTANA.
SEQUEL IS DIVORCE CASE.
ST
ID
Miss SCHNEIDER Clings to Her Spouse
Despite Parental 0bjection-Hus- {
band Now Gone. .- i
Billings, Mont, June %.


Adelheid Seibert after a year Of we'd
ded life is ready to prove to all corners
that marriage is a failure-in her case at
least. At first thought the name of Sci
bert will not attract other tina passing
notice, but a gentle reminder will recall
the fact that only one year 6 there was
an elopement from Hoboken, New Jersey,
n parties being two young people, Will
liam H. Seibert and Adelheid SCHNEIDER
who struck out for the west to be mar
ried despite the p~rotestations and ma.
~chlnattons of the father of the young
lady. They came direct to Billings,
closely followed by a message which ask
ed the authorities to Illustrate the mar
r1age as the girl was not of age. But the
young people were married and they ex-
pected to receive a blessing from the IA
ther n money on which to return home.
Inc rather wrote that he would forgive
the daughter and send her money if she
would leave her husband and would
come nome, but 10, she decided to stick
10 him through thick and thin. But this
is something more than the young man
did as subsequent events prove. They
were thrown upon their own as
1ney q no money, and they secured a
position on a ranch in the Musselshell
country Neither had been brought nm
TO DO hare work and it was altogether
TOO much for the young man, who was
an easterner. in type. Soon after going
on a ranch he left, without telling his
wife goodbye and for sometime past has
Deen IN Kansas City. His wife does not
Know what he is doing. 7
Inc report reached Billings this morn
ang 10 a letter to Gerald Panton from his
Wife, who is spending the rmmar il
SAT- Lake City, Utah, that Miss Edvthe
y. Gamble was dead. No other informa-
lion was given. Miss Gamble left Bill
llngs early i'm the spring for Salt Lake to
spend the summer with relatives. She
was 2 beautiful young woman. well
known and respected by our people, and
the announcement Of her death messa as
a shock to her many friends.
There IS hardly a day passes but what
the police receive a telegram to be on
Sans regular army, the boys at Sheri-
dan, Wyo., particularly being tired of
their Jobs. Only yesterday the police
arrested three boys, who were wanted
at Fort Keogh, Miles City. for desertion.
The Boys denied that they were DESERT
ers, but al officer game up from the fort
last night n ooh them back this
morning. % Ss T
The first Acknowledgement club@of
montana was organized in Billings last
night. The officers elected We're: WI
Reifenrath, president; c. C. Bever, vice.
president; 8. G. Reynolds, treasurer;aE
II. HOLSTER, secretary; II. B. Segur.aF,
b. Connolly, F. Fl. Hathhorn, T.. S. Efnl
ton and w. L. Mains, executive commit
tee. A committee was appointed to Sc
cure a club hall and other committees
were named on music and literature.
The club starts out with a membership
or over 100 and is quite enthusiastic over
the approaching campaign. The mem
bers so far are the progressive and wide
awake young republicans and by the
united efforts of all may swing Yellow
stone county back into the republican
fold this all.
Yesterday Mrs. Seibert, through her at
torney, w. M. Johnston, filed an action
for a divorce on the grounds of failure to
support for more than one year. and of
the defendants idleness, prohigacy and
dissipation. Mrs. Siebert seems indeed
unfortunate and probably thinks that the
west is a rough country.
Miss Mcclellan, a teacher in the schools
OF Mlssoula, Is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. II. Rinehart. She will spend her
summer vacation in Billings. !.
The Burlington railroad is enlarging
its trackage in this city in order to better
accommodate and handle it's freight
business. -
DR.. ". A. Allen departed this week for
Chicago to attend the national prohibi-
tion convention. +