Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-29
years past. He came here last week
from Miles City.

from Miles City.
Chas. DeArmoreaux has arrived In the
city and intends to reside here perma-
nently. He will be remembered by many
as having been employed about a year
ago as plumber by Geo. Soule. While here
MIR. DesArmoreaux lost his vision and
went to Chicago, after being treated at
Helena and pronounced totally blind
with no hopes of regaining his eyesight.
On going to Chicago he underwent seven
operations and is now gradually recover
ing the use of his eyes, but is able to
read only With great difficulty and by the
use Of powerful magnifying glasses.
The case of John Shay, charged with
having resisted an officer, was heard
before Justice Fraser Monday afternoon,
ar d resulted in Shay's being bound over
t. the district court in bonds of $3.50.
Stay was arrested on the night of
March by Policeman Corle. and while
the officer was taking him to Jail Shay
attempted to get away. and it was only
by the officer knocking him down that
l1e was able to get him to the Jail.
Shay is a rounder whom the police
have been trying to get out Of the city
cor some time.
A pretty wedding took place Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. j. E. Van Horne, on South Twen-
ly-nnth street, when H. \. Van Horne
OF this city and Miss Nannette Tawney
or Ravenna, Neb., were united in mar
mage by Rev. G.. C. Stull. After the
ceremony, which was attended only by
Ehe intimate friends of the groom, the
party sat down to a table beautifully
spread with good things, and beautifully
decorated with carnations and roses.
The happy couple took the morning
train for Helena.
Alderman H. F. Clement left yesterday
Tor his ranch on the Flatwillow, where
ne Will spend few weeks experimenting
affairs. Mr. Clement expects to leave
Billings this fail, taking his family to
Minneapolis to reside, but he will retain
his sheep interests in this section. He
mas wanted to go to the metropolis Of
minnesota for some years, and has now
definitely decided upon going. He goes
partly to give his boys an opportunity for
better schooling and also to enjoy life
among the beautiful lakes
| Default judgment was er,.ered up
Monday in the district court in the case
OF the Continental Oil company VS.. the
Clarke Fork Coal Mining company for
$.o2.S1, together with interest amount
1ne to 1888 and costs of 1910. The
plalntln was suing the defendant for
goods sold for a year up to last De-
ccmber.
The Burlington has also gone into the
business of employing Japanese labor
us on it's road. Two carloads of the
little brown men passed through Bill
bngs Sunday morning en- route to
Ttluca, where they will go to work sur
facing on the Toluca-Cody branch, fol-
lowing up the track-laying gang.
marriage license was granted Mon
day to Henry Martin and Miss Della
Nather, both of the Musselshell. The
| br'de-to-be is a daughter of George
Nather and as she is only 16 years of
| age, the written consent of beth of the
PARENTS to the marriage had to accom-
| lany the request for the license.
JdiliSS a. " ouee OIL LlnCOln, a railroad
h'sdge contractor, is in the city getting
ready to begin work on the bridges on
the Toluca-Cody branch, for which he
| las the contract. Several cars of ma
terial have already arrived here and
will be hauled to Pryor gap by teams.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr. Seth Henry Hastings
and Miss Frances Sansome at THE home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
- E. Hastings, on Wednesday evening,
April 3. The couple are among the
prominent young people o. the valley.
The case of Frank Savaresy, charged
with conducting variety theater or
house wherein women are engaged as
walters soliciting orders for drinks
came up in the police court yesterday
morning after two continuances resulting
in THE defendant being fined $500.