The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-16
Red Lodge.
Especial to Inter Mountain

Red Lodge, Mont, Nov. 16.--The
principal society event of the week
WAS the quiet marriage on Thursday OF
A. H. Davis, the popular Red Lodge
jeweler to Miss Mary Alice Crockett, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter
of County Assessor and Mrs. w. r.
Crockett. The ceremony occurred at he
ranch home of the brides parents near
Roberts at high noon, the Rev. w. H.
Watson, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church, of this city, officiating.
After the ceremony the bridal party, con-
sisting of but few of the most intimate
friends Of the contracting parties, were
Toasted at a sumptuous wedding dinner.
Mr.. Davis is one Of the leading business
men of this city, having for two years
been conducting the principal jewelry
house in the county. His honest and
straight forward methods have won for
him the respect and confidence of all
with whom he has come in contact. The
bride Is ranked among the most popular
OF Carbon County's bellies. Until tine
last few years, when her father moved
TO their ranch home, she was the leader
of the younger set in social circles and
the general favorite of all. The happy
couple are the deserving recipients OF
the hartest congratulations Of a host OF
friends. After November Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis will be at their new home Oh Nut
ting avenue.
The checker and chess club has ar
ranged for the use of District Clerk Es-
selstyn's Office in the court house as q
permanent place Of meeting and the
regular session Of the club was held in
the new quarters last Monday evening.
About fifteen members of the club par
ticipated in the games ana a number Of
exceedingly close and hard fought
matches We're played. The next meeting
of the club which will be held Monday.
The Dancing club held the third Of the
present series of dances last Monday
evening in the opera house. About
thirty COUPLES were present and spent
the evening in an exceedingly pleasant
manner. In addition to being the reg
ular dance of the club, the affair had q
particular social significance, inasmuch
as it was the last Of the club dances to
he attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Talbot, who left few days afterwards
for Big Timber, where Mr.. Talbot will
assume the position Of agent for the
Northern Pacific at that point. Mr.. Tai
bot had been stationed here for several
years. and during that time he and his
wife had made many friends.
Mrs. Jennie Doty, who has spent the
summer in the city visiting her son,
Or. e. E. Doty, left on Monday for her
home in Middleton, Ohio. During her
short stay in Red Lodge, Mrs. Doty has
become favorlte with all, and will be
missed by her many friends, who re-
GREETED very much that she did not elect
to remain permanently in this city, or
at least spend the winter here. DR.. DOty
accompanied his mother as far us Bill
ings.
Percy Spralt, who formerly held re-
sponsible position in the Red Lodge post
office. returned 10 the city Tuesday. Mr..
Spratt has accepted an offer from the
banking house Of Meyer & Chapman.
and will become the head bOckkeepcr
Of this establishment.
A. NJ. Anderson. the genial editor 0e
the Livingston Post, has been spending
several days in town visiting with his
brother. Walter Anderson. of the Pickett.
Mrs. Elizabeth knatz left Tuesday for
her home in Cumberland. Maryland,
after spending the summer with her son,
William Knatz of this city.