Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-25
LIVINGSTON NEWS.

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Second wards The Third ward can
hardly be depended upon to elect Mr.. Ev-
erett, who has as his opponent j. E. NAL
lery, a popular young man. The make
up of the council, If the race goes as
predicted now, will be: Mayor, Charles
GARNER; aldermen: First ward, Pehr
Wendell, republican; p. c. Doonan, demo-
crat; Second ward, Herman Wolcott and
D. A. McCaw, republicans; Third ward,
Theodore jackson, republican; James e.
Mallory, democrat. In this event the re-
publicans will have full control of the
council. The campaign which is being
waged is an exceedingly lively one and
the results in several instances prom
Use to be close, indeed.
About IS persons, including members
of the Modern Woodmen, friends and
candidates for initiation into their order,
their wives, daughters and sweethearts,
visited Bozeman Yesterday evening in an
swer to an invitation from Gallatin lodge,
No. 5245 of Bozeman. The guests were
met at the depot by private street car
and conducted up town. where supper
was served them at the International
restaurant. The members o. the lodge
lodge was called to order to greet their
neishbors, the session lasting about an
hour, after which delicious lunch was
served. Games Of all kinds were played
until II O'Clock, when the guests and
members of the Gallatin lodge adjourned
to Maxey hall, where dancing began,
which lasted until about o'clock this
morning. The dance was given in honor
of the visiting Modern Woodmen and
was under the auspices of the Hust-
ling Knights of Woodcraft of our sister
city. This organization is made up of
the younger members of the BOzeman
order. The following are the committees
appointed by the Gallatin lodge for the
entertainment and comfort of their
guests: ReceDtion-W. o. Bohart, Fred
r. Whitney, r. r. Rhoads, Floyd Mitch
ell, Clarence Boyd, Isaac Alldritt, Ar
rangements-F. A. Maxwell Thomas
Richardson, j. Kane. Entertainment
Daniel Allen. Dave Mcleod, Jack Rog-
ers. These boys did all that lay in their
power to make the visit as enjoyable
as was possible.
Baseball is the one theme agitating the
Livingston people at present. Last year
the Livingston team was recognized as
splendid amateur organization, and
indications for the coming season point
to even stronger team being secured
Negotiations are under way by which
Hammond and Hurley of the Helena
team of last year will be secured for
Livingston. Smalley, fielder was has
played in Anaconda and several other
towns of the state. will also play here
Votaw, one>of the strongest members of
last years team, will arrive here next
week from Tacoma. The team will be
managed this year by George Hustled and
will be captained by Johnnie Mjelde,
who piloted it to victory many times
last summer. The business men are TAX
ing lively interest in the game.
Mrs. William Carr received a telegram
yesterday conveying the sad news that
her brother William Comley, was dead
at the family home in Philadelphia The
young man was q years of age. He died
Of consumption. He had been intending
to come to Montana in the search of re-
lief for his weakened lungs, but deaths
grim hand was already upon him and
he was prevented from so doing Mrs.
Carr will not be able to go east to at
tend the funeral of her brother