Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-01
mISSOULA News
office: POsTOFFICE NEWS STAND.


| Special to Inter Mountain.
Missoula, May 1.-P. ]. Kline is strongly
talked of for city marshal. but Uncle
Rufe still feels confident. Joe McGreagor-
is to be fire marshal.
Mr.. A. L. Mitchell, representing the
Butte Inter Mountain, spent Friday and
Saturday in the Garden City in the in
terest of his valuable paper. Mr.. Mitchell
added a handsome list Of subscribers to.
the paper. AS an evening paper the In
ter Mountain deserves to become popular
in this city and throughout the valley.
1t will reach Missoula at II o'clock at
night, and be delivered to its readers be-
fore breakfast in the morning, containing
all important vents of the world, also all
the local events of our city. We should
all rally to it's support.
William Garrihan, one Of the popular
engineers on the Northern Pacific at Mis-
soula. and Miss Flora A. Dorse, were
quietly married last Friday, Judge
William Houtchins officiating. Only in
innate friends of the highly contracting
parties being present. Both parties are
we'll and favorably known here, and are
very highly esteemed by all those who
figure among their friends. They will be
at home after Monday, May list, at their
new home on Madison street.
Postal Clerk Hoblitzell, who has charge
Of the matter relating to applications Of
the new carriers, says that he received
II applications for the positions of nail
carriers, and clerk, and that the number
is greatly in access of those filed in Feb
ruary last and there is now no question
-l~~.,A -o-,.~S-- 49, 49, n--~ 1s-A 49,
required number OF men. The examina-
ions will occur next month.
A surprise was in store for the many
friends Of Candy Morrison, Of the M. M.
Co.'S hardware department., n Robert
McVey of the dry goods department.,
when it was yesterday that
they had resigned their respective posi-
tons with the company they had served
SO long.
Lee H. Wilson was arrested Saturday
afternoon on a telegram received from
the sheriff of Deer Lodge county. He
was selling some kline of patent on a
gasoline lamp. His reputation is a little
shady SO it seems. He will be taken back
to Anaconda at once.
Guests at Kennedy Hotel: E. r. Chap
AiOAA - " ~ w. 6uEO1A VI oPO-
kane, H. s. Mason of Olympia, Wash,
w. A. Garlic of Greedy. Colorado, d. ].
Chadwick of the government land office.
A man named Lynch was brought up
from one of the numbering camps yester-
day with a severe cut in his leg from an
adge he was using. He was taken to the
Sisters hospital for treatment.
Applicants as follows received certif-
Gates at the recent teachers examinations:
Nina Thibault, B. T. Starlight, Viola
Cooley, third grade; Pear Marshall, sec
ond grade.
Al Deveber and wife are in the city on
a brief business trip. Mr.. Deveber is now
a merchant prince of Florence. They are
registered at the European.
Mr.. NJ. M. Ross of Huson is registered
at the Florence. He says everything is
looking well down the line and he expects
a season of prosperity.
Everything is at a standstil1 in Mis-
soula just now except politics, but Mon
day night will put a finish to the city
councils troubles.
Attorney Charles H. Hall is spending
a couple of days in Philipsburg on legal
business. He expects to return Monday
afternoon.
Joseph CREME, Jr., of Fitzgerald's, has
gone down on tine Snake on business to
stay over Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Hammond of Darby is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. William Hayes,
this week.
T. Van Scoy. presiding elder of the Bap-
list church, is registered at the Rankin.
John Harratty Is the father of a bran
new boy. Mother and babe doing we'll.
Charles Otto returned from his trip to.
Southern California.
TWO CROPS.
Bill-In parts of Cuba two crops of to-
bacco are raised every year.
JILL suppose one is smoking and the
other chewing tobacco.-Yonkers States
man.
BY THE SAD SEA WAVES.
She (just after he had been introduced)