Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-12
MISSOULA NEWS
Missoula. Mont, Oct. II. 1899.


Missoula, Mont. Oct. II, 1899.
Frank Lintz was arrested Tuesday
evening for carrying concealed weapons.
He told some one that he had it IN Ter
Louis Purgraff who works at the Gar
den City brewery, and that if he found
him he woul shoot him. The men had
a falling out some time ago. n as Fur
graft is the biggest man, Lintz secured
a revolver With which to do him up. He
was fined $40 and costs which he paid.
The Majestic Mining properties have
been sold to Arthur Colburn of Philadei-
| phia for 1924, $50. The sale took placeThe
latter part of September. and settles an
claims against the property. There IS
about $400, 900 against the property Ior
labor claims which will be lost. Mr..
Colburn is the we'll known manufacturer
Of spices, mis- narne being a householI
word. Mr.. Colburn is out nearly $780,
600 on the deal.
Frank White. a painter, who is troubi-
ed with fits. while i'll the Bowling Alley
saloon Monday night took another one
OF his fits and broke a large looking glass
in the room. He was drunk also at, the
time and the bartender had him arrested.
He was taken to the justice court OF Wm.
Houtchens where he pleaded guilty. Ilhe
judge sent him to the county jail and
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The county funds will be divided as
follows, the total assessment being $o.-
$50. .4S3. State tax. SIS. 1920 sheep in
spection and indemnity and bounty tax,
S.. .:20a. 80: stock inspector and detective
tax, S67S.54; stock indemnity. $1l3.52:
county taxes, 8 9,o6s.S2: poll tax, s3.14s:
special road tax, $17.34s.75; city of Mis-
soula, $26,149.29; county road tax, $12.
4Gj.S1; total tax, s1s1, 545.21.
j. NJ. Wood of Bonner. who lately pur-
chased a ranch near the city, was taken
to the Sisters hospital, having suffered
a broken collar bone by being thrown
from a wagon to which was attached an
unbrollen horse. The fracture is a bad
Que and il Will be some time before he
WilTbe able to do any work.
The Salvation Army held a very inter-
esting meeting at their barracks We'd
nes6ay evening. The meeting was led
by Adjt. Darlington. Thursday even
ing there will be another interestina
meeting, the occasion being the welcom-
ing Of Lieutenant Long and Captain
Noble.
job Sonson of Plains. was the defend
ant in a case of the State of Montana
against himself. He was charged witt
being cruel to a cow belonging to him
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case was dismissed by the county attor.
lie y after hearing the evidence.
Lewie Murray has begun divorce pro.
ceedings in the circuit court for separa.
ton from her husband. They We're mar
ried at Woodburn, Ore. in 1884. and il
1883 he deserted her. Desertion is TIA,
ground that she asks the divorce on,
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopa
church held a tea at the residence of Mrs
Walter Graham on the south side Thu
afternoon. A large number of the mem
hers and their friends were present. Tn,
afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
The delegates to the grand lodge of TIL.
Good Templars have left and will NJ
doubt have a good time in the hands o
the Anaconda members. They went un
Instructed and can do whatever the,
want that will benefit the order. ~
While the Minnesotas We're passin!
| through Monday night, a number of Mis-
soula' young ladies who We're at the trail
robbed a number of the soldiers of thei
buttons. The girls will keep them 70
souvenirs.
Smith Davis has filed a homestea,
declaration with the county clerk and re
corder, of his property on the south side