Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-13
Mrs. A. F.. shappee has been under the

visitors in town last week from Stevens
vile.
The infant child of E. l.. Jameson of
Victor is here for treatment for spotted
fever.
Jim Lancaster was in town from
Stevensville a couple of times last week.
D.. P. pougherty has gone to Florida
to take charge of the planning department
of the Kendall mill there.
George w. DOugherty, the Corvallis
merchant, was in town yesterday on
business.
Mrs. William Toole left last Monday
morning with her children to spend the
summer with her mother at Madison,
Wis.
j. H. Chilson has sold his transfer line
to Joe Brown, late of Stevensville, for
$500, and Mr.. Brown has taken the BUSH
ness over.
Miss Eta Landram, one of the students
of the business college, has been doing
stenographic work in the sheriff's office
during. the past few days.
Frank Cone has had his graphophone
treated with the new invention for carry
ing sound, gotten up by Joe Degenais of
Stevensville, and it is a big Improvement.
Marcus DAILY and J. S.. Dougherty, the
latter superintendent of the works at
Anaconda, came up last Saturday night,
looking over matters here, and departed
for home this morning.
Bob McCandish, Familiarity known as
Red Bob" and at one time a partner
Of Rhodes, the painter, has returned to
Missoula after a three years absence IN
southern Africa. Bob says that is a good
country, and that he will go back before
long.
Tom Adair returned Friday night from
the. hospital at M%issoula, where he had
been for treatment for blood-poisoning,
caused by cutting his hand, and of which
mention has been previously made. The
hand is still wrapped up, and it is al
most certain that Tom will yet lose his
middle finger. But he is happy that 1t is
no worse.
The bridge across the Bitter Root river
at this place is in a dangerous condition
and travel across it has been stopped.
The channel of the river has been
changed, throwing the water on this side
and undermining the approach. 1t is
feared that the bridge will go out. In
the meantime travellers will have to cross
at the Grantsdale bridge.
A. E. Shappee, c. M. Johnson, Fl. L..
Myers, w. M. Draf1in and James f.
Stevens drove down to Stevensville last
Thursday night for the purpose of at
tending to matters regarding the Knights
of Pythias lodge there, all but Mr.. DRAFT
fen being members of that lodge. By
reason Of the membership being so scat
tered, it was decided to be best to con-
sOlidate with the lodge at Hamilton, and
action to that effect was taken unani-
mously. The affairs of the Stevensville
lodge We're practically closed up, and the
members become members of Ravalli
lodge of this place.
Charles McCune of Victor is a visitor
in the county seat today.
Carl GREENWOOD was a visitor here from
Missoula last Monday.
J.. D.. Miser, the ~Stevensville druggist,
spent Monday evening in the city.
c.. A. D. GagnOn has gone to St. Regis
to take a position with the lumber inter-
ests there.
Miss I. Marie Hork, after spending
several weeks with her parents here,
went to Butte last week.
A great many deeds to timber land
claims, sold to w. j. Kendall, lave been
filed in the recorders office in the last
week.
A. L. White, recently one of the pro-
prietors of the Times, has sold out to j.
M. Henderson, who had been working
there.
Martin Cramer, one of the prosperous
and go-ahead farmers of the Sage Brush
district, transacted business in this place
last Thursday.
A party of about seventeen young peO-
pie drove down to Stevensville last Fri
day afternoon to attend the social given
bX the Good Templars lodge there.
Last Saturday Mrs. Joseph Spooner,
accompanied by her son Will, came up
to see the clerk of the district court for
the purpose of probating the will of her
late husband.
George Fisk came up from Florence
last week to take a few days rest from
business for the benefit of his health.
which is poor. He intends to return to-
morrow morning.
A drive from Hamilton to Stevensville
shows that fIn rQnD1o Of tho 1a11av q va
prosperous, new houses and barns being
observed, with a few more in course of
construction.
Thursday and Friday the water in the
river raised considerable and repara-
tons We're made to bring the remaining
logs down the river at once. Several
loads of men left town Friday for the
scene of operations.
An action has been filed in the district
court by Cora j. Miser against j. D.
Miser for maintenance. A counter ac-
ton was filed by Mr.. Miser last Monday
against the plaintiff in the first case,
seeking a divorce and asking for the GUS
tody of the minor child of the parties. In
the action the grounds alleged for the di-
. vorce are that defendant did,, in March,
1899, commit adultery with Archie Nc
Daniel, at the Exchange lodging house
in the city of Missoula.
The graduation exercises Of the Cook
business college at this place came off
last evening. The following programme
was carried out: Invocation, Rev. O. P.
Rider; quartette; essay, Wilson c. Har-
Ian, "What e (%scientific); solo, Mr..
Hahn: essay, Miss Margaret Terrell.
BE Sure You Get the Right Start:' solo,
Miss Dow-mandolin obligato. Mr.. Nor
beck; recitation, Miss Olive Rennix,
ben Hur's Chariot Race" essay, w.
Rush Burroughs, Dream of the Future,
or Glass Prophecy" solo, Mrs. f. A.
Myers; address, Rev. Fred'k Grim; duett,