Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-07
MISSOuLA NEWS


Missoula, Oct. 5. 1899.
Mrs. Frank O'Hanratty died at the Sis
ters hospital Thursday morning from an
operation performed to remove a gather
ing from the head. She leaves a nus
band. who is in the Klondike country,
and four small children who are at the
Sisters convent. Mrs. Hanratty, since
ing IN the lumber camps at Huson and
s.. Regis. She also leaves a brother, A.
Lowell, who is working in one of the lum-
Der camps. The funeral will take place
from the Catholic church Saturday fore
noon, and the remains will be buried in
the Catholic burying ground.
Frank White, a painter, while employ
ed on the bridge, painting the iron was
taken with a fit and fell from off a scat
fold about IL feet high. He was not hurt
and after few minutes resumed his work.
A short time after, and while working on
a step ladder a short distance from the
ground took another At. He was not hurt
but was laid off from any further work.
for fear he might be injured.
The fire department was called out
twice at midnight. The first time was
to a fire at the Northern Pacific round
house. The damage was slight and was
caused by the overheating of the boiler.
The second fire was on the second floor
VI TIE EIuuy DlOck ana was caused ny Tile
rarge of Geo. Mink setting fire to the
floor. The fire was extinguished before
the department arrived.
James Fitzgerald died at the Sisters
he Spital Wednesday evening from a
complication of diseases, but especially
Bright's disease and typhoid fever. He
leaves several sisters, who are living in
Minnesota, and a half brother, Martin
Clarity of the Copper Cliff mine. He will
be buried from the Catholic church Fri
day morning.
Stephen Young was instantly killed at
Turah, a wood camp near Clinton, Thurs
day. He was engaged in watching a
wood chute, when a piece of wood jump
ed the chute and hit him on the side of
the head. His head was badly smashed
in. and the scalp badly torn. He was
brought to the city and taken to the un-
de! taking rooms of Hayes & Marsh.
Judge Houtchens sentenced a hobo to
the county Jail for 30 days. He is one
of the men who was before the courts a
few months ago and who asked for a
change of venue and a jury. This time
he did not ask for any of the privileges,
but took what the judge gave him with
out any complaint.
The chief of police arrested five secre-
tarles this morning and they were taken
before Police Judge Landers. Three of
them were fined $50 each which they paid.
and the others were given a chance to
lea We the city, on condition hat they left
at once.
Martha J. Lawrence has begun divorce
proceedings in the district court against
J. G.. Lawrence. They were married in
Helena in 1878. AT MissOula on the 18th
day of July. 1898. the defendant deserted
|tthe plaintiff and has ever since lived
apart.
John Willis of Thompson has begun
proceedings in the district court to col
lect a note due him and signed by Frank
Higgins T. G. Marshall, and Gust Moser.
The note was signed February %, 1896.
Chas. Vaughn of the telephone com
lpany is down the Occur d'Alene branch
repairing a break in the telephone lines,
d. C. Smith of the City Drug store was
in Bozeman this week in attendance AT
: the state board of pharmacy.
The children of the ublic schools are
: enjoying a weeks vacation owing to the
u !. teachers institute being held.
. The little child of Pat. Hayes of POto-
I mac is quite low and is not expected te
= live.
0 Mrs. DIR. w. S. Mishal Is much improv'
ed and will soon be able to be out. -