Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20

celved from Frank James, the once noted
Missouri banait, a photograph of himself
years ago. and also one of the Younger
brothers, Cole, Jim and Bob, two of
whom are still in the Minnesota state
penltentlary. The Younger brothers are
all bright looking men. and a sister, also
taken in the group, is a fine looking
woman. Mr.. Draffen has presented the
photos to Ex-Sheriff Irvine.
Rev. George Blair, the Presbyterian
minister, is a visitor today from Victor.
The people of Stevensville are prepar-
ing for a grand Fourth Of July in their
pretty town.
The fine Kimball organ for the new
Episcopal church arrived last week in
Time for the first services.
Mrs. l.: D.. Hatch and Miss Wright of
Stevensville have gone to Spokane to en-
gage in business there.
KEY. +. w. Haynes, pastor of the M. E.
church at Stevensville, is reported as
i'll with spotted fever.
y. Is. McNaver, who runs the saw mill
across the river from Stevensville, was
up yesterday on a business trip.
The school trustees of S~tevensville dis
trlct have engaged Prof. Sharp as prin-
cple of the schools there for another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Crutchfield Of this
place drove down to ~Stevensville last
Sunday and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Z. Powell.
H. L. Cook is receiving the recommen-
dalton Of many citizens for an appoint
ment on the forestry reserve force this
ummer
Tom Adair has returned from Missoula
discharged from the doctors care. His
hand is not well yet, but it is steadily
improving.
Boardman & Warner have bought the
two lots on the corner of Third and De-
Smet streets, and will erect two neat
cottages thereon.
Ravalli lodge, No. 6, knights of Py-
thias, had an interesting session last
night. There was a fair attendance, and
two visiting brethren.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Lott are contem-
plating a trip to California and expect to
be gone for several months.
The railroad company has definitely
announced that the new passenger train
will go on this branch Monday morning.
A. N. Mittower and Ed. Kerins, who
have a saw mill near Victor, were up
from there yesterday afternoon to see
after a contract to do some saving for
w. j. Kendall.
County Clerk Smart and Bruce Wells
of this office drove down to S~tevensville
Sunday morning. Howard went to visit
friends and Bruce to visit his folks. They
returned Monday morning.
Rev. o. p. Rider and DR.. Coughenour.
have one from thi s~section to Minneap-
oils as delegates to the general presby-
terry which meets in that city. Mrs. Ri
der and son go as far as North Dakota,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Col. Sanders while in Missoula, pro-
cured from Judge Woody an injunction
restraining certain parties in Ravalli
county from disposing of certain mining
property in the 0verwhich district. The
nnatfa1 iS IN ha haa RI nv his honor in fhic
county next week.
c.. H. Mcleod, vice-president and man
ager of the Missoula Mercantile
is down with pneumonia in Mlssoula,
an dhis case is SO serious that he has been
taken to the Sisters hospital. Herbs
hundreds Of riends in this valley will hope
for a speedy recovery. He is too good a
nan to lose.
Mrs. Nixon (nee Miss Fanny Lott) is
over from Butte and will remain for a
week or more visiting her parents and
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot.
T j. Mcnamara, an old resident of the
university city, came up from Missoula
last night to look after the condition Of
| his ranch not far from Grantsdale.
The foundation of Sheriff Chaffin's new
two-story residence, which he is building
|! on his ranch below Corvallis, is completed
and lumber for new building is beng
placed on the ground.
r. A. O'Hara, grand master workman
of the a. o. U. W., and Miles ROmney OF
the Western News, drove dow to Victor
Saturday night to visit the local Work
man lodge there, which is in q flourishing
condition.
Word comes from S~tevensville that v.
Burch has discovered placer gold on his
bench ranch, and is already figuring upon
| taking a trip to Europe Cor Missouri)
next year. Five or six colors to the pan
are reported.
A Mrs. Brennan Of Butte has written
to J. T. Fitzgerald in regard to a summer
home in Hamilton for herself and two
children. Fitz has secured a place for
her and the lady is expected soon. Hams
ilton is gaining fame as a residence town.
Dave Gagne met with a painful acct
dent one day last week, which will pre-
vent him working for some time. A
workman at the mill, walking above him,
dropped a steel crowbar which struck
Dave squarely on the back OF the left
hand, the point penetrating nearly
through it.
Arthur Sperry has taken the position of
night clerk at the Ravalli hotel, long held
by Jerry Bradley. Jerry is still at the
hotel, but as sOon as Landlord Mehargue
returns from his trip to Anaconda Jerry
will go into business for himself in the
small building next to the company store.
Rev. George Stewart, the Episcopal
minister, did not like the condition of the
trees in the yard of Hon. c.. NJ. Crutcll-
fields handsome residence, so, on Sat-
urday afternoon, he procured a saw n