Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-18
Or They Can Not Do Business
in the County.
THE HORSE THIEF GANG
Will Be Broken Up as Some of its
Members Are Said to be Known
to the Officers.
Deer Lodge. July II.

Deer Lodge. July II.
Peddlers have had a fat time in this
valley for a long time, but Deputy
Sheriff Robinson IS the boy that brings
them all up standing. Today he took in
an individual who was peddling dry goods
in the western part of town and made
him comply with the law. For years be-
fore these intruders upon the rights of
legitimate dealers have been allowed to
barter with, and harass the people Of
the town, but its different now and all are
treated alike-they all pay. This is a fea-
ture in our county and city government
that has been sadly neglected heretofore.
Since the Inter Mountain made public
the fact tina: there was a band of horse
thieves in this valley. much interest
among stockmen has been aroused and
the proper measures are now under way
looking to the breaking UP of the gang.
Some Of the parties are under suspicion
and are being watched. Yet n their respec-
tive vicinities they pose as good law abid-
ing citizens. The State Stock Association
should furnish a man for this locality for
a few months. 1t would pay.
The Christian church Sunday school
will give a picnic to it's pupils next Fri
day. The occasion is looked forward to
by the little folks, as we'll as the teachers
with great interest. The camp or romp-
ing grounds. VIII probably be on Cotton
wood creek and the good things to eat
will be unlimited for our correspondent
knows whereof he speaks Arrange
ments for transportation is now being
made by Attorney S~charnikoW, the sup
erintendent.
One Of the French citizens of Anaconda
has moved to Deer Lodge and brought
along his steam wood saw. Ills raNle is
Perry and he is making a great rustic 70"
business. AS Myron Cum has an outfit
cong business every day. anI 4 new ore
in the shed to be brought out this fall, we
may look for hot times in the wood saw
industry. Perry came in and broke the
trust, yet Myron Cum is not a gutter. Oh,
there'll be fun.
Gel. and Mrs. Aylesworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. W. Trask, Mr.. and Mrs. TOT Hirst, Mrs.
NJ. j. Beaumont and family, Mi, and Mrs,
Ciayt Ramsdeli, Mrs. Hawley, Mss Mary
Larsen, Miss Hansen, Hansen brothers,
Mrs. Zosel and Messrs. Lodge and Ian
sing spent Sunday on Boggs' creek pic
nicking. The party fried 1876 trout for din
ner along with other pleasures of the day
w. w. Dixon, w. w. Dixon, Jr., Fl.
Helgeson, J. A. Pickerel, G. p. Passmore
and wife, F. w Haskins and wife, Miss
Doty, Miss Mamie Knowlton, Miss Ma
ME roster, MIS-. JoIl w. tollei, MIS-. -
Walker, Mrs. j. p. Ryan,. Miss Worthing-
ton. George r. Heron. George Fox, Jno
=Rashdohl, Misses Cora and Ada Smith OF
Butte are at the McBurney.
Upon the resumption of the dou-
BILE overland service on the North.
ern Pacific - ST. Paul to Port
land. the Inter Mountain is assured OF
better service to its readers along this
branch. AS the Inter Mountain is the ia.
Norite paper IN Deer Lodge. his Will b,
welcome news to its many patrons.
Harry l.. Kemp, of the Greeley Nursery
Co, is doing a nice business in this val
ley and is replacing all trees sent out by
his company last spring that did no