Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-07

DR.. Lord Of Medicine Springs. on the
East Fork. is circulating a petition ask
ing for his appointment as game warden.
1t is understood that Game Warden
Hammond will tender his resignation. as
his services are in constant demand as a
guide by persons desiring to visit the
Clearwater country.
Blanche Everly, the 13-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James ENerly, vino
live near Corvallis. died at her home last
Saturday after a pr%otracted illness of
several months. Her funeral services
were held at the residence Sunday after
noon. with Rev. Frederick Grim. pastor
of the Christian church OF Hamilton, Off
ciating.
Mrs. Charles Buck and sister. Miss
Eta Landrum. of ~Stevensville. were in
the city yesterday making arrangements
for Miss Landrum to continue her
studies in Cooks Business college dur
ing the coming season.
Rev. Frederick Grim will hold the reg
ular Sunday service at the Christian
church mex Sunday and will shortly
start for the general conference of the
Christian church, which will be held in
Cincinnati.
District court convened this morning
with a full attendance of attorneys and
officers of the court. After calling the
calendar inc setting cases for trial, court
will adjourn until next Monday, at which
time the venire for the trial jury will be
returned.
Editor Miles Romney of the Western
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present at the Labor day celebration. He
will also attend the meeting of the State
Press association at Anaconda.
w. H. Wilson, Miles Finlan, Godfrey
Lavelle. Charles r. leonard and wife,
w. White and family and p. j.. Brophy
Of Butte spent Sunday in the city, guests
at the Ravalli.
Hamilton yesterday by the closing of all
places Of business. and nearly every one
took a trip up the river, hunting and
fishing.
Professor A. j. Roberts left for Hell
n Monday morning to enter upon his
duties as a teacher of language in the
high school, which opens September II.
RUDE Holden. supervisor of the Flor
ence road district, was in the city yes
terday filing some accounts to be consid-
cred by the county commissioners.
The public schools opened this norm
ing under the charge of superintendent
Mckay. with an unusually large number
of pupils in attendance.
Rev. w. D.. Lear of Corvallis is con-
templating a visit to Cincinnati next
yootth tn atton1 %hn ocy,o~o - ,,,o n
of the Christian church.
Attorneys John M. Dixon. John NJ.
Evans, f. F.. Hershey and Thomas c.
Marshall of Missoula are attending court
here.
Attorney Joseph X. Wood of Missoula
came up last night for the purpose of
transacting business before the court to-
day.
Frank Gage and Ed Doran. with their
respective families, have been on a short
camping expedition to Lost Horse creek.
1t is reported that Mr.. Lloyd S. Reimel
has purchased an interest in the store
recently owned by the late Alex Mari.
C. F. Cameron moved down from Sula
last Friday and will reside in Hamilton
curing the winter
The SUBMITS of the Bitter Root range
are white with freshly fallen SNOW, the
first of the season.
The board of county commissioners are
engaged in the work of the regular quar-
terly session.
Rev. Van Scoy of the Montana Wes-
leyan university will preach in Hamilton
next Sunday.
President Oscar Craig of the university
is in the city.
DANGERS OF KNOWLEDGE.
Chicago Tribune: "Have you got any
w~atermelons on ice?' inquired the ma
with the basket on his arm.
mo, sir replied the young man with
the eyeglasses.
The customer was about to go, when
the young man stopped him.
w haven't any melons on ice" he
said, but we have some under ice. 1t
keeps them colder that way. Heat rises,
and cold descends, you know. Will one
be %enough?"
81 reckon If will rp;Ojned tho mar