Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
NEWS
M;SSOula. July Is,


M:ssoula. July Is.
Mrs. Alice Dickerson's case will come
up before Justice Houtchen's court for
trial Monday at 2 p. m. Her bonds We're
fixed at $3.50. She is out Of Jail at pres
ent on bonds. Her husband, Jas. c. Dick
erson. was arrested last night by officer
Larson for disturbing the peace. He is
now behind the bars in the county jail.
The charge preferred against Mrs. Dick
erson for shooting at her husband is as
sault in the second degree. The penalty
for such a charge is from one to five years
in the pen. g.
Corporal l.. A. LunGy, expects to fake
his company Of cadets out on a practice
march up the Bitter Root valley about
August 18th. The purpose Of taking the
company out is to let the boys see just
what camp life really is, and to teach
them self reliance. The corporal is now
making provisions for rations, tentage
and other necessaries. He promises the
trip to be a successful and enjoyable bne.
as there will be but little drill, and plenty
of hunting and fishing as well as other
out door sport.
John Kingston and d. j. Welch were
brought over from Anaconda yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Clarity charged with
horse stealing. The horse was stolen from
Judge Evans about a year ago. The ac-
cused were tried in Anaconda and were
dismissed for the want of jurisdiction
Judge Evans swore out a warrant for the
arrest of said parties from Missoula
county. They are now in the county jail
awaiting trial.
Mrs. Chas. Dorman of the South Sid
has returned to the city after an extern
sivc trip through Canada and all Of the
New England states. Mrs. Dorman and
her younger son, Fenwick, took the trip
for the purpose of improving their health
which it evidently did, as they both rep
resent a perfect picture of health.
There will be number of parties leav-
ing the city in the near future for their
usual summers outing. The high waters
are going down very rapidly, which will
very soon afford some good fishing in the
Bitter Root river as we'll as in other
streams.
Otto Rick and Wells. two hoboes, were
tried by Judge Houtchen and sentenced to
five days each in the county Jail for vag-
rancy. Rick halls from anaconda and
Wells from Portland. Oregon. They both
present themselves as hard characters.
The trains for the last two or three
days have been very irregular, No. 2, es-
ipecially, caused from some obstruction in
the Cascade mountains. She IS reported
forty minutes late today.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Sumner has returned from
his summers vacation in Butte and is a,
his former occupation behind the counter
in the gents clothing department in the
M. M. Co. y
Miss Mary Sloane and Miss Minnie
Spurgin left the city last night for ath(
Biological station on the Flathead Lake
for an outing Of about four weeks. a
In Justice Hayes court Thomas Me-
Laughlin was given thirty days in thu
county Jail today for disturbing thu
peace. :
Miss Raney received judgment agains
Mr.. Mott, of the Troy Steam Laundry, fol
$12.0 90 and costs. '
l Guests at the Florence are: A.. M. Otto
Spokane, Wash; r. B. King, New York
H. B. Palmer, Helena; Fl. +. Ruger, Hell
ena: T. Chandler, New York; Harr,
Bloom, San Francisco.
Guests at the Rankin: J.. G. Evans
iOmaha: r. Max Agree and wife, Minnea
polls: Mrs. A. Swanson, Garnet; DR.. w
r. Fox, Wardner, Idaho; A. l.. Mitchell
Daily Inter Mountain, Butte: w. A. Keat
r ing, Mora, Mimi; Chas. Scott, Minnea
l polls.
At the Kennedy: r. J. Thornton. Dun
4 can, Mont; Mrs. Phil Brown, Butte; Dal
Mcdonald, Garnet.