Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-26
It Will be Held Here Late Next
Month.
WELL KNOWN LECTURERS
Have Been Engaged to Address the
Teachers--Special Meeting OF
the City Council.
Livingston, Mont, Oct. "a 1893

Miss Alma Evans, county supeiAii
emf of schools is making a~rranseEien.e
far the teachers institute to be held IN
this city commencing November -V.n'
and continuing for five days. superb,
tendent Carleton will be present and WIZ
deliver a lecture Tuesday evening NOV
21st. and on the following fr,oay nf
dent Reid of the Agricultural coliese y.
Rozeman will lecture on Making OIL
Men, Miss Evans states that a feature
of the institute will be compulsory ~
tendance of teachers and an institute
for school trustees which will take place
on the Thursday afternoon iotlo"lns
the opening of the institute. The teach-
ers of the county will be edulred 10 az
tend this institute and in the event ina,
any neglect to do so their absence WI
be construed as an lndllleiehce ~ u. ~
cause of education and their work VIII
be graded accordingly. The presence OF
the school trustees at the session SCI
apart for their business will present an
-opportunity for trustees ana teacheSs
TO become acquainted. 1t is thought
that this will serve a useful purpose
when the trustees engage teachers LOT
tile coming year as it permits OF a wider
selection and will doubtless result IN
teachers adapted for the places being Sc
cured. The instructors employed ny !
the state have not yet been announced.
About $50 people from this city went
to Butte on the special train Monday
morning to participate in the reception
to the Montana volunteers. They re-
port having had a great time IN the
smoky city, Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather. The Livingston
volunteers have not returned nome YET,
but they Will be given a rousing recep-
ton on their arrival.
The special meeting of the city council
called for Monday evening for the Day
pose of submitting to a vote of the peo-
pie the purchase of the Livingston water
works plant did not materiallze. owlng
to their not being a quorum present.
Another meeting will be called for this
purpose shortly.
VIM Anderson. a miner recently en-
ployed by the Montana Coal & Coke
at Aldridge was brought down
Saturday to be placed in the county poor
house. Anderson was seriously hurt a
short time ago by a fall of rock while
working in the mines and is now an in.
valid.
Extra freight train No. 81, e~astbourd
broke in two while coming through the
TUNE Monday morning, and ran to-
gether at the west end Of the Muir switch
deraiiing three and wrecking two empty
coal cars. blocking the main line for two
hours and a half.
Mrs. Belle Terrence Of Birmingham,
Iowa, arrived in the city Friday to lock
after the interests of her brother, H. j.
Haverstack who was convicted of as
sault in the second degree at this term
of court.
Harold Koren, timekeepr for the Mon
tana Coal & Coke company at HOrr, re-
ceived a telegram Sunday announcing
the death of his father at Minneapolis.
Lief koren of Butte is also a son of the
deceased.
Sherm Robinson, the popular manager
of the Montana Coal & Coke Trading
company at Horn, has resigned his posi-
ton with that company and will go INTO
business on his own account
Messrs. Morris e. Melton opened the
Royal cafe in the Harvey building Sun
day with a grand turkey dinner. They
will also conduct a bakery and cream
cry in the same building.
A. w. Miles returned from Spokane
Saturday, where he had been exhibiting
the Detriied man. He left for Butte
Sunday to put his petrifcation on exhibit
ton in that city.
Mrs. 7. F. KERN. wife of night chief
dispatcher KERN arrived from Platte
Vile. Colo. this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
KERN will go to house excepting in this
city.
James A. Murrat of Butte, is at Hun
ters Hot Springs this week with a view
of making extensive Improvement to his
valuable property at that point.
Mrs. H. N. kennedy. wife of H. N.
Kennedy, Northern Pacific agent at Bill
lings, arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. G.
K. Wells in this city.
J. d. Bower came over from Marysville
this morning, where he is now located.
Mrs. Bower will accompany him on his
return.
s. J. McLaren, w. H. and e. II. Bowen
and John Deering left for the He'll Roar
ing creek country Saturday, for a two
weeks hunt.
VIM. Vandersloot. a desarter from
troop NJ, First cavalry stationed at Fort
was arrested at Terry Sat-
urday.
Mrs. and Mrs. E. Guoghnour return
ed Saturday from a short visit with their
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Love, of Bozeman.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
johnson died Saturday and was buried
at Mountain View cemetery yesterday.
Mrs. George Lance departed for North
Lapwai. Idaho. Saturday to join her hus-
band who is employed at that point.
The district court now in session here
took q recess Saturday, until next Thurs
day the 18th.
The candy club will meet with Mrs. Fl.
B. Masters next Saturday evening.