Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-04

FuHudInentalS, WnlcN Was ABLY HdNuIeOs
and very ~attentively listened to by those
present.
The men who broke in to w. F. Kalb's
store Sunday night stole the Regina mu-
sic box and clothing that they offered for
sale to Mr.. Kalb. They stole them from
the Japanese quarters in the old Russ
house, which is opposite the Northern Pa
ciic depot. Mr.. Kalb did not buy the
goods thinking that they may have stolen
them and told them to leave them with
him until the next day, when If they were
all right he would purchase them .
The funeral of Alex Cyr. who died in
the Sisters hospital from typhoid fever,
occurred this morning from the Catholic
church. The funeral was largely attend
ed by friends from the city and from
Bonner where he was living. High
mass vas celebrated by Father Paladino.
The remains We're buried in the Catholic
burying rounds.
Ed White was arrested Monday after
noon for petty larceny. He asked a
businessman for the price Of a drink.
The gentleman not having it on him he
drew a check and asked that the change
be brought back. White got the check
cashed but failed to return the change.
He was sent to the county Jail for 60
days.
A false alarm took the fire departments
to East Pine street this morning. After
the return to the engine house the fire
engine was taken to the corner of Front
and Stephens street where the engine was
given a test. 1t was a very successful
one. the engine throwing a stream about
200 feet high.
Pnht Fitzpara1H an old man GS yharS
of age, died at the Sisters hospital from
heart disease. He lived for 8 years in
Wallace before coming to Missoula, and
has lived here for a year, working for
the different institutions Of the Catholics.
He was buried from the church Monday.
H. NJ. Bostwick, who is accompanying
a trainload of cattle on it's wa yeast, was
robbed of a macintosh and some blan-
kets that he had left in the s%witchman's
house at the Northern Pacific depot. He
believes he knows who it was that stole
them and has sworn out a warrant for
his arrest.
a marriage license was issued to James
Hartley and Miss Springer, both of Butte.
by the clerk of the district court Satur-
day. They were married Saturday even
ing and left for their home in Butte on
the eastbound train.
Monday was a busy day at the North
ern Pacific yards, a train of Is ears of
cattle and 20 of sheep having been un-
loaded here for feeding. The stock was
billed for Omaha.
Peter Hughes, Z. Cook, Thos. Erine,
and Earnest Martin We're arrested this
afternoon and taken before Justice of the
Peace Houtchen who sentenced them to
the county Jail for five days each.
Chas. A. Wing and wife have transfer
red to VIM. j. Harris, all of Spokane, an
undivided lilo interest in the Golden
Monarch, and Republic quartz lode min
ing claims, 81 900.
A marriage license was issued this af-
ternoon by the clerk of the district court
to Earnest A. Fletcher of Bozeman. and
Miss Minnie Miller of Bonner.
Daisy immel has transferred to Ed
gar kimnel both of Coulton, the north
east quarter of the northwest quarter of
section p, consideration S100.
Harry Mccormick and wife have deed
ed to J. Fl. and G. w. Pullain lots Is and
Il in block 122 of McWhite's addition for
$3.50.
Mrs. Edge Of kalispell is at the Sisters
hospital With a broken down constitution.
A CHILD'S FANCY.
can active, healthy imagination is one
of the happiest gifts a child can possess ;
is the theory advanced by Florence Hull
Winterburn. the We'll known padiologist,
when writing of "The Imagination Plays
of Children in the September Woman's
Home Companion. IF we watch an in
telligent child, four or five years old, who
believes himself unnoticed, we will prob