Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-03

thinking TIlAt the law required II kflG
same as bn his native state. *
William Thibedeau commenced divorce
proceedings yesterday afternoon against
his wife Anna. charging her with adult
terry with one Frank Fseist ON several diff
ferent occasions during the past three
months. The one specific date and place
mentioned is on July goth, at No. $40
Woody street.
Mrs. Charles Heckler of Butte, who has
been in the city for h past two months
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Seigel. re-
turned home last night. NJ
Nutmegs and watermelons at the califor-
MIA market. hissoula.
Arthur Higgins left for Lo Lo Hot
Springs last might ON horseback. 1t is 40
miles n a long ride on a horse, but a
plunge in the hot water when he reaches
the Springs will remove all pain. .v,.s-
1t is only four weeks now until the con-
verrtions will be held, and candidates for
office in Missoula county are as scarce as
hens teeth. Little, If any interest lis
taken on either side as the democrats
seem to be in the same condition in that
respect as the republicans. About the
only thing that seems to be settled upon
is that T. G. Denny, present county attor-
ney, will be the democratic nominee for
judge of the district court of the fourth
judicial district. q
California and Concord grapes at the Cal
ifornia market, Missoula. =!
A baby girl was born to Mr.. n Mrs.
e. G.. Marsh on the Island" Tuesday
morning and died "a hours later and was
buried yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
in Valley Cemetery. ~
Those seeking pleasure and amusement.
can find 1t ait Lo Lo n Granite Hot
Springs.
Harry A. Lambert and two sons, Wal
ter and Leo, are in In up the Rattlef
snake river, where they will remain un-
til Monday. ss
An advance agent for Ringing Bros
circus was in Missoula Tuesday making
preparations for billing the city and the
surrounding own advertising the show
of August 25th at Missoula. G58
Accommodations at Lo Lo and Granite
Hot Springs are first-class in every re-
Spect. --.-.
Will Logan and Henry Mahoney left for
Lo Hot Springs yesterday on bicycles.
BY the time they reach the springs after
a ride of As miles over rough rocky roads.
uphill most of the way, and ford the
river twenty-four times they will have
enjoyed an experience very few people
would care about.
Lo Lo and Granite Hot Springs is the
most popular resort in the state, and for
health and pleasure 1t is unsurpassed. =
Miss Pansy CLIFFORD leads in the Inter
| Mountain National Park voting contest
this morning, having 1,91O votes. Miss
Lizzie Gibney, l,644; Miss Maude Hutch
inson, 1850; Miss Pearl BeckWith, 971:
Miss Maude Rose, SO; Miss Della Hard
ing, 539; Miss Blanche Smith, 433; Miss
Caroline Cronkrite, 345; Miss Blanche
Truxler, 3O4; Miss May Tremblay, 3Ol;
Miss Amelia Lofness, 30; little Ranch,
"a, Miss Helen O'Neil heads the list in
Butte and has 10, 265 votes. =
Major smead, United States Indian. agent.
is in the city from the reservation on a
| short, business trip. .@EsE - s449s@
Thomas c.. Marshall and ". @, Rant
went over to Butte Wednesday afternoon
on a mining deal connected with their min
ing property at Clinton. 11fz
Miss Fay Murray returned on Wednesday
mornings Copper City Limited from Ham
ilton, where she has been visiting far the
| past two weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. McCracken. . st
Mrs. Daisy Hollingswortn arrived yes
terday morning on the Copper City Limited
to spend a few weeks with MI. and Mrs.
Murray. =.+a - =
Professor Barnicoat's band will go TO
Flathead lake next Monday for a two
weeks outing. They will take their instru-
O'Grady,'' Nearer. My God, to Thee" and
other music. which will give a new tom
to the echOing hills around the lake. !,
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E. 8. Booth, attorney for the Anal
gamated Copper company. is in the city
with his father on a visit to George A.
Cook, who Is recovering from q severe at
tack Of typhoid fever.
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Miss Nichols of Butte, who has spent
several weeks In the city and at Lo. Lo
Hot Springs as the guest of Miss Ma
Tremblay, has returned to her home.
The two lumber jacks who gave Chief