Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-29

Bozeman, August rs.
This morning George Wilder, an en-
ploye of kreiling & Veo, the livery men
was badly injured by being kicked in tn,
race by a horse. He had several animals
TIED head and tail. Among the number
was a very wild ANNA that made vio-
lent efforts to free himself and mixed
thlngs up to such an extent that it was
thought best to return to the barn and
there rearrange the f~astenings. While
untylng the halter of one of the horses.
the one he was tied to lunged out with
both feet and caught Wilder full in the
race, lifting him several feet in the air.
Assistance was at once rendered the in
Jufed man n 1T was discovered that his
nose had been broken and a deep cash
cut under his left eye. He was taken
to the home of Mr.. Kreiling inc a ply
stefan summoned, who attended to his
injuries. According to last reports he is
those above described have SO far been
noticed.
Yesterday noon. while DIR. T~raphagen
was putting a gasoline stove in order at
his home. near the college, in some man
ner a portion of the fluid caught fire and
the tank exploded, setting fire to the
house. In his e~ndeavorS to put out the
lame the doctor had his hands badly
burned and one side of his face was
Singed, but he stayed with the work he
had undertaken and finally succeeded in
saving the house and it's contents from
destruction. While his burns are very
painful, his sca from serious injury is
attributable to his coolnes in the emer-
gency.
The funeral of Olaf Malmborg took
place to-day. The remain We're brought
to the Knights of Pythias hall this
! morning and two o'clock this afternoon
the cortege left the hall and proceeded
to the Bozeman cemetery, where the re-
mains were laid to rest. u large number
of friends in addition to the many men,
bers taking part in the last sad rites.
1t is said that a VERY harmonious
meeting of the local democracy took place
yesterday afternoon. the leaders Of both
sides, if it is fair to SO designate them.
Outvieing each other In their professions
of friendship and mutual 10y and esteem
for one another. This being the begin
| ming. it will not be lard to guess what
the ending will be. If the Kilkenney cats
are not put to shame before the cam
IElign is over. local g~uesserS will be out
of a job for the balance of their days.
The schOol-gOinE youngsters are brush
ing up on the lessons they were strug-
Cling with when vacation called a halt
to continued application to books AND
! Si"h~s' "~ ASSS0Ah ~ AAAAAS~ -
that a week from tomorrow h schools
will begin their grind and the chap that
does not get his lessons before he goes
to school will have the alternative of
making up for lost time by staying after
the others nave gone hOme. a state OF
things that will never tit into the econ
omy of the rising generation as 1t ought.
@. f.. Thomas came up from Logan on
business and will remain over until Mon
day.
! James Miller of Spanish Creek has
been in the city for several days calling
on his friends.
Mrs. M. M. Jones left yesterday for a
visit of several weeks to friends IN Wis
consin.
Mrs. George Ellis, who has been con
fined to her room for several days, Is
able to be out again.
County Commissioner Ellis. who mas
been attending at the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of the Woodmen Of the
| World, was called home before the ad-
journment of chat body by the illness OF
Mrs. Ellis.
TIL marriage of Manager j. Il. Nc
Cormick of the Hunters Hot Springs
! hotel and hotel and Mrs. Laura Dempsey
of Butte ON Saturday evening last,
j shows romantic tendencies. Mr.. Nc
! Corrnick was a passenger on the west
bound rain due here in the mo sning.
having decided to come on to Bozeman.
Upon discovering that the hotel accom-
modations IN the Windy City were not
, what they should be for "a prospective
! bridegroom had a right to expect, In
order that there might be no mistake
he wired the lady to get off the train at
this station. Fearing. however, that the