Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-02
LlVlNGSIONNEWS

LaVluSSlOH, Jan. u.
The store of Sax 4, McCue was broken
into Saturday night and about $100 worth
Of goods taken. The burglars effected an
entrance by breaking window pane In
the rear Of the store. Nearly all the stol-
en- articles have been recovered and the
burglars, of whom there were three, are
behind the bars and stand good show OF
going to the renitentiary. The burglars
tried to dispose of some Of their booty to
Chas. Lee of the Last Chance saloon en-
lower Main street. who suspected some
thing was wrong and immediately noti-
fed Sheriff Young who soon landed the
men In jail. The burglars gave their
names as: J. J. Murphy. Geo. Harrison
and VIM. MCGUIRE. They were arrais ned
before Justice Wilson Monday morning.
Murphy and Harrison pleaded not guilty
and We're bound over to the district court.
Mcclure pleaded guilty to having stolen
property in his possession only, and will
be tried before Justice Wilson Thursday
morning.
Two Italians named Charles Marino and
Cesidio Teca were tried before Justice
Wilson Monday afternoon on a charge OF
forging an endcrss.nelt on a Northern
Pacific time check for So in favor of Jim
Rinallo. The cheek vas cashed at
Thompson Bros store on Dec. 2Srd and
the forgery was rot discovered till two
weeks afterwards. Mr.. Thompson could
ones that cashed tho cheek and TINY were
discharged.
The ladies of the Degree Of Honor en-
tertained the members Of the A. 0. y. W..
to surprise party at she lodge rooms last
evening. There We're about l25 pres sent
and a general good time prevailed.
V. Connahon was brought down from
Bear Gulch Monday charged with steal
ing horse from Samuel Titus near Chico.
He will be given a preliminary trial be-
fore Justice Wilson Thursday morning.
Miss Mortimer entertained few friends
at her home Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Edith Black Of Fridley. A very
pleasant evening was spent with progress
sive euchre followed by refreshments.
Those present We're Misses Black, ,Mallon,
and Belcher, Messrs. Bennett, Elliott,
Swindlehurst and Dedrich.
Frank Beley went to Big Timber Mon
day to attend his brother. Louis, who is
very i'll with pneumonia, in that city.
Charles l.. Curtis came down from Rear
Gulch Monday afternoon Ell route to Hell
ena owing to the sudden death Of his
mother in that city. a
Mrs. Ella Morrison the wife of
Northern Pacific shop man. was examined
Monday on a charge of insanity. She is
suffering from melancholy and at timss
will not talk. She was taken to the asy
lum at Warm Springs Tuesday by Sher-
iff Young.
J. f. Seese returned from Laramie.
Wyo., Monday to again take the position
of day operator at the depot Office. F. H.
Crawford viii work the night trick and
J. ]. Callahan has been transferred to the
Billings Office. E.es ,,7 tatea
Sam Whyatt has resigned his position
at the Northern Pacific shops and depart
ed Monday for Blackfoot Mont, to ac-
cept more lucrative position with the
Great Northern at that point.
Miss Comley entertained a few friends
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carr
Tuesday evening. Progressive euchre was
the principal amusement, the favors be-
ing awarded to Mrs. McCue and Mr..
Eaton. Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the games.
The Modern Woodmen's lodge held a
very pleasant social session Monday even
ing at the X. P. hall. A delightful musi-
cal programme Hdu uecA diidA6Ou AoI
the occasion and several short speeches
We're made by members of the order. In
the membership contest the head prize
was awarded to Frank Herbert and Sec
Ond prize to F. Bender. -
Frank Robinson, the smallpox patient
at Horr, is reported doing nicely and will
soon be entirely recovered. The quaran-
tine at Horr and Aldridge has been raised.
WILD CAT STORY.
(, New York Tribune: A group in the res
taurant Of the Waldorf Astoria the other
evening were talking about hunting. Sew
eral prettv tall stories had been perpet-