Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09

by a fence will be discussed, poor bills
will be audited n the petition of ].
B. Hare and others for a new o near
Race Track will be acted upon.
A carload Of Baumeister. Beush 4 Gurt's
d 9sae0 sh sus' m neeaeseu 4. s Short tte music aasss' deaier.
314 East Park avenue.
Ival w. Linblad, aged 3 months and
II days, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Linblad, who live in the rear of S07 East
Fourth street, died yesterday.
j. E. Liebe. representing the Northern
Pacific road, Major awson and Archi-
bald Gray Of the Great Northern lines.
We're in the city yesterday.
Miss Jean McDougal, music teacher in
the Anaconda public schools who has
been studying in Chicago during her
vacation, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Ransdell left yesterday for
Elgin, ILL.,, her former home, where she
will visit 60 days or more. She will be
joined by Mr.. Ramsdell about September
LIST.
Arthur Mclean, the Inter Mountain
carrier who was operated Upon at st.
AIMS hospital last Saturday, is getting
along ~splendidly.
The theatrical season will open at the
Margaret theater on August Y. with the
Boston Lyric company, which will appear
for two nights. They will present The
Idols Eye the first evening and THE
Fencing Master the second night.
No coupons for the Inter Mountains
National Park contest will be received
at the Anaconda Inter once
after noon Friday, August 10, which
is the day on which the contest closes,
and the hour on which our last mail for
Butte closes.
The B.. A. & P. Railway employees
| and several of their many friends en-
joyed a pleasant dancing party at the
pavilion at Mountain View park, last
evening. Music was furnished by the
Margaret theater orchestra. The train
service was free.
The Anaconda and Helena base ball
teams will cross bats at Mountain View
park today. They play again Saturday
and Sunday. The batting order for to-
day is as follows: Anaconda-Deisel,
shortstop; Swindells, catcher; OBrier
third base; Knox, right field; Lynch,
center field; Grim. first base; Schils. Sec
ond base; McHale, left field; Carter,
pitcher.
Helena-Flannery, center field; Pill
cher, left field; Mccarthy, shortstop;
Hurley, first base; Hammond, third
base; Tinker, second base; Moore right
field; Brown. catcher; Coleman, pitcher.
The fire department was called to a
point east of Anaconda Lake Park yes
teTudN evening dl O.1O " ~ duSAASAA
a fire in Ted Sefield's stables. An engineer
on a B., A.. & P. switch engine working
in that vicinity seen he smoke, stopped
his engine and began to sound an alarm
whistle. The nearest fire box was only
two blocks away but a deliveryman heard
the footing of the locomotive and saw
the bla re and then began to drive for the
fire station as fast as he could. The de-
I partment waited ait the station for an
alarm a few seconds after they heard the
whistle. but as no alarm was turned they
did not know the exact place to go. A
spark from a passing locomotive un-
doubtedly fell on the roof of the Darn and
hen through a crack in the board roof,
i~gniting some baled hay. The loss will
not exceed $25.
At a recent meeting of general com
mittee, who have in charge the range
ments for the grand lodge, K. of p.
which convenes here September rs and
26, the matter of prizes for the best
| drilled companies was thoroughly dis
cussed. Two schedules of prizes were
arranged. For four or more companies
the prizes will be as follows: First prize
and state pennant. 5000: second prize,
$3.50; third prize, 800; fourth prize, $50.
For three or more companies: First
prize. 5000: second prize, $175: third
prize. S125. Each company must con-
sist of three commissioned officers. a
right and left guide and sixteen privates
The parade ground is to be selected, but
will be on a level plat of ground in the
city or at Anaconda Lake park. The
companies viii line mp for the parade or
September 25 at 100 p. m. After the
parade will occur the prize drill. The
Anaconda comnany is drilling hard an6
regular and will endeavor to take the
state p%ennant and first prize.
No coupons in the Park contest will