Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-17
MANY LAND SALES
DILLON CITY PROPERTY IS IN
GREAT DEMAND.
ANOTHER SMALLPOX SCARE.
Everybody Must Vaccinate Begin
ming Of the Society Season
Republican Rally Monday.

Dillon, Oct. 14.-During the past week
several real estate transfers were made
In this city. One important deal was
closed whereby A. F. Graeter purchased
for the sum of $4,000 tine Odd Fellows
building, on the corner of Idaho and
Bannock streets. the upper floor being
occupied by several f,aternal orders OF
the city and the lower floor. which is
being used by the Tribune Publishing Co.
The most important deal weas the selling
of the two-sto1y oui.ding on Bannock
street, owned 10y Mr.. ]. Z. Estes. TO A. F.
Graster for The sum cf 5000. Mr.. Graet-
! er also purchased the lots adjoining the
Odd Fellows building on Idaho street,
from Mrs. ]. E.. Estes Cor a consideration
of 81. 500.
The old Rounick property, on the cor
ner of BannocN and Idaho streets. where
T. w. PoindeNter and family have made
their home for many years., owned by
! Geo. Whitaker. was this week trans
ferred to William Smith. In the near
future Mr.. Smith contemplates moving
the house now standing on the property
and building a three-&tory brick block
on that corner.
S. S. Patterson Bought the large ice
house on the west side of town from r. c..
Halliday for $500. A big deal was also
made in ranch property, by which ]. E..
Morse became the sole owner of what is
known as 1.-THE Birchdale stock farm. To-
Gated near Apex. on Birch creek. Beaver
head county (which he purchased from
ex-senator Lee Mantle. Of Butte. The
property consists of $500 acres of pat
o~%oJ Jo~l ON ,o,o1 80 toa -, ~ = o-l
a band of standard bred trotting horses.
Mr.. Morse will as soon as possible dispose
of the horses and cattle and use the land
for sheep pastures.
Again the smallpox epidemic is in our
city and several smallpox cases are re-
ported. The health board has ordered
that no children will he allowed to at
tend school who have not Been vaccinat-
ed within the past two years. All other
persons who have not been v~accinated
within the same period of time are or
dered to attend ITO this matter at onca.
Parents are warned to keep thir echil-
drn at home after school hours. A ply
stefan should Zoe called at once should the
symptoms be shown in any family or
! house, or if any person without a home
be affected he shoul consult a doctor
| dIu lt VIII ISCelNt dCl6IllOu dl luS SA-
SAL
The remains of John Haley, section
foreman of Glenn, WHO dropped dead on
the depot platform at Dillon Wednesday,
were buried from E. H. Brundey's under
taking parlors, Friday, ~ the internent
took place at Mountain View cemetery.
The first meeting of the Ladies' High
Five club of this season was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Edwin
> Norris at her home. Mrs. C. w. Scott
Won the prize, a pair of cut glass salt
) and pepper shakers.
Saturday evening a fair-sized audience
attended the democratic speaking and
: We're tortured nearly ito death listening
l to fusion orators who tried to tell what
they Thought We're the good traits CT
e democracy.
! Mrs. John selway de,ier1tfully enter
! NJ. E.. church last Thursday afternoon
at her lovely country home. About A.
ladies Were in attendance, and were
served to a dainty lunch by the charm
, ing hostess.
The infant child of Rev. and Mrs. Fl. F.
t Cope died this morning at the family
: residence, after a short illness. Arrange
: ments for tine funeral a not VT been
!. made.
l MIR. and Mrs. E. Williams and children,
. who have been visiting Mrs. Williams
sister, Mrs. r. T. Boatnpan, for severa'
months, ave returned to their home in
Kansas City.
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las Friday evening F. D.. Lingerferter
n a promising attorney Of Dillon, addressed
Il a large audience at the republican head
quarters. Efti
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, Monday evening, October %, Hon. E.
D.. Weed will address the people of Dill
Ion at the Dillon ~theater. -
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If you want to vote you must register.
: The registration period extends from Oct.
Is to Oct q inclusive.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ~