Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-24


soula county bonds as collateral security.
1t is further alleged hat two of the n
were never returned, although the money
borrowed has been paid with the excep-
ton of $43, and that the bonds have been
cashed by the original executors Of the
estate, and the suit is brought for the re-
turn of the bonds or the payment Of $1,000
with interest from September 1893.
Sheriff Curran left for Helena this
morning and will bring back a prisoner
by the name of Louis Ridinger, an Irish
lad about " years of age, VINO IS sus-
pected and held on the charge of killing
Louis Radigan. He was arrested yester-
day on the charge of robbery in
with two others, one of whom informed
Chief of Police Travis that this q
who was known to him as Thomas Lang.
was the murderer of Louis Radlgan N
Missoula three weeks g and that hs
was wearing Radigan's hat. When calleo
before the chief Ridinger told a very suse
picious story and wore a cellmate's nat.
When asked where he got the nat ne
wore when he was brought to jail ne sall
! hat he found it in Missoula on lhe
bank of the river although he claimed a
! few mi utes before that he had never
been in Missoula.
!. Unless this is another man with as III
tie sense as the man Chas. CLARK VINO WAS
! suspected of being an accessory to t1e
crime from the fishy story told before l4e
~coroner's jury shortly AFTER the nuiuGl
but discharged for want of sut1clenl eVl-
dence to hold him for trial, some progress
may be made towards the avenglng OF tHe
murder of Louis Radigan. sF
The first gun of the campaign was fired
last night by Edmund OF BOISE
Idaho. in the Bennett Opera house peIOre
a large and interested audience. MI.
Sherwood made an excellent address,
bringing out many good points winch
were loudly applauded and ~attentlvely
listened to throughout. 1t was lealeu
that the rainy night and muddy streets
together with the absence of the bano
was against a good attendance and the
large crowd hi turned out and packed
the house was a happy surprise n al
couragem to the republican 8
club to bring other good speakers mere.
Mrs. Kellogg Sackett and Miss Zetta
Yerrick returned from Butte last night
on No. l.. Mrs. Sackett has been IN
Butte for two weeks buying millinery
for the fall and winter trade. ana MISS
Yerrick spent the past week with her.
Mr.. Pope Catlin left for Chicago TINS
afternoon to be present at the y. A. n.
campmen being held there. Mr.. Cat
lin left Indiana by wagon in 1870 ana
located in the Bitter Root valley, ana
this is his first trip east in thirty years.
The quarantine placed over the home OF
Engineer Harry Allen on Madison street
several weeks ago on account of scarlet
fever and later on account OF measies'
was raised yesterday afternoon, when
clears Missoula from quarantine az lne
present time.
The M.ssoula and Florence laundries
have TONED hands in an agreement on d
uniform price for laundry work, and also
to do business on a strictly cash OASIS pe-
ginning September /. An agreement was
signed and a bond put up IN oroer ~ oln'u
the agreement.
A petition has been filed with the county
superintendent of schools of MISSOURI
county asking for a school at st; Regis
and stating that there are 81 'chlldren oe.
tween the ages of 6 and 81 without a schoo
nearer than Superior. which is 16 miles dis,
tant. :
Rev. J. w.. Bennett and family arrived
yesterday to take charge of the Methods
church at this place. The parsonage ha.
been thoroughly renovated and electric
lights put in for the new minister, which
improves the place greatly.
A. L. Stone has rented the T. g.. Hath
away place on East PIN street ana ex
william Mentrum will move into the houst
Mr.. Stone is occupying at the present time
Accommodations at Lo Lo n Granite
Hot Springs are 1rst-class in every re-
spect.
Charles E. Avery received notification
Yesterday that he had been appointed
clerk in the land office in Missoula. an6
took up his new duties yesterday.
! Hon. John M. Evans left this after
noon for Detroit, Mich, as a delegate
to the National Grand lodge of knights
of Pythias.
t Mrs. J. w. Buford has returned from
t Tacoma after spending a few weeks Wis
iting among friends there.
: Io Lo and Granite Hot Springs Is thu
most popular resort in the state, and TO
health and pleasure 1t is unsurpassed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Woodford returne.
! Yesterday from Martina. where they hav
enjoyed six weeks camping and fishing.
The school at O'Keefe opened Monda,
for the fall term with a good ~attendanc
and Miss Leila Brian as teacher.
Those seeking pleasure and amusement
can find it at Lo Lo and Granite Ho
Springs.
J. H. Lochridge, principal, and Miss Loi
, Newport are the Bonner teachers for tn
present year.
Mrs. M. r. C. Smith is convalescing al
t ter a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Senator Thomas H. Carter returned t
the city last night from Helena. .
Legion Stewart is spending a few day,
vacation among friends In Butte.