Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-17


yesterday from their country home near
Corvallis. They spent the day with
friends in Missoula and departed on the
North Limited for eastern and
southern cities. After two weeks with
friends and relatives there, they will
proceed to Paris to the exposition. Be-
fore returning, Mr.. and Mrs. Humble ex-
pect to visit the principal points of inter-
ests on the continent, and will probably
make a journey into the Holy Lands.
They will not be back in Montana before
September 1th.
Frank Christie, a brakeman on the N,
T.. at this point, met with a bad accident
tuesday morning. AS a train was pass
ing the depot platform, Mr.. Christie Slip
PED IN an u~naccountable manner, and fell
between the cars and the platform. One
nand fell on the rail and the car passed
over, completely severing three fingers.
The many friends of the young gentle
MAJ extend to lin sincere sympathy in
his misfortune.
Mr.. l.. Abbott of the Mentrum-Briggs
Liquor & Bottling Company, had a faint
ing spell yesterday afternoo~ falling
from his chair and severely cutting his
mead. A physician was called in and
the wound dressed. Mr.. Abbott recov-
ered from the shock, but is very weak.
NO man with a small family who has
10 work for wages ought to be without a
small five or 1O-acre nome. Cobban &
Dlhsmore are Offering the best induce
Hlent IN Montana for anyone to own their
own home. In the Orchard Home addi-
ton you can get a home on the monthly
lnstallinent plan, improved or unimprov-
ca, O. In quarterly payments. Address
them at Missoula.
Kew. f. E. Dunlap, State Evangelist in
Montana for the Disciples of Christ, is
hoidlng a ~protracted meeting in Florence.
lie rs delivering some excellent sermons
ana Is meeting with good success. Mr..
Dunlap bears the reputation of being one
OF the most eloquent pulpit orators in the
west.
DR.. G. p. Mills, accompanied by his
nephews, Gilbert and James, sons of DR..
w. P. Mills. of Missoula, returned TODAY
from California. where they have been
spending the winter. The three are much
improved and while they had an enjoy
able time and report splendid weather,
they think Montana is good enough
If you al a ranch, no matter of
what size or description, call on Cobban
q Dinsmore, Missoula. They have ranch
es in the Bitter Root valley from the
smallest to the largest, and at any price
to suit. Write them.
Christian E~ndeavorers of the Disciples.
(Christian) church announce an ice
cream social at the church basement, cor
ner of Cedar n W%ashingin streets, on
Thursday, May II, at $40 p. m. Free
will Offering to be taken for the benefit Of
the India famine sufferers. Ice cream
served free. ..-..
Mr.. Robert Gillen of Holten Maine, is
here on a visit to his brother Mr.. S. Z.
Gillen and expects to remain several
months. MissOula's perfect climate has
charmed Mr.. Gillen and he may decide to
locate here permanently.
A nice home near the city is what
everybody wants. Call and see what
Cobban & Dinsmore have in the Orchard
Home addition. one of the finest addi-
ions in the state. In Ave and 10 acre
pieces.
The new ice machine for the Garden
City brewery has arrived and is being
unloaded by Singer & Campbell. 1t will
De IN place and working properly within
a few days, and is the finest machine Of
it's kind on the slope.
Mrs. MARI l.. Bryan of Philipsburg.
came down from P%hilipsburg on the
bound train for Portland. Mrs. Bryan
Is suffering from heart trouble, and
hopes to find relief in a lower altitude.
On Tuesday George b. Wilds sold his
ranch near Kalispell, to William A.
Ross, the consideration being eight hun
dred dollars. 1t is the old Wohlfort
property.
Police court was not crowded with
business yesterday. Two runks ware
disposed of, one being released and the
other sentenced tO IL DAVIS
A telephone message from Husan, an
nounces that an epidemic of measles pre-
walls. The disease is in a very severe
form.
D. J. Donahoe of the A. c. M. Co. came
in from Butte yesterday and proceeded
up the valley to his home in Hamilt on.
ohm Purtle, the veteran sawmill man
of Quartz, returned to his home after sew
eral days in Missoula.
T.. H. Murray, one of the Varsity
boys came in from Anaconda after a
short business trip.
Henry Buck and wife and G. Il. Baggs
of ~Stevensville, came down thism morning.
II. q. Reynolds, the st. Regis mer-
chant, is in the city for a short visit.
Frank G. Ives went over to Helena
last on a business trip.
A. w. Catlin went up to Clinton on a
surveying trip.
Judge F. II. Woody came down from
Hamilton.
Get Simons' paper hange. and painter.
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NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Butte to Boulder and return ........$1 80
Butte TO Basin and return .......... l 80
Butte to Alhambra and return go. 3 35