Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-01
Missoula. September 20.

Missoula. September 20.
The new wing Of the democratic party
Is in convention today, and it Is evil
dent from he. free expressions
Of 9pon the Tho independent stpents tba del"oG aaey
will put up the fight of their lives for
everything which they consider affects
their principles, poor as they may be.
The purely clerical offices, representing
only so many Jobs, with the dollars
attached, will be largely ignored for the
present at least. II the proper thinB
Is done, the so-called regular democratic
nominees will be Endorsed to complete
the ticket, but hat will be left in the
hands of the executive committee.
The legislative, ticket embodies the
kernel of the nut. For it a fight to the
finish will be made, if the representa-
called to order at II o'clock by Chairman
VIM. j. Kendall Is an index.
Missoula county is all organized, con-
sidering the short time the faithful
have had to work, every precinct of the
tW~enty-seven, save possibly one, being
represented. The temporary organiza-
ton was perfected by the election of
j. e. Marion Of Missoula as chairman,
and P. M. Reilly, also of Missoula, as
secretary. The following committees
We're appointed:
Resolutions and platforn-A. J. Viol-
cite, r. A. Farley, l.. B. Barrett, N. G.
Tevis, j. O.. Panratty, M. Flynn, George
II. Shoupe, w. H.. Dolbder, Ed Rib
hardy.
Permanent organization and order of
business-H. S. Stiff, w. Il. Russell. Jno.
Lynch, Frank Nelson, Jno. Mills.
Credentials-B. F. Jennings, M. E.
Quinn. mo-. Purtle, c. A. Hart, J. r.
Mitchell.
The morning caucus, held at the Mis-
soula hotel, resulted in the following
slate selections: w. B. Russell, mem
Der; J. e. Marion, member; w. j. Steph-
ems, member; Fl. G. Houghton, member;
{. K. Prescott, sheriff; A. L. Duncan,
DOW, commissioner: George Higgins,
treasurer; H. Il. Wilkinson, clerk and
recorder; ]. H. Mass, assessor.
Miss Abbie Garnett. of Eau Claire
WIS, arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon will spend the winter with
her aunt, Mrs. w. C. Willett at SIG East
Front street.
N. Lacasse has arranged to open a
complete line of mems and women's
Footwear In the building near the corner
OF Higgins avenue and Cedar street.
about October LIST.
oliver Thompson and Otto Hedke, two
Vags' We're up before Justice Hutchens
~A'NA Y u Ia lAFS
each IN the county Jail. Six others, VIII
were before his honor on the same
charge We're turned loose with instruc-
tons to leave the city without delay.
l.. Molinelli of the Democratic-Mes-
senger,. left for Chicago yesterday
where he will enter DR.. Senn's hospital
to be treated for stomach troubles from
which he has suffered for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle yesterday
came from their ranch near Stevens
Vile, bringing their son Arthur to tho
city for medical treatment for paralysis.
Inc boy has entirely lost the use of his
limbs and voice but the brain still re-
mains normal.
DR.. O.. ]. Craig of the state university
reports the past year as having been one
o marked success a the school,. Classes
nave attained a normal condition in the
various departments, and with the larg-
est attendance in the history of the
school. the work is going along satisfac-
only. The university has been, during
the past week, the recipient of several
relics from the Missoula fire department
which will be placed in the museum hall.
The curios are fragments of the fire de-
partment apparatus, which was blown
up at Butte in the terrible explosion on
the south side in 1885.
Inc present enrolment is 146, an in
crease of 43 over this date last year. and
the faculty are Informed that there are
many other prospective pupils who are
already in the city and will soon enter
for the years work. The following named
pupils were enrolled during the week:
Miss Maude Pieon, Lakona, II. D., Miss
Jessie Slaughter, Charles Richie, Mrs.
Della T.. Wright, Missoula, Miss Myrtle
Weber, Hamilton; Lawrence Simpson,
steyensville: Sidney Ward, Hamilton;
George and Thomas Berry, Virginia City;
oral and Warren Berry, Drugnmond:
Grant McGregor, Missoula.
Andrew Olson, the 2-year-old son of
Mrs. Hans Olson of Bonner, died at the
family rasidanca thara 11nstandnu