Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-27

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loose in the wood lot where Joe was
workin'."
An I'm mighty glad We did," SEE l..
throwin' both arms around her an
givin' her a regular bear hug.
Huh, HUH" seq Matilda's father.
lookin' sorter cut-up like. "Well. that
beats me. I hain't got nothin' further
to say. I guess twas bound to come
anyhow
0uLA news
Branc Office Inter Mountain Publish
Ing Co.. l36 Higgins avenue.
c. Ainsley and E. P. DUNCAN returned
Sunday from Butte.
The Misses W~addingham, of Forsyth,
are visiting friends in Missoula. -l
The Monday Social club met this after
noon with Mrs. Tyler b. Thompson.
George Mink has purchased the E. w.
Schilling saloon on Woody street, next to
the Helena hotel, for 1900.
C. w. Williams, manager of the Cop
per Bell Mining company, is in Helena
in the interests of his company.
The A You Like IT. club will meet
at the home of Mrs. job B. Catlin on
East Front street tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Pansy CLIFFORD is enjoying a visit
from her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. C.. J. Leonard, of Anaconda.
Miss Lillian Morgan, of Helena, has
taken charge Of the Clinton school, in
place of Miss Della Helm, resigned.
Miss Leona Dingwald, of New Chicago,
has taken charge of the school at Bonita
in place Of Miss Edith Lemley, resigned.
Health Officer Walling raised the diph-
iberia quarantine from the home Of s. D.
Hyatt, on the north side, this afternoon.
Miss Pearl Clayton returned to Missou-
la Sunday after a three-omonth's visit at
i oAlo 10 tliS SuSSS VI NAAoo -
tie Mahoney.
1t is Hive No. II, Ladies' of the Macca-
bees, instead of No. 81, as previously an
nounced, that will give the Thanksgiving
supper at the tiremens' ball Thursday
night.
A shot disturbed the early morning
quiet Of Saturday. fired by Officer Larson
to halt a hobo who was fleeing from the
wrath of the law, seven vags having been
gathered into the fold. An old offender
named Barney was SEN up for thirty
days; the others given an opportunity to
move on.
Ed. Burge held a turkey shoot at the
Rod and Gun club grounds Sunday after
noon. "a large number of good shots were
on hand and some fine records made at
seventy-five and three hundred yards.
About forty turkeys were ratified and that
many turkey dinners guaranteed for
Thanksgiving.
Clerk Haeslip, of the Ravaqli hotel at
Hamilton, has gone to Anaconda, where
he fills the position Of day clerk at the
Montana hotel. Mr.. Haeslip, during his
eighteen months at the Ravalli, became
very popular and leaves many friends
who regret the change. The resignation
of Mr.. Green as anage make a COM
plete change recently in hat popular
hosiery.
andrew Logan, grand master work.
nan of the A.. 0. U. W., has gone to
Helena to attend the annua meeting o.
the finance committee, which occurs to-
morrow. He will remain over Wednes-
day to officiate at the funeral of ex-
Grand Recorder James Sullivan, who re-
Gently died in Chicago from the effects
of an operation to remove a cancer from
his tongue. 80
The evidence in the Mcintosh case
was closed Saturday and the attorneys
finished their pleadings thai night at a
late hour. AS the jury had had a long
siege, it was discharged until Monday
morning, when Judge Woody gave his
instructions. The jury now has the case.
1t is thought that a verdict of guilty
in the first degree will not be found.
Appropriate Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Methodist church., Thurs
day at II a. M, which it is hoped will be
largely attended. The services will be
under charge of Rev. j. A. Barnes, Of the
Methodist church; the sermon to be
preached by Rev. H. f. Rossell of the
Christian church. An especial effort is
also being put forth to make the song
service of unusual interest.
The bringing in Of five black-tail deer
two bucks and three does-by A. NJ.
Stevens and Elmer Hammond. has ex-
cited the local sports to such an extent
that a goodly number have taken to the
hills. Mr.. Stevens is justly proud over
the killing of the largest buck. which is
indeed a beauty, dressing 205 pounds; not