Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-04

with a telegraph pole and the
orses broke away, pulling Mr.. Murray
ut over the dashboard, and his little hoy
rho, in his excitement could not let go
I his father, went out with him. MISS
Iollingsworth was thrown out and was
lightly injured by her head coming IN
ontact with the telegraph pole. Noaone
vas buddy injured but were all consid-
rably shaken up and badly frightened:
he damage to the buggy was slight
horses were caught without injury 10
themselves.
Miss Alice Swartz, who is camping at
20 Lo Hot Springs or a few weeks, met
With an accident Tuesday in which sne
her spectacles and blacked her eye
She was standing a few yards away from
he Muzzy hotel when the dinner pell
-ang, and as she started to run down
ill her foot tripped or a root, throwing
Ter to the ground with the above reseuats'
y@- o..
Accommodations at Lo Lo and Granite
lot Springs are irst-class in every re-
Mrs. H w. Mclaughlin. returned rome
today from Clinton after an ABSENCE OK
weeks. n
The city hall is dressed in it's Ifbest
these days, the work for repairs
let to Simmons having been completedrves-
terday. New PAPER fresh paint ana a
fin linoleum carpet hav added greatly
to the appearance Of the hall IN
Lo Lo and Granite Hot Springs is the
most popular resort in h state, and TOR
and pleasure it is unsurpassed.
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Deputy Sheriff Corbett returned This
from Stevensville, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Martin, who are charged
with leaving the city with 1913 worth OF
laundry in their possession, which be-
longed to Mr.. Marceau of the Sou Side.
Thomas Mcleod went up to Butte on
the North Coa- Limited last night.
James Grover of Stark made a business
"trip to the city yesterday. ~
William Mulcahy lis building a fine
seven room house on Spruce street, one
block south of depot. There is a scarcity
of such houses and Mr.. Mulchay is doing
the right thing.
Missoula and Bitter Root orchards and
farms. We have a fine tract; are the own
ers of the beautiful orchard homes IN the
suburbs of Missoula. Write for descrip-
ton and prices. Cobban & Dinsmore.
Fred Strarling was a passenger on the
North coast Limited to Butte last night
DR.. Buckley went up the Occur d'Alenes
on a fishing trip this afternoon.
Mrs. George F. Brooks went to Paradise
Springs yesterday to join her camping
party.
Those seeking pleasure and amusement
can find 1t ait Lo Lo and Granite Hpd
Springs. *t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsier and daughters
Mabel and Maude. went to 10 To aHo
Springs yesterday, where they will enjo!
camp life for two weeks.
Mrs. I. H. Corbett and two children. VIII,
have been in quarantine in Missoula TO,
several weeks with scarlet fever, left 70
their home In Clinton yesterday. w M
Ed G. Jones, representing the Grahar
Paper company OF st: Louis. is in the, cit
on business connected with his
The remains of William Campbell. VIII
night Of spotted fever. were shipped to tn
home of his parents in Greenleaf, Wis
last evening. ~
Miss Hilda Higgins went to Deer Lodg
yesterday on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. C. Sanders and littl
son Sterling, were passengers on the stag
to Lo Lo Hot Springs yesterday morning
and will enjoy the pleasures of that famou
resort for two weeks.
California and Concord grapes at the Ca
ifornia market, Missoula. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan's baby died yesterda
morning at Bonner after an illness of onl
cemetery this morning.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and daughter Florenc
left for Baltimore, Md. yesterday morning
where they intend to make their futur
home.
Nutmegs and watermelons at the califol
mia market. Missoula. =
AT THE HOTELS.
The Florence-G. w. Knee, W. H. Strad.
and wife, st. Paul: W. P. Cooper, Ne
York: w. G.. Austin, wife and daughte
Butte; j. F. Nicholson, Chicago; H. s. M,
graw, Butte; c. e. Arney, Boise; w. ]
Fenner, Major w. Frank, Butte; W..
Hales, Mullan, IDAHO; N. j. lines, Sa
Francisco; S.. p. Lord, Boston; E.. w. Wa
and wife, New York; Mrs. J. A. Chen
Helena; G. M. Stenger, Portland; C. v
Buck, G. L. Tracy, San Ford; w. s. Sti
Chicago.