Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-18
mISS0 uLA news

mISS0 Ill news
Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co., l36 Higgins avenue.
the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gibson were pas
sengers to Hamilton yesterday afternoon.
Pr. Grain was a passenger on the Copper
city Limited to Hamilton yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Blake of the post (Fort Missoula)
went up the Bitter Root yesterday after
noon.
Miss Alice Houghton left for Stevens
vile yesterday for a few days visit with
her father.
Miss Wood of Stevensville returned home
yesterday afternoon after spending a few
days among friends here.
George Duncan and Ed williams have
returned after a two-weeks' hunting and
prospecting trip up the Rattlesnake.
The old boilers in the Higgins block are
being taken out and will be replaced with
new ones Of 6O-horse power each some
time within a few weeks.
Robert O'Hara, a prominent attorney
from Hamilton, spent a few days in the
city returning home on last evenings
Copper City.
r. J. McHugh of La Crosse, Wis, is in
THE city and is looking over the ground
With a view of purchasing some prop
erty and locating her permanently.
Missoula the Garden City. If you want
to make money easy, buy a five acre fruit
farm. Cobban & Dinsmore, Missoula,
Mont.
Miss Dollie Pulliam of his city re-
turned HON yesterday after spending 10
days in camp at Lake Como. Several of
her parity stopped off at Victor, and will
be in a few days.
A train load of government mules passed
through here yesterday afternoon on the
way to coast cities, where they will be
loaded on boats and shipped to the Philip
pines for service. and will undoubtedly
eventually land in China.
The excursion planned by Camp no of
the Modern WOOdmen of America, which
was to have been given Sunday, has been
abandoned for the present, owing to the
DsSA> Va '" Ai"A VI ttAC SolI1p
from the city.
Miss Dorothy Hollingsworth of Butte,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. G. Murray for the past three weeks,
left for home yesterday, intending to stop
off at Deer Lodge for a short visit with
Mrs. Ramsey.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas of Plains returned
home yesterday afternoon with her little
boy who has been at the Sisters hospi-
tai for six weeks with a broken leg, which
he sustained by falling in front of a
binder on his fathers ranch.
Correspondence has been going on for
some time with a manager of one OF
Butte's fast amateur baseball teams, fol
| a game with Missoula's crack nine, and
arrangements are now about complete
for a game at the race track, on Eagles
celebration day, August 26.
Miss Hilda Higgins, who is visiting Friends
at Deer Lodge, came down on the Copper
City Limited yesterday afternoon for somt
camp equipments and returned on No.
friends will leave Deer Lodge on Monday
for an outing in the hills, and expect tt
be in camp for several weeks.
Spokane caused a delay of - hours or
Train No. 2, which passed through here
yesterday morning at $40. The train ser
vice today was a little better than during
the past week, most of them getting il
within two hours of the schedule time.
Have you any idea what a beautiful
place Misoula is for a home? Fine schools
good climate, lots of fruit and flowers
Now is your time to buy five acres cheap
adjoining plated additions. SO tt
$25 per month will buy it. For Particular
address, Cobban & Dinsmore, Missoula
| Montana.
President Mellen of the Northern Pacific
Railway company passed through Missouls
this afternoon on his special train with
party of other Northern Pacific officials
on a tour of inspection of the branche:
along the main line, and will tomorrow
pAJU1
..... Leading Fruit Merchant