Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-02

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w. W. White recently rounded UP Loco
head of horses M the reservation ana
sold them to E. G. Jamison. who shipped
them to st. Paul yesterday, where they
will be sold at auction. They are all fine.
large horses, in fine condition after the
mild winter. but as wild as deer. Mr..
! White says he had 1000 in the band when
they all stampeded and 500 head got
away. There will be another roundup
about the 18th of JUNE and the final
roundup will take place in September.
The old Song recital given by Miss
Grace Helmdon at the Presbyterian
church last night was vel attended and
tho. oughly enjoyed by all. The we'll
trained children's chorus and the many
pretty duets and solos We're well dsserv-
ing of the loud applause they received.
! Miss Herndon sang 'Ho Messo Move
Corde al Mandolino" very sWeetly ana
the Harmonics, who are always Goon,
did themselves proud in their rendition
of ~"Jannita" and "AIseep in the Deep, \
and were encored to the echo.
No man with q small family who has
to work for wages ought to be without a
snail five or l0-acre nome. Cobban q
Dinsnore are offerine the best induce
ment in Montana for anyons to own tneir
own home. In the Orchard Home auui-
ton you can get a home on the montnly
Al1SI0llI1GnL pan, lIipIos-u ~
ed, 4 in quarterly payments. Address
them at Missoula.
Aust Hartley caught a salmon trout
in the Blackfoot river yesterday Wnlcn
measures 80. inches long and weighs liz
pounds dressed. He made the catch with
la tsiN-ounce rod. using minnoWs for bait.
Mr.: Hartley should be paid a bounty
i on this monster, as it would destroy
more fish in a year han a hundred fish
fltman could land.
Mrs, Geo.. Mcleod, formerly Miss
! Emma Beckwith of this city, who has
been visiting her relatives for a couple of
, weeks past, left on yesterdays Pacific
Express for Astoria, where her husband
is in charge of me Office force of the AS
! toria & Portland railay.
If you want a rancE. 40 matter OF
&iDinsmore. Missoula. They have ranch
es In the Bitter Root valley from che
smallest to the largest, and at amy price
to suit. Write hem.
Thos G.. Hathaway and daughters, Ger
trude. Josephine, Minnie and Fannie left
Yesterday afternoon for Tacoma to make
their future, residence. A large crowd OF
friends were at the depot to see them OIL.
Lee SCnaIeT, WHO was CSlC o. NSt
rison by, Sheriff Curran on a charge Ok
era nd larceny, was arIaigned before
4 Judge EIutchens yesterday the
esharee changed to petit larceny. to
which he pleaded not guilty..
rhoe ssssenn ior3class of the university were
given W. reception last evening by Fro
fessorHa and Mrs. Elrod at their home on
the south side. The evening was spent
Eain reading and social games.
Joseph K. Wood left. for Washington.
D.. C.. this morning, called there on busl-
ness regarding his appointment to a
iudgeship in Alaska or the Cape Nome
district.
w. H. Smith ratified a horse and buggy
last night and No. Is was the lucky
number, held by C. F. Dorman. Nh.
smith then bought the horse back for
$50.
C. A. Stillinger the Superior merchant
was among the passengers on yesterdays
west-bound; he went up on the reserVa-
ton to take part in the roundup.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Gust Asberg n Miss Lena Jen-
strom, who were married in the after
noon by Justice Hutchens.
The spring roundup on the Flathead
reservation commenced today at a point
near Arlie. It will be a month before the
roundup is completed.
Edwin Lindsly returned yesterday
from Wallace and Occur d'Alene points
where he has been recreating for a cou-
pie of days.
Samuel Bellew left last evening for
points on the Occur d'Alene branc where
he will perform the duties of census
enumerator.
Miss Elsie Reinhard leaves today fol-
Chicago to spend a portion of the sum
mer vacation visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Joe Mcdonald left yesterday for his
home on Post Creek on the Reservation
. after spending a couple Of days in the
: city.
George Freisheimer came in on yester.
days Occur d'Alene train from Wallace
where he has been for several days.
II. w. Mclaughlin departed on yester
days Couer d'Alene train for Lathrop tt
n look after his numbering interests.
Mr.. II. G.. HoughtOn eturned yester
day from a trip through the eastern par
8 of the state.
DIR. H. ]. Fitzgerald and bride returned
from Seattle yesterday.
Get Simons' paper hange. and painter
AT THE HOTELS.