Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-12

mines, Clinton, is registered at the Mis-
soula.
Thomas G. Randall is over from
Helena.
Z. Lauree and Kate Stood are in the
city from Beavermouth.
II. d. Hull and Aux Don of Aslee
spent yesterday in the city
Mrs. Ella Bard came down from
Hamilton yesterday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Curley are in the city
from Butte, guests at the Florence ho-
tel.
Anthony ViOlette, H. Mcleod and
Thomas Cook are visitors in the city
from Clinton.
Mrs. G. Mellugen of Kellogg-Sackett
Millinery store is spending a few days
vacation at Clinton.
Miss Clara Konz, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sylvester Lynch, at
10 Lo, has returned to Missoula.
Paul Cyr, Matt Legault. John DUDE.
q. A. Gillspie and the Misses Haule are
visitors in the city, guests at the Rank
in hotel.
After a four-month's lay-off, the result
OF typhoid fever. Bert Walling returned
to his duties in the Northern Pacific ma
chine shops yesterday.
Joe Banker has returned from st,
a and Minneapolis, where he had been
FOR several months, and will spend the
winter in Missoula.
A crowd OF young people visited the
cfonkrlte-Tremblay dancing school
last evening and enjoyed the general
dance from 8 to II o'clock.
brakeman Charles Grant is carrying
his hand in a sling, having it badly hurt
while u~ncompling cars at Saltese. He will
lose one finger if not two.
{. II. Engleken has purchased through
the Geo. r. Brooks real estate agency. 100
acres near Carlton known as the E.. p.
Shivell place; consideration, 81, 900.
AiA'N " oIlIl has purchased
the Metz acre tract in South Missoula.
on which he will build a residence in the
spring and become "a resident of the CITY.
Dan DWyre plead guilty in Justice
Houtchens' court to stealing a pair OF
pants from the Chicago Bee Hive, and is
repentins at his old headquarters in
Jail.
A humble Of Missoulians are in Helena
attending the funeral Of Miss Estella
curtis. which occurred his morning. |
among whom are Judge J. M. Evans and
Mrs. Chauncey Woodland.
W. II. II. Dickinson left Monday morn
ing FOR Philipsburg, where he will spend
the week in the interests of the Order of
washington, which he represents. IT is
d fraternal insurance order.
The protracted service held at the
Methodist church has resulted in eonsid-
cradle good. ten new members having
peeh admitted on probation and a num-
beer OF additional conversions effected,
"A former order of default in the case |
OF e. A. Winstanley VS.. City of Missoula
was yesterday set aside by Judge Woody
conditioned upon the attorneys fling an
agreed statement of facts prior to jan
uary l, 1900.
Engineer Nath killum, who was SER
lously injured in the wreck at the switch
west of Butte, has been taken to the |
Northern Pacific hospital. His face was
badly sca,ded in addition to injury to his
arm.
John ORourke had a bad cash on his
cheek treated at the Sisters hospital.
made by being thrown from his buggy on
the Lo Lo grade, by the careless driving
or another person, who ran into his
buggy.
"A contest was filed between David
Lewis and George NJ. Kennedy over
ownership of N. F.. " Sec. 27-l2-17 and
hearing ordered for Jan. 16, 1901. Both
claim the land which was ~relinouished
by the Northern Pacific railway com
Acting Attorney Price will today file
Information against Mrs. Ethel Shields.
charging her with assault in the first de-
gree on her husband, James Shields, who
lies i'm the Sisters hospital with a bullet
wound in his back.
William Wintland, of Gold creek, was
struck in the abdomen by a rolling log
ana received severe injuries. He is at
the Sisters hospital for treatment. John
Nlu, a lumber-jack of Bonner, is in the
same institution with q crushed foot
caused by a falling tree.
owing to the condition of Miss Mae