Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
MISSOuLA NEWS
Branch ONCE Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co., 1856 Higgins avenue
FOUND IN RIVER
THE DECoMPosED BODY OF LOUIS
RODDICoN.
WAS IT SUICIDE OR MURDER?
Had Been Missing for Several Days
Labor Union Takes Charge
Of Funeral.

A badly decomposed body of a man
supposed to be that Of Louie Raddican,
was found in the Bitter Root river this
morning by Aldy Doomdes while picking
up wood along the banks. Raddican was
a man sixty years of g and vas we'll
known among the old-timers. He "a
been on a protracted spree for several
DAYS and was last seen at the Head
quarters saloon Saturday might. The de.
composed condition of the body would
indicate that he had been in the water
for several days. When found his head
was found in the sandbar in the middle
of the river and his feet sticking out
attracted the attention of Doomdes. His
pants were missing. He seemed to have
had money with him Saturday night.
Foul play is suspected. He mad one son
and a daughter, the former having been
adopted by a man by then name of Blake.
who it is believed is now living some
where in Minnesota, n his daughter,
whose name is Mrs. Barnum, living at
Hesperus, Iowa, where a message has
been sent. The Western Labor Union
No. 43 will take charge of the burial. In
quest will be held this afternoon.
Since the season opened at Lo Lo and
Granite Hot Springs May I'd, 264 people
rave made their way over the mountain
road with am equipment and fishing
tackle, and have remained there all the
way from two days to two months, ac-
cording to the length of vacation they
could afford. There are ia people in
camp about the resort now and every
body is enjoying every our of the day.
Following is a list of boss who are camp
ing there at the present time:
Mrs. A. E. Ives, Mrs. Joseph Gautier,
Mrs. E. NJ. Abbott, Byra Abbott, Mis-
cc,,1o. Tc1or NJ Cotnc CrH,oot r. yo &C Hi1c.
James D. Scott, B. j. Flynn, john Smith.
I Charles Helms, Ed McClain, George B.
Moore and wife, Frank Cyr and wife,
Mrs. James Martin, Joseph Martin, Louis
Martin, Mrs. A. Anderson, Annie Man.
keim, Missoula; J. M. Prier, F. j. Baird,
Victor; r. J. Dupers, George MARQUIS, J.
E. Dean, Bruer Wills, Missoula; Laura
Alaier, Stewart; Eta Landram, Cor
tainer Wills, Effie E. Butler, Mary Curry
Joe Hanenair, r. F. Porter, Mrs. r. A
Wills, Edith Lowney, Ernie Wills, Albert
Jacobson, Stevensville; Ozin Rossigan'
Denny Rossigan, Frank Lucie. Bonner
| A. Higgins, r. H. Murphy, F. Mcleod,
Mrs. w. c.. Yerrick, Zetta Yerrick, Mrs.
F. E. Kellogg sackett, Pedro, the cook
Andre st. Onge, Mrs. J. r. Cops, Miss
! Mary Leary, T.. H. Riley, Mrs. William
! Boyle, H. Rannen Miss j. Higgins, Miss
H. Bye, William Landers, D. NJ. olette
Fred Therriault, Rital Cyr, Carry Llzotte
Antoine Lizotte, j. D. Saucy, Denny MAR
tin, Mrs. Lucy Walters, Mrs. Net'ty Ram
sey, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. Mary
Epperson. Mr.. ". P. Long, Ray Walter
Miss Herman Browman, J. B.
Fred Nadean, John Williams, Heslklah
yandoran, George B~uckhouse, Mlssouia'
/ Mrs. w. A. Wallace, New YORK; Harry
Vera1ewck. Salida, Colo; Mrs. Tyler B,
Thompson, Hal Sloan, Mrs. George w
Mason, Catherine Mason, Denny Lee
Cefrille T~hibeaudan, Thomas Parent