Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-17
B0zEM MAN VS.

MAN NEWS
Dan e. Allen, manager Inter Mountain
Branch Once. P. o. News Stand.
Bozeman, August IA.
Gen. and Mrs. Wilson have gone to the
camp for a few days.
b. F. Sanborn, the Manhattan mer-
chant, was in the city on business Mon
day.
Henry Mccormack, of Normal, Ills, is
out on a visit to his son., Prof. c. B. Nc
Cormack.
lvtid. c. Jones, representing the Graham
Raper Co., was In the city today in the
of his firm.
James Gallop came in to attend the
of h executive committee of
the Pioneers and returned home Monday.
tefThe local postoffice found itself with
n amount of work today, the trains
that were tied up by the washout having
got in.
Miss May Bell, Of Sioux Falls, is in the
wv WA - . ~ CO. olAC CApSSIo
to leave for her home in about a week,
having been in Montana since June.
: THE six-year-old son of E. Monforton.
who is suffering from an unusually Sc
we're attack of appendicitis, is at the In
Urinary of DR.. Chambliss, and is slowly
improving under the treatment he is re-
ceiving.
Gustave Nissem and John Bloor, of
Butte, are registered at Bozeman. Mr..
Nissem Is organizing the Liquor Dealers
into an association and reports that
much interest is being taken by the par
ties most benefited by such a move.
The little daughter of E.. c. Kinney vas
thrown from a horse while out near
Shedd's bridge. She was severely cut
about the face and it was necessary to
bring her to town to have the service of
a physician who stitched up the wounds
of the little sufferer.
Captain Trerise, a mining expert of
much experience in his profession, ar
rived yesterday evening and left for the
coal fields in the West Gallatin Basin
this morning. 1t is said hat his mission
is to look over the field carefully n rem
der a report to head of the enterprise as
to the character, value, etc., of the dis
trict.
At the meeting of the local executive
board of the college on Monday evening
it was decided to employ Prof. Gill, OF
the University Of Minnesota. as an as
~sistant to Prof. Williams in the engineer.
ing department. The position in the
preparatory department., held by Miss
Corbett, Who resigned, was filled by ap.
pointing Mrs. Hall.
! r Geo. Cans, also known as "Kickine
George" is in the neighborhood looking
UP likely saddle horses to ship east. He
offers as high as $40 for desirable ami.
mas, and is notable even at this price t.
get what he wants. The ranges havt
been pretty thoroughly cleaned out a:
to horses, a great many having beer
shipped from the Gallatin valley during
the year.
Z The preparations Off the reception O
the Old Timers are going briskly forward
The various committees are ARRANGING
the details entrusted to them, and it ap
pears that no pains will be spared t.
make this the largest n most enjoy
able meeting of any tina have so. far beel
held in this city. The programme for tn
occasion will be made public shortly
Needless to say it will be a good one.
The scholars of the Catholic Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic il
iBridger canyon yesterday. Nearly al
the scholars and many of their relative
and friends took part In the outing. TIL
games usually played on such occasion
were all on the programme for the da'
land entered into with h zest the younl
display for such pastimes. while a sub
%stantial lunch was served. which 1T l
needless to say, was also hailed with de
light by the folks, both young and old.
Anton Speirek, the man who was max
ing a collection of cutlery for some rea
son known only to himself. and Whicl
landed him in the county Jail on a charg
of insanity, was discharged by Sheriff
Fransham, who did not consider 1t pos
sible to prove him unsound enough men
tally, to bring before a commission t
pass on his case. Speirek was niue
pleased at regaining his liberty and los
no time in putting distance between him
self and the lookup. He expressed hi
intention of going to the western part Q
the state.
The hot air plant has been found In
sufficient to properly heat the elias
rooms during very old weather. T
remedy this. the large boiler, which ha
been located in the shop since the com
:, pletion of the college, is to be utilized 70
the purpose of generating steam fO
heating in addition to the hot air system
With this addition it Is expected that tn