Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-02

Superintendent of Schools-Miss JAM
". Carter.
County Surveyor-No candidate.
C~oroner-Isaiah Cashmere.
Public Administrator Charles w.
Gray.
Dillon, Mont, Sept. %.
The first shell of the present CAM
paign was burst Friday evening, when
Darts hall was filled to overlooking with
an enthusiastic assemblage of republican
and democratic intelligence, who met to
hear the Hon. ]. A. Fraser of Chicago
speak a few words in behalf of William
Mckinley and Theodore Roosevelt, our
next president and vice president. After
a selection of music by the Dillon brass
band. and also a selection from the Re-
publican Glee club, l.. 7. Jones, chair
man Of the evening, introduced the
honorable speaker, who came for a
share OF the applause of the entire audi
ence. Mr.. Fraser made a very deep, in
teresting address. mingled with a few in
teresting stories n a few jokes and
maxi himself very agreeable to his at
tentive audience, who, when the meeting
was out, expressed a desire to hear him
again.
The democrats of Dillon met Thursday
evening and organized a club. The meet
ing place will be over Padley & Mudd's
meat market, and will be known as the
democratic crib" where they will meet
every Tuesday evening to sympathize
With each other. Their officers are:
President, l.. P. Phillips; secretary,
Frank Conway; treasurer, Hugh Nc
Caleb.
News was received in this city yester-
day OF the painful accident which j. e.
Estes met with while attending the
grand lodge of Knights of Pythias in
anaconda. Mr.. Estes and his friend, w.
:. Evans We're walking down Cherry
street. At the annex to the Davidson
structure and fell to the basement. about
thirteen feet. He dislocated his collar
Done ana received several other bruises,
He was taken to st. AIMS hospital
where he is receiving good treatment.
Mrs. Estes is with him.
Mr.. J. w. Scott, a well known business
man of Dillon, and Miss Elmo Jacuuette.
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, JAG
quette OF Butte, were united in marriage
=. Inc home or the brides parents, 106
'oakota street, at high noon last Wednes-
DAY, Rey: Timburn Of the Christian
church officiating. After the ceremony a
lovely wedding breakfast was partaken
'nI py the relatives and a few intimate
friends present. Mr.. and Mrs. scott az
rived in Dillon the same evening and are
now housekeeping in the Selway cottae
on Pacific street.
Last Thursday Hiram Larson, an en-
ploye OF the Oregon Short Line, who was
working just north of Dillon, was carght
under a fall of dirt and his back was
broken. Dr. NJ. A. MILLER, the Oregon
Snort Line physician, being absent, DR.,
n. =; Miller was summoned and attend
Gu the unfortunate man. The same
evening he was sent to the railroad
hospital at Salt Lake City.
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A telegram was received in this city
Wednesday telling that w. G. CantrelI,
who went to Kansas City some time ago
with a shipment of horses for Anderson.
Bros, had been fatally injured in the
freight yards at that place, and inuuir-
about his wife, and relatives, who
were to follow him to the east. Mr.. Can't
rell was a resident of this place a number
of years. being night Waterman for a
long while.
Commencing Monday, Oct. 1, the fol-
lowing grocery stores will close every
p. M: Montana Mercantile company,
Dillon Cash Grocery, w. j. Crowell,
Farley Grocery company, Olmstead &
Logan, and J. w. Morton.
=. Mrs. Lambert Eliel and sons, Paul and
Leon, leave this evening Tor their home
in Los Angeles, Cal, after spending the
summer visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. W.. A. Jones will accompany Mrs.
+Eliel and will visit in California until
about the holidays.
The Beaverhead county teachers in
stitute closed this evening after a sue
.~,cesSful and Interesting session of five
days. Superintendent Carlton did not
deliver the lecture he was to have given
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Boatman were in
town this week from their Home Park
ranch. Mr.. Boatman is making orange
ments for another horse sale, which
will take place Oct. 8 and 10.
Mesdames Cashmere, Lea and STAN
field entertained the Ladies' Aid society
of the M. E. church at the home of the
former Thursday afternoon. Light re-
freshmen We're served.
Mrs. Frank Landon and daughter, Miss
Lizette, left yesterday for San Fran
CISCO, where Miss Landon will study
music this winter.
This week the Dillon Tribune contains
a short biographical sketch of each or
the candidates on the county republican
ticket.
HORSE RESCUED ITS NATE.
Harry Riley, a young farmer living
near woodstown, pastures his horses in a