Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-09
MISSOURI news.
Branch Office Inter Mountain PUBLISH
ing Co., 1876 Higgins avenue.
MINER INJURED
!, CAUGHT IN A SHAFT AT GOLD
- .5 CREEK.
ACCIDENT TO ZIMMERMAN.
Fred Bodie Injured at Hamilton-Both
/ y Men Taken to the Sisters
IL. Hospital.
CAUGHT IN A SHAFT AT GOLD
@%s 5 CREEK.
TO ZIMMERMAN.

" ME- Taken TO the S1ACerS L
IL Hospital.
aT s. Missoula, July Z.
Frank McNemanis was caught in al
at Gold creek yesterday afternoon
and was brought in to the Sisters hos
pital in a critical condition.
Professor Elrod's mountain climbing
expedition, consisting of 16 people, left
here last night: to look for geographical,
botanical and geological specimens in the
Of the state of Montana, and will
establish three, camps, the first at 81.
Ma yss,lake.oth thu second at Lake Melon
aid and. the third at Gro creek, in the
Buffalo country. They will also fnesti-
gate the vertebrate life in the various
lakes in Western Montana and in August
will go to the summer school at the head
Of Flathead lake for light summer school
work and will also pick up specimens
there. The party consisted Of Professor
Mrod of the University of Montana. Pro
lessor Yortz Of Helena. Professor Sill
loway and son Of Lewiston, Oscar Linan
of Lewiston, Miss Jimmie Mills n
brother Gilbert of MisOula and Miss Della
Helm of Carlton and Mrs. Elrod n
daughter will join the expedition in two
weeks. Mrs. McDermott of Bohemian,
connected with the United States depart
ment OF the interior, and L. A. Hoffman
and family of Miles City, accompanied
by Daniel Carry Beard. celebrated artist
and animal painter of New York, and MIR.
Bien, correspondent of the New York
Journal, will join them later. Mr.. Bien
Is quite a celebrated character. He has
noS,nrr +xYn O%pyIn 0r = rASolnc 0S ,lh
LEGATION on Indian life in Montana and
was the chief correspondent for the New
York Journal in Cuba during the Span
ish-A American war. There will be a NUM-
Der of others whose names are not known
now who will join the party after they
reach the permanent summer school az
the head Of Flathead lake in August. The
party leaving here asst night We're well
supplied with runs. ammunition. fishing
rods and baskets, high top rubber boots,
/, etc, and were well equipped for camping
\ and a thorough good time.
Skelly, the man who was arrested fo1
the stabbing and killing Of Chance Gar
red, at Thompson, IN the morning OF the
Fourth, was brought to the city last
night by Officer Massey and placed in
J. the county Jail for safe keeping.
f. G. stoddard went up the Bitter Root
yesterday afternoon
Miss Emily Marshall was a passenger
on the North Coast Limited to Bonner
last night.
David Black, chief night dispatcher Of
y the Northern Pac &c Railroa- compan
here, had his hand SCI erely cut yester'
dav while attempting to dope his over
grown st. Bernard dog for a dose o.
! poison. The medicine was d~istanseful tt
! "Bill,' who rebelled, and in Inc Sou
tina followed Mr.. Blacks hand wal
scratched by the dogs paw. DR.. Buck
ley dressed the wound.
Constable Harry Logan returned from
Bonita yesterday, where he had been 10
the past tow days..
A strict quarantine was ordered b,
} Health Officer Walling over the ohnso1
ranch, exposed bv the smallpox patlen
committed to the pest house Thursda
morning.
Mr., A. w. McNaughton, who has bee
: with the Big Blackfoot Milling compan
|. for the past two years in their store a
: Bonner, has resigned his position there t
. move to Misso4ia and accept a posfllo
with C. 81, Flowers of the Gold Boot sho
j store.
. Police Justice Hayes left last night o
the north coast limited for Valparals'
Ind, to be gone three weeks.
N The two coaches from the Occur A
Z The two coaches from the Coel
4 d'Alene branch wreck were brought
Z here yesterday in a delapidated condition
" With the end stove in n and a no
Z punched in the side of the other, scratcf
\ ed and SCARED and windows nearly a
= broken they presented a sorry looking al
N p%earance.
n A Young man by the name of Hughe
= who worked a few days last week Il
y Mr., Kilbourn, digging a u4teh on II
= south Side, hired a horse and
y the Fashion livery stable on the -Four
Y of July to go to Florence, and mas n
3 been seer or heard of since. the nor
y belonged to kid" Vasser, who was
8 Florence, and understood that tine nor
would be hired out to be driven up the1
I and he watched and waited for MIN. ~
tending to enter in the race, but Hugn
and the horse travelled in another dire
zion and left no trace. 1t is doubtful
ID fine horse will ever be recovered.
George Andrew Gunther and Man
M. Redeem of Thompson, were marrl
in this city last night by Rev. McA 81
of the Methodist Episcopal cnurch.
The Misses Hughes and hiss Minf
IN Scott have gone to the Hughes rancn
ri Lo Lo for an outing.
George Higgins and Will Cave we
u I'D to Victor this afternoon and VIII I