Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-11

Bozeman. September 9.-At a meeting
OF the republican countw central COM
nittee yesterday evening, Ed l.. Stowe
was elected as chairman and M. Lam
as secretary. The selection of both
men is a very good one, as they are
hustlers from away back, and nothing
OF advantage to the party is liable to
De overlooked. Further, a good, hard
campaign will be fought under their
management, and it is fair to say that
the ticket Is as good as elected in this
county, from top to bottom.
Street Commissioner Kellogg has
had the grading machine out during the
past few days and has worked wonders
in the appearance of Main street. 1t
never looked cleaner, and nicer to drive
owe rthan it does now. Other streets
VIII come in 70 attention as sooon as
the work in hand i~scompleted. and ev-
cry thoroughfare in the city will be put
IN first class condition before the wealth
ef can make 1t possible for street work
to, be done.
Bozeman is preparing to give the "Old
Timers a rOusing reception and a good
time generally during their stay here.
The old stand-bys will all be here to give
an account of themselves and renew the
friendships of former years and talk
over the joys and sorrows that have
come to them since last they met in
annual session. The youthful pioneers
Will see to the programme of entertain
ment, which they seem to be a little
slow in making known. but it will in
all probability be all the better for the
time spent in settling upon the various
forms the entertainments shall take for
the occasion. A large attendance is ex-
pected and a good time is assured to
all who come.
Dr. J. II. Featherston his returned
home from his trip to the east. The
first thing on the programme after his
return was to see that a new walk
was laid before the lostofice. after
which he looked up the republican nom
inees 70 rojce, and now he feels that
he has picked up the threads of life
where he dropped them when he left
on his trip. hi,
Rev. M. L. Hickman and family re-
turned home after a lengthy visit in
North Carolina, their home before com
ing to Montana, and where the parents
of Mr.. n Mrs. Hickman reside. A very
pleasant time was had among relatives
and old friends during their stay in the
old southern home.
Mr.. Henry Sales and wife, of Merlin,
Ontario, who have spent the summer in
the valley visiting relatives, left for
their home in Canada yesterday, having
spent a very pleasant time in Montana.
and state that We're they younger in
years Montana would be their choice for
d home.
DR.. Henshall. of the United States
fish hatchery, is still a very busy man
too busy to talk, in fact. as he has not
quite disposed Of the accumulation of
this season young fish to the different
parts Of the state that are entitled to
a few cans full each.
Miss X. M. Farr, instructor in the
county high school,, has returned from
Missouri, where she spent he vacation
and is ready to proceed with her duties
at that seat of learning.
| J. M. Bulen and family, who have
spent the summer on their ranch near
Gallop, lave moved to town for the win
ter.
"Do you permit Sunday baseball in
your town."
Sunday baseball! Well, I guess not
We wouldn't permit anything that might
draw orr attention from Sunday golf"