Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-20

BUTTE, MONT AN
horse that got frightened at some object
In the road, and SHE'D over h edge OF
the ~precipitous grade, IN mai horse
and buggy rolled down the bank to the
bottom of the grade, nearly a hundred
feet. Miss Tillman fell against a bush
when the carriage tipped over, and very
fortunately escaped the trip to the bot
tom with the horse. The harness was
torn of the horse n the carriage
smashed, which was about all the dam
age done, Mr.. Marks escaping with a few
scratches and slight bruises.
Quite a large hole has been cut in the
stone front in the Dairy DiOck, which faces
Higgins avenue, and the repairs being made
for the reception of the $100,OO stock, now
York, is progressing rapidly. Although. the
company seem to have changed the plans
for tearing out the entire stone front on
Higgins avenue, the repairs being maze
will add greatly to the appearance OF atne
building.
Miss Ross. of the Hennessy store,
Butte, who came down several weeks
g to spend her vacation at Connells
ranch near Lo Lo, has been at the Sis
ters' hospital for three weeks suffering
with an abcess on her ankle. While hot
entirely recovered, she is able to walk
again, and left for her home in Butte
yesterday morning. -
Mrs. Levitt Cyr, 20 years old, who came
here with her husband from Quigfey
three months ago, die at the Sisters
hospital yesterday afternoon from blood
poisoning, caused from the result of an
accident about a month ago. Mr.. Gyr
is employed by r. Mannheim & Co., in
the Globe store or East Maine street. $
The Missoula Light and Power company
will start Monday to string wires for a prl-
oate %t ena hone, line between e t eennt the Mis- Miss %ira
will be strung along the electric light poles
and with a force OF SIX or eight men they
expect to nave the work completed and
the line working by Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Smith is doing the steno-
graphic work for he Missoua Light and
Power company during the absence of Miss
Lizzie Gibney, who is enjoying, a trip
through the National park as the Mis-
soula representative in the Inter Mountain
park excursion.
Charley Mitchell who went to st. Paul
a month g for treatment for a severe
attack of rheumatism returned to the city
yesterday entirely recovered and ready
for a game of base ball. Mr.. Mitchell, is
a crack catcher and plays that position
in the Missoula nine.
Miss Harriet Hord is holding the quar-
terly examination for teachers in the
court house and nine teachers wrote for
third grade certificates yesterday. The
examination for higher grades was writ
ten for today by a number OF others from
outside, including a few who wrote yes
terday.
Mrs. Joseph Wood with Mrs. Hender-
son, Miss St~rassburger and Miss Bailey
who are spending their vacation here
| from Butte, left early this morning for
Hamilton by team and will return Wed
nesday.
Advertising car No. 8 Of the Ringing
Brothers. circus arrived in the city at
tached to the Copper City Limited yester-
day afternoon. August Is is the date OF the
show and the day the reservation moves
to town.
Lo 10 and Granite Hot Springs Is the
most popular resort in the state, and fol
health and pleasure 1t is unsurpassed.
Louis Ashley, a ha1fbreed Indian wa.
given 10 days yesterday in Justice
Hayes court for being drunk and sleep
ing on the sidewalk.
Mrs. d. T. Curran arrived on No. 2 las
night from Seattle, where she has beer
visiting for the past two months with rela
tives. -.
Missoula the Garden City. If you wan
to make money Easy. buy a five acre frui
farm. Cobban & Dinsmore, Missoula
Mont. g
Mrs. C. Wilson. formerly a teacher ir
the Missoula schools, returned to her home
in Sand Point after spending a few day
visiting friends in this city.
George w. Hall leaves tomorrow for a
ten days vacation and outing in the
Courtney lake country. =
who has been visiting relatives in the
city, returned to her home this morning
Louis Worthington and daughter Lii.
liam spent a few days in the city and
returned home to Butte yesterday.
Those seeking pleasure and amusement
can find it at Lo Lo and Granite Ho,
Springs.
Miss Nellie Gogarty returned to Gin,
ton yesterday after spending a few days
in the city calling on friends.
Bert d'Autrimont returned yesterda,
from Stevensville after a few days visi
there.
I. w. Griffith, advertising man for tn,
M. M. Co., is enjoying a weeks vacation
Accommodations at 10 Lo and Grant,
/ Hot Springs are first~class in every re
spect.
Miss Zetta Yerrick went to Butte yes
lfpc7av Morning for q weeks visit 1mnnf