Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-08

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and keep it open until october 27, ex-
cept October %, when he will be at Cold
Springs. His district comprises wards
3 and 4, Missoula, and Cold Springs, and
is known as District No. 2. During the
same time Polk Catlin will conduct the
registration for wards l n 2 His dis
trict is known as District 1. The regis
tration books will then be closed and
no other opportunity given for regis
tering, except on November 3, when the
books will be open for correction and
to register those who have a legal ex-
cuse Tor not registering earlier.
Charles e. Boren, Miss Mollie Lemley
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Chattin have
peen selected by the Good Templars to
represent them at the annual session of
the Grand lodge, which will convene at
Stevensv1l!e the 18th inst. The local
lodge is in good condition, financially as
Wen as IN membership, there being los
IN sood standing at present. A number
OF soclals replenished the treasury AID
brought the members closer together,
enabling them to hold weekly sessions
instead or every two weeks as last year.
manson a lumberman, died
saturday at a boarding house in Husoa
from a severe cold resulting in pneu-
hiohla' contracted while digs."ag a well
III Mlssoula, Thursday. He was SIS years
OF age and unmarried. Coroner HAYES
Drought the remain to Missoula and
they We're inferred today under the direc-
tlon OF the Lumbermen's union, of which
he was q member
II you wish to see a fine, new, clean
seasonaple, reasonable, complete, hand
some and rich looking stock OF lry
Goods, Clothing, Millinery, Carpets,
Cloaks, Boots and Shoes and Furnish
ing Goods, inspect that OF -. J. Donohue
company, whose opening is announced
for October 1OIn.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces the
death OF Mrs. Henry G. Kohl, fo-neriy
a popular lady IN 1l,a#ou.a. AIRS. hon.s
maiden maine was Marion Foote and was
born in Cleveland, cn.o. AIter several
years teaching in TIE public schools OF
MISSOURI, sac married Nr. lAohl two
years ago.
Robert f. Hale o. Kansas City, repre-
senting the PytGian Voice, is ~canvassing
the *. +. .odgeS CT the west, accompanied
by MIS-. Hale. Tuesday night he will lee
lure lor Hamilton lodge a Wednesday
night Will be with LaGreI 4oIge No. III in
Missoula.
Souvenirs and music Will lie features
OF the Opening of TIE -. q. -JJ-rJnue o.
panysn new store, to take pace en- Octo-
Der 10th. The former consist of very
handsome water color pictures of va
rious subjects and are such as Will be
considered ornaments to any well fur
nisheu room. Each lady visitor VIII re-
ceiVe one Of these Oh opening Gay. *
The report OF a dead man lying in front
of the C. Marshall residence on East Pine
street, Saturday nlsht, took Oiicar Nc
GreSor to investiga e. When he reached
the scene he found that a resurrection
had occurred and the body mad moved
on.
More than one surprise awaits those
who attend the opening of D. ]. Donohue
coHlpanys new store. They do not
promise anything that is not in their
power to fulfill and assure everyone that
no disappointment, even in the least de-
tail await their guests on their opening
day. -
Handsome Mckinley and Roosevelt
and Bryan and Stevenson campaign
caps will be distributed to the little fell
lows, who may stray in at the opening
OF ID. j. Donohue conpany,s rev store on
Wednesday Of this week.
The company is preparing for
a big opening on Wednesday, at which
time they will have their store in pre-
sentable shape. From present indica-
tons this will be a splendid addition to
Missou.a's business houses.
Miss Evangeline Spoor was in receipt
of a telegram yesterday conveying the
sad news of her fathers death, which
occurred of cancer at Martinette, Wis:
also that her brother is quite ill. She
is Frustrated with grief.
County Treasurer Higgins has made out
a statement of taxes due by the tax
payers of Missoula county, and those
attached to delinquents will cash up be-
fore the first of December.
Frank Nelson, the democratic poll
tician of Potomac, spent part of the
week in town taking treatment for the
agitation of mind and injury to feelings
which he contracted during the conven-
ton of the Independent democrats.
He Sam n Tom Vim, two celestials
who are in business here, desire to re-
turn to their native lane and are having
the necessary affidavits prepared tina
will enable them to accomplish their OBJ.
ject. ~
al Lachman, who represented the Mis-.
sOula Fire Department at the State Fire.
!, mems tournament at Livingston, report.
ed upon his return home very large at.
tendance and a pleasant melting.
Ex-Governor John M. Burke of Idaho
n Hon. Caldwell Edwards, democratic
nominee for congress-. are booked TO,
j addreSSeS at tho Rannatt onora hoxaal