Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-19
DAILY INTER nFr-E MONTAN

DAILY NTER MOUNTAIN :
panied by Miss F. A. Porter, a highly ed ri
ucated young school teacher who expects 81
to make this state her future home.
Miss Margaret Sipple has gone to a
Harlan to accept a position as book fl
Keeper. Miss Sipple WIS attending the tt
Garden City business college from
Lewistown.
A number of friends of Miss Mary il
Herman were entertained at her home T
on the Ra.>lesnake Monday night X
The hair of those who believed the
murderer of Sheriff Young was in town. D
during the week is again laying down,
the report having proved a canard.
The Whist club was pleasantly enter s,
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J.
b. Collins at her rooms in the Union
block. :,
Mrs. ]. Gregory entertained the Ladies
auxiliary of the Brotherhood OF LocomAj II
tive Engineers, Wednesday afternoon. S
Miss Pearl Blake, of Salt Lake City,Il
is spending a few days in town.
William L.. Foster and Miss Bertha E. d.
ohock We're united in marriage yesterday II
by Justice Houtchens at his office. Mr.. W
roster IS prominent in Plains affairs, and
MISS Shook is one of the handsome young
ladies OF that prosperous town. They re- II
turned home in the evening. il
Fred Bigelow has accepted a position W
with the Florence hotel. b
County Attorney L. q. Denny is prepar-
ing to go to Bismarck, and P. Il. Prince o.
has been appointed deputy county attor- U
ney to act for him.
The Muscular is preparing an illus :
trated edition for Thanksgiving, which
promises to be the handsomest thing Of :,
its kind ever issued from a Missoula Of !,
flee. I
Since the first Of the month thirty ran s
ers have been laid off from the Bitter d
Root. Flathead, Gallatin and Clarke for
est reserves. there being little use for
them during the winter, when nature 81
protects the forests from fire and depre- h
dation.
The contest of the Northern Pacific d
railway company against the October fo
cldSslllcdl lOu OIL ldnUS Dy the mineral T.
land commissioners of the government, t.
which was to have been heard yesterday, i
has been continued until December T.. a
Joseph Putnam, of Hamilton, is in
town looking after land matters. He will ls
remain some days.. S
An unusual number of Indians passed b
through town yesterday, enroute for the b.
tin RI i-t $500. 49,
groups We're picturesque in their pecu-
liar manner Of logging. q
The mysterious disappearance Of the y
Cody sisters, which occurred at Butte, e
has been explained by Frank J. Pierce,
proprietor of the Gem theater, at Mis- /
soula and Montana concert hall at Butte. =
Nellie was brought to Missoula and, after !.
playing here for some weeks, went to III
Kalispel, where she is supposed to be at =
present. Nettie is in Butte, but is going :,
under the name of Weaver, the name I
of a man whom she is supposed to have
married, and by whom a child was born :,
two weeks ago. Nellie recently was in =,
trouble over the charge of having touch ',
ed a man for $50. :,
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The funeral of Miles Mix. who died "
Thursday e enirg, viii be conducted Sum
/ NNy @ASNAs SAA> Ao
tel, at 2 O'clock under the auspices of 3
Missoula Lodge No. Is, A. F. & A. NJ, es-1 Il
corted by st. Omar commandery. The =
remains will be inferred in the Valley, g
cemetery. I'd
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Captain Thos. Leravre has been the p
happy recipient of 81. 700 accumulations G
Ola a pension claim and denies any in-5 u
sinuation that there is no such a thing a
as prosperity. Thursday night he was q
touched for $95, which shows that pros-, u
| perity is spreading. Gals
The high respect and regard in whichjds
Marcus DAILY is held by the people of.
| Missoula was demonstrated by the hold a
ing of high requiem mass at the Catholic t.
church and the closing of business houses h
during the services Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Steib and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brennan of Hamilton and many others il
from different places We're here to attend t,
the services. Services We're also held at d
the State University, conducted by Pro- h
lessor Aber. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are again resi- G
dents of Missoula, having returned from b
Idaho, where Mr.. Morse was acting as t
bookkeeper for Greenough, Bros. on the p
Clearwater cutoff.
Joseph Flahive, of Plains, is attending a
college in Spokane. . t
George Mason has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the Bonner puant, vice
Z. H. Polleys, who went to Omaha.