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

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in the state last year. Nothing will be
during the present season. Prof. Wood
ruff has kindly agreed to coach the boys,
and a winner from away back may be
looked for when they get down to work
on the gridiron with an opposing team
to work against.
About the only thing of interest at the
present time is the political outlook in
this section. The Independent democrats
have opened headquarters in the Krue-
ger block, over the Bozeman National
bank, where the central committee of
that faction will hold forth in the future.
The other committee held a session
which lasted one afternoon. 1t was a
star session. in which the candidates ON
the local ticket We're permitted to take
part by remaining on the outside. What
transpired on the inside is not yet
known, as the leaders went home to
lunch Immediately after adjournment,
and at this writing have not returned to
complete the work they had in hand.
The anxious candidates are consequently
Just so much more anxious to find out
where they are at. if, indeed, they are
anyIssere, and there will have to be a
Showdown soon, or they will be forced
to go on a strike by getting up a central
committee of their very own. So far
local talent that has consented to do the
running have not been considered to
any great extent, and are forced to con-
tent themselves with the mOurners'
bench. and even that has been placed
out Of doors, where there is abundance
of nice cool air. that will keep them
from becoming o~verheated. 1t is q pretty
mess and of large dimensions.
The roof of the city hall came in for
some needed attention, and for several
days a force Z nen have been employed
repairing the same in putting it in shape
to do a winters work keeping out snow
and shedding water.
It is rumored that a fourth paper will
be started in this city within a few days;
that it will be in the interest of the
bank faction, and will be a complete
plant. For a reasonably small burg like
this four papers will just about fill the
bill, provided we can get just three more
that will give us a daily paper, besides
it will furnish lots of work for printers.
Let them come; the more the merrier.
A Conner of Darby is registered at the
Hotel BoZeman.
G. Q. Hathaway, from Big Timber, is
in the city on business.
Word reached here that the young son
of w. G. Foster, who resides near Horse
shoe bend, had been badly h TT in an ac-
cident thai happened to him on Wednes-
day evening. While the boy was riding
along rather rapidly his horse stumbled
and fell, rolling over on the boy, who had
both bones of his right leg broken. It
was some time before he was discovered
and taken home: The fracture was re-
duced by DR.. Mccoy of Belgrade and
the sufferer is resting easy.
Alba Haywood and his are
piled to appear at the opera house on
saturday eVening. The local lodge OF
Elks are chaperoning the
which is we'll known here and will draw
a full house.
The Whose Baby Are You"
played here last night to a small house.
Inc y deserved a better house, as
the pia turned out to be much funnie
than any of them that have so far held
the boards here. However, as a rule.
a small audience is a pretty sure sign Of
a good company. so any that are favored
IN this way need not go away feeling
bad.
The athletic association Of the Montana
state college met n elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: Walter
Collins, president: Frank Wilson. VICE
president; Lowell King, secretary: Frank
Tavvener. treasurer; executive commit.
tee. Eilers Koch, Zoe Monforton. Lucile
QuaW, Frank Sloan and Jesse Davidson
M. W.. Mcleod came up from Manhat-
tan to take in the speaking at the opera
house tonight. p. Cummings came over
from Livingston for a like purpose.
Chairman Stowe Of the republica.
central committee is doing tie work ~
three men these days. Ed saws thai
business is so rushing tina he can find
time for but one meal a day and that
he disposes Of on the run. But he likes
tho work and g going to do it right.
MOTTO, FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, Land once
at Helena, Mont, September II, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the. fol.
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make flnal proof in sun.
port OF his claim. and that said proof