Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25

Claus buttman, q prosperous merchant
of Coulterville, CAL, which will be their
home after completing their wedding
Fred West who wen to Cape Nome
three months ago, is at hlme as disgust
ed as a man could we'll be. He says the
only run a man has for his money up
there is to run home before he spends his
last cent. He has $4,000 worth of ex-
perlence done up in a real small parcel.
The historians who tell of the native
born candidates are overlooking the Hon.
Frank G.. Higgins. democratic nominee
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, who was born
Dec. %. 1853. in Hellgate. township. about
hve miles from the city of Missclia. :
Owing to the republican meeting being
held last night at Bennett hall the at
tendance at Union theater to witness
The Fast Mail' was not SO great as 1t
otherwise would have been. Tie per-
formance was a very good n and de-
served a full house. hlsh7 z
The Western Union Telegraph com-
pany is assessed $40. $50, on which is
levied a tax of $4S9.04; Postal Telegraph
n Cable company. 1920; tax, $685.,
Northern Pacific Express company,
/ ,215; tax, $3.50.
The bremen held a meeting Monday
night to arrange for their annual
Thanksgiving ball. Gus Angst, Chris
Christensen and Ed Wolfslager were APP
pointed a committee to arrange for mu-
sic, ETC., and a big time will be pre-
pared for all.
Probably what was the first political
meeting ever held at Cold Springs was
that by the republicans Monday night,
when a full house greeted the nominees
and future servants of the people.
The six men, good and true, could not
md 1T in their heart to say Ben Morgan
stole the truck from Charles Allen, so
brought in a verdict of acquittal, in JUS
tice H%outchen's court.
w. A. Wilson, of the DAILY ranch up the
Bitter Root, is in town receiving advice
concerning a broken arm, caused by a
horse stepping on it, which was not set
and knit crooked. a.
Mayor George NJ. Kennedy, of Clinton,
came down yesterday to heal Lee Man
tie and Thomas H. Carter talk republic
canism at Bennett hall last night.
Plains now has an A. O.. U. w. lodga
that starts out with a good member
ship and fine interest. 1t was instituted
Monday night by Andrew Logan.
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DR.. Mccullough and Mullins, the coal
man., had a little alteration this morn
ing in which both spilled a little blood.
NO serious damage was done.
Deputy Marshal Wall Of Helena. to-
day arrested Paul Erenneway, a Flat
head Indian, for introducing LIQUOR into
the Jail.
j. P. Warren n David Lewis were in
the, city yesterday from Clinton to- at
tend the republican speaking last, dlisht.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to o h s. Neher, of Bonner, and
Miss Fiavia Achilles. of Missoula.
Charles Nixon. of Minnesota, is now
~ 49, SiAS AAAi ! AVRol , u
the NJ. M. company.
Abe Thompson was today bound over
to the court for breaking a car seal a
few days ago.
r. ] Holla' ! ami DR.. George S.. Les
cher are down from the Flathead agency.
Edmond Hamel and A. Rochc1eau,
Frenchtown business men. are inatown.
General Weaver, supervisor of the Bit
ter Root forest reserve, is in the, city,
Miss M. Fl. Towne, of Billings has
entered the state university. GET
Mrs. Frank H. Woody was much worse
yesterday. but is again resting easier.
Representation of William Wilson on
Gold Bug placer claim. u
Senator Carter left this morning for
his home in Helena.
A.. Perrault was a visitor yesterday
from Frenchtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Scott, of Clinton,
are in the city.
James Carlass is in the city from
Bonita.
STATE SCHOOL OF MINES.
The Site School OF Mines Rutte
Montana. offers a four-year course in
mining and electrical engineering. Two
terms OF 20 weeks each per year. FIRST
term Opens September II. / J. Tu'.iol
free to residents OF Montana. For fur-
Their information address y. T.. .nard,
Butte. Mont.