Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-07
MAN NEWS

VOfh Is SOlIH6 dIu at a.
to repair the damage done to the new
paper mill by the severe wind storm Of
last Wednesday,. One OF the walls Of
the mill n a portion Of the roof suf-
sfered from the force of the tempest, and
the unfortunate accident will necessitate
delay in opecing the mill
for business. 1t vas expected that the
mill woul be in running order by the
middle of the month, but this last accl-
dent to the structure will postpone the
event for a few days at least. The peO-
pie Of Gallatin county are proud of the
new mill n realize that If it is a sue
cess it will open the way for a number
Of other industries of a similar nature
that will help to make a local market
for the products of the fertile fields OF
the valley.
1t is not often that men go out OF
their way to promote the private bust
mess concerns of their neighbors, but an
exception to his rule is found in the
avidity with which the citizens of Boze-
mar are being urged to take the Inter-
Mountain. Men Of all parties realize
that it will be a great thing feF Bozeman
to nave a daily news service from here.
The Inter Mountain has always been a
favorite ~wspap with the people of
Bohemian, but nothing like. the present
enthusiasm has ever been shown over
any paper in this city. Take the Inter
Mountain. You get the Bozeman NEWS
every day. That paper will bring 'Boze-
man right to the 'front.'" is the argument
the leading citizens are using. and a
splendid subscription hist. Is being rolled
up.
A monument is being prepared for un-
yelling over the grave of Frank Camp.
Of Gatlatin county's soldier boys.
who fell ill in San Francisco and died In
the hospital there. Frank left no money
and his folks were poor, but, with char
acteristic generosity. the citizens OF
Bozeman contributed to- a fund to bring
the body back to his home. Now the
boys who enlisted with Frank have sue
ceeded in securing q splendid monument
the young soldier who gave his life to
his country. The monument will prob
ably be unveiled On Decoration day with
appropriate exercises.
On April Z an election will be held to
elect road supervisors for the various
ROAD districts of h county. This Will
be the first election under the new law.
The school officers of the different dis
tricts Of the county will be elected the
same day.
ALI CEEOtI WIhV uc ntduc CO IAtAuC11CC ~
state convention of the republican party
to look with favor on Bozeman in select
ing a place to hold the state convention.
When h central committee OF the state
meets in Helena ON March II they win
be importuned to name Bozeman as the
next place of. meeting, and substantial
arguments will be offered to induce them
to comply with the request.
George w. Boyce arrived in this city
early in the week from Butte, where he
was looking after some mining property
which he owns in Silver Bow county.
John Williams, one Of the officers Of
the Yellowstone Park Railway conn
pany, arrived here Sunday from Spo-
kane. He says there will be a daily
train from Bozeman to Trail creek here
after. L@' 80 81
A new p~ostoffice has been named and
Differed at Trail creek. 1t is called
Hoffman and rs located at he Mountain
House mine, of which Senator Charles